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Lumbermen
Will Hear
Sale Plans
The Wcstera Forest Industrie!
Association will sponsor dinner
Jan. 30 at which public timber
sales plans for the new year will
be presented. ,
Wayne Gaskins, association for
ester, said Wednesday that rep.
resentatives of the Rogue, Fie.
mont, Umpqua and Deschutei
national forests and officials of
the Bureau of Land Management
will outline sales plans at the
meeting. Gaskins said the meet,
ing should be "tremendously in
formative" and urged lumbermen
to make reservations with Gcorga
Knowles at TU 4-4106.
"Klamath area lumber compan
ies depend heavily on public tim-
tier sales," Gaskins said. "This
meeting will show companies
what the anticipated harvest will
be." The dinner will be held in
the Winema Hotel and will start
at 6:30 p.m.
Cow Belles Will
Meet In City
The executive board of the Ore
gon Cow Belles will hold a lunch-
eon meeting at the Imperial Ho
tel, Portland, on Saturday, Jan,
7, in conjunction with the execu
tive board of the Oregon Cattlemen.
A modeling contest will be held
during the luncheon with the w in
ner to represent Oregon at Ilia
national Cattlemen and Cow Bell
Convention in Salt Lake City Jan.
25-28.
All models at the national con
vention will show leather- gar
ments exclusively which will be
provided by the American Can
ner Council, Inc., Fifth Avenue,
New York. .
Mrs. Annie Williams, Canyon
City, 1961 president of the Ore-"
gon Cow Belles is in charge of
Oregon's modeling contest.
Burglars Raid
POs In Oregon
PORTLAND (AP) Two mor
small post offices in Central Ore
gon have been burglarized, postal
authorities here reported today.
Both occurred Christmas Eve.
At Terrebonne, the burglar
sprung a door with an axe, and
made off with 266 blank money
order forms and a set of limita
tion and date stamps, authorities
said.
The other burglary was at th
Sham'ko office, where a window
was kicked in and $32 in cash
taken, a postal inspector said.
Earlier in December, the post
office at Camp Sherman was
burglarized.
EXPRESS RATES IP
WASHINGTON CUPD-A 20-cent
rate increase on some railway ex
press shipments went into effect
today.
The increase, approved Wednes
day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission (ICC), applies to
less-than-carload shipments be
tween all points on most commod
ities. Milk, cream and daily news
papers are exempted.
DANCE
Red Barn
Dorris, Calif.
Fri. Nite
FREE
Admission To All
High School
Students (with
Student Body Cards)
from MERRILL,
MALI N, T U L E
LAKE, and HEN
LEY. Admitted FREE
between 9 & 10, this
Friday Nite only.
Rock 'n Roll
Music By The
CORVETTES
SATURDAY
NITE
Music By
PEE WEE
STIDHAM
And Tht Burnt Valley
Rangers
Dancing 9 till 1
Admiuien $1 Per Perien