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/ I Portland/Observer S c h o o l lu n c h r u le s a n n o u n c e d Thv U.S. Department of Agrieulture IlIS liA ) haa an nou need income p overty guidelines for determining children's eligibility for free or reduced price lunrht-» and breakfasts and free milk in schools during the 1974 76 academic year. USDA's Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) is issuing the guide lines now to aid school boards and administrators in advance planning and bud getmg. The USDA guidelines are the minimum eligiblity stun dards which must be used by all schools participating in the National School Lunch. School llreakfust, or Speciul Milk Programs or receiving federally donated foods. This is the first lime that income poverty guidelines will lie used to determine eligibility for free milk under the S|H-nal Milk Program. Free meals ami free milk must tie served to all children from families at or tielow the income levels set Ity the guidelines. Using USDA's national guidelines, each state educa tional agency sets income poverty guidelines to deter mine which children are eligible for free or reduced price meals and free milk in that state's schools. State guidelines cannot tie lower Ihun the national levels but can bo up to 25 percent higher for free meals and milk and up to 50 percent higher for redu red price meals. These ure maximums allowed under luw scheduled to take effect July 1st. Expiring June ,30th is u one year leg islative provision which last year raised the allowable maximum for re duced price meals to 75 percent higher than the national guidelines. The new guidelines are about 6.2 percent higher than those for the 1973 74 school year. For example, the income eligibility level for a family of four rises from $4,250 to $4,510. The year to year change in the Consumer Price Index is the basis for USDA's guideline adjustment procedure, con sistrnt with the Bureau of Census method for u,(dating its statistics on poverty levels. USDA's income poverty guidelines are higher for Alaska, Hawaii, and Guam because of higher living costs in those areas. Income poverty guidelines take into account both family size and income before de ductions for income taxes, insurance premiums, bonds, etc. In using the guidelines, school food authorities can consider the family's income during the past 12 months and the current rate of income to determine the better indicator of need for free or reduced price meal' or free milk. When judging a family's income level, local administrators ran also allow for specificied hardship sit uations such as unusually high medical expenses, housing costs with exceed 30 percent of income, sjienal education expenses due to a child's physical or mental condition, and disaster or casualty losses. L WEEK END IE D IR EC T O R Y SAI 8. S U N M O V I F i IS T IN C .s SATURDAY. MAY 18 12 noon 1121 B R U N C H T H E A T E R "T h a In g a n F l0 » u r " a u r r u a Kirk Dowfte« and il« a M ariineth A «vaeon train enroute to Orator* la uneble to get through hoatUa Indian territory and arm y aoowt Johnny Ha whs tafcaa commend (2) JO HN W A Y N E T H E A T R E ( M W ) "The E a t i n g Kantuchian* I M S A ltar tha War of 1112. a Kantwahtan f^ h ts a perewwf war between tw o criminate trym g to stop him fro m marrying a Eranah general» da ugh tar 3 00 p.m. IBI S A T U R D A Y A F T E R N O O N A T TH E M O V IE * Tha V A M * Quean » u r t Own M urray. C a .r u and Donald Houeton Ml No»v at a newly crowned tritw l uuaan M l entrant Britain 6 .00 p.m, IBI C H A N N E L » IX P R E S E N T S "T h a D ay (ha Came O u t" i t a iiin f Tom Courteney and Candica Bergen Satirical comedy Greaa aland becom e. a mod tour ret reaorr »»hila two pilot« hunt lot Ion atom ic bomb dropped by their plane T O W N E s tft ABE Beslaurnnt and Lounge 6 a.m. Closing Lunch Open Sunday 9 am 6 pm Special Sunday Dinners 4908 N E Union 288 3521 | I 11:30 p.m. IBI S T U D IO S F L A V H O U B E " F N a MMlton V a a n to E arts a u » Andrew K a » . Barbara Shattav and Jane,» Donald m «aory o t d onorar» o i N a u ta n a onä a alraraa *o a a N > N U n | London am m atton a w S«*i Ned« to the ia » r l -------- ot a N « a donnan t damante M a n u n Viha sara a n Earth H ot Beef Sandwich Crisp G reen Salad H ot Links Bar-B-Q Sauce H am & Cheese 12 midnight 112) M ID N IG H T M Y S T E R Y " N i« n Creetu.ee n a r r « « Fatar Codttn«. F a » K * AMan and » u n n a R o m a « ta tti Cantur» BntiN> Nav» CBNU« and a band a * aadora « u N N a t a a t u on wtvolaaat. 