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4 : 1 5 M usic - Sports
4 30 Traftic Jam
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Car Tunes
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News of the World
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5.15 LoweU Thomas"
5:30 Sports-Amos n Andy
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6:00 News" Frank Goss
6:15 Tom Harmon
6:30 Turntable Terrace
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7 00 Regal Tune fable"
7:15 Beeal Tune Table
7i30 World Tonight
7:45 World Sevaried
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8:i5 Portland-San Diego
8:30 Portland-San Diego
8:45 PortlancSfean Diego
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8:15 Portiano-San Diego
8 JO Portland-San Diego
8:45 Portland-San Diego
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10:15 Portland-San Diego
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6:00 World News Roundup Bob Roberts Corral
615 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Corral
6 30 Frank Goss" Bob Roberta Corral
6:45 Harry Babbitt First News
7 AO Breakfast Tunes
7:15 Cecil Brown
7:30 Tom MacLeod - Sports
7:45 Howard Miller Show"
Rise and Shine
Weaaher Report
Rogue Valley Beeper
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8:00 News-Weather '
:15 Breakfast Club
8:30 Breakfast Club
8:45 Breakfast Club
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9:15 Coffee Concert
9:30 Name Your Neighbor
9j45 Road of Life
10:00 Music Box
1015 Second Mrs. Burton
J0 30 Strike It Rich
10:45 Vacation Cruise
11 -00 Trading Post
11:15 Record Rack
11:30 House party
1145 House party
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NBC News Hear!
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NBC Bandstand
12 00 Paul Harvey
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12.15 Top Five News-Weather Weather
12:30 Musical Mixmaster Lunchtime News
12 45 Back-stage Vife ' His Majesty the Baby
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130 AshtonWeath.cYou Westside Party
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230 Arthur Godfrey
2:45 ArthurGodfrey
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3:15 Arthur Godfrev
3:30 What's Cooking
3 :45 Traffic Jam
4 :00 Traffic Jam
4:15 Music -Sports
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4:45 Traffic Jam
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"6:00 News-" - Frank Goss
6-15 Tom Harmon
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7 45 World Tonite Sevaried "Night Line KWIN Karavan News
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8:15 Portland-San Diego
8:30 Portland-San Diego
8 45 Portland-San Diego
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9:15 Portland-San Diego
9:30 Portland-San Diego
9:45 Portland-San Diego
10:00 Portland-San Diego
10:15 Portland-San Diego
10:30 World News Beat
10:45 Turntable Terrace
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MONDAY
4:00 Garden ""arm At Home
4:15 Garry Moore
4:30 Uncle BiO
5:00 Industry on Parade
5:15 Edwards & News
5:30 TV Question Box
5:45 Adventures in Literature
tj:15 Your TV Weatherman
6:20 News
6:30 Talent Scouts
7:00 Those Whiting Girls
730 Richard Diamond
8:00 Studio One Summer Theatre
9 :00 Burns and Alien
9:30 Ray Milland Show
1 0 00 Cross Roads
10:30 News
10:33 Sign Off
TUESDAY
1 0:45 Devotions
10:55 News
11:00 Matinee
12:00 Brighter Day 1
12:15 Secret Storm
1230 Edge of Night
1:00 Comedy Time
. 120 Truth or Consequences
2:00 It's Fun to Reduce
2:15 Salvation Army
2:30 Strike It Rich
3:00 Feminine Fancies
3:30 Gateway
3:45 Search for Tomorrow '
4:00 Val Rogue
4 30 Uncle Bili
5 00 Sacred Hfart
5:15 Edwards & News
5 30 Name That Tune
6:00 Future Farmers of America
t 15 "Voui TV weatherman'
6:20 News r
6 30 Whirlv Birds J
7 :00 To Tell the Truth
7:30 Spotlight Plavhouse
8 00 S64.000 Question
8:30 Spike Jones
9:00 Mv Little Margie
9 30 Phil Silver s Show
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KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
MONDAY '
-4:15 Garry Moore
5:00 Off to Adventure
5:15 Doug Edwards and News
6:15 Weather and News
6:30 Talent Scouts
7-00 Whiting Girls
730 Richard Diamond
8:00 Summer Theatre
9:00 Burns and Allen
930 Ray Milland
10:00 Crossroads
1030 News
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10:50 Chaplain's Corner
10:55 News
11:00 Matinee Theater
12 AO Brighter Day
12:1 Secret Storm
1230 Edge ot Night
It 00 Comedy Time
1:30 Truth or. Consequences
2:00 Fun to Reduce
2:15 Salvation Army
230 Strike it Rich
3:00 Klamath Gems Camera
3:45 Search for Tomorrow .
