Three Frieda Timber Salvage Tracts Sold By USFS
Three tracts containing a total
of 3,540,000 board feet of Freida
salvage timber were sold Tuesday
by the Umpqua National "tores.
Largest of the three was the
Trap Creek Salvage Sale located
70 miles east of Roseburg on the
Diamond Lake Ranger District and
Involved in the sale were 360,-
000 board feet of Douglas fir and
pine appraised at $25.05 and 760,
000 board feet of Shasta red fir
and other species appraised at $10.
90 per thousand.
The Sun Studs bid was $17,320
based on $25.10 per thousand for
containing 1,750,000 board feet of the Douglas fir and pine and the
timber on 250 acres. Appraised appraised price for the other spe-
pnce was m,Daz.au. . cies group, other bidders
Round Prairie Lumber Co. of Paul B.
Dillard, the only bidder, paid the
appraised price for the tract. The
tract included 700,000 board feet of
Douglas fir and western white pine
appraised at $22.55 per thousand
and 1,050,000 board feet of west
ern hemlock and other species ap
praised at $8.35 per thousand.
Sun Studs Is High ,
Sun Studs Inc. of Roseburg was
high bidder on the Hi Rho Salvage
Sale located 63 miles east of Rose
burg on 36 acres in the Diamond
Lane District. The tract contains
1,120,000 board feet appraised at
$17,302.
Round Prairie Lumber Co., both ' and 30,000 board, feet of western
Dillard. ' hemlock and other species ap-
National Plywood Inc. of Rose- praised at $7.15 per thousand,
bure submitted too bid on the; The bid of National Plywood was
Limpy Mountain Salvage Sale lo- $15,480 based on $23,85 on the
cated on 182 acres in the Little I Douglas fir and pine and $7.20 on
River District 49 miles east of 1 the western hemlock and ouier spe
Roseburg. The tract contains a tot, ! cies.
al volume of 670,000 board feet ap
praised at $15,350 including 640.000
board feet of Douglas fir and pine
Hult Lumber Co. a n d appraised at $23.65 per thousand
Other bidders were Douglas Coun
ty Lumber Co., Miles H. Feero of
Dillard, Hound Prairie Lumber Co,
and Tjlley Logging of Sutherlin.
Big Game Hunter
Speaks At Kiwanis
A slide-illustrated description of
a big game animal hunt comprised
the program at the meeting of the
Roseburg Kiwanis Club Tuesday.
Dr. Hall Seely, who traveled
around the world this summer in
quest of big game trophies, show
ed colored slides of many of the
places he visited and animals bag
ged on various hunts.
Pictures were shown of Hawaii,
Tokyo, Hong Kong, New Delhi and
different hunting areas. Dr. Seely
showed pictures of tigers and other
animals shot both in India and Por
tugese East Africa.
He was introduced by Paul Ged
des. American Legion Junior baseball
representatives from Oregon and
Montana were guests at the meet
ing as were Darl Thornton, Dennis
Dutton, Glen Frakes, Larry Sconce
and James Tofel of the Kiwanis
Pee Wee baseball program.
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Wed., Aug. 21, 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
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THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE This .oil painting of a dilapidated barn was far and away the
most popular picture, exhibited in the art gallery at the Douglas County Fair. It is the
work of Helen Dunham of Bandon and. despite the fact that the judges gave it only a
third place award, fairgoers by ballot proclaimed it to be their favorite. As a result of
the popular vote, Mrs. Dunham won a check for $100 which was joint prize offered by
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landscapa class. Idea for the balloting was the brainchild of Patfi White, art director at
the fair. It proved to be one of the most interest-provoking activities in the entire five
days of the fair. (News-Review photo)
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