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Thurs.. Aug 30. 1973 (Sec 1) S A N D Y (Ore ) POST - 13 •ought cripples ates hay sources ¡„cal shortage o. Oregon livestock has „deration of seeking t l,cf for the entire ¡stock industry s D ire c to r of ( Irvin Mann, J r., shortage in the so severe that it the very existence of ortion of the state's ,„gh it w ere not t the diarymen are , cost price squeeze ising ihem to lose ,p day, they now C ard e n Club slates m eet, guest s p e a k er sch e d u le T h e L a b o r D ay auction at E n te rp rise has tra d itio n a lly set the tone of prices on feeders, but reports are there probably w ill not be enough feeder ca ttle left on the ranches to hold the auction this year Mann said most of the fe e d e rs a re b e in g so ld to feedlots out of state where feeds are available T he a g r ic u ltu r e d e p a rt- m e n t’ s A g r ic u lt u r a l Development D ivision recently conducted a survey of forage re s o u rc e s th ro u g h o u t the northwest and found very little available Resource coordinator Don M cK in n is said the drought covers an area extending south fro m S a s k a tc h e w a n and A lb e r ta in C anada dow n th ro u g h W e s te rn M o n ta n a , The State H ighw ay D ivision Eastern W ashington, N orthern Idaho, E astern ' Oregon and w ill shut o ff h a lf of a ll its high way lig h ts in the state in an N orthern Nevada A ll of these a re key liv e s to c k e ffo r t to co n s e rv e e n e rg y , a re a s announced F red Klaboe, a d producing areas and a ll are m in is tr a to r - s ta te h ig h w a y short of hay, he said M cK in n is said he found some engineer M ore than 6.900 in dividual hay in A lb e rta and some in lu m in a rie s now lig h t Oregon's Id a h o , but it w o u ld co st freew ays, rest areas, state d a irym e n $8») a ton to pay fo r it highw ays and bridges About and have it delivered This is 3.500 w ill be shut o ff as part of so m e w h e re n e a r tw ic e the G o v e rn o r T om M c C a ll’ s norm al price, according to d ire c tiv e to all state agencies to M cK innis Under a federal disaster c u t dow n on e n e rg y c o n plan, livestock men w ould have sum ption T h e H ig h w a y D iv is io n ’s ce rta in governm ent-held gra in reduced illu m in a tio n program a v a ila b le , be e n title d to is expected to save one m illio n reduced fre ig h t rates and price breaks on hay k ilo w a tt hours per month M e a n w h ile , th e F a r m e r s ’ Klaboe said that the lim ite d lig h tin g w ill not a ffect highway H om e A d m in is tr a tio n has safety L ig h ts w ill be shut o ff at notified the Oregon Depart m o re th a n 125 lo c a tio n s m ent of A g ric u ltu re that low throughout the state, but "at interest loans are a v a ila b le to those locations where lig h tin g any livestock m an who can is essential to m o to rist safety, d e m o n s tra te an e m e rg e n c y we w ill only reduce the num ber need fo r capital. Mann said that because of the of lig h ts , not e lim in a te illu m in a t io n a lto g e th e r ,” he poor economic position of the d a iry in d u stry, m ost d a irym e n said T h e e n e rg y c o n s e rv a tio n are being tu rned down by m ove w ill save the Highway conventional lending agencies D ivision about $100,000 a year K a n s a s v is ito rs "A n d we can use it , ” noted the Houseguests of M rs. M innie highw ay chief The D ivisio n is .Meinig, Sandy, are her son and agonizing over a severe budget his w ife, M r and M rs M ilto n crunch caused in p a rt by a M einig of Haven, Kansas, who decrease in gas tax income to are v is itin g fo r several weeks. the H ighw ay fund th is sum m er They have been joined by Klaboe said gasoline sales to another son and fa m ily , M r. Oregon h ighw ay users were and M rs R ichard M einig w ith down 2't m illio n gallons in daughter. Susan, P ortland, who June com pared to June, 1972 have visited them here face the prospect of not having enough forage to c a rry them through the w in te