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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1960)
f If - (; J 'I i; i . New Rules for Road Use Noted New regulations will re lieve private companies from paying road use fees on roads they build across bureau of land management's western Oregon forest lands, the de partment of interior has an nounced. Under the old rules, if a private operator built . a log ging road across O and C lands to reach and haul out timber he owned and he re ceived a short-term permit from the government, the road became government property when the permit ex pired. Unless the government were maintaining the road, the operator would not pay any fee while his permit was in effect, BLM Director Edward Woozley explained. Under the new rules, if the game operator again wanted to use that same road, after his permit expired, he would not be required to pay a road lee, Woozley said. He would, however, con tinue to pay his proportionate share of the maintenance costs of the road, along with his share of any improve ments added to the road by the government since the operator first built and used It. Under the old . rules, the operator had to pay a road use fee based on his fair share of the total road construction mad maintenance costs. Act ually, the operator used to re pay the government for his own initial investment, Wooz ley explained. I Senator Against Blocking Unander Portland (BPD Sen. Rich ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) said Triday he hoped Sen. Ernest Gruening (D-Alaska) would not attempt to block the appointment of ex-Oregon State Treasurer Sig Unander to the Federal Maritime Iroard. Gruening Thursday charged that Unander was not a "fit member" to sit on the Board, saying the Oregonian "pre judged" a freight rate case involving Alaska. He made the ' accusation at a Senate Commerce committee hearing on Unander's nomination. Neuberger, recuperating at borne after two bouts with the flu, wired Gruening that : he fully sympathized "with your indignation over con stantly increasing freight rates to Alaska." "However," Neuberger add ed, "It is my earnest hope that you will not oppose Senate confirmation . . . because of this long-standing practice of the Board which precedes by many decades Mr. Unander's appointment." Bristol Silica Plant to Be Sold Rogue River The present Bristol Silica plant at Rogue River will be sold with its equipment Feb. 23 by the Ore gon State Highway commis sion, it was announced. To be sold are crushers, roller mills, shakers, separa tors, vibrating screens, dust collectors, tumbler dryer, wa ter pump, metal frame shop building, office building and other miscellaneous items. The plant is being rebuilt about a mile west of Rock Point bridge where an S curve crosses the Southern Pacific tracks. The commission, which is selling the plant equipment before razing the building, will open the building for in spection at 8 a.m. Feb. 23 be fore the sale starting at 1 pjn. f..ji,.Uin.:;- MMWHIIW JIIIHJMI ' DICK HOUSE 9 The V House V of V 9 Insurance 9 k Insurance H AGENT J ' .(Wmiivis tov nisi- f 113 EAST 8th 9 Phone SP 3-6607 ? TO PRESIDE - Dugan Pearl, Evans Products company, Coos Bay, will preside at the Oregon Logging conference Feb. 25 to 27 at the Lane county fairgrounds, Eugene. Pearl as conference president, has announced the theme as "From Sump to Dump." Con ference speakers and panels will cover all important prob lems facing the logging indus try today. Planning commit tee members for this area in clude Jerrv Lausmann. Koeao Lumber Industries; Bruce Blew, Bruce's Truck Service, Medford. and T.en Roa? Hwb Logging company, Trail. Applegafe Family Starts Business A small family business for making wire chicken and rab bit cages has been established up Thompson creek on the Applegate, it was reported. Lyle, Neil and Don Stoner, a father and his two sons have filed the assumed business name Stoner and Sons, Fab ricators in the county clerk's office. : ,-, r The family;" said it is the only business Vol its type in southern Oregon. A number of orders have been received from as far away as Klamath Falls.- :. . Woman Backed For Water Board Salem - (WD - Mrs. W. D. Hagenstein, Portland, was nominated Saturday by Gov. Mark Hatfield as a member of the Oregon Water Resources board. She is a past president of the Portland League of Women Voters. Confirmation of her ap pointment must be made by a state senate interim commit tee. She is a Republican. She would be the first woman to serve on the board since its establishment sev eral years ago. Her appointment is to suc ceed Ben Little, Corvallis, who resigned. Other board members are LaSelle Coles of Prineville; Karl Onthank, Eugene; John Davis, Stayton; George Corey, Pendleton; Robert Root, Med ford and Gen. Louis Foote, Forest Grove. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, Feb. 7, 1960 11 Nine Communities Get Federal Funds Washington-OJPD-The Urban Renewal administration grant ed $38,885 in federal money Friday to the Oregon State Board of Higher Education for development of compre hensive plans for growth and development of nine Oregon communities. Sen. Richard Neubereer's office here said the money is earmarked for the communi ties of Astoria. aCnby. Dallas. Empire, Klamath Falls, North Bend, The Dalles, Pendleton and Reedsport. The federal grant will be matched by equal state and local funds. 4-H Club News Central Point Cudchewers The Central Point Cud chewers 4-H club held a meet ing at . the home of Carol Foote on Scenic ave. recently. An achievement program for 4-H'ers was discussed. Also, Carol Foote gave a re port on her Cheviot sheep, and the club watched Clem Ault clipped their feet. Club members have not yet decided where to hold the next meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Foote. Sue Higinbotham, Reporter Democrat Files for Clackamas D.A. Post . Salem - (UPD - William Schu maker of West Linn, a Demo crat, filed Friday afternoon as a candidate for district at torney of Clackamas county. Zesir Stitchers The monthly meeting of the Zesty Stitchers was held Jan. 30 at Mrs. Ben Gardener's home in Eagle Point. For roll call we told what we liked best of all in Christ mas presents. Rhonda Kelly led us in a game called "paper cut outs." Mary Kennedy was the win ner. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Gardener's home Feb. 27. Margaret Nelmes, Reporter Handy Annies The fourth meeting of the Handy Annies 4-H club was held at Mary Ann Carnegie's home Wednesday. 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