October 30, 1968 (12 pages)

Sierra Club book onindians set _ The Sierra Club will publish ALMOST ANCESTORS: THE FIRST CALIFORNIANS by Theodora Kroeber and Robert F. Heizer, edited by David Hales, with a foreword by David Brower. Theodora Kroeber, whose story of ISHI attracted worldwide attention, now joins with Robert F. Heizer in presenting this original collection of almost 118 photographs of California Indians, The photographs, most of which had to be collected from museums and several private collections, date back as far as a daguerreotype taken in 1851, Like the remarkable and wonderful character of ISHI. the Starter get. One of the very best ways you can get a new baby started in life is by buying him or her a U.S. Savings Bond. And once vou're started, keep on with it. As the baby grows, the Bonds you keep buying will grow, too. When the baby is ready for college, the Bonds will be ready to help pay for college. NOW-—Higher Rates! Savings Bonds now pay 4.25% when held to maturity — and Freedom Shares (sold in combination with E Bonds) pay a full 5%. The extra interest will be added as a bonus at maturity. And now you can buy the Bond/Freedom Share combination any time—no monthly commitment necessary. Get the facts where you work or bank. US Series Fonds, COMPLETE SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIAL 1 PAINT . YUBA RIVER . LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 subjects of this story will haunt the minds of readers, stir their consciences and perhaps result in much needed thought about man and his relationship to the land he occupies, The ALMOST ANCESTORS represent 50 California tribes that have been exterminated. As_ David Brower says in his foreword, "Perhaps these faces can be symbols for us, can make more poignant the tragedy we are inflicting on living things less like ourselves. Perhaps ‘we can wonder a moment what it might be like, for example, to be the last man on earth who could speak French. Man has been forgiven often for knowing not what he does. For the kind of error that wiped out this kind of uniqueness there cannot be — much more forgiveness. Too many species are down to the last that speak their language, and organic wholeness will be lessened when they go, on whatever part of this planet they inhabit. What lessens them diminishes us, for there is no island." faces portrayed in & aah GF sede tegguld vtsunS orovd4t gAT The Nevada County Nugget October 30. 1968 THE SIGN is right, says Nevada Irrigation District director Bruce McDonald, The sign he's holding says, "When I'm right, nobody remembers . When I'm wrong, nobody forgets." McDonald says that's the way it is when you're on the NID board, Leslie Hamilton of Petaluma was issued a notice of violation for an unattended campfire on September 22, within the Big Bend Ranger District of the Tahoe National Forest. Hamilton forfeited bail bond of $125 which was set by Judge Verle Gray of the Nevada County Judicial Court, Nevada City. Historical Society The Nevada County Historical Society meeting November 7 will feature a musical program, "An autumn farm social circa 1900", following a brief business session. The affair will be held in the Nevada City Elementary School auditorium at 7:20p.m. The public is invited. Elks rummage A rummage sale will be held Nov. lst-and 2nd at 319 Broad Street by the Nevada City Elks. The. proceeds will go to the Elks major project, Cerebral Palsy. < 3 ~ Campfire violation 153PGE-W1068 @ Downieville Yard 289-3351 aed if you'd give her shirt off your back, get her a dryer. the

Sierra Club book onindians set _ The Sierra Club will publish ALMOST ANCESTORS: THE FIRST CALIFORNIANS by Theodora Kroeber and Robert F. Heizer, edited by David Hales, with a foreword by David Brower. Theodora Kroeber, whose story of ISHI attracted worldwide attention, now joins with Robert F. Heizer in presenting this original collection of almost 118 photographs of California Indians, The photographs, most of which had to be collected from museums and several private collections, date back as far as a daguerreotype taken in 1851, Like the remarkable and wonderful character of ISHI. the Starter get. One of the very best ways you can get a new baby started in life is by buying him or her a U.S. Savings Bond. And once vou're started, keep on with it. As the baby grows, the Bonds you keep buying will grow, too. When the baby is ready for college, the Bonds will be ready to help pay for college. NOW-—Higher Rates! Savings Bonds now pay 4.25% when held to maturity — and Freedom Shares (sold in combination with E Bonds) pay a full 5%. The extra interest will be added as a bonus at maturity. And now you can buy the Bond/Freedom Share combination any time—no monthly commitment necessary. Get the facts where you work or bank. US Series Fonds, COMPLETE SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIAL 1 PAINT . YUBA RIVER . LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 subjects of this story will haunt the minds of readers, stir their consciences and perhaps result in much needed thought about man and his relationship to the land he occupies, The ALMOST ANCESTORS represent 50 California tribes that have been exterminated. As_ David Brower says in his foreword, "Perhaps these faces can be symbols for us, can make more poignant the tragedy we are inflicting on living things

less like ourselves. Perhaps ‘we can wonder a moment what it might be like, for example, to be the last man on earth who could speak French. Man has been forgiven often for knowing not what he does. For the kind of error that wiped out this kind of uniqueness there cannot be — much more forgiveness. Too many species are down to the last that speak their language, and organic wholeness will be lessened when they go, on whatever part of this planet they inhabit. What lessens them diminishes us, for there is no island." faces portrayed in & aah GF sede tegguld vtsunS orovd4t gAT The Nevada County Nugget October 30. 1968 THE SIGN is right, says Nevada Irrigation District director Bruce McDonald, The sign he's holding says, "When I'm right, nobody remembers . When I'm wrong, nobody forgets." McDonald says that's the way it is when you're on the NID board, Leslie Hamilton of Petaluma was issued a notice of violation for an unattended campfire on September 22, within the Big Bend Ranger District of the Tahoe National Forest. Hamilton forfeited bail bond of $125 which was set by Judge Verle Gray of the Nevada County Judicial Court, Nevada City. Historical Society The Nevada County Historical Society meeting November 7 will feature a musical program, "An autumn farm social circa 1900", following a brief business session. The affair will be held in the Nevada City Elementary School auditorium at 7:20p.m. The public is invited. Elks rummage A rummage sale will be held Nov. lst-and 2nd at 319 Broad Street by the Nevada City Elks. The. proceeds will go to the Elks major project, Cerebral Palsy. < 3 ~ Campfire violation 153PGE-W1068 @ Downieville Yard 289-3351 aed if you'd give her shirt off your back, get her a dryer. the