Pag« Six The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon MALHEUR COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS Miuute ol the Malheur C mu M v I'mirt Meet inn - April 3. MN: Court met with Judge Roy Hirai presiding, with Commissioner E W Maag present. Cgurt signed an agreement of state-county participation Approved by Motion that County pas the required advance for the construction of the Foothill Drive Willowcreek. Hope Drain Ditch crossings. Approved by Motion that F M Wolverton. Juntura, be appointed to issue burning permits in that area Approved by Motion that the Court sign the Negative Declaration for changing the Hope Drain Ditch structure from a bridge to elliptical pipe, with the State Highway Division Court gave Hvsell Pumps approval to purchase pipe for the sprinkler system at Bully Creek Park Court met with Nursing Home Directors Kenneth Zimmerschied. Julian Arrien, Ruth Smith. John Kennedy and Mildred Wood and Administrator Barbara Morgan, regarding starting wage for an LPN and the minimifm salary pay for the aides The following recom- * rnendations were made by the Directors to the Court: John Kennedy made a motion, that we recommend to the County Court, that the salary of Christie Barlow be set at $2.52 per hour Seconded and carried It was moved by Kenneth Zimmerschied, that we recommend to the County Court, by reason of the ■passage of the federal minimum wage law effective May 1. 1974. that the salaries of all nursing home per­ sonnel belonging to the County Employees Association, with the ex­ ception of the LPN"s and Food Supervisor Elva Klein, be raised 30c per hour in addition to the hourly wage they are each receiving and that this increase be^n lieu of further county salary negotiations Seconded and passed Court adjourned Minutes of the Malheur County ( ourt Meeting - April 1«. 197$: Court met with Judge Roy- Hirai presiding. with Commissioners E W Maag and Sam Hartley present Approved by Motion to appoint Adrianna Kunkel. Nyssa, to serve as a member of the Family Service Clinic Board Approved by Motion to grant the State Highway- Department a permit to remove material from the site at Sec. 8. T15S. R46 E.W.M. Approved by Motion the election board expenses Approved by Motion to refund overpayment of taxes to James Montgomery, in the amount of $63 97 and to Frank Munnell, in the amount of $67 08. Approved by Motion Warrants No 23. in the amount of $32,113 22 The Court signed and adopted the Interim Uniform Building Code to be in effect until July 1. 1974 After that date the Court will have in effect either the state building code or a county building code The adoption of the Interim Uniform Building Code will allow persons in the flood prone areas to purchase flood insurance Court adjourned Minutes of the Malheur Countv Court Meeting - April 17. 1974: Court met with Judge Roy Hirai presiding and Com­ missioners E W Maag and Sahl Hartley present Warrants. Order No 24. in the amount of $9,315.19 were approved by the Court Approved by Motion to pay the bill in the amount of $1,755.00. for the boat ramp, from Revenue Sharing Funds The City Manager and County Court meeting will be in Nyssa. April 25th The Court signed the Memorandum of Agreement between the Department of Revenue and the County Court outlining the total man-days and cost to the county for the appraisal of industrial properties, merchandise inventory checks and map main­ tenance Approved by Motion that $1.11600 be added to the present $1,000 oo for a total of $2,116 00 in the 1974-75 Assessor Budget to pay for the State Industrial Appraisal Two representatives from Outside Prisoners $29 45 the Corp of Engineers. JaVel Ranch Jail Boarding Portland, outlined a Shelter Outside Prisoners $21 60 Plan from disasters for Jim Hyseli Pumps - Jail Malheur County. The Court Boarding Outside Prisoners approved