November 27, 1968 (12 pages)

Christmas Of Our Times Mone 5) PEACE ON EARTH NEW YORK (ED)-—If you're looking for a perceptive mirror of our time, you'll find it in Christmas cards this year. American artists from every section of the country have created contemporary masterpieces that express the ancient holiday spirit while depicting our very modern way of life. With more than 50% of our population under 27, “youth” is the byword of our time. For some of them today’s world is a “mod, mod” place, and Ivan Chermayoff. captures that gay, swinging mood with his lively brush and palette. His whimsical Santa card is perfect for everyone who loves mini-skirts and pop art. Christmas has always been a holiday for the young, beloved by children of all ages for its gifts and goodies. In Jane Miller’s charming scene, two modern youngsters help nae to a traditional treat of candy canes. The growing interest in travel in the U.S. to see the many faces of our country is expressed by the theme of “Christmas Coast to Coast” in the American Artists Group 1968 ‘collection. Scenes range from Jack Garver’s watercolor of the historic Spanish missions at Rancho de Taos, New Mexico, to Thomas Naegele’s view of the contemporary urban scene—city folk bicycling in Néw York’s famed Central Park on a frosty afternoon. Even the radiant beauty of the traditional portrait of Madonna and Child is brought into new focus in the modern-day colors of Dean Ellis, an artist born in Michigan on Christmas day. Nothing, of course, is more contemporary than the ageless message of Peace on Earth. Tom Morrow voices mankind’s yearning for peace with an American Artists Group card showing representatives of many religions joined in one procession of brotherhood. Expressing their personal viewpoints, these artists have reinterpreted the beloved motifs of the holiday season— making it possible to wish family and friends “Merry Christmas” in a more beautiful, more meaningful-way. . Insecticides Pose Threat amounts of poisons that later may become toxic to themselves and their predators. Fish resources. are also threatened by leaching and runoff. of ‘toxicants from watersheds that have been treated withiinsecticides. Thus thetfuse of nuclear energy by”conservationists ‘is increasing, and through radionuclide tagging’ of particular ecology systems it is becoming possible to unravel the movements of the animal kingdom. The need for knowledge of the ecology of forested areas is becoming increasingly evident as man intensifies his use of forested lands for wood products, watersheds, wildlife habitat, and recreation. Parallel needs for knowledge of the ecological effects of insecticides and pesticides aie also obvious following the widespread use and misuse of these chemicals. Many scientists have voiced concern over the use of insecticides preceding knowledge of the total effects of the substances on the environment, especially upon the species for which the control is being sought. The use of radionuclidelabeled insecticides, such as malathion and DDT, allows the detection of the pesticide more readily than chemical techniques. As use of pesticides increase, redistribution of the substances becomes critical, QHio State University, which is studying radionuclide tracer techniques for evaluating the effects of these chemicals on the ecology ot marsh wildlife for the Atomic Energy Commission, has The eighth annual northern California fire services safety seminar will be presented December 6 at Freeborn Hall, University of California at Davis, in co-operation. with the governor's industrial safety conference. Registration for the all day seminar, which will conclude at 4 p.m. will start at 8 a.m. The theme of this years program will be "The Transportation of Hazardous Materials", and the problems.that can arise for the fire service due to unfound there is evidence that some ‘organisms store. large [FONARD F. CAREY.. Realtor Phone 273-4300---P, O, Box. 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments Mortgage loans The Nevada County Nugget Bramkamp resigns as OEDP director Lynn BramkampSr. is resigning as executive director of the Overall Economic Development Plan committee after less than four months on the job. Bramkamp's resignation, written last Friday, was read Tuesday after the county board of supervisors held a one-hour executive (closed) session on™ the subject. At various times during the hour, the supervisors conferred with Bramkamp, with members of the OEDP executive committee, with County Counsel Leo Todd and finally by themselves, The director's resignation will take effect Dec. 19, one month from the date the board accepted it. In this letter, Bramkamp said: "While the program has considerable potential for the welfare of Nevada county, I feel my’ continuance in the executive position I now hold is unduly delaying accomplishment of my original purpose in coming to the county which was to retire from active and full time participation in business affairs," Upon returning to open meeting, the supervisors unanimously accepted the resignation and voted to send Bramkamp a letter "of commendation