Accepted Before
Supreme Court
Congraaanian John Dellen-
b»rk (H -O re ) w ai admlttwl to
p ra rtle e before tha» Suprenie
Court of (lie Unllttd States Feb.
27- The Fourth D istrict Con­
gressman was sponsored by
Senator Edward W. I lr o o k e , for­
m er Attorney General of Mass­
achusetts.
In order to be allowed to
practice law before the U. 8.
supreme Court, an attorney
must be sponsored by someone
already admitted Into that p rac­
tice, Other qualifications state
thut the Individual must pre­
viously have boon admitted to
practice before the Supreme
< ourt' of his home state and
before the United States Court
Of Appeals.
Itep. Dellenbark, a member
of a Medford law firm before
election to the House of Hep-
resentattves, was admit toil to
the Oregon bar In 1050.
“ The most Important reason
for my seeking admittance io
practice before the U. S. Sup­
reme Court Is so that I may,
In turn, sponsor other Oregon
attorneys for that privilege,**
Dellenbark said.
(Miring the ceremony, Sen.
Hrooke moved the admission of
Dellenbark amt briefly Intro­
duced him to the Court. D ellen-
back was then recognized and
welcomed by Justlrellugo M a rk
and the Associate Justices,
The Congressman may now
move for other attorneys meet­
ing the C ourt’s requirements to
tie admitted to practice before
the Supreme Court.
I bnber and log scaling has
tradition ally provided estimates
of tlu- amount of lum ber tliat
can be produced. Amounts of
other products liave tieen esti­
m ated by ap,dying converting
factors to die board foot esti­
m ate.
Ih e Pacific Northwest
Station is starting s study of
tim ber measurement problems
In the Douglaa-fb region aim ed
at improving these estimates of
various products, p articu larly In
converting from one unit to an­
other.
accuracy for tlie bi tended use.
The study w ill tie made by a
team of Station scientists, heed­
ed by former Station Director
Hobart W . Cowl In, who returns
from retirem en t as a consultant
far this study.
In announcing tlis study, Dir­
ector l*hlllp A .ilrle g le b pointed
out that last fall (lie Station's
Advisory C om m ittee, made up
of leaders In Industry and coop>-
arating agencies, urged that re­
search develop t r e e and log
m esm rem ent systems w ith more
in the Douglaa-fb region, s -
bout h alf of the logs harvested
are processed In sawmills, over
a lourtli go to veneer m ills , and
the rest go to pulp m ills or are
used as poles cr p iling or for
other |> i d |> o m s . f.lost logs are
measured In terms of die esti­
mated hoard feet cd lumber or T A S T E -E T T M M EET
tim ber they w ill produce. This
The Taste-Ettea, 4 - H cooking
requires converting factors to
estimate volumes of other pro­ club, hold their meetings every
ducts such as veneer and pulp. other lu e td a y after school at
Existing converting factors are
either Inaccurate or co m p li­ are as lmpxxtant in determ in­
ing valua of logs as the volume.
cated to use.
This study w ill determ ine how
However, there Is more to the users obtain t h a Information
measurement p r o b l e m than they need w ith present measure­
scaling units a n d converting ment systems,what accuracy of
factors. The end use of a log estim ate they expect, and what
sometimes depends on l o c a l other standards t h a y use to
markets but m a a often on Its Judge a tim b er measurement
size, quality, and defect, which system.
Port O fc rd News, Thursday, M arch 9, 1 9 6 7 -3
the home of leader Mrs. George
M cDonald. The girls have been
learning to make muffins, which
are eaten at the m eeting w ith
je lly and hot cocoa.
Judy Cushman reported she
received word from the 4 - H of­
fice of her acceptance for 4 -H
summer school In June. The
other girls in the group are not
old enough to participate in
the summer school.
I ho volume of trail 1c on most
of Oregon's highways showe
tn Increase of 5. 3 per cent for
the year 1966 compared to 1963,
according to the monthly report
com piled by the O egon State
Highway Department.
A summary of the permanent
traffic recorder data for rural
and urban state highways re­
vealed that vehicular traffic In
December 1966 increased 5. 1
per cent com pared to December
1965.
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Mrs. A lfred Jnluuon I anted the
M arch m eeting of the Hack A c­
res Garden club, assisted by Mrs.
Clarence Rrazu, The refresh­
m ent! and table decor carried
out a St, Patrick's m o tif.
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Mrs. Charles M cC ool was en­
ro lle d as a m em ber having at­
tended the required three m e et­
ings. Guestz were Mrs. Glenn
Wood, Mrs. B it Foster and Mrs.
K eith Nelson.
After a brief m eeting, M r.
F r e d Bowen, biology U s e her
from Gold Reach high school,
presented tha program.Ha show­
ed pictures he lied taken In the
Siskiyou Mountains, giving an
ecology of e a c h plant as Ite
went along.
He a lie announced die N a tira l
History classes w ill be on the
eecona Monday of each month
at die Gold Beach high school.
These w ill cover a variety of
sub) acts each as birds, aelmalay
m arine biology as w all as plant
life . F ield trips are also planned.
,The classes are open to a ll in­
terested pieople and m are infor­
m ation m ay be obtained by c a l­
ling Mrs. Wayne Julier of Gold
Beach,
wees efffcrMt r^ucraty ■ w oas ■ w t /t a e y
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suiter u tu jH
Jackie Ralph G ilm ore was
returned to Curry county from
Dallas, Oregon, last Monday on
a charge of failure to provide
for minor children.
Jim m y R. A rm ejo and Robert
E.Rice, lo th of Gold Reach, were
arrested M arch 6, and charged
w ith m aking liquor availab le to
minors.
Edward F, Johnson was arrest­
ed In Curry county to answer s
charge in Wasco county of driv­
ing w hile right to ap>ply sus­
pended.
Deputy C lave Berry le ft Tues­
day for Loa Angeles to return
Fddie E. Thomas to Curry coun­
ty on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretense.
Tom R em y of Hunter Creek,
reported last week the th eft of
two 1 0 0-ft, colls of h alf-In ch
black plastic pipte.
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