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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1955)
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGS NWi Lake Begins Reseeding LAKE VIEW Orass reseedlnt; by airplane of 6.150 acres ol Fre mont National Forest land began Monday morning, according to ClUton Wlndle, In charge ol range management on the Fremont Na tional Forest. Areas to be reseeded are in sections burned by last summer ana fall forost Ilres. Included in the project will br reseeding of 2.360 acres on Weycr haeuser Timber Company land with the cost of seed and broad casting to be paid by Weyerhaeus er, i Twenty-three tons of seed will be used for the national forest and the Weyerhaeuser reseeding, said Windle. The estimated cost of broadcasting on the government land will be approximately 60 cents per acre and the seed to be used will be a mixture of orchard grass and timothy. Forest service pilot Ed Scholt. who Is stationed at Cave Junction. Is piloting the forest service plane and is assisted by a hopper tender. The plane carries a 1,000 pound load of seed which la broadcast within 300 feet of the tree tops, and distributed at A pounds per acre. During the operation, which must be done on a calm day, the plane files 90 miles an hour and can reseed 1 acres a minute, Windle stated. Areas w be reseeded are 1,000 acres on the Summer Lake bum In the Paisley district; 1.250 acres or the Round Butte burn In Bly dlr fficl; 720 acres in the Dry Prairl burn in Bly district; 720 acres li the Dry Prairie burn in Bly dlr trlct; 1,980 acres in Demtng Creek burn In Bly district and 216 acres In Yocum burn in Drews Valley. Windle stated that In December 1951 successful reseeding by heli copter was done oh the Camp Creek, Willow Creek and Dog Lake burns. A rainy spring that year made favorable growing conditions for the grass seed, which helps hold the soil In place until new seedlings come up. i i t. i Wis i. B I t t lk'O-iW. I mm Ike Appeals To China Leader TAIPEI, Formosa lift Two ap peals by President Eisenhower to President Chiang Kai-shek have apparently failed to change Na tionalist China's determination to veto Outer Mongolia's admission to the United Nations if a veto is necessary. Ji qualified official, who declined to be identified, told The As sociated Press today: "We might not be forced to use the veto if the West takes the proper atti tude." By this he explained he meant if the West would not give Outer Mongolia enough votes to enter the world body or better still, would decide to cut her out of any package deal. ' ... "S I ;1 KM w Si Home Extension HOME EXTENSION CALENDAR December 5-Dccember 10 December 6 Altamont, "Picture Selection and Framing," by agent. Malin. "Making Cakes Attractive," by project leaders. December 7 Langell Valley. "Picture Selection and Framing," by agent. Buena Vista, "Making Cakes Attractive," by projects lead- Complete Chiropractic Care DR. J. W. 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