January 17, 1962 (12 pages)

ASA TAILS HITE ES Page 12.Wednesday, January 17, 1962.NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Lumber Forum Discusses Marketing Burned Timber "When the box car door was opened all hell broke loose, " said the speaker. “Thousands of these horntailed wasps flew out all over the place. It wouldn't have been so bad except it seems that for a couple of . weeks before a big advertising campaign was put on byapest exterminating company, " He paused, “It seems everyonein town was a bit jumpy about termites because of this advertising. Imagine what they thought at the railroad yards when this car of lumber arrived from California full of bugs! " This incident occured in Chicago last year, according to the speaker, Bob Gates, manager of Yuba River Lumber Co, Gates was a member of a panel of three lumber men who spoke before the quarterly meeting. of the Sacramento-T ahoe Forest Forum at the Victorian Dining Room in Nevada CityJan. 5, The Forum was attended by almost 70 people who had been concerned with the harvest and marketing of lumber from areas devastated by recent forest fires, The three panel members spoke of their experiences with such lumber and all agreed the biggest problem was with insect infestation. By Bob Wyckoff "We lost almost 25 per cent of our molding stock to the bugs, " said George Duff, manager of the Cal-Ida operation in Auburn, "We finally put all the lumber fromthe burnin the kiln for 24 hours at 180. We found this treatment killed the bugs. " Phil English of Placerville Forest Products rounded out the panel, His advice was in the form ofa preventative measure, "Log as soon after the burn asis possible. Move the logs, and move them fast." The English theory of speed was born out by Forest Service Entomologist Boyd Wickman, "Smoke is an attractant to insects. Two of the recent large burns ( in this area) occurred in August when the bugs were in full flight. It would seem they were attracted to the area by the smoke, The Camptonville burn took place in November when the bugs were partially dormant so the infestation didn't take place ‘tilthe following year when the insects normally were in flight." Dipping the lumber from the burned areas and fumigation were discussed as methods of control. While Bob Gates said his company had fairly good results with a certain chemical solution, Wickman said there is at PIONEER BARBER S HOP present no evidence that fumigation is effective. All who spoke agreed with Duff that the only sure way to kill -the bugs was heating in a kiln, Leo Speckert of AO, Speckert Lumber Co, in Marysville said his firm sprinkles the logs in the deck, He states that no insect damage has been found to this time. What of future timber sales involving fire damaged trees? Gates summed upthe sentiment of many, “If I had to buy burned timber again, I wouldn't, If you don't have dry kilns, leave the stuff alone!” AT THE SPEAKERS TABLE----Taking part in the discussion at the recent Sacramento --Tahoe Forest Forum.are: (L-R) Panel Moderator Bill Lambert, US Forest Service; KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS PERSONAL INSURANCE Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 PLANING $250 Million Bond Issue Asked By CTA Secretary BURLINGA ME=-Gov. Brown was asked today by the California Teachers Association (CTA) toinclude a bond issue for “at least $250 million" inhis Administration's program tobe considered by the special session of the State Legislature. Ina letter to the governor EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose by Executive Secretary ArthurF, Corey, the CTA said the bond issue should be submitted tothe voters of CaliDisaster Office Plans Shelter Workshop SACRAMENTO ----The California Disaster Office announced that another shelter workshop will be held at their State headquarters tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. The workshop is designed to help individuals and contractors who plan to build shelters, The Disaster Office staff will fornia at the J une primary election. Purpose of the money, the CTA said, would be to continue the state school building aid program for fast-growing districts that have reached the maximum allowed for local bond issues. TheCTA estimated that the **xCIRCULARS **STATIONERY **x MAIL PIECES **xBILLS **xFORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212.W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 — South Auburn Street $250 million will be required to continue the state building aid program for two more years, The plan has repeatedly won overwhelming voter approval. review shelter design and building problems and anSw er questions concerning shelter construction, The course is open to the public without charge. WANTED Douglas Fir Barkie Poles EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly,. sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest.no matter how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT H! WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann CALL or WRITE CALL McCORNICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CO. Stockton, Calif: Phone HO 5-5768 MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Box 103 Camino, Calif. Phone NI 4-2663 or "WE DON'T HAVE ANY BUG TROUBLE, BOB ."