12:30 a.m. Paul & G e n ev a Knauls O w n e rs IBI S H O W T IM E O N S IX TSa HtrNtar*' arar»«« F sU Nnwnw n and J a tk u ONaaon. G r u o « « «ortta«« ot a Foot dw rb wbo ctullon «M (Sa tom •* »*»• fBWW. r iA in f «Il 2:00 a.m. N. Williams 4228 28 2 -6 3 6 3 L —— ----- -— ---------------- ( • ) L A T E L A T E SH OW Bwyond Otory ‘ eterrwif Aten Loôd and Donna Raad W aN Foma cada» aunda tru l to» S u p a n in a W orld War II u « a a « n SUNDAY, M A Y 19 DR. JEFFREY BRADY Says: u DO Not Put Off Needed Dental Care" Enjoy Dental Health N ow and Improve Your Appearance 1:30 p.m. IB) G u m « BaaaaT aura R IM u rd AtaanborouV<. Joca H a w k « « and M N F u ra a t « N a ry <rl B rltW l ra«>nNn1 « Africa «diic* becomes anN rodad « a needy m dan ndan t oounary't p o b tu a l r a u lu tio n 2:00 p.m. what becomes of the appli cations, so he is unable to determine the extent to which minority hiring is at templed. Although there have been complaints by Black applicants that the altitude of Assistant Direr tor John Chapman is de meaning, Dilworth does not sit in on employment inter views. He stated that he has recently been assigned work not related to affirmative action, which he believes is a method to keep him "out of the way". The affirmative action officer position has been eliminated from the 1974 75 budget period, which begins July 1, 1974. The County Board of Com missioners has effected a hiring freeze extending until such time as an affirmative action plan is implemented. Kramer, who is responsible for requisites for exceptions to the freeze, said 54 ex ceptions have been granted PORTLAND CLEANING WORKS NORTH A N.E. PORTLAND ONE DAY SERVICE KNIT BLOCKING OUR SPECIALTY M M O B K F A M S - M O CMABOE fkx - uf s oeuveby 282-8361 3954 N . W illiams Asa. ‘Y ou've Tried Tha Rest, N o w Try Tha N . Alexander, Proprietor G u a r d m o v e s h o s p ita l p a t ie n t s Patients from two hospitals in the Coos Bay area will be moved simultaneously into a single new facility by the Oregon National Guard May 19th. Patients from the McAuley Hospital in Coos Bay and from Keiser Memorial Hos pital in North Bend will be consolidated into the new Bay Area Hospital, approxi mately hall way between the two old medical facilities. According to Bandy C. Byrd, project coordinator for the Bay Area Hospital, the N a tio n al G uard was re quested In make the move because of the precise timing and coordination required. He stall’d that while moving patients from one hospital to another has been done I m - fore, he feels that this is the first time that patients from two widely separated com Sheriff lxiuis P. Rinehart. Director of the Multnomah County Department of Public Safely, has announced that enforcement of the recently enacted III! 3327 (Gambling) Act will begin at once This egislation, which was signed ty the Governor on Marh 6. 1974, became effective after a sixty day period ending May 6th. The following is a brief analysis of the effect of this measure: Senate Bill 803 (passer! during the regular session) which o|M'iied up gambling throughout the State has now been modified substantially to restrict social games to private homes and prohibits any house income from the operation of the game. The local option arrangement now allows localities to permit social games in public places by special ordinance. III! 3327. in effect, reverses the recent situation where local authorities hail to pass an ordinance in order to restrict the w ide open situation which was created by SB The New St. Johns Cydery BLAST!!! 10 Spaad bike 7 8 .9 5 W4 • UN MMM- HCYUU 7017 N. Lom bard GENEVA? (1 2 ) "T h a O tto « and Nb C M N ia n " n a n « « D o n K n o n a and Joan * H U r A w ru ll to w n n aaaaraw w lta yaama baaonu a raoortar a aaaatnad to d e a tra m pa«a alary an S a o m n « a < t aaparwnoa « a Tuu n ta d houaa." d w aaana ot a «ruaaoma dou bN mordar 20 yarn« balara. 