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T h u n ., D ec. 11, 1 9 7 5 S A N D Y ( O r e .) POST — 15 Last minute rush 4-H livestock qualify program announced looms in car test The D epartm ent of E n v iro n m e n ta l Q u a lity ig concerned that some people are not getting the word that the l)EQ Clean A ir Test is now mandatory for most license plate renew als in the metropolitan area 1 he Motor Vehicle Division says they are getting about 200 license renewal applications a day which are not accompanied by the Clean A ir Test cer tificale or the signed exemption form,'* according to DEQ Director Loren Kramer "The applicant must submit either the certificate or sign an exemption form stating that under the rules, his car is exempt Otherwise the ap- plication w ill be returned ’* Meanwhile another DEQ Clean A ir Test center has opened to serve residents of the eastern metropolitan area Located at 18345 SE Stark S t, the new station operates from io a m to 8 p.m It is the fifth permanent station in the area. The clean air inspection program is intended to reduce emissions of harmful carbon monoxides and smog producing hydrocarbons by making sure most of the automobiles in the area are well adjusted The DEQ notes that a well adjusted car also runs more efficiently and saves on gas Kram er did sound a warning note that people should not procrastinate: "We see a hell of a crunch coming in the early part of 1976 when some 40,000 cars per month w ill be up for license renewal If people delay getting their test the lines are going to tie awful. They’re going to be bad enough as it is.” Kram er said the “ passing rate” was running about 65 percent fo r cars com ing through for the firs t time According to a small survey, repairs or adjustments for about half of those failing were performed for less than $10coat to the owner IMIN JAMES, junior and senior, show off the cake they baked and decora ted for firs t place in a recent contest in Cub Scout Pack 24«. The pack raised money by auctioning the 55 cakes entered in the contest. LOOKING FOR A HOUSE? TRY THE CLASSIFIEDS Mobile vans are also located in the area. Their locations are listed on a recording at 229- 6234 Johnson adds, as well as ex 2 or belter for a carcass tending the 4-11 educational weighing 45-65 pounds Hogs elfort to a point lievnnd the sale should grade 1 'SDA 1 or 2 with a to the final product. carcass weight of 150-190 Market steers, lambs and pounds. flogs w ill be evaluated on the Other factors which w ill be basis of both quality and yield taken into consideration in- grades. Zurcher explains This dude the amount of backlat. means that steers should be and size of the loin eye Choice with yield grades of 1 or The program in Clackamas S a fe w a y F a ra F a rli S aasage H a n d y S lic e -e ff Halls vurt wom en m eet Members of the Sandy CWA haveapproveda donation to the Sandy Kiwanis club's Christ mas basket drive at a luncheon meeting, Dec. 2. Adela Reckmann of the club announced that some local grange members had sub mitted recipes for a national Grange Bicentennial cookbook Persons interested in the book were told they could contact Mrs. Reckmann. There w ill be no meeting for the group in January w ith the U .S .D .A . C h e k a ( r a d a F a t H aasi a f B aaf S hort Ribs Leon G round ».98' Boot Shanks » 8 8 ' BEST SELECTION BEST TRIM 1 J 3 SPRED H a m P a ttie s * • I ” **9 .* » 9 8 « Lutefisk 2 % ^ *2 ” Mes i*«. 76« Fillets BEST VARIETY | LEL COFFEE kxWfl* V hou # light meat chunk TUNA I B e e f Tongue »78« ■ • « a la r w E lat P ark !3M JUICE . juicí FROZEN FOODS B E L-A IR D INN ER S © ¿ L ~ 2 /* l RKCORTKRNA CTuauts snu c o m w m i ©FF S A U D ATR M C . 3 1 , 197S T_SMib.ina. 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Gresham BEST VALUES = 5 s 1 CONCORD GRAPE JUICE GERMAN CROC. CAKE i« siMio $1 6 9 Gentry Appliance Center USDA CHOICE LIBBY'S TOMATO 6.98 A t Y o u r M ic r o w a v e H e a d q u a r te r s Chaica B aaf Lain S teak B r a il, F a a h r a ll, F a a fr y Fried S hrim p ’ I 2’ Appio, Maaherry, Oranpa, □tarry M ic ro w a v e O vens SI 9 9 ’ 5 A full gospel fellowship w ill be held at the Wemme Lions nail at 7 p m Sunday For in form ation call 622-4526. or 622- 3520 MAXWELL HOUSE SUPER SAVER 39 » 88' CHUNKY: F R U IT FRITTERS “ 3 s . 1 p la n n e d 79 OaiCCS GOLDEN SAFEWAY BAKE SHOP Old-fashioned Flavor F e llo w s h ip l i l i a l i a f W h ite S ea fee d l e a d e r o ad F la v a rf a i W hole Fryers »09* When possible. Mrs Lunner says, put incandescent bulbs in fixtures that focus the light where it is needed rather than for general illumination. • next meeting set for Feb 6 at the home of Olive Davis on SE 362 nd TURBOT I BONELESS I SLICED FILLETS |T O P S IR L O IN l BEEF LIVER 98 Lower electric bill 1 5 .