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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, November 16, 1960
260 Acres To Be Seeded
Info Trees In Klamath
' SALEM (Special) The state re
forestation program for the com
toe winter contemplates the
planting of some five and one-
half million trees and the seed
ing of some 11,350 pounds of Doiig
las fir seed on state forest
lands managed by the state for-
: estry department throughout Ore
gon. It is anticipated that this
: project will cost in the neighbor
hood of $265,000.
; Some 4,675,000 of these tree
seedlings will be planted in the;
. Tillamook burn while 9.500 pounds
Company Wins
Damage Action
' OREGON CITY (AP The
; Northwest Ice and Cold Storage
; Co. won $200,000 in damages from
; Multnomah County Monday.
: A Clackamas County circuit
; Court jury found in favor of the
; firm, which contended that con
struction of the new Morrison
Bridge in Portland several years
ago blocked its loading dock. The
company sajd that as a result the
site will have to be abandoned.
The case was assigned for trial
here after the firm said a Mult
nomah County jury might be
prejudiced.
of tree seed are being aerial seed
ed in the area. Around 3,895,000
of these seedlings will be planted
by crews under the direction of
state forestry department person
nel and a 60-man parolee crew
which is available through agree
mcnt with the state penitentiary
The bulk of the tree seed and
about 780,000 tree seedlings will
be planted in the burn under pri
vate contract.
The remaining 825,000 tree seed
lings and 1,850 pounds of tree seed
will be used to reforest old burns
and recent cutover areas on state
lands in eight different counties.
State forest lands in Clatsop
County amounting to some 887
acres will be planted to Douglas
fir and spruce tree seedlings;
an additional 310 acres will be
seeded to Douglas fir while 3j
acres will be planted with 16,
000 tree seedlings.
Lane County state lands will re
ceive some 35,000 seedlings on 40
acres. About 100 acres will also
be seeded. In Lincoln County state
forest lands amounting to 275
acres will be planted to 240,800
tree seedlings. The following state
lands will also be reforested: Mar
ion, 45 acres to 35,000 seedlings;
Klamath, 260 acres to 11,000 pon
derosa pine, and Deschutes, 50
acres and 27,000 trees.
4-H NEWS
PIONEER BEEF CLUB
The first meeting of the Tio-
neer Beef Club was held on Nov.
2. Officers elected into office are
Glenn Howard, president: Karl
Kerns, vice president; Cecelia
Kerns, secretary: Donna Colwell,
treasurer; Lee Holliday, report
cr, and Joey Kerns, sergeant-at
arms.
A new member is Scott John-I
son.
Lee Holliday,
News Reporter,
HENLEY BEEF CUB
At this meeting of the, Henley
Beef Club the club had a film
courtesy of Albers Feed Store. It
was about the feeding, condition
ing and quality of 4-11 steers. It
was about the grooming of calves
for the fair.
Feeding problems of the club
members were discussed. Mem
bers were advised on what they
should feed their calves.
Record books were handed out
to the members to be filled out
each meeting. Mr. Chcyne told
us that we should have our calves
in and on feed by next meeting.
We are going to weigh them next
meeting.
New members present for this
meeting were Larry Petersen,
Bobby Helmer, Tony Flagg, San
dy Woodard, Judy Hollistcr, Sher
ry Breithaupt, Sheryl Anderson,
David Cheync, and Scott Rice.
Other members present were:
Don Breithaupt, Bill Taylor, Steve
Cheyne, Robert Ritter, Karen Dix
on, Carolyn Brower, Neal Buch
anan, Phillip Dixon, Lila Ritter,
Bob Brower and Steve Dixon.
Parents present for the meeting
were the leader, Mr. Alvin Cheyne,
Mr. Browner, Mrs. Buchanan,
Mrs. Dixon, Mr. Helmer, Mr. Rit
ter, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Goode. Refreshments were
served at the end of the meeting
by Mrs. Goode.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Scott Rice on Dec.
11 at 1:30 p.m.
Lila Ritter,
News Reporter.
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dangerous," Loroy Rutkowski, 26,
warned his four children Monday
as he showed them his .38 caliber
revolver. Then he bent to retrieve
a cartridge from the floor.
The weapon discharged, fatally
wounding Rutkowski in the head.
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