-----Leo Speckert (L), A.O. Specker Lumber Co. explains to Bob Gates (R) manager of Yuba River Lumber Co. that his firm hasn't experienced any insect trouble with fire killed timber. MARCH OF DIMES DANCE FESTIVAL GRASS VALLEY---The regff ular meeting of the Nuggeteers this week has been cancelled to permit the mem( Formerly Holmes Funera! 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ASA TAILS HITE ES Page 12..Wednesday, January 17, 1962..NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Lumber Forum Discusses Marketing Burned Timber "When the box car door was opened all hell broke loose, " said the speaker. “Thousands of these horntailed wasps flew out all over the place. It wouldn't have been so bad except it seems that for a couple of . weeks before a big advertising campaign was put on byapest exterminating company, " He paused, “It seems everyonein town was a bit jumpy about termites because of this advertising. Imagine what they thought at the railroad yards when this car of lumber arrived from California full of bugs! " This incident occured in Chicago last year, according to the speaker, Bob Gates, manager of Yuba River Lumber Co, Gates was a member of a panel of three lumber men who spoke before the quarterly meeting. of the Sacramento-T ahoe Forest Forum at the Victorian Dining Room in Nevada CityJan. 5, The Forum was attended by almost 70 people who had been concerned with the harvest and marketing of lumber from areas devastated by recent forest fires, The three panel members spoke of their experiences with such lumber and all agreed the biggest problem was with insect infestation. By Bob Wyckoff "We lost almost 25 per cent of our molding stock to the bugs, " said George Duff, manager of the Cal-Ida operation in Auburn, "We finally put all the lumber fromthe burnin the kiln for 24 hours at 180. We found this treatment killed the bugs. " Phil English of Placerville Forest Products rounded out the panel, His advice was in the form ofa preventative measure, "Log as soon after the burn asis possible. Move the logs, and move them fast." The English theory of speed was born out by Forest Service Entomologist Boyd Wickman, "Smoke is an attractant to insects. Two of the recent large burns ( in this area) occurred in August when the bugs were in full flight. It would seem they were attracted to the area by the smoke, The Camptonville burn took place in November when the bugs were partially dormant so the infestation didn't take place ‘tilthe following year when the insects normally were in flight." Dipping the lumber from the burned areas and fumigation were discussed as methods of control. While Bob Gates said his company had fairly good results with a certain chemical solution, Wickman said there is at PIONEER BARBER S HOP present no evidence that fumigation is effective. All who spoke agreed with Duff that the only sure way to kill -the bugs was heating in a kiln, Leo Speckert of AO, Speckert Lumber Co, in Marysville said his firm sprinkles the logs in the deck, He states that no insect damage has been found to this time. What of future timber sales involving fire damaged trees? Gates summed upthe sentiment of many, “If I had to buy burned timber again, I wouldn't, If you don't have dry kilns, leave the stuff alone!” AT THE SPEAKERS TABLE----Taking part in the discussion at the recent Sacramento --Tahoe Forest Forum.are: (L-R) Panel Moderator Bill Lambert, US Forest Service; KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS PERSONAL INSURANCE Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 PLANING $250 Million Bond Issue Asked By CTA Secretary BURLINGA ME=-Gov. Brown was asked today by the California Teachers Association (CTA) toinclude a bond issue for “at least $250 million" inhis Administration's program tobe considered by the special session of the State Legislature. Ina letter to the governor EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose by Executive Secretary ArthurF, Corey, the CTA said the bond issue should be submitted tothe voters of CaliDisaster Office Plans Shelter Workshop SACRAMENTO ----The California Disaster Office announced that another shelter workshop will be held at their State headquarters tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. The workshop is designed to help individuals and contractors who plan to build shelters, The Disaster Office staff will fornia at the J une primary election.

