Thursday, January 22, 1976
•>PUBU£ NOTICES
Nyssa Gata City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
The Circuit Writer
Page Seven
Adrian Teacher Of The Week
Your County
NOTICK OF PUBLIC
HEARING
We should be giving some
special consideration to those
fall calves. One of the
advantages to fall calves is
that they are big enough to
go strongly in the spring and
take full advantage of the
grass and additional milk the
cow gives when turned on
spring range. By creep
feeding those fall calves, you
can be assured of continuous
growth
and development,
the calves' mother probably
don't give enough milk on
winter feed to assure this
rapid calf growth. It is much
cheaper to creep feed the calf
instead of trying to feed the
mother cow enough addi­
tional to keep her milk
production up.
A PUBLK HEARING will
be bold at 7:30 F.M. (MST)
January 29. 1976 at the
Oregon State Employment
Division Office at 37S S.W.
2nd Ave. In Ontario.
Purpose of the meeting will
be to review the Oregon State
Administrative District 14
plan for expenditure of Fiscal
1976-77 Comprehensive Em­
ployment Training Act (CE-
TA) funds and receive public
comment regarding same.
Key elements of the
proposed plan Include deter
mination of the population to
be served by these federal
emergency employment and
training dollars, as well as
percentages at dollars to be
allocated between youth and
adult employment programs.
The District CETA plan is
the document which binds
potential employers to ser­
ving particular segments of
the local population
Any questions may be
directed to Mike Burgwin,
Southeast Oregon Council of
Governments. 889-7830.
Jan. 14: Mr. and Mrs.
John Gaskil). Ontario, girl.
Jan. 15: Mr. and Mrs. K.
J. Zander Jr., Juntura, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Web­
ster, Ontario, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Porter, Weiser, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Hewitt, Ontario, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Kenison, Ontario, girl.
January 16: Mr. and Mrs.
Efrain Carmona. Vale, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramón
Garcia. Ontario, girl.
Jan. 18: Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Thomas. Payette. girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Golden. Payette. boy.
January 19: Mr. and Mrs.
Terry French, Ontario, boy.
MRS. PATTY PRICE. Kindergarten teacher is Adrian
Teacher of the Week. She attended Oregon State University,
receiving a degree in elementary education. This is her
second year teaching at Adnan.
Patty likes to sew in her spare time. She has a husband Rod
who farms.
SERVICE!!
Published January 22, 1976
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ADVERTISEMENT FOB BID
COSTS MORE BUT
AT FOODLAND STORES
YOU FAY NO MORE'!
A. An Invitation to Bid to
extended by the BOARD OP
DIRECTORS OF NYSSA
SCHOOL DISTRICT 26. MAlr
HEUR COUNTY. NYSSA,
OREGON for construction of
NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL VOG
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CAFETERIA
Work at each site to be
performed under one General
contract which will include
Mechanical and Electrical
work, or a lump sum bid for
all three (3) projects may be
submitted which will include
the work at each project
together with their Mecha
nicai and Electrical.
Sealed bids will be re­
ceived until
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 10. 1976. at 8:00
P.M.. MST. at the SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE.
NYSSA. OREGON
Bids will be opened pub­
licly at the above stated time
and place and read aloud.
Bids received after the time
fixed for opening cannot be
considered
Bidders
and
others property interested
are invited to be present at
the Bid Opening
B. Documents:
1) Specifications. includ­
ing bid and contract docu­
ments and drawings may be
examined or secured at the
OFFICE of ARCHITECTS •
ROBERT J. SMITH AND
MARTIN T. HASEGAWA,
ROUTE 3.
BOX 100,
ONTARIO. OREGON. 97914
(Highway 201)
C- Deposit:
1) General Contractors:
»75.00
Mechanical Contractors:
»73.00
Electrical Contractors:
»73.00
2) The full amount of
deposit for documents will be
refunded to bidders upon
return of the documents
unmutilated and without
marts.
3) The Bidder is required
to furnish ten percent (10%)
of the Base Bid in the form of
a certified check, a bank
cashier's check or bid bond
representing a guarantee
that he shall execute all items
as outlined in the documents,
specifications and plans.
D. Right to Reject Bids:
1) The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids and to
waive informalities or to
accept the bid that represents
the beet interests of the
School District.
2) No bidder may with­
draw hie bid after the time
set for the opening there«/
unless the sward of the
contract is delayed for a
period exceeding thirty (30)
days.
E. By Order of the Board of
Directors of Nyssa School
District 26. Malheur County.
Nyssa. Oregon.
Signed: MARK HARTLEY
Chairman
Published January 22 .
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