The Lebanon Express from Lebanon, Oregon • 2

Permits Required Cutting Christmas Trees Christmas ds still 57 days away, but already the Christmas tree cutters are combing the Oregon woods for likely, Soliday greens; However, cording to George Spaur, the acting state, forester, any Christmas tree's harvested for commercial purposes must be cut under the provisions of the Oregon conservation, act and a permit secured prior to cutting. Spaur stated that permits can be "secured from the forestry department in Salem or from the nearest state forestry department headquarters within the various districts throughout the state. The forester also stated that the landowner's permission must be secured and his name. and address included in the application filed by the Christmas tree operator. The Oregon act.

requires that forest lands be" kept in a productive and growing state after the removal of timber or other forest crops. Under these pro- India Hunger Strikes Banned Lucknow, India, (P) -They're making things tougher for. wouldbe hunger strikers in the United Provinces. -The provincial Congress Party Council has announced that party members may not strike on frivolous" issues without getting the council's okay first. The council took the action after revlewing ten cases of hunHer strike by congress the in strikers the past year, Two were protesting against alleged a ME The hunger-strike has been a weapon in India for generations and its popularity has not faded with Mahatma Gandhi's death.

Usually, the hunger striker, announces that. he is about to undertake a "fast unto death" in protest against an unhappy state of affairs. No one has starved to death in recent years, however; a government official usually "intervenes" about the me the striker has worked up a strong appetite and convinces him that things will be set right. visions, the commercial Christmas tree operator is required to leave not less than 300 trees per tucre, with 100 well distributed. Old mature seed trees may also serve as a seed source where they exist on Christmas tree cutting.

areas. By leaving established young growth or seed source, continued forest production on the lands which are being cleared for agricultural purposes. John Citizen; who- wants- to take his family out on the week end and cut his own Christmas tree is not required to obtain a permit. He must, however, first obtain the landowner's permission before cutting his tree. The forester was emphatic, however, that he, was not opposed to Old St.

Nick and the Christmas. tree' harvest. "It is a custom long established, and nothing should be done to interfere' with it;" said Spaur, "however, there are certain requirements which must be met if, Oregon's forests are to be kept in a productive condition. The conservation act sets out these requirements, and if followed, the harvest of the trees can be in. the nature of a beneficial -thinning." Application forms -and in this -area may be obtained at state forestry headquarters at Sweet Home.

WATERLOO Myrna A Hallowe'en masquerade party was. held at the home of Miss Lois Bremer Saturday for girl scout troop 60. Others attending were Gerry Marsh, who won the prize for the best costume; Helen Felton, Loretta Felton, Nola, Pauline and Velma Bauslaugh, Venita Whitmore, Peggy and Picture washing dishes this way New Freedom from Kitchen Sink Slavery! Here's the answer to your dish- Portable--not a peri washing problems the amaz- manent. house ing new G- Portable Dish- ture. installation washer! Washes all your dishes, no extras of any glasses, silver, pots, and pans kind.

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This performance, steel spoke wheels which reduce unmodel is offered in five wheelbases. It has a 331- sprung weight and improve brake cooling, and cubic-inch engine. sodium-cooled exhaust valves, many other new features. Mackie, Wallace. They spent the evening playing games, having a scavenger hunt, and refreshments.

Mr. and Mrs. Dolton Newman of Sweet Home were visiting at the Jim Thorp home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Devine -and family of Gates, were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Thorp were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barnes and family of Lebanon Sunday. -Mr. and.

Mrs. Bay Albany were visiting relatives Sunday. J. C. Honeywell in Sweet Home over the week end.

Jim Whitmore and daughter, Mrs. Fred Rice left for Idaho Tuesday where they will visit friends and relatives. When they return Mr. Whitmore's mother will come back them. An eight grades at the Water? loo school had a Hallowe'en party Monday.

At the first and second grade party Mrs. Wiens and small daughter attended. Some of the children wore masks. They spent the afternoon making masks. Mrs.

Larson, a former teacher of Waterloo, came -as a masked Chinese. After an afternoon of games, refreshments were served. The fifth and sixth grade also had a party and refreshments. Two prizes were given in the seventh and eighth grade room. The prize for the best costume went to Jimmy Whitmore, and Donnie Swanson received the prize for the costume.

The afternoon was spent by playing games: Just before getting ready to go home the refreshment. committee served sandwiches, pumpkin pie, and pop. Halloween night a window in the school house was broken out and other minor damage was done to the school property. Tuesday the seventh and eighth had a room meeting at which they elected room officers. LaurHen Headley conducted the meeting.

