Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 01, 1962, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOlson-Lawyer High Bidder at National Forest Timber Sale Olson-Lawyer Lumber, Inc of Medford, was high bidder last week for 5,700,000 board feet of national forest timber in the Union Flat No. 2 area, Union Creek Ranger District, Rogue River National forest. Forest Supervisor C. E Brown reported the high bid totaled S130.400. This com pares with the forest service appraised price of $106,750, an increase of 22 per cent. Next high bidder in the oral auction was Steve Wilson of White City. Other bidders were McGrew Brothers, Ko gap Manufacturing company, and Fir-Ply, Inc. Timber on Unit Timber in this unit consist ed of 3,150,000 board feet of Dnuslas-fir bid at $25 per thousand, 2.150.000 board feet of pines bid at $23 per thousand and 400,000 board feet of hemlock and other tpecies bid at $5.50 per thou sand. Kngap Manufacturing com pany of Medford was high bidder for 4,200,000 board feet of timber in the Grizzly Canyon area, Ashland Ranger district. The high bid totaled $71, 622. The forest service ap praised price for the timber was $71,354.50. Next high bidder in the oral auction was Brecount Brothers of Grants Pass. Steve Wilson was a third bid der. The timber consisted of 2,110,000 board feet of Douglas-fir bid at $21.25 per thou sand, 140,000 board feet of ponderosa pine bid at $22.30 per thousand, 250,000 board feet of sugar pine bid at $26 65 per thousand, and 1,700.000 board feet of white fir and other species bid at $10 per thousand. Submits High Bid Olson-Lawyer Lumber, Inc. was high bidder for 7.300,000 hoard feet of national forest timber in the Beartree area, Union Creek Ranger district. The high hid tolaled $112, P37.50, and the forest serv ice appraised price was $65, P67.50. Increase in bid price 117 S. Central MONTGOMERY WARD save 6.28 a case Super! HUSE PAlNT save w. WNE-COAT 4 S nT WALL r"' NO MONEY DOWN when you "Charge it" at Wards over appraised price was 71 per cent. Nexi high bidder for the timber was J. L. Spencer of Prospect. Other bidders were Steve Wilson and Fir-Ply, Inc Timber in the unit consisted of 3,500,000 board feet ol Douglas-fir bid at $17 per thousand, 950,000 board feet of western white pine bid at $26.25 per thousand, and 2,850.000 board feet of Shasta red fir and other species bid at $10 per thousand. Olson-Lawyer Lumber, Inc. of Medford also was high bid der for 4,160,000 board feet of timber in the South Red Blanket area. Prospect Ranger district The high bid totaled $92, 540, compared with Ihe forest service appraised price ol $63,246, an increase of 46 per cent. Next high bidder was .1. I... Spencer of Prospect. Other bidders were Fir-Ply, Inc., and Steve Wilson. Timber consist ed of 2.840,000 board feet of Douglas-fir bid at $17.50 per thousand, 960,000 board feet of sugar pine and western white pine bid at $42 per thousand, and 360.000 board feet of white fir and other species bid at $7 per thousand. Winema Forest Gels Landscape Architect Klamath Falls-A. E. Smith supervisor of the Winema Na tional forest, announced rec ently that Frederick L. Hen ley has been appointed land scape architect with the Wine ma forest. Henley's duties will be in the field of recreation plan ning and improvement de velopment. One of his first assignments. Smith said, will he thp design of utilities and landscaping at the Aspen Point campground at Lake of the Woods. Henley is a graduate of Kansas State university, Man hattan, Kan. He was employed by the forest service during summer vacations while at tending the university. 