for _ his efforts for OEDP." Bramkamp was the first person hired for the local OEDP staff after it was decided in the summer to expand from a purely volunteer layman organization and hire professional assistance. A federal grant was obtained to pay part of the cost, The OEDP executive committee originally recommended Bramkamp's hiring, but the position actually is filled by the supervisors. His resignation will leave the office with one employe, Mrs, Sandra Rennie, the program planner. She is the second person to fill that position, A manhired earlier resigned after it was learned he was on probation from a conviction of failing to submit a contributions and earning report. In recent weeks, the supervisors also were asked, and reluctantly approved, a change in location of OEDP's office, Bramkamp argued that the original space along Main Street in Grass Valley was difficult e Fire safety seminar set forseen happenings. The keynote speaker is to be Robert Miller of the Pacific Motor Transport Company, and his subject is appropriately titled, “Transporting Hazardous Materials safely," /The eighth annual fire services safety seminar is another in the continuing programs of information designed to give the firefighter of today more thorough knowledge in the field of safety, makinghim more efficient in the everyday performance of his job, All fire department personnel are encouraged to attend this worthwhile seminar. Classified Ads, — the little fellows with the big pulling power,to work in because of noise and fumes from traffic. The office was moved to Neal Street. A lease to rent that office for $140 a month was approved Tuesday. OEDP, through its task force of laymen and with help from a number of county, city and Nevada Irrigation District staff officials, has applied for federal grants totaling several million dollars to achieve the purpose for which OEDP was createdlower the unemployment rate in Nevada county. Workshop director is leaving Robert McArdle has resigned as executive director of the Nevada County Community Workshop to take a position with a national marketing organization for sheltered workshop products. William Briggs, president of the workshop board of directors, made the announcement today and said Col. Randolph H. Vinding, (ret.) of Burma Road in Cedar Ridge has been named interim executive director of the community project. Col. Vinding has had more than five years workshop experience with the Goodwill Industries in San Jose and will remain in charge of the local project until a permanent replacement is found, Briggs said. "We regret that Bob is leaving our workshop but are hopeful his new position will allow him to provide us with new markets for our expanding workshop program," Briggs said. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER UNDER SECTIONS 6105 AND 6107 OF THE COMMERCIAL CODE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Transferors will transfer all their right, title and interest to the business and equipment of the NEVADA CITY FLORIST ‘to the Transferees, D. W. ELLIOTT and JANE Z ELLIOTT, on the 24th day of November, 1968, at the store of the NEVADA CITY FLORIST, at 221 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, Said sale is made in consideration of the above-named Transferees forgiving the unpaid balance of the contract of Purchase and Sale, hitherto made and entered into by the above-named Transferors, Creditors are advised: to pursue their remedies against the Transferors, The names and addresses of the Transferors are: DIWGHT GERING Route 1 Box 972 A Grass Valley, Calif, and ELIZABETH GERING Route 1 Box 972 A Grass Valley, Calif, The names and addresses of the Transferees are: D. W. ELLIOTT Highway 20 Nevada City, Calif, and : JANE E, ELLIOTT Highway 20 Nevada City, Calif, The business to be transferred is known as the NEVADA CITY FLORIST, located at 221 November 27,1968 TT USE NUGGET FOR RESULTS 265-2471 10. Crafts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 14. Help Wanted-Men 2 EXP, MECHANICS FORD preferred. ~ Permanent, all employee benefits,Med, Ins., Pd, vacation, retirement plan. Good working conditions, Located in No. Sacto Valley. Write Box C, c/o Nev. Co. Nugget, 95959, ‘44. Musical instruments —_ BANK REPOSSESSIONS force us to sell in this vicinity two famous make Spinet pianos, one walnut for balance due. Party with good credit can assume small monthly payments, Write Adjuster, P.O. Box 1055, Chico, Calif. 95926. CONSOLE’ SPINET PIANO, Will sacrifice to responsible party in this area, Cash or terms, Also ELEC, ORGAN. Write or phone Credit Megr., 503-363-5707, Tallman Piano-Organ Stores, Inc., Salem, Oregon. 9. Merchandise Wanted WANTED: APPROX, 5-TON CAey pneumatic tired forkin good _ condition. DIAMGND STEEL CO,, INC. Yuba City, Phone 742-8577, LEGAL NOTICE Broad Street, NevadaCity, Calif, 95959, /s/ DWIGHT GERING /s/ DWIGHT GERING /s/ ELIZABETH GERING /s/ D. W. Elliott /s/ JANE E, ELLIOTT ane of Publication: Nov, 27, WE'RE LOOKING FOR af SAVER—INVESTORS 0b WE’ RE LOOKING FOR 6 YOU TO BUY AND SAVE U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Nevada City, Calif. ~—« a wa

