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Thur» . No» 1. 1973 (Sec 1» S A N D Y (Ore ) POST - IS Huodland Happenings New legislative bills affect county farmers |V F R A !*iN O R TM *t'F By C LA Y TO N S W ILLS PHONE 822-44*3 ■ a N E * BtX»K out entitled “ When in Doubt. Mum been one oi lhos* * * * * * »hereby I m tempted to * hilr column ‘ Mumbling» " Althougn I can t promise ‘ * hl clear bo» about »lightly coherent * ' 000 i p THE MT P LA Y E R S w ill hold their monthly light Nov 7 at the Harlow T ra il Inn at B p m The ' * o ifH .r' w>U p r« “ -n t«l ooo i DLAND W OM EN'S CLUB w ill meet Monday night, Hadland Park Building at 8 p m Ricki Sperr will be 4'" Glides of her trip to Texas last summer, which was , ^by the Women'» Club and the Columbia River G irl A most important day for the citizens of Oregon was Oct 5, 1873 Tills was the day that many bills enacted by the 1872 73 legislature became law During recent day», I have been studying some of the land use bills and how they might affect farmers in Clackamas County There are manv other bills which affect anyone who raises livestock, dairy, hay and many other crops One of the most significant bills is Senate Bill 101, which deals with farm lands The following points are taken from the law and they state the legislature's case for passing this bill Open lan d used fo r agricultural use is an efficient means of conserving natural resources that constitute an im p o rta n t p hysical, social, aesthetic and economic asset to all of the people of this state. t's Hall 000 • HAVE B EEN ON T H E MOVE again, and they seem further away A L AND EI j AINE MOORE AND ISO JO BOW MAN off on an 8 day junket to Spain for a Grocer» Seminar and sight seeing Sounds PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1r 2 & 3 | up there ooo IANNON AND B E R T TORSON shared an experience recently Now really fellas, those new rigs just can t ’»n on your lights in on dark, rainy days not help you see they will alert on following drivers of [fnenee PORK(HOPS COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS BONANZA darkness Finally, the agency quote« a p a ra g ra p h from the state D river » Manual "Sometime», fog he* in patches Slow down before you enter a fog patch A vehicle may be ahead of you. hidden in the fog. that has slowed down or even stopped besa use its driver could not see or because of «n accident Failure to slow down before entering a fog patch can result in chain collision especially on ^member that the 'torn d a y lig h t to freeway» " tone means heavier ^ n g ^ l y evening - ikyiw cclam oth * ’ ’ darkness Since PKG p ia z z a , large size LB. 24 OZ SIZE PIZZA $ 1 59 ORE-IDA WELCH APPLE PIES TATER TOTS GRAPE JUGE 1T SL M “ fifi SIZE EA. OO e 3 p ’ kgs .89 c TE X A S RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT BANANAS 4 for 59 c NALLEY'S REG. OR HOT CHILI C O N CARNE W ITH BEANS 2-89*. lb. seed less bulk CHIFFON WTISSVE 200 CT. BOX FOR CABBAGE RAISINS BORDERS COFFEE COOKIES • • 1 2 o t Choc Pinwheels 10W o t Ideal Peanut Bart S e i. PARMESAN Ma. J. »»H ’■ general mills ’■ with coupon || 10 OZ. I PKG. A 104- 3 (C -44277) I M AGIC SPRAY AEROSOL W J 20 OZ TIN SIZING FINISH ls o z TIN 26 OZ PKG a .s o SHAMPOO ThM M a* I Ihrw Jo«, la« IP 11, IP7J LAYER CAKE MIX 15*3 389* NASAL SFMAY JARS 48 OZ g/gj • / O BOTTLE HALLEY'S GREEN GIANT BEEF STEW MEXI- CORN r ih r U d J T 12O Z TINS $100 PETROLEUM JELLY, WHITE 3 -3 /4 OZ JAR VASELINE J c SQUARE SHOOTER T88 SINEX II COCKTAIL DRESSING C L A IR O L "HERBAL n c K B A l fcSSCtbtv-C CLAIROL ESSCENCE __ URY PILLSBURY | | WITH COUPON Stromad fruit» & »eqa’obla» | KRAFT POURABLE 1000 I S I Ab© I dog biscuits I CRANBERRY JUICE 14 OZ PKG INTANT MAYPO ll BABY FOODS V MARIE OATMEAL CEREAL II OCEAN spray PKG KRAPT GRATED CHEESE IM S One SM ih r . Ceeeeei GERBERS KAVA INSTANT NABISCO and colored clothing Adjust your speed downward to make up for wet street» and highway» * nd ,0 • dJu>t t0 driving diving more hours of 14 OZ BEEF PATTIES JOHNSTON'S 40 OZ. . ' ZigZag Mt Advisory Matt l.egatich'’ pedestrians are a part of that traffic, be especially alert for pedestrians crossing street» who may be wearing dark C IB f. 32 OZ. JAR Ijust driving habits toeifly, is what the ■ ’ “«gests as d riv e r to « hanging con LOIN END 3 LB. AVG. PORK MJMiNMSE CHOPS ooo AVIS has kindly volunteered to spell me off for a few 1 11 be back soon as soon as this headache goes . Bye 1 ■ ’-he time of year when r dnvers need to adjust R -mg habits to changing •d weather conditions 1 Tange in time ’rfgon Motor Vehicles ■Reives many reports 1*n,s this tim e of year. L *r,,JUS most the ^tender" type, because f**l to make these These are but a few of the features included in Senate Bill 101 Highway 26 at W elches Road W em m e, Oregon WALTER KENDALL 