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Agricultural conference is set for March 7-10 There will be much more than ju s t lectu res at A g ricu ltural Conference Days II. according to M a r tin Hellickson. associate professor of agricultural en g in e e rin g , and con ference cochairman This year's conference is scheduled for March 7-10 at Oregon State University and is open to all Orego nians interested and/or in volved in agriculture “ We w ill h ave the m e e tin g s of s ta te agricultural organizations and presentations at the conference, but there will also be several seminars on practical topics that people in a ll se g m en ts of agriculture can benefit from ,” said Hellickson The first full day of the c o n fe re n c e , M onday, M arch 8. begins w ith several j*eseniations on the g en eral them e of “ Agriculture — our World — Our Nation — Our State." The afternoon sessions include one on the outlook for agriculture in 1982. and another on the use of m ic ro -c o m p u te rs in agriculture. Day two of the con ference gets underway with a general session on high in h .e s t rates and a g r ic u lt u r a l c r e d it, m oderated by Manning B ecker, OSU exension fa r m m anagem ent specialist. This session will em phasize how agricultural producer? can deal with high interest rates and what interest rates may do in the future In the afternoon, the s e m in a r on m ic r o c o m p u te rs w ill be re p e a te d . In a n o th e r sem in ar, Gene Nelson, OSU e x te n s io n fa r m m anagem ent specialist, will discuss changes in in come and estate planning for farmers and ranchers made by recent revisions in federal tax law. The final full day of the conference will be devoted to a sy m p o s iu m on m in im u m t illa g e , m o d e ra te d by N o rm G oetze, OSU exension agronomist. ‘This session will feature conservation-experienced fa rm e rs , m a c h in e ry manufacturers, chemical industry representatives and public agencies con cerned with agricultural production and conserva tion issues,” said Goetze Registration forms and complete programs are available in county offices of the OSU Extension Ser vice or from Hellickson's office in the OSU Depart m e n t of A g r ic u lt u r a l Engineering —9 Fred Meyer ARE LOW EVERYDAY Pre Season Fencing Prices Good today thru Tues., March 2. 1982 Western Red Cedar Fencing “ $R Ö 7 7 « .7 ™ 8 M . I 9 • 7"x9'’x8’ • Use for fence, dividers and scenic back drops Based on an 8 ft. section 1 ea. 4”x4” Treated Post 2 ea. 2”x4” Cedar Rails 16 ea. 1 ”x6”x5’ Cedar Boards #1 Premium Grade Blacks Decker 7V<” Circular Saw 4 96 W I j Specification Creosote 1” x6” x5’ Cedar Fence Board 1” x6” x6’ Cedar Fence Board 2” x4” x8’ Cedar Fence Rail 4” x4"x8’ Pressure Treated Cedar Toned Fence Post sali PRICK • 1 'A HP (max output) • Sturdy steel wraparound shoe • Power lock off but ton • Sawdust election f 730B au RIOS 80 ' Roll 4 ’ Tall Chain Link Poncing $0598 Gallon STANLEY PRICK Gallon • Clear, water-repellent • Ready to use • For doors, decks, fences ' OHYMIX i I PRODUCTS JUST I “ I « do - (W a t m ? ■Sv Reg. 2.00 For single acting gates, cellar ►ors, • Self-latching f 1261 6’x50’ Roll SALK / » O S « .« l 4 N 0 • Simple to use, Just add water • Makes % of a cubic foot 48« X • Heavy residential galvanized wire mean 5 0 ’ Roll Poultry Netting .— I— — ■ ■ v la e te r ■ SAVB 1S% Reg. 8 .2 0 H H r a Reg. 1 0 .0 0 • Hardened steel shackle, rust proof body • Includes 2 keys • (K140D • ideal for confining animals • For use around flower beds • 2” mesh, 36" tall METAL STORAGE BUILDINGS H09 • Baked-on five step weather resistant finish • Satin earthtone tan finish with white doors and trim «Actual size 9‘2" X *8 4 at base used When applying for social security one should also be prepared to present a social security card or number ( If the claim is on another person's card that number will also be need ed); a marriage certificate if applying for w ife's, w id o w ’s or w id o w e r’s benefits, birth certificate of children if applying for them, Form W-2 for the last two years or a copy of the last two Federal In come Tax returns for self- em p lo ye d in d iv id u a ls ; nam es, addresses and telephone numbers of doc tors, hospitals and clinics in applying for disability Obtaining the necessary documents early will avoid any unnecessary delay in getting benefits. Ba«. » . * • • Strong studded tee de sign • Red enamel with white top • Wire fence clips included S' 8teei Fence Poets *1.00 *•«. l.M F.ag. 3.09 SAVE SO« FOOT Apply early for birth certificates Sandy residents are urg ed to apply early for birth certificates needed in order to get benefits from the S o c ia l S e c u rity Ad ministration. The Oregon Bureau of Vital Statistics no longer provides personalized ser vice to walk-in customers A written request for a b ir th c e r t if ic a t e is necessary It will take about 14 days to get a record Proof of age is required by Social Security for various types of benefits A birth certificate or bap tism al certificate made shortly after birth can be #1 Used Railroad Ties • A V I MO. 11 Reg. 170.00 • Natural white with black < Baked on 5-step weather re sistant finish Country Squire 1O’x13’* Motel Storage Building • A V I MO. 11 Reg. 2 7 0 .0 0 • Built-in rain gutters • Extra tall over 7’ at the peak • Green walls^ white roof, trim • Eagle decora tion • »Actual size 9'2”x5'10” at base Each of these advertised Items must be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price In each Fred Meyer store, exoept ss specifically noted In thia ad Except Morrison. 8-308 Mom« lm p ro «*m « nt Coniar« LangMvw __ C to o am a» M w , ? 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