1*1 NBC S A T U R D A Y N IG H T AT TH E M O V IE S "T a m M u la . for Sratw Sara" »tart Clint Bearwood and Shelay Mac La ma 8 H a v e Y o u r Lunch M eetings (2) S IN IS T E R C l N E M A Z N O F I A T U R I M I N I 1B4S " M g g l tha Daad" Marrmg B a ra K a rta « . E »an O ra a . Marc Crama» Omaa ta rta ra , IM o m g an aland fcraafcatH. a en m ed ud M a world ot «ntehoreft end «empire«. 12 noon 9:00 p.m. munity hospitals will have been moved simultaneously into a new facility. The move reflects a trend in the regionalization of medical care and treatment as opposed to the current defragmentation represented by widespread small com m unity hospitals. Byrd pointed out. The Oregon Guard will provide 18 ambulance ve hicles and 60 personnel to assist in the move. Military police will assist local law enforcem ent agencies in traffic control, and Guard medical personnel will rein fo rc e local doctors and nurses to ensure maximum patient care and comfort. The patient move will be coordinated over a military c o m m u n ic a tio n s netw ork established between the two old hospitals and the new LOW-BUDGET TERMS lay - away plan 2 86 -1078 803. Since citizens in the unin corpora ted areas of Mult nomah County have been are confused by these recent changes in the gambling laws. Sheriff's investigators have issu e d are now issuing notification to all concerned that arrests will lie made for violation of HB 3327. Gambling violators could In- charged with a Class C Felony ilcpcntling u|>on their involvement and or the cir cumstances which might be involved in any given case. one. "The Guard will be pre pared to move as many as 100 patient»,-' states Major Don Damkaer, military pro ject officer for the patient transfer, "Troops and ambulances will move from the greater ••ortland area to Coos Bay on May 18th. Patients will be transported to the Bay Area Hospital beginning at 7 a.m. M a j 19th. The move is expected to be completed within three hours. Thanks A p p rec ia tio n was ex pressed on behalf of Portland Community College recently bv its president. Amo De Hernardis, for a scholarship donation in the amount of $200 from the Foundation of the Rotary Club of East Portia nd. Funds like this help us to assist students who do not qualify lor federal programs." In- Bernardis said. "I’m sure it will help some needy student.” \\ ard (OMl IN AI YOUR lONVlNHNG 0 Pi N S*fURDA* MOINAb (1 2 ) "T h e Spotter«" eterrin« J«H C h w d t e , Anne Baxter and Rory Ctehown C1ainv)ump«r« bring rtotenea and destruction to the goM -rwh m ldamaae o4 the Y u kon. • 4:00 p.m. NO APPOINIMDU NffOtb (1MB) (2) "Dootb O f A G u n fq h to r" Starring Richard W idm arh. Lana Horne. John Sexon. Sm ell to w n morthei stubbornly trie« to hold on to the peel de<ienee w* oom m unrty lenda n reedy to go to any length even m urder to remove him . in ' * (O M P llII (OO^fUHON ON I l f OtNIAl iNStfiANU plans x (12) "T h e KJter«- «erring Burt Lenmeter end Ave Gerdner The m echin^gun murder of a form er boxer teed« an inaurence inv o at i gator to the dtocovery of a querter m illion dotter holdup aehema • 6.00 p.m. COMPTUL OfSTTAl M ID H IS (12) "Mrdrught Leae" «errm g Ooria Dey end Rex H e rm o n The new bride of a bwem e« tycoon « terror teed by en unknow n phone cefter 8:30 p.m. U N I O N O B C O M F A N Y O I N T A l IN S U B A N C I C O 9 C E A G I A C C IF T IO O N V O U t N E IO IO O IN T IS T B T (2) "D ark O f The Sun" 1BBB Mercenary troop« become involved m a read to reeeue refugee« end bring beck d o N e re -S 2 0 .0 0 0 m diamonds during the Belgten Congo upnotnge. Stars Rod T a y lo r. Y vette M lm reux and J«m Brown. 4 F o rk F r a * A rty F o r k n S h a p l a f H O U B S W a a k d o y t B J O a m to S p m Sot S 3 0 a .m to 1 p .m 11:15 p.m. (2) Beginning O f The E n d" (1B67) Starring Peter Graves. Peggy Ceede. Smell tow n m yderiouafy wiped out by giant greenhrippers ovw feet tell (A pprox. 