5 5 REG or KIBBLED 5RTHW EST S T E E L H E A D E R S a ie a liv e you seen their new Marmot Dam Stickers sections in the new law. in cluding section 3 which states KRAFT fcult to dnve! ooo ESTIONS regarding the direct them to President im that the county governing body may establish Exclusive Farm Live zones Land within these zones w ill be used only for agriculture This section fui ther states that the zoning will only be established when such zoning is consistent with the over all development plan of the county FAMILY PACK. END CUT ooo THDAY PARTY’ last week at ZigZag Inn for Lomeli slso known as Collette « zany sister Lomeli has been part time at the Inn behind the bar ooo AND PATTY LEGAT1CH observed a wedding an- y Oct 24 Twenty year» of wedded bias! ooo NTGLEST OF E A R L THOMAS was Phil James, former tor who returned for a visit after an eight year ab- be left a few day» ago for his farm in Wisconsin Then . . .» s-»»-i Fnieetamed hi« sister E m ilv Rickman from »ouldn t be a bit surprised if he conned her into doing a ting batchlars are like that. ooo X, W E R E N T O U T for the Annual grownup type r. Party Saturday night, you missed a lot of fun This festivities were held Jointly at ZigZag Inn and the Barlow There were many wonderful, crazy costumes, but those Jst the judges eye were V I and Gene Collier <looking like from. Planet of the Apes fooled nearly everyone lasers were Terry Redding. Nova Waits and Ellen not to mention Betty Tauscher who was something really don't know what Yes, and what about Betty tr picture on the F R O N T page of the paper instant ooo IDS OF G LE M A HOUSE gathered at the Condo « Hail at Bowman's Tuesday evening for a pot luck nd Going Away P arty " Glema has been employed at i Golf Club for a few years but is returning home to f:na She will be missed by her many friends ooo HALET SWISS w ill be open again this week end Chef- lun Merger returned to Switzerland for a short time to father who has been quite ill ooo lAY HAVE R EA D a story in a Portland paper a couple •" »bout an Airclub International Boeing jetliner being Brussels Airport for 15 hours It just so happened that fertile Dalpez were among the 167 passengers that ar way home following an European vacation when ag Ask them about it was quite an adventure ooo NEE VOG ELI SKI CLUB will hold their annual Pray •nee Sat night Nov 14 at Timberline Lodge, ac- hairman Ray M ille r The public is invited Exclusive farm use zoning as provided by law substantially limits alternatives to the use of rural land and. with the portance of rural lands to the public, justifies incentives and privileges offered to encourage owners of rural lands to hold such lands in exclusive farm use zones There are several imDortant PORK ROAST CENTER R IB CUT ooo u HERNANDEZ 'known to some of us as Adrienne's Pt(or (hn-e weeks vacation in Mexico When last heard m *» s enjoying the good life with friends in Acapulco »orts at Timberline Lodge wait til she sees what's on ooo ( tSD PAT ROACH home from several days at the coast ooo ^SD FRED TH O R N B E R G hack from a quick trip to .f ,t \ to see their new grandson and take oodles of pic- 000 ¡C l) BETTY ROOT, ex Hoodlander», now of Gresham, i froni a 7500 mile excursion across the country to New Montreal Quebec, etc They spent two weeks in Dover, son Steve and his wife Marsha ooo JNGS M l 'ST C LE A R U P O N E T H IN G Milt Fox insists . » granddaughter makes him a grandmother NOT a Well OK ooo [ I'SSER had one of those days last week that he s still L. forget Seem» he carefully set his alarm clock before I l e e p i t a m dentist appointment About half way into rsxxed his »atch said only 4 a m ' Nothing to do but keep i HeUill doesn tknow where he went wrong ooo _ H i NAFTS' B IR T H D A Y last Friday Ev and Mona Reno for a few day» We do suffer strange maladies up -jus seems to be the tim e of year when " Reno Fever" sets ful and nutritious food for the people of this state and nation E xpansion of urban development into rural areas is a m atter of public concern because of the unnecessary increases in costs of com m u m ty s e rv ic e s , conflicts between farm and urban ac tivities and the loss of open space and n a tu ra l beauty around urban centers oc curring as the result of such expansion Hoodland PARK PLAZA »cil 000 oSS A U X IL IA R Y w ill meet Wednesday night Nov 14 whether living in rural urban or metropolitan areas of the state The p re s e rv a tio n of a m axim u m amount of the limited supply of agricultural land is necessary to the con servation of the state's economic resources and the preservation of such land in large blocks is necessary in maintaining the agricultural economy of the state and for the assurance of adequate, health ih oz. 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