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6 6 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SO Million Board Feetof Blowdown limber Is Sold Portland - Fitly million board feet of timber felled by the Columbus Day torm has been sold in 122 salvage sales in national forests of Oregon and Washington. A total of 135 million feet will be sold by the end of December, bringing the total number of sales to 300. Both amounts are part of the forest service effort to sal vage quickly as much as pos sible of the more than one bil lion feet of blowdown timber in the national forests of the "I'm pleased with the prog- j TC5S maul' IUWHIU mic Kum ui salvaging this great amount of timber and repairing the damage incurred in the Oct. 12 storm," Regional Forester J. Herbert Stone said. He pointed out that an ad ditional volume of blowdown timber already has been re moved from areas of timber sales in operation before the storm. Most forest service contracts permit adjustment by mutual agreement with the purchaser to include nominal amounts of adjacent salvage Completion Date Noted The spring of 1084 Is the target dale for completion of the task. Stone said. If sal vage is not completed by that time, entomologists estimate the Douglas-lir beetle popula tion will increase to such pro portion in the down timber that emerging adult beetles will attack healthy standing timber. Forest service surveys of damage and steps to begin salvage operations began im mediately after the Oct. 12 storm. The first salvage sale was made Oct. 18 on the Sius- law National forest. Since then, all national forests hit by the storm have put wind thrown timber up for sale as fast as possible, Stone said. Several steps were taken to expedite salvage of the urn ber. Numerous small sales have been handled by district rangers directly with timber purchasers who were oper ating in areas hit by the storm. This small sale proce dure has been particularly useful in opening blocked roads for crews to get Into forested areas to determine extent of blowdown. At the same lime the procedure per mits selling the limber re moved from the road, Stone noted. Permit Time Extensions In addition, the forest serv ice is permitting time exten sions on existing limber sale contracts upon application in order that purchasers may log blowdown timber, Stone said. Seven and ten day adver tising periods were used for salvage sales made to date. This short term advertising authority, for use under emer gency conditions, permits op erators to start logging 2 to 3 weeks earlier. This Is particu larly Important In areas where winter logging is not possible. Several temporary shifts in personnel have been made to speed the salvage Job in areas of heavy blowdown. Twenty timber sale men have been assigned to the Siuslaw Na tional foreM. hardest hit by the storm. Oilier hard hit for ests arc receiving similar manpower assistance from areas of lesser damage. Grange News Cold Hill Grange Herman KamptnK wr rlect ed master of Gold Hill Grange recently. Others elected are t'lmrlcs Footc, overseer, Mrs. Willie McLean, lecturer; Mrs. Nnia Wait, chaplain; Mis. Letlu Jones, secretary; Alva Walker, treasurer; Ferd Jones, stew ard; Bill Jones, assistant stew ard; Mrs. Edith Martin. Ceres; Miss Dena Shcphard, Pomona; Miss Mary Ann Lm-fdrr, Flora: Miss Marie Jones, lady assistant steward; Joe Thomas, gatekeeper; and executive committee, diaries Stripling, Wilbur Martin, and Jack Thomas. New olficers have liecii urged In attend installation at Central Point Grange Sunday, Dec. 2. at 1:30 p.m. During November Mr. and Mrs. dummy Page were hon ored. The couple sold their home on Sardine creek and hae moved lo Missouri. Another couple, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scull, have leased their home on Lampman road and have moved lo Amity. 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