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SUNDAY. MAY 7. 1961
. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
RoGoareh Developments To Be
Preocnted at Medford Meeting
. Lata developments of re
search on wood products will
be discussed at a meeting of
the Pacific Northwest lection,
Forest Products Research so
ciety, at the Jackson hotel
here Monday and Tuesday, ac
cording to Don Burnet, pro
gram chairman.
Two technical sessions and
two field trips are planned,
After registration at 8 a.m.
Monday, the group will tour
; Timber Products company,
with emphasis on its log con
trol center and sawmill. '
. The afternoon session will
include four subjects. D. J.
Miller, wood technologist at
Oregon Forest Research cen
ter in Corvallis, will explain
a long-term test of cross-ties
from several west coast woods
.in main line tracks of the
Southern Pacific company,.
Protecting Lumbar
; Carl Rasmussen, director of
research for Western Pine as
sociation, will review methods
to protect lumber for exte
rior storage.
Timber quality standards
will be discussed by Carl A.
Newport, chief of forest eco
nomics research of the Pacific
Northwest Forest and Range
Experiment statfon at Port
land.
Turpentine and tall oil from
pulping residue of conifers
will be 'explained by F. Coo
per Ratliff, manager of paper
products development for the
Crown Zellerbach corporation
at Camas, Wash..
Glenn Jackson, of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power com
pany, will relate recent devel
opments on high-lift helicop
ters for logging at a banquet
Monday at 7 p.m.
Technical Session
The technical session Tues
day morning will start at 9
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STATE DIRECTORS Among the state di
rectors attending the Child Evangelism Fel
lowship Bible conference In Medford last
week were these five, shown at one of the
display tables at the First Church of the
Nazarene, 520 North Holly St. They are
(left to right) Kathy Telchroew, associate
state director, Washington; Beatrice Hollen
beck, Oregon; Joyce Schofer (in back),'
Washington; Thelma Paterson, Utah; and E.
L. Rasmussen, northern California. The con-.
ference ended Friday with a banquet.
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ajn. with a talk by Dr. Ben S.
Bryant and Gerald F. Hoer
ber, of the Institute of Forest
Products, Seattle, on thickness
variation in dry Douglas fir
veneer. ; -
Dr. Lawrence Leney, also of
the Institute of Forest Prod
ucts in Seattle, will tell about
a photographic . study of ve
neer formation. Dr. Ben . F.
Cooper, Oregon State univer
sity, Corvallis, will discuss use
of wood fiber in pharmaceuti
cals, i 1 . '
Influence of several varia
bles on micro tensile strength
of Douglas fir will be related
by R. W. Kennedy, University
of British Columbia, Vancou
ver, B.C.
Inter-Related Subjects '
Several of the subjects to
be presented are inter-related,
and, 'together, provide infor
mation of value to members
of wood industries, according
to Burnet.
After the technical session,
a tour is scheduled of the new
plywood plant of Medford
corporation. .
Local arrangements are un
der the direction of Ralph
Brindley, production engineer
for Timber Products company
in Medford.
The meeting will be attend
ed by members of the Society
from British Columbia, Wash
ington, Oregon, and northern
California, as well as by rep
resentatives of the various
wood industries in the North
west. , .
Grants Pass Man
Files Damage Suit
' Paul Richard Powell, Grants
Pass, is seeking- $26,643 from
Richmond. Havniear. of Cali
fornia, as a result of an auto
mobile accident Jan. 29 on
Highway 99 near the Darda
nelles, according to a com
plaint on file in the. Jackson
county circuit court..
Powell, represented by Rob
ert Boyer and Jones, Reeder
and Bashaw legal firms, is
seeking $25,000 in general
damages, and $1,643.80 in
special damages.
The complaint alleges that
Powell was seriously hurt in
the . accident following the
collision between his car and
the Havniear car. .
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