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SUNDAY. AUGUST 2. 1959 nCTALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OHEGON PAGE NINE JlUr'k Ntl Tka Marti mm Nw tbtiiil In Ifc rWU u4 TV Maii- sin. Thar ra pBlitfc m a bile aarvloa aa arc faralahotf by tha varlaai jtalUaa lavalvad. KFLW CBS ABC, 14M KC AUGUST - AUGUST 4 SUNDAY 8 00 New CBS 8 05 Charles ColllnRwood CBS 815 Howard K. 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Lewis CBS 1 2:00 News CBS 2.05 House Parly CBS 2:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 2:45 Ma Perkins CBS 3:00 News CBS 3:05 The Feminine Touch 3:30 Are Ya Listenin'I 4:30 Basin Breakdown 5:00 Lowell Thomas CBS 5:10 Sports Time CBS 5:15 Bah in Briefs 5:30 Tom Harmon CBS 5:45 Frank Goss CBS 5:55 Hometown News 6:00 Sports Book 6:05 Music For Dining 7 00 Business News CBS 7:05 Amos ti' Andy CBS 7:30 News Analysis CBS 7:35 Andy Griffith Show CBS 7:40 Burns and Allen CBS 7:45 Bob and Ray CBS 8:00 Baseball: Phoenix at Portland 10:00 Richfield Reporter CBS Oregon Ships Forest Trees SALEM More than 11.3 million forest tree seedlings were shipped from Oregon's two state forestry department nurseries located near Corvallis and Elkton during the past planting season for the refor estation of state and privately owned forest lands, according to Assistant State Forester C. D M.'ius. 'This represents a production increase of nearly twice that of last year," Maus stated, "and is in response to the tremendous de mand for planting stock which has been expressed by private land owners who purchased more than 5.6 million seedlings." The largest single outlet for the trees has been the multi-million dollar rehabilitation project that is being carried out by the state forestry department. Almost six million trees were planted on state lands during the 1958-59 planting season and of this amount nearly 3.8 million were supplied by this current distribution of seedlings from the nursery north of Cor vallis. Over 4 million -trees went into the planting of the Tillamook burn, the forester added. Other plantings included acreages of state lands in the counties of Clat sop, Marion, Clackamas, Linn, Lincoln, Josephine and Klamath. Nearly 1.1 million tree seedlings were distributed- cost-tree, just prior to the close of the spring planting season and after the com mercial orders were filled, to youth and adult groups for plant ing on public lands. This phase of the program is of tremendous value," Maus stated, "in stimulat ing an active interest of Ore gon's youth and adult population the importance of their forest resources. Some 20 tree species and 7 spe cies of shrubs are grown at the nurseries. The shrubs which in elude the. multiflora rose,' Amer ican plum, sand cherry, silverber ry, choke cherry, honeysuckle and sumac are produced on special order for the state game com mission and the state highway de partment. Maritime pine is also grown at the request of the high way department for planting in their sand dune control program. The production of Douglas fir seedlings, by far the most im portant species, reached almost 7.3 million, while the true firs. such as the grand, white, Shas ta, and noble fir accounted for almost 1.3 million seedlings. Sonic 851,280 ponderosa pine were shipped, 247,490 Austrian pine, 187,990 Sitka spruce, 167,539 cedpr, and 95363 Sierra redwood. There were . 246,350 hardwood tree seedlings shipped which in cluded black locust, caragana, Russian olive, Russian mulberry, Chinese arborvitae, Chinese elm and cascara. . CLEARLY LABELED IRA, Vt. UPI School 4n driver Harold Taylor has made sure none of his riders will miss him. 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