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4 SANOY (O r * ) POST Thur» October 29 1981 (S*c I) School menus Sandy Welches Monday, Nov. 2 Spanish rice Seasoned green beans Koll with butter Peaches M ilk Monday, .Nov. 2 Sausage pizza Tossed green salad French dressing Apple sauce M ilk Tuesday, Nov. 3 Pork gravy on mashed potatoes Buttered corn Cinnamon toast Half orange M ilk Tueaday, Nov. 3 Hot dog on a bun Mustard Cole slaw salad Pickle chips Orange wedges M ilk Wednesday, Nov. I Submarine sandwich Potato salad Buttered peas Pears M ilk Wednesday, Nov. 4 Turkey ala king Rice Cranberry sauce Bread and butter Sliced peaches Birthday cake M ilk Beef raviolis Tossed salad Roll with butter Apple crisp M ilk Thursday, Nov. 5 Macaroni and cheese F ru it salad Carrot sticks Cinnamon bun M ilk Oven chicken Savory rice Calico salad Bread with butter F ru it medley M ilk No school Timber One compounding problem is the United States’ in a b ility to compete w ith the Cana dian tim ber industry The Canadian government has lo w e re d p ric e s , s e llin g tim ber in the United States The Canadians make a go of this through long term leases, low p ric e s and cheaper ra il rates For the U S to follow suit, laws would have to change Tim ber volume has declin ed w h ile harvested old- growth stands are replaced by new growth A fter a brief dip, Wagner forsees an even ing out by the year 2000 The tim ber industry has also been affected by an in creased demand for outdoor recreation space There has been a loss of 1 25 m illion acres of forest land in the past five years to non-forest uses and federal withdrawals of these produc tive lands for wilderness T u esd ay , N o v . 3 Toasted cheese sandw ich Potato chips Buttered green beans Crispy carrot sticks Ginger cookies Milk Wednesday, Nov. I Barbecued pork sandwich Mashed potatoes with butter Buttered broccoli Crunchy celery Tropical apples Milk Turkey rice soup Crackers Cinnamon rolls Turnip wheels Chilled applesauce M ilk The cost of renewing your d riv e r’s license goes up this Sunday, Nov 1 The renewal w ill jum p to $11 from $9. but the cost of getting a firs t time d riv e r’s license in Oregon w ill in crease from $9 to $16 The cost to get a license w ill vary, as in the past, depending on what type of vehicle you drive as well as whether it is your original issue license or a renewal The range of fees, however, w ill be greater, from $11 to $39 The Motor Vehicles D ivi sion fee for a d riv e r’s license changed only for people get tin g th e ir fir s t re g u la r license, chauffeur’s license, motorcycle endorsement or lim ited moped license, but the total amount paid chang ed for everyone because money collected for the total amount paid changed for everyone because money collected for the Motor Vehi cle Accident Fund went up from $2 to $4 In addition, a new fund was cre a te d to support motorcycle safety education programs in schools This w ill add $3 to the total fee p a id by p e o p le whose licenses are endorsed to ride motorcycles A lth o u g h th e 1981 L e g is la tu r e a p p ro v e d changes in the driver license fees, no change was made in fees to register vehicles ex cept for a $1 increase in a license plate fee paid only when plates are issued, not when licenses are renewed In addition to changes for fees for driver's licenses, a new motorcycle perm it in struction program began Applicants for the new per m it must have d riv e r's v BUSINESS CARDS ^W E D D IN G INVITATIO NS RUBBER STAMPS BROCHURES ENVELOPES & BUSINESS FORMS HOLDS IN HCAT! 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O K ««8-5593 (C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I» preservation The demand for tim ber is c y c lic a l, a c c o rd in g to Wagner, The industry suf fered a b rief recession in 1976, a boom in 1978 79, and is now back to a recession True to the cycle, however, Wagner expects this to see a rise The demand for lumber should be favorable over the next 10 years The demand should peak in the late 1980s and level off in the I t M i The supply, however, may not keep up with the de mand Some believe the cut ting should be spread out over four or five decades There have, however, been suggestions to improve the tim b e r in d u s try : harvest more tim ber, convert stag n a n t s ta n d s in to fa s t- growing young forests; and cut at an even keel to assure a continuous supply to local m ills The Srfndy Post r I USES 481 180» O reyu n Newspaper P ublisher* Association ond U I Suburbon Press M o n d a y . 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