1 hr. 4 0 nun.) 8 DR. JEFFREY BRADY, DENTIST 11:30 p.m. SEMIER BUILDING ( • ) "T h e Dieorderty O rd e rly " starring Jerry L e w « end Susan Oliver The eon of e doctor flunks out of e medicel school only to become en orderly xi a senrtonum. S 3 ra M o f ' s< ' ^>1 P o 'fio n d Take E lev o ’ o ' to 12:30 a.m. 2n«i H oot 3 r d S ’ t 'it r c t ' c t Phone: 2 2 8 -7 5 4 5 (B) "T h e Im p u te " A n oaeaeesn « ceutfM wi the act of ptecang • fetal bo*nh. end es he eecapes he imptdswehr drops the bom b in the package aem ed by a w om en on the stevetor «nth him. .Prices good W ednesday M a y 1 5 through Saturday M a y 1 8. C o m p a re a n d Save a t Continued from pg. I. col. 31 Center, 160th an<r"Division ami Eastport Plaza branches, lie was named assistant manager of the Sunnyslope branch in Salem in 1965 and has been assistant manager of the Tigard branch since 1967. He has been active as club treasurer for the Tigard Lions Club during the past several years. Grapefruit Juice Unsweetened R ..5 « Fred Meyer p S h C » R tfti Sugar-Cured Tender Smoked MY-TE-FINE « A X< 46 oz con « « each So naturally sweet, no sugar is added AvOiiobte Grocery S«tton$ Arm our Star Smoked Picnics Reg 79 lb. < 58 er W Sliced Bacon Pre-Sliced 64 b ib Oregon Chief fine quality Swee’ smoky flavor in every tender bite Prepare and tastes like ham. fiQ < Ib Reg.‘ 1.29 lb. R e g u la r o r Thick S l i c e B 7 Available Delicatessen Sections A»o«loble M eat Sections Minority vendors meet The Minority Business 0|> port unit v Committee of the Portland Federal Executive Board anil the U.S. Small Business Administration are sponsoring a one day Work shop designed to meet the needs of small businesses wishing to <lo business on a contractura I basis with pri vate industry and the Gov eminent. It will lie geared toward small business veil dors; those businesses in v olved in manufacturing, ser vices, wholesaling and eon struct inn. The Workshop w ill be held on May 18, 1974, from 9:00 .cm. Io 3:30 p.m. at the C o lis e u m Travelodge, 1441 N.E. Second. Portland. Labeled "The Hole of the Small Business Vendor", the Workshop will cover such topics as: Success and Failure Factors in Small B u sin e ss. M o tiv a tio n ; Money Management; Business Plan ning: Identifying Markets; Bonding; Estimating: and Federal A s s is ta n c e Programs for Contractors. Speakers wilt include Stan Adams, MBOC Chairman; Bobcrt Frciscm. Manage menl Consultant; Don Davis. Accountant; Don Walker, Marketing Consultant. Bill Wells, Surety Underwriter; Ed Peterson, Estimator; and Bill BotheiihiM'ler, Northwest Procurement Center Repre sentative. The Keynote Luncheon Speaker will be Jerome (). Hutton. Govern ment Resources Specialist, P s < f 5 «wat» 121 ABC SUSPENSE M O V IE " D o n ’t Ba A fraid O t Tha D a rk " « u r .m j Kim Darby and Jim H u tto n A ehillnw tala ot a »oun» ooupi« who in h e r it an old houaa and tm d It m habitad by m in e » dem on lA a cvaaluraa Gambling law enforced Ra-WrMUVWY (21 S IN IS T E R a NE M A I M F » 1BBB " D N . M o n eu r D N " Narrin» ■ a rN KartdN, N N k ABaaN. F»a4a Jaakaon England U aon a eNH U> M lanana'« a a ra n u an A tn u u a n aaaanttu anaouroar» sorra» aa N»C« lettu» m u n i n n N id a a a M aa a tungu. Nnglag N 8:30 p.m. C o u n ty c hurged (Continued from pg. 1. col. 7) The Human Services Dlvi ■ion, directed by Jewell Goddard, does have its own affirmative action plan, but the plan has not been im plemented. A rt Dilworth, who was hired as the De partment's affirmative action officer, wrote a plan com pletc with schedules and methixls of implementation but the plan has not been Dilworth I put into effect. states that he has not been able to determine who has I applied for employment or 11:16 p.m. Thursday. May 16, 1974 New Crop Sweet Ice Cream Valencia Oranges Reg. «9 69‘ Half Galion each Vanilla; Chocolate, Strawberry; Neapolitan. Office of Minority Business Enterprise, San Francisco. California. All businessmen and pro spective businessmen are cordially inv ited to attend. The only cost will be for the luncheon. It is suggested that reservations be made through the Small Business Administration. 221 3410. 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