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:30 News Analysis CBS
:35 Andy Griffith Show CBS
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5:15 Bah in Briefs
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5:55 Hometown News
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7:35 Andy Griffith Show CBS
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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. Instead of numbers, bis li
cense plates have one word,
"Kids." i
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