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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1963
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4 30 Sidelight
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860 kc
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7 30 Marvin Kalb
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The follow In it TV hrnsrtrast log In printed ai a free puhlle service
for the Mall Trlhune's readers anit TV vlewern. Nrhrrtille rhniiRei are
printed as provltirrl by the TV Matlona and the Mall Tribune cannot
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KiiK.VTV'jrrh.5l" 'KMKfl-TV (Ch- 10) KOTI-TV (i n. 2)
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Officer's Workshop Held by Employees
Legislative proKrams Mild
administrative problems were
subjects of a workshop hold
Saturday for officers ot Ihe
six southern chapters of dist
rict three of the Oregon Stale
Employees association.
Held In the department of
forestry buildinR, Central
Point, the workshop hosted
chapter officers from Ash
land, Medford, Grants Pass
and no5eburg.
SIGN OF THE TIMES
Alpine, Calif. - HTll - "I
never realized that there were
cattle rustlers in this day and
age," ranch owner Ronald
Vukieh said Sunday in report
ing the theft of ei(jht heifers.
The rustlers used a truck.
4
Cole Rivers. Grants Pass,
director of district three, in
troduced several members of
the association's Salem statf
who conducted the discus
sions, and told of progress on
the legislative program now
under way.
Speaking for the association
were Mrs Robert Shryock,
Whitney HalteniHn. Donald
Olds and Malcolm MacEwan.
The workshop is the third
of seven scheduled throughout
the slate during February and
March.
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"Oldest Shop in So. Oregon '
2300 So. SKqo Rd. 772.2269
Serving Medford jnd Vicinity
CIU Mondiy Thru Thurtdjy
8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Friday A.M. to 4 P.M.
I
Gl Rehabilitation
Dale Extended
Portland - The general
deadline for vocational re
habilitation training for dis
abled Korean conflict vet
erans has been eliminated,
according to n. J. Novotny,
manager, Portland Veterans
Administration regional of
fice. The deadline for comple
tion of such training formerly
was Jan. 31, ltim, or nine
years after being separated
from Ihe armed forces, which
ever was earlier.
Under terms of a law pass
ed by the last Congress, a vet
eran now has nine years after
discharge from the armed
forces in which to complete
his trailing, with no cut-off
deadline at an earlier date.
Eligible disabled Korean
conflict veterans may receive
training, of such character
and length as necessary to
restore their ability to work,
up to four years and in some
cases exceeding four ears.
Before starting iheir train
ing they must be interviewed
and tested by VA counselors
to determine their aptitudes
and Interests.
The training will be at gov
ernment expense and in ad
dition the veteran may re
ceive subsistence allowances
as well as the disability com
pensation. The eligible veterans may
enroll in svhools or colleges,
take on-the-job training or
institutional on-tlie farm train
ing or enter other programs
which combine classroom and
on-the-job training.
ALWAYS IN STYLE"
London - iiv - ,1.-1 , jc
in a national bingo contest
will be a ball gown fashioned
of 514.tH)0 worth of five
pound notes by couturier Nor-
I man llartnell. Queen Eliza
' beth's designer.
National Forest
Salvage Timber
Sales Reach 294
Portland One hundred
seventy-five million board
feet of timber blown down in
the Columbus Day windstorm,
has been sold in 294 sales on
the national forests of Oregon
and Washington, according to
J. Herbert Stone, regional
forester, U.S. Forest service,
Portland.
The Siuslaw National for
est, which incurred the most
blowdown, has sold 83 million
feet in 118 sales, and 61 more
sales involving 123 million
feet will be made by the end
of March. Siuslaw National
Forest Supervisor S. T. Moore
plans to sell nearly all the
concentrated blowdown by
July 1, except for 150-200
million board feet in remote
areas such as between the
Smith and Umpqua rivers.
Plans have been made to con
struct access roads, with ap
propriated money, into the
area in order to make salvage
economically feasible.
Sales volumes do not in
clude timber incorporated in
to existing sales through reg
ular adjustment procedures,
Stone said.
A preponderance of small
sales to date has speeded up
removal of the blowdown ma
terial. Proximity of roads and
weather conditions have been
important factors in the sal
vage effort.
An estimated 1.450,000.000
board feet of timber was
felled by the storm in the na
tional forests of Oregon and
Washington. The Forest serv
ice plans to salvage 70 per
cent of the blowdown by May,
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