Purpose of the money, the CTA said, would be to continue the state school building aid program for fast-growing districts that have reached the maximum allowed for local bond issues. TheCTA estimated that the **xCIRCULARS **STATIONERY **x MAIL PIECES **xBILLS **xFORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212.W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 — South Auburn Street $250 million will be required to continue the state building aid program for two more years, The plan has repeatedly won overwhelming voter approval. review shelter design and building problems and anSw er questions concerning shelter construction, The course is open to the public without charge. WANTED Douglas Fir Barkie Poles EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly,. sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest..no matter how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT H! WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann CALL or WRITE CALL McCORNICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CO. Stockton, Calif: Phone HO 5-5768 MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Box 103 Camino, Calif. Phone NI 4-2663 or "WE DON'T HAVE ANY BUG TROUBLE, BOB ."-----Leo Speckert (L), A.O. Specker Lumber Co. explains to Bob Gates (R) manager of Yuba River Lumber Co. that his firm hasn't experienced any insect trouble with fire killed timber. MARCH OF DIMES DANCE FESTIVAL GRASS VALLEY---The regff ular meeting of the Nuggeteers this week has been cancelled to permit the mem( Formerly Holmes Funera! Home ) 246 Saeramento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 24-Hour Ambulance Service DRAPERIES. .CARPETING. -LINOLEUM.FLOOR TILE FOR IN THE HOME FREE ESTIMATE Dial 273-8320 -Evenings 273-6110 15° GIFT CERTIFICATE . ey cree ¥ ar Nevada County Dealer . . draperies and floor coverings bers to attend the March of == : ) A ; for Alexander Smith ff Dimes Folk Dance Festival P oF High atop the OAKLAND-BERKELEY hills aad Corner Main and Mill Sts, GRASS VALLEY Carpets Rugs Rug Cushions## in Marysville Sunday at the VW ssty magnificent setting for Pleasure Y Veteran's Building at 1 p.m. =) (_ Spectacular oung Dancing The Bay area's only resort hotel 20 minutes from San Francisco = Waters extends its own unique brand of hospitality to charm travelers. Secluded in a 22-acre glamorous garden setting with breathtaking views of the Bay area, The Claremont offers all the conveniences of a progressive metropolitan hotel. Climate lends itself to perfect year-around holidays ccol summers and mild winters. Teens ) Tickets will be given at the following stores after. 5:30 P. M. onThursday Evenings * Alpha Dalpez Knee’s M* Ladys Novaks Smiths Style Shop Yost Shell Young Teens P amily living at it its best... 300 beautiful view rooms and suites are individual ly styled and decorc'2d..the ultimate in modern luxury. Dine in elegant splendor at moderate prices in the delightfulGarden Room for luncheon, and buffet dinners featuring the largest, longest, and most bountiful buffet table in the West.. famous Wine Fountain. Dinner dancing Saturday night. Swim in the new heated swimming pool for relaxation cabanas poolside. The Claremont is only minutes away from all sports and recreations..golf, tennis, fishing, riding, sightseeing, etc. European Plan 1200-cor FREE parking lot LARGEST CONVENTION BANQUET DINING FACILITIES IN THE WEST -GROUPS TO 4,000 The Claremonl Holel OAKLAND /BERKELEY /CALIFORNIA Telephone: THornwall 3-3720 Teletype: OA 520 OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 Family Buffet You'll love your 3 bedroom, two full baths, home. A master-bedroom suite with the convenience of a private Pullman bath, His and Hers wardrobes, spaciousrear living room with mamoth picture window and fireplace, Separate dining room area and step-saver kitchen, broad protective eaves, large covered porch, decorative shutters, diamond lite windows and lifetime window screens, GARAGE Write directly tos Murray Lehr Menaging Director Victor E, Roberts General Manager @r see your. Travel Agent Our MODEL HOME on.Glenbrook Hts, Rd. opposite the Gold Center Club. .has been tastefully furnished by.. in San Francisco it's the Hotel * GR4-6464 2 . Nevada City _. _Merchants