of the plan $5 23 Idaho Food Products. Approved by Motion that Inc. - Jail Boarding Outside the Court grant Bob Butler Prisoners $15.10: Vale permission to launch hobbv Locker Service - Jail rockets, at least 4 mile from Boarding Outside Prisoners 385 Smith Street. Vale $8 78 Heller Sales Co Jail Approved by Motion to Boarding Outside Prisoners grant a permit to remove $268 00 Eddy Bakery Jail Boarding Outside Prisoners 150.000 yds of gravel for Ontario Argus $47.78 mining in Sec 5, T14, R44E tb Jon Dawley, on Permit Observer - Clerk Office Supplies $10 00 Ontario No. 1480 Approved by Motion. Argus Observer - Clerk Dance Hall License to the Official Advertising $170 83 Burroughs Corp - Auditor's Ontario Heights Grange. Rt Office Supplies $121.35 1 Box 152. Ontario Malheur Enterprise Court adjourned Minutes of the Malheur Auditor Office Supplies Viking Office Countv Court Meeting ■ April $193 85 Products - District Attorney- 24. 1974: $76 69 Court met with Judge Roy- Office Supplies Hirai presiding and Com­ Northwest Medical Lab • missioners E- W Maag and Family Planning Lab Tests $17 40 U. S Postmaster Sam Hartley present. The Court checked and Vale • Family Planning $32 00 approved the curbing cut at Office Supplies the Nursing Home con­ Ontario Women's Club - Family Planning Rent for struction Approved by Motion to pay March $80 00 Holy Rosary- ■ Medical Jones Boiler $105 00 for Hospital Investigation Post Mortem repairing the boiler The Court signed a letter of $15 00. Family Service Clinic Machine Copy Use $22.80. approval far the Community- Shelter Plan, to be used in Family Service Clinic Rent 4 Janitorial $167 00 Miles case of a national disaster Approved by Motion Thomas. M.D -• Medical Investigation $226 90 Warrants. Order No. 25. in Clifford Looney - Ontario the amount of $41,975.67 The following claims were Justice Court Attorney Fees $88 40 Ontario Sanitary approved and paid during Service - Ontario Justice the month of April Court Utilities $4 no General Countv Fund Abundant Food Utilities Travel Expenses Allan Pc $19 00 Richfield Co. - County Court travel-March $6 96 Roy- City of Ontario - Ontario Hirai - Coiaity Court Travel Justice Court Utilities $4 80 March $71 44: Standard Oil 5 .W 1st Ave Office - Ontario Co. - Sheriff Travel-March Justice Court Rent-April $36.37. Family Planning $135.00: Stuart F Cooper Co Travel $9 14: Shell Oil Co - • Nyssa Justice Court Office Sheriff Travel-March $34 88 Supplies $35 44 Idaho Union Oil Co. - Sheriff Power Co - Vale Justice Travel-March $43.55: Herb's Court Utilities $9 78 U. S Arco ■ Sheriff Travel $9 00: Postmaster-Vale - Vale Elliott Tire Stores. Inc. - Justice Court Office Sup­ Sheriff Travel $146.10: plies $1 80 Flying Realty - Northwest Law Enfor­ Vale Justice Court Office cement - Sheriff Travel Supplies $5 40 Austin $16.58: Farmers Supply Coop Barton - Vale Justice Court - Family Planning Travel Rent-April $7 5 00: Mrs $6 00 Joe Maughan LaRee McFarland - Vale Veterans Service Travel- Justice Court Janitor-April March $33 65 John Edwards $20 00: M G. Palmer - - Family Service Clinic Jordan Valley JP Phone Travel March $97 16: $10 00, Jordan Valley JP Barbara Hatt - Family Rent-April $30 00 Bernard Service Clinic Travel-March Eastman Ins - Courthouse $88 64 Diane Bolick - Insurance-Nursing Home Family Service Clinic Course of Construction Ins Travel-March $26 88: F $527 00 Malheur Propane Verne Flock ■ Family Ser­ Co ■ Courthouse Heat $27 00 vice Clinic Travel-March City of Vale - Courthouse $6 40: Karen Robinson - Water $5125 Dentinger's Family Service Clinic Feed 4 Seed - Courthouse Travel-March $16 16: Jan Housekeeping $52 00: Aldred Hager - Family Service Electric Shop Courthouse Clinic Ttavei-March $4 48 Repairs $8133: Vale Auto Bvron Chatfield - District Parts - Courthouse Repairs Attorney Travel Advance- $1 95 Joe Maughan