5:00 Industry on Parade
5:15 Doug Edwards and News
530 Name That Tun
6:00 Fire Department
6:15 Weather and News
6:30 Young Republicans
7:00 To Tell the Truth
730 Spotlite Plavhouse
8:00 S64. 000 Question
30 Spike Jones
":00 My Little Margie
930 Phil Silvers
10:00 Destiny
1030 News
1035 Weather and Sign Off
Books are the treasured
wealth of the world, the fit in
heritance of generations. Thor-eau.
Monday, August 5, 1957
A year ago writer John Wes
ley Noble created a cover story
for Holiday Magazine on San
Francisco Bay. This July he
drove up to visit his father, one
time timber cruiser, at Oregon
City. Next thing Noble knew he
was exploring Puget Sound
trails for new national magazine
material. Wife Jeanne and sons,
Bob and John, came with him
on a" day's tour that took in a
modern sawmill at Everett and
tree farms, large and small, up
through Snohomish county.
In the days of his youth John
Noble bowed his back and hook
ed lumber in various Douglas
fir sawmills. But the Weyer
haeuser Mill B at Everett, now
cutting into its second half-century,
showed him several new
wrinkles. The hydraulic log skin
ner was one, the slab chipper
another. And he soon learned to
use names instead of numbers
in noting grades of boards and
dimension lumber.
Friends, this is hard labor
listening, seeing, taking notes
mental or penciled, keeping the
stuff organized. I could see the
Noble brain going like a resaw
motor all through the mill. Writ
er's holiday! There just ain't
any.
Backtracking
The man whose name is a
farrfous byline in "the Post" and
"Reader's Digest," as well as in
"Holiday," kept whizzing more
than ever in the old logging
town of Arlington. There Jack
Carpenter, conservation-minded
editor of the Times, was host.
The Noble family and friends
were welcomed at a Kiwanis
luncheon, then toured on to the'
tree farm division of Valley
Gem farm. The owners are John
Wrage and Charles Grewe, who
are first of all dairymen and
Guernsey breeders.
In October, 1951 the first "tree
farm field day" of forest 'in
dustry history was held on this
same Valley Gem Tree farm,
with owners Wrage and Grewe
as hosts and Jack Carpenter as
master of ceremonies. The field
day was arranged to demon
strate the main phases of tree
farming, one by one, - on the
ground.
The tree farm has about 400
acres of farm woodland. The
1951 visitors entered it by grav
el road from paved highway.
The first station was a spread
of fern patch and stump past
ure, yet black from any old
time fires now greened over.
Then the field day visitors were
halted on an area of Douglas
fir seedlings, which had grown
since the land was put under
organized protection.
The third demonstration' plot
along the trail-road took in a
thick stand of saplings among
the huge old stumps. Foresters
had put heads and hands to
gether here to show how prun
ing could be made to raturn a
potential of $45 per hour as
wages for pruning labor. Then
the touring groups were guided
through a strip of . 40-year-old
trees that had been thinned on
one area, left to mature on the
other.
The process of pulpwood har
vesting was demonstrated along
the road. It included mechanical
aids that had been developed by
machinery manufacturers for
tree farmers. There was a new
type of small log loader, pow
er saws, little log-haulers, kit
ten tractors, and horse-logging
hatches too. One station stop
was to show salvage of snage
and windfalls. Various harvests
were tagged to illustrate returns
to be expected from the average
tree-farm acre.
An hour after opening time
there were 414 automobiles on
the parking field, and at least
1,200 men, women and children
were going in small organized
groups from one demonstration
station to another. By far the
greater number was made up
of farm folks who owned "back
40s" of woodland and were on
hand to learn.
And now, here I was again,
nearly six years later, with John
Wrage, Charles Grewe and Jack
Carpenter. And now the story
to tell on the old-time stations
was wonderful indeed. - Fire
scars were greened over. Snags
were salvaged. The knots of the
pruned trees were sheathed with
layers of new, clear wood. The
increment borer revealed how
growth had increased in the
thinnings, over growth in the
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