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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1969)
information about WAGE EARNERS' RIGHTS FROM TMI OREGON BUREAU OF LABOR NORMAN O. N IIS IN COMMISSIONER A primary concern of per sons who work for wages Ion, there are more than 60 appears to be the means and part-time teachers approved to method of payment for their give Instruction in vocational services by their employers. and adult courses. At least this Is the case In The 1969-70 schedule of clas Oregon. According to Norman ses shows instruction being of O. NUsen, State Labor Com fered In seven divisions; art missioner, a large number of and letters, business, metals- Inquiries about the responsibil mechanlcal, science and math ities of employers In paying ematics, social sciences, spec their employes has been re ial programs, and technical. ceived by the Wage and Hour Many courses are offered in Division of the Oregon Bureau both day and night classes. of Labor. Instruction offered in the var Here are some of the quest ious divisions include: ions posed to Nllsen and the Arts and letters - art, En Bureau of Labor staff followed glish, foreign languages, jour by the appropriate answers: nalism, music and speech. Question: How must employ Business - accounting and ers pay their employes? bookkeeping, business adminis Answer; A criminal penalty tration, data processing and Is provided In the law for an secretarial science. employer who pays wages by Metals-mechanical - indus means of an Instrument which trial mechanics. Is not redeemable In cash ex Science and mathematics - cept by prior agreement with biology, botany, chemistry, the employe. general science, mathematics, Question: When must an em physics, physical education and ployer pay wages due his em zoology. ployes? Social sciences - anthro Answer: TTie employer must pology, economics, geography, set a regular pay day. There history, political science, phy- can be no more than 35 days chology, social science and so between pay days although an ciology. employer can and usually does Special programs - adult edu establish a shorter Interval. cation, apprenticeship training, Question: When must an em home economics, Industrial ployer pay an employe he has courses, law enforcement and fired or who has quit the Job practical nursing. by mutual consent? T e c h n ic a l - aviation, con Answer: Wages owedarepay- struction trades, electronics able Immediately except In the technology, industrial super case of workers In food pro vision, and wood Indu s t r l es cessing plants whose employ technology. ment has ended because of the fluctuation or cessation of per ishable or seasonal commod ities. Such commodity work ers must receive their wages on the next regular pay day. Question: When must wages be paid to an employe who quits Bids will be received by the his job? Answer: If the employe gives Oregon State Highway Commis 48 hours notice (excluding Sat sion on Thursday, September urday and Sunday), he must be 11, In Salem, for four projects paid Immediately upon leaving totaling an estimated $227,000. A project in Curry County the Job. If he quits without giving notice, he must be paid Involves park Improvement at his wages 48 hours (excluding the Humbug Mountain State Saturday and Sunday) after leav Park, located approximately six miles south of Port Orford on ing the job. the Oregon Coast Highway (US- If there are further questions, 101). Project plans call for write to Norman O. Nllsen, State Labor Commissioner, 115 Labor construction of a utility build and Industries Building, Salem, ing at the existing state park. Completion date has been set Oregon 97310. for May 1, 1970. Project Slated F o r Hum bug SWOCC Classes Start Sept. 29 Monday, Sept. 29, will see Southwestern Oregon Commun ity College classes In session as the college begins Its ninth year of operation, offering courses In lower division aca-. demls studies, technical and vo cational training fields, and cul tural and general educational work for adults. P r e r e g i s t r a t i o n activit ies are now being carried on In preparation for the actual reg istration of students, old and new, on Sept 25 and 26. Late registration will be accepted through Oct. 10. Full details on registration procedures and requirements may be obtained through the Student Services Office In Dellwood Hall on the college campus. ' • SWOCC Is accredited by the Northwest Association of Sec ondary and Higher Schools. Its clrrlcvla and standards are ap proved by the Oregon State De-' partment of Education. Its lower division academls trans fer courses are approved by the Oregon State