July 18, 1973 (12 pages)

Wed., July 18,1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 oo) ™mOLD rE ARMER'sS JULY 23-29, 1973 ; Now’s the time when lightning sears the sky. Gather your medicinal herbs now .. Wright Brothers flight over 1 hour July 27, 1909 . .. New Moon July 29th.. Cut brush now . . . Average length of days for the week, 14 hours, 42 minutes . . Stars and Stripes over Guam again July 28, 1944.. Egg fried U.S. Capital steps July 28, 1928 . . Cuban Revolution began July 26, 1953 . . There’s no ugly love or handsome prison. Old Farmer’s Riddle: Why is a pack of cards like a garden shed? (Answer below.) ! Ask the Old Farmer: I have always taken it for granted that the authorized American spread eagle could be used facing either to the right or left. Recently I have heard this is not so — that eagles always face left. Is this right? J.F., Atlanta. Our understanding is that the eagle always faces toward the olive branch — on the Great Seal of the United States — which is the military right. Home Hints: Oil of sassafras is a good mosquito repellent and it also relieves itching from bites . . . To rid a kettle of its iron taste, boil a mixture of hay and water in it . . . Riddle answer: There are spades in it. OLD FARMER’S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Most of week clear and hot; light rain latter part. Greater New York-New Jersey: First part of week cloudy and hot; rain end of week, heavy on weekend. Middle Atlantic Coastal: Intermittent rain and hot all week. Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Clear and hot through midweek, then rain through end of week. Florida: Rain to start, then clearing and very hot by midweek; rain again on weekend. Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: First part of week cloudy and hot; light rain and hot latter part. Greater Ohio Valley: Rain off and on throughout week; cloudy and hot on weekend. Deep South: Light rain through midweek, then clear for rest. Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: Rain all week and very warm. ; Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes: Heavy rain to start, then showers continuing through remainder of week. Central Great Plains: Heavy rain at first, then clear and hot; light rain latter part. : Texas-Oklahoma: Rain, heavy to start, and hot, then by midweek; end of week clear and hot. ‘Rocky Mountain Region: Clear and warm to start, then thun© dershower latter part; mostly clear on weekend. Southwest Desert: First part of week cloudy with temperatures near 110; scattered showers end of week and cooler. Pacific Northwest: Hot to start, then cloudy and cooler through most of week; light rain on weekend. California: Mostly clear and pleasant all week. NEVADA CITY employes George Nelson and Houston Spires head underground with cement to repair the rock wall in the city’s newly opened tunnel. cooler (All Rights Reserved, Yankee, Inc., Dublin, N.H. 03444) Don’t pre-heat it f : ne over an hour to cook r foods that take Turn it off as soon as using it. Heart and bloodvessel disease course offered you're through Don’t use it to heat your kitchen eae i NS Asummer of research into the causes and cures of heart and blood vessel diseases is again being offered to 52 outstanding college science students through the Heart Association’s Student Research Associates Program. This year two University of California students have been selected by the Heart ‘Association to receive $750 stipends and individual tenweek assignments working with prominent research scientists in the Sacramento area. Miss Karen Auditore, a senior at UC, Davis, majoring in Biological Sciences will be working with Dr. Anthony DeMaria at the Sacramento Medical Center where her main source of investigation will be working in the field of echo cardiography. a Mr. Darrell Wilson who is a graduate student at UC, Davis, in the field of biomedical engineering has been assigned to work in the-areas of circuit design for medical instruments and . coordination and analyzation of ‘data received through heart catheterization. At the end of their ten-week assignment, both students will participate in area roundtables to discuss and evaluate their summer’s work. Each will also submit a personal evaluation of the program at that time. In five years a follow-up survey of former participants will be taken to evaluate the career placement of the Student Research award program. Classified ads work

Wed., July 18,1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 oo) ™mOLD rE ARMER'sS JULY 23-29, 1973 ; Now’s the time when lightning sears the sky. Gather your medicinal herbs now ... Wright Brothers flight over 1 hour July 27, 1909 . ... New Moon July 29th... Cut brush now . . . Average length of days for the week, 14 hours, 42 minutes . .. Stars and Stripes over Guam again July 28, 1944... Egg fried U.S. Capital steps July 28, 1928 . .. Cuban Revolution began July 26, 1953 . .. There’s no ugly love or handsome prison. Old Farmer’s Riddle: Why is a pack of cards like a garden shed? (Answer below.) ! Ask the Old Farmer: I have always taken it for granted that the authorized American spread eagle could be used facing either to the right or left. Recently I have heard this is not so — that eagles always face left. Is this right? J.F., Atlanta. Our understanding is that the eagle always faces toward the olive branch — on the Great Seal of the United States — which is the military right. Home Hints: Oil of sassafras is a good mosquito repellent and it also relieves itching from bites . . . To rid a kettle of its iron taste, boil a mixture of hay and water in it . . . Riddle answer: There are spades in it. OLD FARMER’S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Most of week clear and hot; light rain latter part. Greater New York-New Jersey: First part of week cloudy and hot; rain end of week, heavy on weekend. Middle Atlantic Coastal: Intermittent rain and hot all week. Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Clear and hot through midweek, then rain through end of week. Florida: Rain to start, then clearing and very hot by midweek; rain again on weekend. Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: First part of week cloudy and hot; light rain and hot latter part. Greater Ohio Valley: Rain off and on throughout week; cloudy and hot on weekend. Deep South: Light rain through midweek, then clear for rest. Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: Rain all week and very warm. ; Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes: Heavy rain to start, then showers continuing through remainder of week. Central Great Plains: Heavy rain at first, then clear and hot; light rain latter part. : Texas-Oklahoma: Rain, heavy to start, and hot, then by midweek; end of week clear and hot. ‘Rocky Mountain Region: Clear and warm to start, then thun© dershower latter part; mostly clear on weekend. Southwest Desert: First part of week cloudy with temperatures near 110; scattered showers end of week and cooler. Pacific Northwest: Hot to start, then cloudy and cooler through most of week; light rain on weekend. California: Mostly clear and pleasant all week. NEVADA CITY employes George Nelson and Houston Spires head underground

with cement to repair the rock wall in the city’s newly opened tunnel. cooler (All Rights Reserved, Yankee, Inc., Dublin, N.H. 03444) Don’t pre-heat it f : ne over an hour to cook r foods that take Turn it off as soon as using it. Heart and bloodvessel disease course offered you're through Don’t use it to heat your kitchen eae i NS Asummer of research into the causes and cures of heart and blood vessel diseases is again being offered to 52 outstanding college science students through the Heart Association’s Student Research Associates Program. This year two University of California students have been selected by the Heart ‘Association to receive $750 stipends and individual tenweek assignments working with prominent research scientists in the Sacramento area. Miss Karen Auditore, a senior at UC, Davis, majoring in Biological Sciences will be working with Dr. Anthony DeMaria at the Sacramento Medical Center where her main source of investigation will be working in the field of echo cardiography. a Mr. Darrell Wilson who is a graduate student at UC, Davis, in the field of biomedical engineering has been assigned to work in the-areas of circuit design for medical instruments and . coordination and analyzation of ‘data received through heart catheterization. At the end of their ten-week assignment, both students will participate in area roundtables to discuss and evaluate their summer’s work. Each will also submit a personal evaluation of the program at that time. In five years a follow-up survey of former participants will be taken to evaluate the career placement of the Student Research award program. Classified ads work