Conference $61 60 Robert Veterans Service Phone G. Ingram • Sheriff Travel $8 04. Veterans Service R«it $210 92: Saveway, Inc. - 4 Clerical $100 00 Cascade Medichek Travel-March Natural Gas Corp - Abun­ $54 20 Sheriff Travel-March dant Food Utilities to 3-21-74 $8.14 Continental Oil Co. - $75 46 Waldo Foreman - County Court Travel-March Abundant Food Office $13.19, Sheriff Travel $19 18. Supplies $5 54 Gold Seal Family Planning Travel Dust Mop Service • Abundant $27 03 Texaco. Inc • Sheriff Food Housekeeping $5 00 Travel-March $66 7 5: Shell Singer Business Machines Oil Co - Assessor Travel- Office Equip 4 Maint March $14 49 Vale Con­ $159 00 Main Office Supply- sumers Coop - Medichek Office Equip Maint 4 Travel-March $26 33. County Repair $18 50 American Court $22 68. Sheriff $221 33. Flag 4 Banner Co. • Office Clerk Election Travel $20 51. Equip 4 Maint $175.00: Assessor $51.01. Family Atherton Kennels - Dog Planning $6 30. Juvenile Pound Fee for March $30 32, Planning $25 29 $105 00 Joseph Burdic. M D Western Region Assoc of - Family Service Clinic Counties - County Court Psychiatric Services $424 00 travel-Reg Fee for Roy Malheur Home Telephone Hirai 4 Emil Maag $150.00 Co - Family Service Clinic Office Expenses 4 Sup­ Phone-March $110 69 plies: E. Otis Smith - Nyssa Telanswer-Radiophone Svc Justice Court Rent $125 00. Family Service Clinic Nyssa Justice Court Janitor Communications - March $30 00 John R Higgins $24 50 Powell's Office M D. - Circuit Court Witness Supply - Family Service Fee $193 20: U. S Post Clinic Office Supplies $20.30 master- Ontario - Ontario Family Service Clinic - Justice Court Office Supplies Fam ily Service Clinic Office $50 00: OP S. - General Supplies $23 00. Family County 3-74 OPS $476.21: Service Clinic Part Hosp Finch-Brown Co. - Office $5 00 American Handicrafts Copies $23 93 Bargaining Co. - Family Service Clinic Reporter - County Court Part Hosp $40 43 Den Office Supplies $45 00 tinger's Feed 4 Seed, Inc - Standard Oil Co. - Cour Bully Creek Park Material thouse Heat $737.50 Kleen $13 25 U. S. National Bank Copy Products - Sheriff Vale - Weed Payroll-April 15. Office Supplies $42 34: 1974 - $107 88. Dump Scholes Printing Shop - Operator $62.70, Dump Sheriff Office Supplies Moving $61 20. Parks $62 70 $27 00 Donald A Jenson - U. S. Postmaster Vale Clerk Sheriff Radio $25 00 Moore Election Exp -Postage $5 74 Business Forms. Inc - Tax W E Gillespie - County Office Supplies $802 14 Surveyor-March $175 00 Super Thrift Drug - Jail Robert G Ingram - Sheriff Prisoner Personal $21 29, Office Supplies $14 42: Juvenile Office Supplies Payless Drug Store - $2 75: Vale Auto Parts - Jail Medichek Office Supplies Prisoner Personal $2.25 K $12.00 Powell's Office E Kerby 4 K A Danford • Supply - Medichek Office Jail Prisoner Personal Exp $7 45, Circuit Court $21 00 Tiny ’s Refrigeration - $13 78. Clerk $81 08. Assessor Jail Prisoner Personal $8 32. Family Planning $1.13, $34 05 Kem Manufacturing Ontario Justice Court $15 85, Corp - Jail Housekeeping Vale Justice Court $5 49. $142 60 Deckers, Inc - Jail Office Equip 4 Maint Housekeeping $137 22: $48 30 Karen Nelson - Hanson. Inc - Jail Medichek Capital Outlay Housekeeping $62 72: Beal $16 00 Ophthalmix Seed Co. • Jail Boarding Medichek Capital Outlay $12 16 U S National Bank Vale Circuit Court Witness Fees $155 84. Clerk Election Exp $956 81 Viking Office Products - Counts Court Office Supplies $10.77, Sheriff Office Supplies $2 62 Auditor Office Supplies $2 39 Sirchie Finger Print Lab • Sheriff Office Supplies $27 22 Burroughs Corp • Tax Office Supplies $47 Ml Malheur Enterprise Clerk Office Supplies $100 30 Nyssa Gate City Journal - Clerk Official Advertising Feb Co Crt Proceed $130 64. Assessor Office Supplies $35 85 Ontario Argus Observer - Clerk Official Advert -Feb Co Crt Proceed $141.34. Clerk Election Exp $212 M) Olsen Lumber 