773-7301 $1 per Jx I - mi ABA imi : 5 L '- Lhmi i i .i m. V i: - S r Specialized Crew Of Fire Fighters Stationed in Area Applegale - A specialized crew for fighting large forest i fires is now stationed at Star Ranger station, located in Ap plegate 20 miles southwest of Medford. The crew of 25 men, mostly college students, has under gone a two-week period of training to prepare th!m to fight large forest fires any where in the northwestern United States. They will be available to work on blazes in Oregon, Washington, California, Ida jho, Nevada, and Montana, ac cording to Robert Webb, fire ' control officer. I The men. who are led by foreman Francis (Pete) Greg ory. Medford, are from all parts of the country, includ ing midwestern slates. They were chosen from applica tions on the basis of previous work experience, and two thirds of them have had prev ious fire experience. They range in ape from 18 to 45 years. Fought Several Fires Trained hy Gregory and Ihree assistants, the crew learned use of fire tools, fire behavior, line construction, use of pumpers, and snag fall ing. They also fought several fires to gain practical ex perience. Although such crews have been in existence for many years, this is the first year one has been stationed at the Star Ranger station. Arrangements have been made to fly the crew to any lire that is any distance from the area. Transpor t a t i o n probably will be in DC-3's, some of which will be forest service planes and some pri vate. They will be large enough to accommodate the whole crew and the necessary equipment. Plans call for the crew to he c?t the Medford Municipal airport withTn Hi hours after receiving a fire call. It is felt that the crew will be stationed at the ranger sta tion in future summers, al though Webb said that Is not a local decision. Fjee Parking SELF-CLEANING WHITE EXTRA CURABLE, MILDEW-RESISTANT 0 M 99 ) gal., reg. 579 Finest, pure linseed-oil base Extra high titanium dioxide content 0 Wards most popular house paint guar anteed to eqial or excel national-brand house paints selling for much more Brilliant whitf finish resists fading; zinc oxide stops discoloration; maintains uni form appearance for years. gal. REG. 4.98 GAL. LATEX-NO PAINT ODOR, Dry irv Vi Hr.l gallon Clean tools, hands with water Rainbow of beautiful new colort Use room the srra day! So taw to brush or roll on, even an amateur gets expe results Regains cciof even Mcr repeated scrubbing. REG. 2.19 QT. SILICONIZED ENAMEL NO SOLVENT ODORI 388 ItM quart fc.r.'l rf,.f 0'..'... w.t.r 98 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON wphi w Mr-If CAR CHECKED This is one of about 1,000 corrections, they said. Lions club officials cars which were inspected recently in the said they were pleased with the public's par- Medford Lions club's safety-check for auto- ticipatfon in the program, and if enough in- mobiles, elub officials have reported. About terest is shown in the project, it will be one-third of the vehicles checked needed continued. :M: MONTGOMERY WARD a m J get in the swimli LATEST STYLES FOR LITTLE GIRLS) They're all 10Q cotton in a gorgeous orroy of styles, in lovely, colorful prints. littls air's will really for these. Siie 8-14; 2.77 . . .. a . f-l "" L- l a- 9.98 inflatable pool GIANT SIZE... ALMOST 7 FT. ACROSS 82 inches in diameter, 1 8" deep plenty of splashing room for youngsters. Colorful, sturdy, mildew resistant vinyl easily inflated, or drained. Vith re pair kit. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back! 5-3 r&m "H" y 2-DAY SALE! GETWARDS BEST BUYS FOR TRAVEL, SPORTS, OUTINGS "BACK-YARD" save now EXCITING NEW SWIMWEAR) FASHIONS u s (t.UITt IMO'.SS) Olhm 10.98-14.9fl Nw,it itylti colo'r S'iii 32 to 40) Solid colors ond pet terns in the newest sum mer shades. Orion knits, lov backs, 2-p'ec . . . take your choice at Yardsl . n 1 I ' ) j'i j .j I 88 f -mi Mia i,'. 1 'tnil 1 MEN'S FAMCL'S-. MAKER SPORT SHIRT SPECIAL 1 99: SIZES S-M-L-XL. All wiihabla ' Gimt uiorlmnl All iliorf ilevat 3-Pc. Patio Group An err.aiinrj pries for this 2 chaif and 5-position chako combinaticn. Last ing Saran v.'ebbing and voather-proof oluminum fraire. Ec:h picca fclc's f:r Toreador, Baby Doll; PJs 88 Mimi-Run Proof Spun-loy Fbrle Big Beach Towel . '. V -188 Bright Colorful Cotton Ttrry. 