r,” Mann said The hay shortage has become the o v e rrid in g issue of the Eastern Oregon drought where ten c o u n tie s a re se e kin g disaster re lie f The state’s hay crop is 10 per cent below nor m al and the demand fo r hay has in c re a s e d c o n s id e ra b ly because of the drought The d ro u g h t has d e s tro y e d fa ll ranges in m ost of Eastern Oregon and ranchers have had to put th e ir anim als on hay M any cattlem en are selling feeder calves weeks ahead of Sandy Area Garden Club iH o o d la n d T w ig and D ig ) is fe a tu rin g M rs Lew M erz, a well-known speaker and w ild flo w e r ch a irm a n of D is tric t 8. M t Hood Garden Clubs She w ill speak at the firs t fa ll m eeting to be held Sept Sat 10 a m in the banquet room at T J s Restaurant in Sandy M rs Merz, a resident of P arkdale, is a botanist and has iT u /n rj A n d W e 'r e C e l e b r a t i n g W it h O ld F a s h io n e d B a r g a i n s F r id a y & S a tu r d a y Lights out on highways ytha M a lc o m ¡s love sun and w ill „ a fine, joyous |if you can provide Rh that and well- soil The most ■e of all. of course, Driental Poppy, a lie plant w h ich grows higher than K with lovely large 'of white, scarlet. Inental Poppy is ■dy and w ill grow e the sun is. Why or yourself what a tier these flowers of the most im- services available bnst is that for | Rely on $ E R S BY IMS. 221 E ast io sen e you best in lime of need ic t i v e flo r a l Rents available occasions Open through Saturday k m to 6 p m We i 24-hour phone mot just an an- | service . easy LPFLLHINT kg For a plant with a fragrance? Try rope. s to c k , «te oe »»eel pea devoted m uch tim e to the study of w ild flo w e rs in th is area Guests are especially in vite d to accom pany the garden c lu b m em bers on a " to u r of slid e s” of m eadow flo w e rs p h o to g ra p h e d in th e lo c a l alpine regions, and to have coffee w ith the clu b as they e n jo y th is in fo r m a tiv e program F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , c a ll M rs D orothy S hrum , 668-4219. Auq. 31st & Sept. 1 FREE D O O R P R /Z E OPAL WOODCOCK is getting ready to celebrate her lUth anniversary as owner of Opal’s Cafe in Sandy. She also is the owner of Debbie Dee's Apparell located in the COFFEE 10 same building on Main St. Opal will be having special sales in conjunction with the 10 year anniversary ( Post Photo i SHORT STACK OF HOT CAKES Immunization of students now required by law C hildren fro m fiv e through 14 y e a rs o f age e n r o llin g in Oregon schools fo r the firs t tim e th is fa ll w ill be re q u ire d by law to be fu lly im m unized — The card w ill serve e ith e r as a statem ent that the c h ild has been im m unized o r as a per mission slip fo r the H ealth D epartm ent to a d m in is te r the i m m i i n i z a f lo n e The ra rd SIDE OF 50c SAUSAGES denied school e n ro llm e n t . B arbeque B eef S andw ich Vr OfigS t lO V e . Served w ith 1 Potato Salad I Mb DO b y Q ir l m iic t — — " A baby g irl, K im b e rly Lun Wong, joined the fa m ily of M r and M rs B ill Wong, Sandy, Aug 20 She w e ig h e d s ix p ounds, seven ounces G randparents are M r and M rs Nelson Z e lle r, A lbany, Ebanoz Z eller, Sandy, and Y in Y in Wong, Canada PR IN TE D SHORT SLEEVE T e a c h e r not BLOUSES SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM DEBBIE DEE’S APPAREL ft ft 4.98 Buy a s o ft b e v e ra g e and set to re tu rn Charles T Lane, who has been w ith th e Sandy E le m e n ta ry D is tric t 32 years, w ill not be re tu rn in g fo r the 1973-74 school year, because of health reasons Lane has served as vice- p n n cip a l and p rin c ip a l, as w ell as in the classroom re c e iv e a fre e U ncola glass Also Free Uncola Glass w ith each purchase fro m Debbie Dee s Apparel Shop. M A IN ST SAN D Y , ORE M A K E TH IS A SAFE H O L ID A Y f SUPER SALE W ith Q u a lity Tires fro m Les Schwab This W e e k e n d LES SCHWAB Save Yourself Some M oney! 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