4 Paint Co. - Clerk Election Exp $18 30. Jail Prisoner Personal $24 95. Courthouse Housekeeping $2 40 Equipment Guide Book Co Assessor Office Supplies $115 00 Cancer Screening Services Family Planning Lab $4 50 Idaho Power Co. - Ontario Justice Court Utilities $43 76. Courthouse Utilities $462 98. Courthouse Housekeeping $2 05 Land Title Ins - Ontario Justice Court Office Supplies $10 30: E Otis Smith - Nyssa Justice Court Utilities $47 89. Nyssa Justice Court Office Supplies $10 00 Standard Oil Co of Calif Courthouse Heat $1.327 56 Gold Seal Dust Mop Service Courthouse Housekeeping $10 70: Dept of General Services • Abundant Food Supplies $649 35 N AC A Abundant Food Freight $364 98 Malheur County Fair Board Abundant Food Rent-March $470 08 Farmers Supply Coop • Abundant Food Housekeeping $18.55 Idaho Blue Print - County Sirvevor $83 17 Culligan Water Conditioning - Bully Creek Park Material $15.57 Idaho Power Co - Bully Creek Park Power to 4-16-74 $23 59: Benson s Glass 4 Paint • Bully Creek Park $62 73 Vale Consumers Coop Jail Prisoner Personal $7 11, Jail Food $10 26. Park Material $9 30 David Sarazin. M D - Family Planning Clinic Services $250 00. Famjly Planning Cream $5 00. Medical Invest $30 00 U S. National Bank Vale - General County 4-74 Payroll $54.440 46, D A Invest March Payroll Error $50 001. Weed $74 40. Dumps $162 60. Parks $319 67 Malheur Home Telephone Co - Mariii Phone $834 71 Standard Insurance • 4-74 Life Ins $133 33 Public Employees Retirement Board - General County April F1CA $3,244 62 Public Employees Retirement System - General County April Retirement $3,112.32 Oregon Physicians Service • OPS $474 37 Health 4 Medicare Expenses 4 Supplies: Standard Oil Co Medicare Travel $5 20 Bess McClure - Medicare Travel for March $102.71: Amalie Usenko - Medicare Travel $322 62 Mary Ellen Nelson Medicare Travel-Meeting $172 09 Less Advanced Monies $151 00 - $21 09 Powell's Office Supply - Health $3.07 McKesson 4 Robbins Drugs Health Sales 4 Service $52 92 Vale Consumers Coop ■ Health $54 57 Nursing Home Ex prases 4 Supplies. Malheur Enter prise - Nirsing Home Office Supplies $1 50 Idaho Power Co - Power $194.82 Gold Sea) Dust Mop Service • Housekeeping $6 60 Fire Protection Service - Fire Inspection-Apnl. May, June $60 00 Malheur Propane Propane $383.91: City of Vale Water-Aprii $38 53 Daycoa. Inc - Janitorial Supplies $154.38 Dentinger s Feed - Janitorial Supplies ■ Janitorial Supplies $25 80 Olsen Lumber Co Repairs $5.35: Vale Welding Repair $2 00 Ontario Sewing Center Repair $17 98 D 4 S Refrigeration Repair $9 00 Aldred Electric - Repair $2 10: Eddy Bakery - Food $44 50: R C Bowman - Food $78 00 Becker's Market Food March $555 74 Mountain States Wholesale Food March $492 79 Idaho Food - Food March $100 30 Boyd Coffee Food $45 94 Home Dairies Food $353 36 Vale Supply - Linen $2 40 Intermountain Surgical Medical Supplies $249 50 Super Thrift Drug Medical Supplies $32 26 Terry Janitorial Supplies Medical Supplies $20 25 Med Ram, Inc - Medical Supplies $35 99 1». A Enforcement M J R Mann.M D Exam 4 Services $20 00 I S National Rank-Vale -DA Enforcement $50 00 Thursday, Jun* 20, 1974 a-wit- a u c* s i-it- a a ac A Salem Scene Newell Heights BY DALE WITT Mia PHONE ST2-2183 by Jack Zlmmarinsn NEWELL HEIGHTS • Mr High School Diflorout for Indigent liquor Fund and Mrs. John Fahrenbruch Nest FaB's Frosh Aid To Indigent: Trailwavs School is out and It's a safe drove to Spokane to attend Bus $14 80 Grevhound Bus Expo '74. arriving there June bet few children will be $18 40 giving much thought to 6 and returning June 10. General Road Fund classrooms in the immediate They report seeing an in ­ Parts 4 Outside Repair: structive Fair on the environ­ weeks ahead. Burns Chevrolet $2 19 But boards, administrators mental theme, with the Happy Dav Ford $1.463 16 and educators--especially on Spokane River