‘1 FRENCH information about the new awards program is available from the Clackamas County Extension Office in Oregon Cilv Sandy G range WcH ° li I B “ L ARM I SAUSAGE I ROAST I Cosmetology is one of almost classes fo r cosmetology 50 vocational-technical majors practice within the state. available at Mt Hood Com “ We sure would like to see munity College area senior citizens and Students who complete the housewives take advantage of two years of classroom and this community fa cility and work experience are qualified visit us for a shampoo and set, a to be state c e rtifie d tint touch-up, bleach retouch, cosmeticians. cold wave or any of the seven • Rut we have one problem.” major services available at the Adrienne M iller, cosmetology school." Ms M iller added instructor explained "We need Although service rates are more clients to provide enough expected to increase slightly in and v a rie d p ra c tic a l ex accord with the cosmetology perience for our students We citizens advisory committee, have 20 students working daily special reduced rates are and we should have about 200 to available for all services of 250 clients going through the fered by the cosmetology fa cility each week day to school provide enough of this varied experience, but now only about Area residents may call that many clients take ad cosmetology at 666-1561, ex vantage of the college s ser tension 198. to make an ap vices each week " pointment for any weekday Coatmetology services have except Wednesday between 10 been operating for four years at a m. and 4 p.m. Operating MHCC and have a lre a d y hours Wednesday are 1 to 7 c e rtifie d tw o g raduating pm . Brownies County is sponsored by the E xtension Service, the Clackamas County Stockmen's Association and the Clackamas County F air Board. Additional Safeway Quality...AIways Dependable! AAHCC cosmetology need customers As w inter days get shorter, light bills go up So if you plan to replace or change light fix tu re s , consider using flourescent instead of in candescent lights to save energy, suggests Mrs M arilyn Lunner, Oregon State University Extension home econom ist fo r C lackam as County The cost of operating fluorescent tubes is only about a fourth of the cost of using incandescent bulbs, M rs. Lunner points out. Fluorescent tubes last for many years, a factor to keep in mind when comparing their cost with the shorter-life regular light bulbs Prices of incandescent light bulbs vary. The least expensive "standard bulb” is inside- frosted to soften its light Even more diffusion of light is provided w ith a "soft white" bulb that has a silica coating on the inside, but it gives off slightly less light than a standard bulb The amount of light w ill be stated in terms of "lum ens" on the bulb or the package, along w ith the number of hours the bulb w ill last "Soft-white plus" bulbs last 50 to loo per cent longer than standard bulbs, but cost more too. And there are the "long life " bulbs that have about three limes longer life than the standard bulb, but the light output or "lum en count” is less. The most expensive of the incandescent bulbs are krypton filled bulbs, which cost about double the price of standard bulbs They do have longer life and are more ef ficient A new program designed to encourage excellence in production as w ell as awareness of what consumers look lor in meal is available this year to 4-H beef, sheep and swine producers, reports T.D. Zurcher, Clackamas County Extension Agent County 4 II members whose animals meet the criteria w ill receive cerlificates of ac complishment. T h f award, both at the county and state level, w ill be based on carcass e valuation of the m arket animals. The award represents an expanded emphasis in 4-H animal science projects on consumer awareness, points out Duane Johnson, Oregon Stale University Extension 4-H and youth sp e cia list As livestock producers, the young people must be concerned and k n o w le d g e a b le about producing for today's market, the specialist notes. It is designed also to en courage efficient production of m arket animals and to en c o u ra g e im p r o v e d m anagem ent p ra c tic e s , a u a e i M ii atañas SAFEW AY P A N T Y HOSE CHRISTMAS CIFT RO I Rao.90 Pr. - 3i?1 tatouas t r .e e i ■a» *t AA Save 30* lia n t t e M « a . 16 nn ------- 99 © Lysol Spray £= » « S flM ©Brecfc S h a m p o o t ’ P « © S ty le L a c . 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