Olson-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
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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.
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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.
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