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Local girl, Diane Skow, models with her 1932 Ford Roadster. A photo of her car, by Michael Beatley, is featured on a Reno Hwy 395 billboard for the “Show ‘n Shine” show June 15.

Sports

The county recreates on the first real day of summer

June 14, 2019June 13, 2019 Mari Erin Roth, Sports Editor

It was a great first day of June in Plumas County and a real marker of summer at the annual County Picnic. The weather in Quincy at the fairgrounds was sublime, hot with a break now and then from gorgeous clouds that dropped not a single drop on the spit and polished car specimens on display.

The longest line all day at the County Picnic was at the Burger Shack selling Fresh Squeezed Lemonade on the first hot days of spring.

George the Barber makes his traditional appearance in the gazebo to raise money for local organizations. Bob Baitinger returns for his summer buzz.

Sporadic cooling clouds cast a perfectly blended reflection on the art painted around a classic hood ornament.

Kathy Powers, left, and Independent Track host Quigg, pitch for KQNY 91.9 community radio in a 1977 VW Westfalia.

A sharp little 1961 pink Nash wins a specialty award.

A summer classic, a 1973 Dodge Challenger, flashes green at the June 1 car show.

A flashy grill on a 1931 coupe grabs car show wanderers.

“Walter,” a 1931 Model A sedan, is ready to roll.

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