System of Higher Education. All of the college’s more than 50 full-time teachers are approved by either the Oregon State System of Higher Edu cation or the Oregon Depart ment of Education. In addit- DATES TO REMEMBER Birthday wishes go out this week to Matt Goergen, Marie Gerhardt, Billy Cobb, John Jen sen, David Sheffield, Mark Far rier, Debra Sweeney, Brian Coa- dy, Scott Rose and Dana Bean. Anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs Jerry Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hatmaker andMr.and Mrs. Lloyd Bates. WEEKEND GUESTS V«'eekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cottar, Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rowley and two daughters, Karen and Cindi, of Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Rowley is a niece of Mr. Cottar. Also visit ing were their sen from Bandon, Mr.and MrsJ.eo (Sonny) Cottar. Ö M E 3 H g Open Deer Causes Auto Accident CHECK YOUR LIGHTS As days get shorter check up on your lighting. Be sure you get your money’s worth from bulbs. Dust and dirt can cut the amount of light you are get ting from light bulbs by 40 percent. When you’re p la n n in g fall cleaning, you’ll want to Include one good cleaning session Just for light fixtures. Always dis connect lamps before cleaning for safety’s sake. Plastic diffusing bowls some times darken from the heat and may need replacing. Bulbs themselves darken when they are about to giveout. So it’s a good idea to replace darkened ones that are In hard- to-reach places while you are cleaning. You can transfer W o rk Sm arter— N o t H arder Deer just north of the Euchre Creek bridge cn Highway 101 were blamed for an accident BY BERNICE STRAWN Sunday, August 24, involving OSU Extension Specialist two Pert Orford women. COST PER SERVING Sandra Ann Calhoun, the driv How good a food shopper are er, stated that two deer ran in you? Do you compare prices on front of the car, which hit one of the animals, then went over the cost per serving? To shar pen your shopping skills ask the bank. A passenger,her mother Esther your county Extension office for a free copy of the bulletin, Emily Calhoun, was taken to "Compare Cost Per Serving.’’ Curry General Hospital, report edly suffering from a whiplash and leg injuries. Damage to the ed from the hospital but will car involved one whole side, the not resume her teaching posi top and windshield. tion at Port Orford elementary Mrs. Calhoun has been releas- school until next week. ÍM M these bulbs to places where less light Is needed, as In a closet. Port Oford News, Thursday, September 4, 1969—3 tip on shopping foi nelonsfrom Mrs. Velma Seat, Oregon Staio University Extension food mar keting specialist. Choose cantaloups by smell and sight. The netting (outside surface) should be coarse and well defined. The color under the netting should be turning from green to yellow. The stem end Is a smooth, slightly sunken, well calloused scar indicating the melon was mature when picked. Smell the melon—If it smells good, it should taste the same. Look at the underside of the melon. A yellowish color is a sign of a ripe melon. White or pale green color indicates im maturity. DELAY DISCOLORATION Having trouble with yellowing of white spandex (man-made e- lastic fiber)? You can delay discoloration-by machine wash ing In i.ot water and regular laundry detergent. But don’t use chlorine bleach, this would hasten the yellowing. However, you can use a fine-fabric bleach—the powdered type. Dry In the dryer on medium or low heat. Do not Iron. Spandex wlllyellow slightly with age with whatever care you give It. PICK A GOOD MELON New homemakers, here’s a HOT OR COLD WATER’ Which shall it be? Hot or cold water for laundering? Re cent research done cooper atively by home economists in six western universities, In cluding Oregon State, shows that substantially more oil and minerals are removed by laun dering soiled white cotton in hot (140 degrees) rather than cold water (70 degrees). They found that oily type soil built up more rapidly with repeated washings in cold water. Mineral type soils built up at both temperatures. When it comes to softness of the fabric, hot water won out in this study. P R E M IN O 99 Qr M IÜ A Ó L E . W H IP OEtíIEt COT TUNA PORK CHOPS w h it e 1 5 C H U N K 'T o p . FAMIIV PAX P O R K CHOPS country stnle L B SPARE R IH MUSHROOMS W IN CUT P O R K CH O PÇ PORK ( H IN L O IN ROAST LlftUIO SOAP PAlMOUUE OYSTERS»» CATSUP ôfAhfî Ç '- o z . I 1 8 4 --0 Z P A C IF IC J MMES 0ôôP 69* 49* S E E ja a c AB KET HEINZ- Where Prices Are lower ¿very Day! UPPER smacks SEA LETTUCE PACK. 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