and it's Falls Bill's Service Parts $155 14 the high school level- will be and bridges adding a great Vale Auto Body $181 05 spending considerable time deal to the pleasant clean Western Equipment Co implementing new secondary atmosphere of the grounds $627 26 Motor Rebuilders graduation re­ Mr and Mrs Paul Lows of education $30 00 CESCO $127 84 quirements involving the Astoria were evening dinner Fulwell Motor Products Class of 1978. guests of Mr and Mrs John M 49 Woodpecker Truck of This fall's ninth graders Fahrenbruch June 10. Mrs. Ontario $8983: make up the vast bulk of the Howe was a schoolmate of Hollingsworth. Inc $168 62 3.1.000 or so who will John Fahrenbruch in From Western Bearings, Inc graduate in the spring of '78. berg. Montana. $8 78 Valley Auto Supply And in the nest four years Mrs. Mane Moore called $55 05 G-K Machinery Co those youngsters will receive on Mrs. Al Thompson, and $245 15 Jim's Texaco whal educators have dubbed Mr. and Mrs. Herschel $116 54 Long's Service "survival-level education.” Thompson Thursday after ­ Center $16 15 Vale Con­ Lest anyone believes sur­ noon. sumer's Coop $29 28 vival education indicates a Mrs Mane Moore visited Shop Exp.. Tires 4 Sup­ reduction in educational re­ the Rev. and Mrs. Gerald plies: Jim's Texaco 193 15 quirements or opportunities, Kuiper and three children at City of Vale - Water $7 00 the Oregon Department of Basche-Sage Hardware the Charles Witty home in Education is quick to point Big Bend Sunday afternoon $17 79 Elliott Tire Stores. out new graduation re­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Inc $92 71 Ontario Laundry quirements offer greater 4 Cleaners $23 40 Hansen's Timmerman had their four learning opportunities and daughters home for Fathers Shop $29 50 Malheur Home expanded course require­ Day dinner Mary Joki of Telephone $21 51 Long's ments. Boise. Joan Timmerman of Service Center $9 70 Idaho In the developmental stage Fort Collins. Colorado. Nancy Power Co $56 18 Aldred since 1969. the new require who attended college al Electric $5 73: Vale Con­ ments replace standards that TVCC and Jane Brewer of sumer's Coop $21.71 have been in effect since Big Bend. Maintenance 4 Material: 19,12 and which were largely Fathers Dav dinner guests Jim's Texaco $102 40 college preparatory in na­ in the Leon Chamberlain Continental Oil Co $400 61: ture Adopted by the State Olsen Lumber $44 00 Vale home were Mr and Mrs Board of Education in Sep Clint Chamberlain and sons. Consumer's Coop $2,796 20 tember 1972, new minimum Mr and Mrs Paul Butler. Vale Consumers Coop $24 00 graduation requirements in Beckers Market First Aid Ontano and Mr and Mrs effect add a third leg to the Tunis Garner of Nampa Supplies $10 83 U. S. high school education stool. Mr and Mrs. Reed Udall National Bank Vale April In addition to earning credits of Kaysville. Utah came 15th Payroll $4,100 97 U S and attending classes, gra­ Sunday to visit her sister. National Bank Vale April duates by 1978 arc to achieve Mr and Mrs. Merrill Call ». 1974 Payroll $3.575 27 specific competencies and family Monday. Mr. Standard Insurance County Oregon educators have and Mrs. Udall and Mrs. Road 4-74 Life Insurance adopted survival as the most $13.20 Public Employees Merrill Call and twins. Angie important of all human needs Retirement Board - Road and Pam will go to Expo '74 and believe it must be in Spokane for a few days. Payroll Costs-April 1974 satisfied before others- such Fathers Day dinner guests $449 06 Public Empkivees as security, love and belong of Mr and Mrs. Irvin Topliff Retirement System Road ing. self-esteem, etc.