3-Pc. Jamaica, Eity Gr Fibrit. Tote Bag Buy! Colorful Cotton Terry, lined. Versatile. Rattan Sturdy Wrought Iron Bi. Inflatable Beach 38-ln. W.lrui 1.99 2.19 20-Cup Percolator "Cofft-t for e Crowd" 21.95 6-Transistor Radio ticellant Reception. Good Tone. Talent, Phoenix 4-H Members Win Ribbons Talcni and Phoenix area 411 club members look a large hare of the rihh.ms at the Wagner Valley 4-H prr-fnir at the Phoenix Community club recently. r nniT mum m wsnir Srntnra. Dwight Hnth Writ idr. fir. Jim JnrrrM. UMir1-. third, and L.nd. Sommer. Va- ner Vmiev cluh. fnurlh IntermediMtf t h o w m a n hin- Junet Ler. Wet.td. rt: Dmn ! fifth ' iVVlllV inira" Day. Wasnrr Valley, sprnnd; Mike j Hvel showing, tnlermrdiatt i Linda Sonimer Wiener flnl Dhvu. Wajtner Valley, third; Gary visitor. Robert (iUther. Jackaon- ' M,dv Hackit WaaSfr eronri Pmkhain We.U.de. fourth; Pat I vHte. firm. PeKfiv R(Wv, S11.Q, : ff chf iul WiW James. Snuthwrtt Medford. filth. : .r.und; Meren.th Hfvnoldn. Suki- ftirhard j "c tner Wawir fouf h nefilnmnB showmanship Fred; you, tmrd. Dana Dunlap. Jack. Si i y v Silorl ' Peln? FlStehS' Mik Coilini. Medford, 'accondi George Hutchinson Wagner Val- t Brel -showina. heslnncr visitors' ley third; Jim Nunley. Wnsner Joy re Gun t her. Smkivnu flrtf Valley, fourth; and Kathy Garrett, j David Coinpton. jHckson ille, hei Medford. fifth. ond, Chnstene Barnes. Central BKKr . Point, third. Ilnrhaia Barnes. Cen- Beef ftttliii Allen Harm, tral Point, fourth; Mik Camuio, Phoenix, ftril; Kenneth Harru, Jacksonville, fifth. Phoenix kn'ond: Kenneth Hot- &HV KP tcher, Talent, third, Judy Bnt- Senior ilieep: Renee Johnaon. tcher. Talent, fourth; Fav Chap- Wanner, fir-,1, Steve Chapman man, Talent. fifth; and Don Wntner, second; and Sharon Bot Qui nn. Talent, fifth. I tchei . Wanner, third eei annwme, senior: cnriftene Moon. Phoenix. first; Sharon SALEl MEN'S AND BOYS' SURFERS Both r cU-UnglV wtlh colorful piping 1rim. Color choice. Men'i fizet 29-36, '3.44 pr. 044 Boy Ize 6-18 . bby no monty dawn) Suffer Set $A Chair Balls 58 99c J88 ll88 l X I I ,:: it-" U ft pa. 19 NO MONEY DOWN when you "Charge it" at Wards SUNDAY, JULY I, 'V,"''"'r TIrn1. ai-cntid nn nJ third. AMn ! neth n.,rn. Phoenix i.rih A J;-'"'""- T""V" , 'er.md. To,,, U,, .V,"nn A'nV.'B"'' ' r,jM " nil. tiiuiiii, . l.mrta C.on. UsUidr. Oral; Re l Roxv Trnny. W!,id. third; M r h i nunlnn. Jm kionvill fourth M.rv .ntr.n n., hilUlni1 kf flint vi".itnr- i kiynu. fifth. i.itermed ate sheen: Hil v R. ley, Talent, farm. Ln Beehe, J-al- 117 S. Central 773-7301 Open Friday 'Til Cnual CHILDREN'S Cool, light, long-wrlng. Vh bl Army ducc vUW cuthtonad indoles, rubber crop tolet. Pop ular colors. Childrftn 53; bovft 8-3. men's swim trunk values It's swim time againl Big assortment of patterns in fine broadcloth. Built-in support, coin pocket and lastex waist. In sizes S-M-L combination offer! PLASTIC PICNIC SET AND BIO DECANTER Imagine, 23 pieces for less than $1. Set includes 4 each: plates, tumblers, knives, forks, spoons; plus a cake server, butter knife and Vi-gal. poly deconler. 1962 jnt. s.i-ind: Dfnnii Hfiffbuhr. Phoenix, third. Dour D.v Til ent. lourtb: Ind Dm Morril. Phnnix. fifth. Brglnnlng vulton: Frd Huti-hi-on. Phoenix, iirit, Nn. Morns Phoenix icrnnd; Mitch Rurrrtl, EI""1""'' lourth; and Jim Nunlry, Phnrmv mSSTHfSSf. "'. ZVSrF""- J" C"7'"- ii,ed,ie vi.itorv j. Mn W"flde flr.t; Bev Biehn wll". i sine Irmild: .Int I IL'a. - .. - , n. "... Tp Ann e li'flh winningnra. Jone. M f d f o r d irl M.JI Wr.Khl WmuiSJ cond' l52u- T,l V10'.. cond- OBv.rx i o 7lui-' KtJll J.V-n To..:l . second; Mary Cantrall, Rurh, lima, luin winningnam, Apple gate, fourth. JUDGING I.iventock: Linda Glhson. West side, first. Steve Chapman, Tal ent, second; Janet Li, Medford, third. Rrnre Johnson. Pnoanix ,'ourth: Bobby GJather, Jackson Vlllr. fifth. Rabbits. Linda Sommer, Talent, first. Janet Lee. Medford. aacond; Lee Stragey. Central Point, third; Kathv r..rrii mha, ..u: and Patricia Jo'nea. Medford, fifth'. FUN, TOO! 1 OQ L!. STYLES 66 1 98 - -f - W - I -' V '.V"- f 99c 1 (OMPUTI j 9