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p*8 e 4 Portland/Observer Thursday, July 20, 1972 P 0 K T L A \n & (J ltS f/tl t '/i world o f women / v / t i R ic h fie ld a w a r d s s c h o la rs h ip s Maggie Friday, Amandie Ray and Ophelia Boyd enjoy quilting at the Senior Adult Service Center, r • .7 , Z '* • o ' *x ' ! ifi* ♦ »I* fc * M 0 • J i* latent potential, as deter mined by tests and intetviews with th e ir respective school counselors. According to H a rry C. T o lliv e r, A ffirm a tive Action Coordinator fo r the Western Area of A tlantic Richfield, the company undertook this action “ . . . to encourjge the development of our female population into fields that have been heretofore domi nateti by m en." T o lliv e r added that the grants w ill be administered by the respective colleges which the recipients are to attend. The money w ill go toward defraying transporta tion, books and meal expenses related to school attendance. Governor Tom McCall said ttxlay that a change in State liepartment of A griculture rules has been proposed to allow the public sale of home- baked goods. McCall s a il he directed that action be taken after appli cation of present rules brought in end to sales of home-baked bread, pastries and s im ila r prolucts at the Salem Public Market. Present rules in effect fo r five years require baked goods to be prepared in a separate kitchen. A $25 inspection p e n u lt also is required. A griculture D ire cto r Irv in Mann said the definition of what constitutes a hakery w ilt be changed to make the rule apply only to those procuding goods more than once a week. The Salem Public Market is open only on Saturdays, and the baked goods sold there usually are prepared early that Jay. Markets offering fo r sale the products of uninspected bakeries would be required C r e d it in fo ÍÁ t Board members of the Senior Adult Service Center include Texanna Fisher, Amandie Ray, Ophelia Boyd, Maggie Friday, M arie Smith, chairman, and E.W. Smith. ir - I H r rif.hRrrt Fnrindtree Drives in "CRAFTS BIG SCORE!” B a k in g r u le V« c h a n g e p ro p o s e d A new approach to the awarding of scholarship funds is being tried by A tlantic Richfield Company with the dual aim of helping to de velop the " la te bloom er," as well as the female graduate, both neglected segments of the student population. The company has presented 30 $100 college grants to graduating female students at Jefferson, Manual A rts and Roosevelt High Schools in re cognition of their potential to achieve, but whose grades would otherwide not qualify them fo r distinction. The ten students from each school have C and C-minus grade point averages. T heir selection is based on th e ir c / t ' v / i r . ' tfhpijc ’ speedboat yo u to advise consumers that the products "w e re prepared, processed or manufactured at premises not licensed o r In spected by the Oregon De partment of A griculture under the Oregon hakery law s." E xisting rules had not pre viously l«en applied to the Salem Public Market, and no health problems had twen en countered. But Mann said that many s im ila r operations were being started and, to protect con sumers. the rules were en forced fo r all the markets. McCall sakl it was im por tant to I ind a way to allow the infrequent sale of home- baked products because It Is one of the few ways the pro ducers may supplement often times meager incomes. Man s a il the $-’ 5 license fee w ill not te required of ir r e g u la r ly -o p e r a te d bakeries. A public (rearing on the pro posed rule change w ill 1» called if 25 or more |<ersons request it In w ittin g to the I repartment of A griculture, I he rule is scheduled to take effect September I,Matin sakl. r ’” X—Ti—- 1 ENTER “ SHAFT'S BIG SCORE!” SWEEPSTAKES DRAWING 1st Prize — A "Marlin Taurui" Speedboat (including * ' * * ^ < ^ ¿ 7 * ” Motor) Hundreds of Additional Prizes (including ticket* to see the movie and sound track album* of the music) s u i t s a n to u ia r iO M * ...... . ..................... .. «UOIK ..... blank H 18 i ’ 'j" I «I» ... □ I Supjoo. Cl«.,c. 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S. bered which are as follows: to r of the Office of Foreign delegation to the sixth round When you have applied to a Policy in the Labor Depart of the General Agreement on business fo r cre d it and you ment's Bureau of International T a riffs and Trade (GA TT) ne are refused because of an Labor A ffa irs. gotiations in Geneva,Switzer unfavorable cre d it report, ypu In her new position, M rs. land. F o r this work, she was cannot be charged the usual Vernon w ill d ire ct the acti lauded by the Labor Depart three d o lla r fee o r any amount vities of the Office, which ment fo r having made "a n * I in order to determine who is responsible forforum lating outstanding contribution to the filed the bad report and get trade policy fo r the Labor achievement of United Sûtes it straightened out. Department as it affects the foreign economic p o licy." There is a three d o lla r fee Ameican working force and M rs . Vernon has served on to inspect your cre d it infor fo r administering the U. S, several other U.S.delegations mation file when you go to trade adjustment assistance to international conferences the cre d it reporting com program. concerned with trade policy. pany merely to find out what M rs. Vernon, who has re The Durham, N.C., native Nina Cooper ofcakland, C alifornia, visits Geneva's alung with is in your file , o r if you are cently served as Deputy and graduated with a BA from .Margraet P hillips and Alena B rim . just simply curious to know Acting D ire cto r of the Office Howard University in Wash your credit rating. of Foreign Economic Policy, ington, D.C., where she stu Watch this column fo r next joined the Department in 1957 died tuswess administration week's edition as the Con as a albor economist with and economics. She also dki sumer Protection Program the D ivision of Wage, Hour, graduate work in these sub D ire c to r w ill bring important and Public Contracts. jects at Howard and North information to all our readers She joined the Bureau of by Elizabeth Ann Churchwell Carolina Central U niversity from a conference with the International Labor A ffa irs as at Durham. principal c re d it agencies in an international economist in She lives in S liver Spring, Rememieririg that there are Port- md. dance In my life fo r myself I9W. From January 1966 to .Maryland. 365 days of the year, take a and my son, and you don't minute o r two of your time have to go to church every to re a lly ask yourself, how Sunday to believe that there many days of the year are is a God. 1 know there you really honest with your fine, and he’ s been really self and others. watching over me and my W ell, I took the test aixl I Love Ones. 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