- can be Payroll Costs-April were Mr and Mrs Harry achieved. Hence they speak Warren of Parma. Wayne Retirement $451 17 of survival-level education as Warren. Edith Suter all of Major Bridge Fund that which will enable a Parma: Mr and Mrs Arie Hilton Clark Material 4 graduate to survive in to­ Smit of Vale: Mr and Mrs Supplies $34 90 U S day's world and to grow as Frank Warren of Parma. Mr National Bank Vale Major an individual. and Mrs Charles Brady. Mr Briefer 4-30 Payroll $709 34 Curriculum has been di­ Public Employees and Mrs. Greg Topliff and vided into three basic ele­ Kelly of Boise Retirement Board - Major ments; personal develop Mr and Mrs. Charles Bndge Payrail Coats-April ment, social responsibility Topliff of Burns were Mon FICA $64 32 Public and career development In day luncheon guests of Mr. Employees Retirement the first it is necessary Io de­ and Mrs. Irvin Topliff. System • Major Bridge velop basic skills in reading, Mr and Mrs. Edward Payroll Costs • April writing, computing, listen Topliff of Hazelton were Retirement $74 92 Super mg. speaking and analyzing Thursday luncheon guests of Thrift Drug Major Bridge Scientific and technological Mr and Mrs. Irvin Topliff Material 4 Supplies $15 09 processes must be under- Mr. and Mrs Charles 3-M Company - Material 4 Hirsch of Boise were Fathers Supplies $523 21 U. S at Eastside Cafe in Ontano National Bank Vale - Major Day dinner guests of hu Ross Mills was* a Monday parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bndge April 15th Payroll evening dinner guest of his Vernon Hirsch. $390 OB sister, Mr and Mrs Roland Mr and Mrs. Jim Phifer. GeneralCountv Pairoil Batt in Ontano. He visited Mr. and Mrs Stanley Hill. New Employees Ann Mills Mr and Mrs Tony Martinez Andrea and Janel Hanson of Family Service $1,121 00 on his return tnp Klamath Falls and Mr and Nursing Home Payroll Friday afternoon, Ross Mrs Cliff Flanders and Mac New Employ res Christie Mills and four other Odd were guests Wednesday eve Barlow - $204 14 Shirley Fellows of Vale were Abbe $131 50 Sanna Cont- ning for birthday cake and ice pallbearers at the graveside cream celebrating Carl Lee's well $157 80 service for Al Thompson birthday. General Read Payroll Mrs. R 0 McKinley and Mr and Mrs. Vernon New Employers: Albert Mrs. Hugh Eddy and family Ward were Saturday dinner Taghon $261 90 of Caldwell went to La guests of their daughter. Mr Published June 20, 1974. Grande Monday and visited and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill and Mr. and Mrs Jack Earnest family. and family. Terri Hill went with the Int«r$tate 80N Sunday dinner guests of Junior Scouts on an overnight Mr and Mrs R D McKin campout at Big Bend Park ley were Mr and Mrs. To Receive Fund$ Friday night. Russell McKinley and son Eugene Pratt and the Russell of Boise and Dr and The State of Oregon is children went to the Owyhee Mrs Hugh Eddy and family scheduled to receive $19.5 Dam Fathers Day. Mrs Richard Fenn and of Caldwell. million in undistributed fe­ Mrs George Schiemer deral highway funds within children of Quincy. Wash­ and daughter. Mrs Tina ington came Fnday and are the next few weeks. Con­ Shciemer, Mrs. Marie gressman Al Ullman said visiting relatives in this area Moore. Mrs Irvin Topliff. for a week Thursday. Mrs. John Fahrenbruch and Mr and Mrs. Scott Gillette "Approximately $10 mil­ Mrs Dale Witt attended the lion from those funds will be of Ontario were Saturday Womens Association meet evening dinner guests in the used to continue work on ing at the home of Mrs. Alfred Simpson home. Interstate 80 North." Ullman Winifred Bennetl in Big Andrea Wenke attended said. Bend Thursday afternoon the Girl Scout Campout at He said the Federal High­ Mrs. Marie Moore and Big Bend Park Thursday and way Administration has not Mrs Winifred Bennett of Big yet indicated specifically Friday. Bend served cookies and ice Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bege- what segment of the Inter­ tea at the Presbyterian man and Mrs. Dale Witt were state the funds are ear-mar Nursing home in Ontario ked for. but that amount has Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. John Fahrenbruch definetly been committed. NOTICE Ot BUDGE The budget stood along with principles involving maintenance of a healthy mind and body. And skills must be acquired enabling a person to become a life-long learner. Second element requires an ability to cope as a citizen with government, the en vironment. on streets and highways and as a consumer of goods and services. The third element asks students to develop career skills, good work habits and attitudes, ability to maintain good inter-personal relationships and appropriate career de cisions. Study subjects have in­ creased by two--from 19 to 21. Formerly students were required Io earn 19 credits-- 10 of which were elective. Number of electives remains the same but course* in Per­ sonal Finance and Career Education have been added Io lhe non elective credit category. Districts are permitted certain flexibilities For in­ stance. some may waive pre­ sent attendance require­ ments and permit students to complete regular courses of study in 11 years or extend it for other* to 13 years. Some district* will allow independent study, work ex­ perience. college credit al­ ternatives. certificate* of competency, credit by exam ■nation--only five of a dozen options now available Already 51 of Oregon's I NO high school districts have filed plans for the new program Representative* of many of the remainder are working with an Education Department task force at Willamette University this week And all are expected to have filed initial plans of implementation by July I. Reasons for the new requirements are many: times certainly have changed since 1932 The needs for career development are ob vious Employment patterns have undergone extensive modifications Bui one of the most significant changes during the last three decades has occurred in the mar Let place The new hi gh school graduation require ments tend to emphasize personal finance and consumer educa- This appears highly ap propriale w hen one considers Oregon's rate of personal bankruptcy as recent as 1972 was twice the national ave­ rage and only two other states had higher rates. At the same time Oregon has reduced the age of majority from 21 to 18. making high school age youth responsible for their own contracts and installment debts Achieving minimum com petencie* for a life role as consumer rises to even greater significance in view of results of a personal fi­ nance competency survey conducted among 2.877 11th graders in 39 Oregon high schools last spring In plain language students surveyed flunked the teat They know most about employment and income, somewhat less about how to judge goods and services they buy and least about use of credit, their legal rights, responsibilite* and the ma nagement of money. Most know the respon­ sibilities of job success and about the same percentage know how to get a job But barely half understand cm ploy ment opportunities. Their knowledge of financial planning, banking and insu­ rance is dismal In fact of all categories tested, it was seldom the percentage of correct response exceeded 60 tier cent! HEARING fof .. Clky _'i£ Ad !' i!»JL for the fiscal year I V4 19 75 Beginning July I, |9_J4a* detailed and was not prepared on an see lunting bans comment with that used in puoi summarized in the accompanying schedules was years Ma|or changes, if any, and their effects on this budgel are set forth in an accompanying statement budget Adrinn 8 document may A Merc Zak p m be al inspected meeting ol or obtained between the hours A copy of the of V) Adrian Public Schooln lor the urposc ot holding i public hearing on tins budget Any the person may appear to discuss the budg- t, or any part of it Qrprge Cartwright, Mayor ft Tiaion.in ol Governing Body) Mn I hour (County) Ar 11- i 1111 (City) Published June 20. 1974