Christmas Of Our Times Mone 5) PEACE ON EARTH NEW YORK (ED)-—If you're looking for a perceptive mirror of our time, you'll find it in Christmas cards this year. American artists from every section of the country have created contemporary masterpieces that express the ancient holiday spirit while depicting our very modern way of life. With more than 50% of our population under 27, “youth” is the byword of our time. For some of them today’s world is a “mod, mod” place, and Ivan Chermayoff. captures that gay, swinging mood with his lively brush and palette. His whimsical Santa card is perfect for everyone who loves mini-skirts and pop art. Christmas has always been a holiday for the young, beloved by children of all ages for its gifts and goodies. In Jane Miller’s charming scene, two modern youngsters help nae to a traditional treat of candy canes. The growing interest in travel in the U.S. to see the many faces of our country is expressed by the theme of “Christmas Coast to Coast” in the American Artists Group 1968 ‘collection. Scenes range from Jack Garver’s watercolor of the historic Spanish missions at Rancho de Taos, New Mexico, to Thomas Naegele’s view of the contemporary urban scene—city folk bicycling in Néw York’s famed Central Park on a frosty afternoon. Even the radiant beauty of the traditional portrait of Madonna and Child is brought into new focus in the modern-day colors of Dean Ellis, an artist born in Michigan on Christmas day. Nothing, of course, is more contemporary than the ageless message of Peace on Earth. Tom Morrow voices mankind’s yearning for peace with an American Artists Group card showing representatives of many religions joined in one procession of brotherhood. Expressing their personal viewpoints, these artists have reinterpreted the beloved motifs of the holiday season— making it possible to wish family and friends “Merry Christmas” in a more beautiful, more meaningful-way. . Insecticides Pose Threat amounts of poisons that later may become toxic to themselves and their predators. Fish resources. are also threatened by leaching and runoff. of ‘toxicants from watersheds that have been treated withiinsecticides. Thus thetfuse of nuclear energy by”conservationists ‘is increasing, and through radionuclide tagging’ of particular ecology systems it is becoming possible to unravel the movements of the animal kingdom. The need for knowledge of the ecology of forested areas is becoming increasingly evident as man intensifies his use of forested lands for wood products, watersheds, wildlife habitat, and recreation. Parallel needs for knowledge of the ecological effects of insecticides and pesticides aie also obvious following the widespread use and misuse of these chemicals. Many scientists have voiced concern over the use of insecticides preceding knowledge of the total effects of the substances on the environment, especially upon the species for which the control is being sought. The use of radionuclidelabeled insecticides, such as malathion and DDT, allows the detection of the pesticide more readily than chemical techniques. As use of pesticides increase, redistribution of the substances becomes critical, QHio State University, which is studying radionuclide tracer techniques for evaluating the effects of these chemicals on the ecology ot marsh wildlife for the Atomic Energy Commission, has The eighth annual northern California fire services safety seminar will be presented December 6 at Freeborn Hall, University of California at Davis, in co-operation. with the governor's industrial safety conference. Registration for the all day seminar, which will conclude at 4 p.m. will start at 8 a.m. The theme of this years program will be "The Transportation of Hazardous Materials", and the problems.that can arise for the fire service due to unfound there is evidence that some ‘organisms store. large [FONARD F. CAREY... Realtor Phone 273-4300---P, O, Box. 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments Mortgage loans The Nevada County Nugget Bramkamp resigns as OEDP director Lynn BramkampSr. is resigning as executive director of the Overall Economic Development Plan committee after less than four months on the job. Bramkamp's resignation, written last Friday, was read Tuesday after the county board of supervisors held a one-hour executive (closed) session on™ the subject. At various times during the hour, the supervisors conferred with Bramkamp, with members of the OEDP executive committee, with County Counsel Leo Todd and finally by themselves, The director's resignation will take effect Dec. 19, one month from the date the board accepted it. In this letter, Bramkamp said: "While the program has considerable potential for the welfare of Nevada county, I feel my’ continuance in the executive position I now hold is unduly delaying accomplishment of my original purpose in coming to the county which was to retire from active and full time participation in business affairs," Upon returning to open meeting, the supervisors unanimously accepted the resignation and voted to send Bramkamp a letter "of commendation for _ his