Portland Observer, January 19, 1983 Page 3
Kaiser awards helpers
D e a n n S t r ic k lin , a 1 6 -y e a r-o ld
sophom ore at Benson H ig h School,
has been selected as Student V o lu n ­
$.000 hours. Long-service pins also
w ere p re s e n te d to Jean R id e r ,
N o rth P o rtla n d , and H azel D e V o re ,
tee r o f th e Y e a r by Bess K a is e r
H o s p ita l. Selected A d u lt V o lu n te e r
o f the Y e a r was Esther T ech m an o f
N o rth P o rtla n d .
N ew o ffic e rs fo r 1983 are: L y d ia
Schleich, president; H a z e l D e V o re
and F ran ces H e p b u r n , vic e p re s i­
N o r t h P o r t la n d , w h o fo r the past
e ig h t y e a rs has g iv e n o v e r 2 ,1 0 0
h o u rs o f v o lu n te e r s e rv ic e to th e
hospital.
S t r ic k lin , h o p in g f o r a c a re e r
helping handicapped c h ild re n , p h o ­
tographs new born babies as p art o f
her v o lu n te e r re s p o n s ib ilitie s . She
was chosen fro m P o rtla n d -a re a stu­
d en ts w h o re c e iv e s c h o o l c re d it
w h ile w o r k in g as v o lu n te e rs a ft e r
school and on weekends.
A ls o re c o g n ize d a t th e a n n u a l
a w a rd s c e re m o n y w e re C o r a L o u
D iP ie tro o f N ortheast P o rtla n d fo r
6 .0 0 0 hours o f volunteer service and
C la ire Inglesby, N o rth P o rtla n d , for
d en ts; A d a K e r a n n e n , s e c re ta ry ;
C o ra L o u D iP ie tr o , tre a s u re r; and
M argaret F in k , assistant treasurer
In m a k in g the p res e n ta tio n s , D i ­
rector o f V o lu n te e rs B e tty P e rk in g
th a n k e d the v o lu n te e rs fo r g iv in g
their m ost v a lu a b le resource, tim e .
" V o lu n te e rs are d e fin ite ly o u r n a ­
tional tre a s u re ," she added.
T h e K a is e r-P e rm a n e n le H e a lth
C a re P ro g ra m is a
p re p a y m en t h ea lth
h e a lth c a re to
2 6 0 ,0 0 0 p e o p le in
g ro u p p ra c tic e
p la n p ro v id in g
a p p r o x im a te ly
th e P o r t la n d ,
Vancouver, and Salem areas.
Bill allows compensation
during vocational training
D is tr ic t 18 R e p r e s e n ta tiv e E d
L eek (D -P o r tla n d ) , m em ber o f the
H o u s e L a b o r C o m m it t e e , a n ­
nounced today the introd uctio n o f a
b ill e n a b lin g u n em p loyed m en and
w om en to enroll in vocational tra in ­
ing program s w hile collecting u n em ­
p lo y m e n t b e n e fits . R e p . L ee k has
w orked closely w ith Rep. A n d y A n ­
derson (R -R o s e b u rg ), on this b ip a r­
tisan e ffo r t, securing over 37 spo n ­
sors in the House and 16 in the Sen­
a te . " T h i s b ill p ro v id e s c o n c re te
h e lp to u n e m p lo y e d re s id e n ts o f
District 18 so they can receive the re­
trainin g they need at P o rtla n d C o m
m u n ity C o lle g e C ascade and o th e r
approved program s. Jobs and tra in ­
ing are my highest priorities (his ses­
sion. The 1983 Legislature must act
to put people back to w o r k ."
This b ill amends State la w , a llo w ­
ing the E m plo ym en t D ivision to ap­
prove unem ploym ent com pensation
e lig ib ility fo r in d iv id u a ls a tte n d in g
vo catio n al program s when e m p lo y ­
ment opportunities have dim inished
fo r w o rk e rs w ith th e ir tra in in g and
experience. It also brings State laws
in accordance w ith the provisions o f
the Job T ra in in g P a rtn e rs h ip A c t,
p e r m ittin g u n e m p lo y e d m en a n d
w om en w ho have lost jo b s because
o f p la n t closu res o r w h o a re long
term unem ployed to attend (rainin g
courses while collecting benefits.
H e a rin g s by th e H o u s e L a b o r
C o m m itte e on this m easure are e x ­
pected soon. P u b lic tes tim o n y w ill
be w elco m e. C a ll 3 7 8 -8 7 8 3 o r 378-
8828 fo r details.