Officers elected were president, Hellen Felton; vice-president, Loretta. Felton; secretary, Dale Spencer: assistant secretary, Jimmy Whitmore; hall monitor, Peggy Hodges, and librarian, Sally Guinn. P.T.A. meeting was held at the school house. Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dent and daughter of Roseburg were week end guests of her parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. P.

B. Canaga: Harold -Danials of Albany was visitor in Waterloo last week. -Mry. Dolly Thomas was busy taking school census this week. W.

W. Ashlock was home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perkins and Benny Burese of Florence wert week end guests' alt.

the C. D. Winningham home. Mr. -and Mrs.

-W. W. Ashlock. were Sunday dinner guests at' V. Coleman home, LICENSE EXAMINER COMING A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Lebanon Thursday, Nov.

10 at the City hall between the hours of 9-am. and 4.p.m., according to an announcement from the secretary of state's office, RUPTURED? health wilt prove 1 power will he entire contest truss been eliminating freture the Kerr-Miller Drug Co. FRIDAY: NOVEMBER 4. 1949 born Oct. 28, weighing six lbs.

three oz. He is called: Larry Lee. Mr. and Mrs. 0.

0. Andrews of Pleasant Valley called at the Charles Alsdorf home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Black and Mrs.

Atta John attended the WMWS rally at Salem Mr. and Neil, 'Bright of Vancouver, neice and nephew of Mr. and Walter Black, were Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Chastain are getting a new well drilled to take the place of the one which goes dry every summer. Mr. and Mrs. Hood returned home from Canada on Sunday. They have spent the past three months there.

The Liberty sponsored a Halow'en party at the school house Monday evening. About 150 adults and children enjoyed an evening of games and treat. -Friday afternoon each teacher at school had a party for their room. ALBERT HOVENDEN LIBERTY Mrs. Carrol Chance gave a birthday party in.

honor of her daughter Marna's eighth birthday. A large group of friends enjoyed cake and cool- aide, and played games. The sixth, seventh, eighth and high school pupils of Liberty had a. skating party at Lebanon Wednesday night. Liberty school enjoyed two days vacation Monday and Tuesday of last week because of institute.

Mrs. Viola Carrick attended meeting at Albany for the tailoring school last Thursday. Sgt. Fred' Alsdorf was visiting his brothers Charles and William from Tuesday to Thursday. Sgt.

Alsdorf has just returned from.14 months with the air lift in Germany He will be an instructor at Chanute AFB. at Rantone, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Harrang of Foster were callers at the C. D. home Saturday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. George Porter by Delores Moore and Deck Morquist, drove to Tillamook Friday for the Sweet Home football game, staying with Mr. and Mrs. John Turbyne who were former residents of Liberty. Mr.

and Mrs. I. H. Jones of Independence were Sunday afternon callers of the Mr. and Mrs.

John Potter of Richmond were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sauders on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

H. R. Downer and family, spent Sunday at Mebuma and Stayton' visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Orville E. Loux are the parents of a baby boy, Albert Hovenden, 66, of Woodburn. passed away suddenly last Saturday morning of a heart attack, while in the waiting room of the Woodburp hospital, Survivors are his widow. sons, Floyd of Vancouver, Kenneth Woodburn; daughters, Della Mae, Jones. of Lebanon, Edeltrude Jones of Manilla, P.I.: brothers Edwin of Woodburn: sister, Effie Woodruff of St.

Paul, and eight grandchildren. DR. T. W. SAHLSTROM OPTOMETRISTS DR.

TERRY M. PACE Lebanon Albany Phone 6612 Phone 1205 45 W. Ash Clinic Bldg. Bonus Forms for North Dakota Vet Payments Ready Former residents of- North Dakota who served in world war II now obtain application blanks locally for. the veterans' being paid by that 'state, the Oregon, department of veterans' affairs announced this week.

The North Dakota bonus pays $12.50 for each month of domestic service and $17.50 for foreign duty, to those who resided. in the state at least six months prior to active duty in world war II. Service must have been for at least 60. days for, the period between Jan. 1, 1941 and Jan.

1, 1946. The faces of four presidents seulptured into the rock Rushmore in South Dakota's Black Hills. can be seem from the air at a distance of 60 miles. Be sure to attend the ELKS MINSTREL REVIEW Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights, Elks Temple Consult your agent as you would your lawyer or doctor. KEITH RHODES Insurance 36 W.

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