efforts for OEDP." Bramkamp was the first person hired for the local OEDP staff after it was decided in the summer to expand from a purely volunteer layman organization and hire professional assistance. A federal grant was obtained to pay part of the cost, The OEDP executive committee originally recommended Bramkamp's hiring, but the position actually is filled by the supervisors. His resignation will leave the office with one employe, Mrs, Sandra Rennie, the program planner. She is the second person to fill that position, A manhired earlier resigned after it was learned he was on probation from a conviction of failing to submit a contributions and earning report. In recent weeks, the supervisors also were asked, and reluctantly approved, a change in location of OEDP's office, Bramkamp argued that the original space along Main Street in Grass Valley was difficult e Fire safety seminar set forseen happenings. The keynote speaker is to be Robert Miller of the Pacific Motor Transport Company, and his subject is appropriately titled, “Transporting Hazardous Materials safely,"

/The eighth annual fire services safety seminar is another in the continuing programs of information designed to give the firefighter of today more thorough knowledge in the field of safety, makinghim more efficient in the everyday performance of his job, All fire department personnel are encouraged to attend this worthwhile seminar. Classified Ads, — the little fellows with the big pulling power,to work in because of noise and fumes from traffic. The office was moved to Neal Street. A lease to rent that office for $140 a month was approved Tuesday. OEDP, through its task force of laymen and with help from a number of county, city and Nevada Irrigation District staff officials, has applied for federal grants totaling several million dollars to achieve the purpose for which OEDP was createdlower the unemployment rate in Nevada county. Workshop director is leaving Robert McArdle has resigned as executive director of the Nevada County Community Workshop to take a position with a national marketing organization for sheltered workshop products. William Briggs, president of the workshop board of directors, made the announcement today and said Col. Randolph H. Vinding, (ret.) of Burma Road in Cedar Ridge has been named interim executive director of the community project. Col. Vinding has had more than five years workshop experience with the Goodwill Industries in San Jose and will remain in charge of the local project until a permanent replacement is found, Briggs said. "We regret that Bob is leaving our workshop but are hopeful his new position will allow him to provide us with new markets for our expanding workshop program," Briggs said. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER UNDER SECTIONS 6105 AND 6107 OF THE COMMERCIAL CODE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Transferors will transfer all their right, title and interest to the business and equipment of the NEVADA CITY FLORIST ‘to the Transferees, D. W. ELLIOTT and JANE Z ELLIOTT, on the 24th day of November, 1968, at the store of the NEVADA CITY FLORIST, at 221 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, Said sale is made in consideration of the above-named Transferees forgiving the unpaid balance of the contract of Purchase and Sale, hitherto made and entered into by the above-named Transferors, Creditors are advised: to pursue their remedies against the Transferors, The names and addresses of the Transferors are: DIWGHT GERING Route 1 Box 972 A Grass Valley, Calif, and ELIZABETH GERING Route 1 Box 972 A Grass Valley, Calif, The names and addresses of the Transferees are: D. W. ELLIOTT Highway 20 Nevada City, Calif, and : JANE E, ELLIOTT Highway 20 Nevada City, Calif, The business to be transferred is known as the NEVADA CITY FLORIST, located at 221 November 27,1968 TT USE NUGGET FOR RESULTS 265-2471 10. Crafts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 14. Help Wanted-Men 2 EXP, MECHANICS FORD preferred. ~ Permanent, all employee benefits,Med, Ins., Pd, vacation, retirement plan. Good working conditions, Located in No. Sacto Valley. Write Box C, c/o Nev. Co. Nugget, 95959, ‘44. Musical instruments —_ BANK REPOSSESSIONS force us to sell in this vicinity two famous make Spinet pianos, one walnut for balance due. Party with good credit can assume small monthly payments, Write Adjuster, P.O. Box 1055, Chico, Calif. 95926. CONSOLE’ SPINET PIANO, Will sacrifice to responsible party in this area, Cash or terms, Also ELEC, ORGAN. Write or phone Credit Megr., 503-363-5707, Tallman Piano-Organ Stores, Inc., Salem, Oregon. 9. Merchandise Wanted WANTED: APPROX, 5-TON CAey pneumatic tired forkin good _ condition. DIAMGND STEEL CO,, INC. Yuba City, Phone 742-8577, LEGAL NOTICE Broad Street, NevadaCity, Calif, 95959, /s/ DWIGHT GERING /s/ DWIGHT GERING /s/ ELIZABETH GERING /s/ D. W. Elliott /s/ JANE E, ELLIOTT ane of Publication: Nov, 27, WE'RE LOOKING FOR af SAVER—INVESTORS 0b WE’ RE LOOKING FOR 6 YOU TO BUY AND SAVE U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Nevada City, Calif. ~—« a wa