IF YWIR ELECTRIC BILLS
H urtla H adlay. p ro p riato r of M ilw a u k ie Pastry K itchen, delivers
birthday party to H um boldt student Nta Gray
(Photo: Richard Brown)
OSPIRG symposium studies
Citizen Utility Board
O S P I R G (th e O re g o n S tu d e n t
Public Interest Research G ro u p ) w ill
C .U .B . w ou ld be funded throu gh
donations. A state-w ide board o f d i­
investigate the possibility o f fo rm a ­
tio n o f a C itiz e n s U t ilit y B o ard in
O regon. T his w ould be a profession­
al o r g a n iz a t io n , c o n tr o lle d an d
re cto rs w o u ld be elected to decide
on specific actions and to hire an ex­
ecutive d irecto r.
T h e public is invited to participate
fu n d e d by re s id e n tia l ra te p a y e rs ,
th a t w o u ld p ro v id e re s e a rc h a n d
represent ratepayers b efo re reg ulat­
in a u tility s y m p o s iu m , " U t i l i t i e s
and the C onsum er's V ie w p o in t," on
January 22, 1983, 10:00 a m . to 5:00
p .m . at P o rtla n d State U n ive rs ity 's
Sm ith M e m o ria l C enter, rooms 294.
2 9 6 , 2 9 8 . C h a r g e is $ 2 , $ 1 .5 0 fo r
ory and public bodies.
D an R einke, a student at the U n i­
v e rs ity o f O re g o n a n d a C . U . B .
c o m m ittee m em ber, said " O S P IR G
is looking fo r a way to give ratepay­
ers a stronger voice in u tility matters
. . . C . U . B . w ou ld balance the regu­
latory processes, now dom inated by
the u tilitie s .”
students, and lunch w ill be served.
T h e s y m p o s iu m w ill discuss the
N o rth w e s t P o w e r A c t, u t ilit y ra te
d e s ig n , W P P S , a n d u t i l i t y ra te
s tru c tu re and re g u la tio n s . K ey n o te
s p e a k e rs is P e te r D e F a z io , L a n e
C o u n ty C om m issioner.
Herb Cawthome’s Oral History Program
TAKE YOG BY SURPRISE,
TAKE THIS TEST.
H ere’s a test everyone can pass. Because
when you take the Pacific Power E le c tric ity
U se r’s M u ltip le Choice test, y o u ’ll learn w hat
yo u ’re p a ying lo r each tim e you pay y o u r Pacific
Power e le ctric b ill
Just rem em ber that every tim e you choose
to use e le ctricity, yo u ’re b u y in g tha t power. You
m ig h t say th a t you're paving y o u r e le c tric
appliances to w o rk fo r you
To take th is te st, s im p lv check o f! the lis t o i
e le c tric it y users you choose to use a ro un d y o u r
household.
Y ou'll see the average a m o u n t of k ilo w a tt
hours each uses every m onth.*
Add up y o u r to ta l score and y o u 'll learn
w hether you re a sm a ll, m e d iu m o r large user.
And to get an exact score ol how m any k ilo w a tt
hours you're b u y in g each m o n th , see yo ur
Pacific Power e le ctric b ill
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11 multiple choice .
450 k w h /m o D
Electric Heat
1 person household
2 person household
4 person household
800 k w h /m o 11
1000 k w h /m o l I
225 kwh/mo O
350 kwh/mo 1.1
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Electric Water Heater
1 person household
2 person household
4 person household
80 kwh/ mo U
10 kwh/mo □
100 kwh/mol 1
180 kwh/mo I I
100 kwh/mo O
45 kwh/mo □
l5 k w h /m o O
20 kwh/ mo □
30 kw h/m oO
10 kwh/m ol □
10 kwh/mo Q
Electric Clothes Dryer
Washer-Automatic
Lights (7 room living arc
Refrigerator
Freezer
Television-Color
Microwave Oven
Stereo
Dishwasher
Coffee Maker
"Martin Luther King, Jr."
Two Performances:
Friday, January 28,8:00 P .M .
M t. Olivet Baptist Church
116 N.E. Schuyler
or
Saturday, January 29,8:00 p.m .
Sunnyside United M ethodist Church
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Si
S.E. Yamhill
H.Oilll .ftOi
120 kwh/mo D
Radio
Water Bed Heater
Total kwh/mo.
SCORE
If you use less than I
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electricity user. l*^° *
electricity user.
means y
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means you
Circle One:
♦6 One Parson
$10 Two People $15 Family
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