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Thursday, January 29, 1976 ÿPlIBUC NOTICES <• NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING ! V NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN, pursuant to ORS 294.401, that a meeting of the Budget Committee of Adrian School District No. 61 of Malheur County. State of Oregon, will be held at Adrian School Cafeteria on the 9th day of February, 1976 at 8:00 p.m. o'clock for the purpose of receiving the budget message and budget document of said district for the fiscal year 1976-77. This is a public meeting where deliberations of the Budget Committee will take place, and any person may appear and discuss proposed programs with the Budget Committee at that time A copy of the budget document will be available at Adrian School Cafeteria at the time of the meeting. Joan Siam, Deputy Clerk Budget Officer Published January 29. 1976. Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa, Oregon Agricultural Employers Your County Not Aware of Law Agent Says Information bulletin num ber one (I), "Employing The Minor," issued by the Oregon Bureau of Labor, is lacking in some essential details and is confusing agri cultural employers, says Waldron Johnson, president of the Oregon Farm Bureau Federation. According to Johnson many agricultural employers are not aware that they must file an employer's certificate with the Bureau when they hire a minor (anyone under 18 years of age). Also, they must maintain a current list of minor employees. In the minimum wage section of the bulletin, it la III EARHS YOU GREATER SAVINGS!! CALL FOR BIDS The City of Nyssa will receive sealed bids through 5:00 P M., February 9. 1976 fora 1955 Ford dump Truck with 4-yard bed. May be seen at corner of South 2nd and Reece Avenue. Bids will be opened at council meeting 7:J0p m. Tuesday. February 10. 1976. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. /»/ Henry Schneider City Manager ADRIAN Hl ON A COLD, COLD DAY WHERE LOYAL SHOPPING I i crops where possible to stop accelerated soil erosion by wind and water. Use livestock manure as a soil amendment. Include in the rotation at least one crop which produces large amoun- nts of crop residues. Corn is Tine. Control insects, di seases and weeds for best grain and residue yields. The best prescription for poor soil tilth is a deep-rooted legume mixed with a grass for two or more years. The grass stabilizes the structure of the top-soil. The deep-root ed legume improves the structure of the subsoil. And to do their job right, these residue-building, struc ture-improving crops must be well fertilized. The benefi ciary is the human race. For without good soil tilth, our species, could disappear in an alarmingly short time. Intensive cropping systems produce too little crop resi dues. They demand heavier tillage, which opens the soil for air to dry out soil, but they do not return much to the organic bank account. Many farmers no longer use cover crops or produce hay and livestock manure. Some don’t even grow corn which produces good residue Other bale and sell their small grain straw. And certain crops, such as beans and sugar beets, produce small residues, anyway. We can maintain and improve organic matter. Be gin with crop residues—then use green manure and cover not made clear that the minimum hourly wage for all agricultural employes work ing SOO man hour» or more each quarter is S2.00, not S2.3O. This minimum holds both for minors and those over 18. There is no overtime limit for minors in agricultural work, says Johnson The bulletin does not include this point. Agricultural employers need not obtain a special overtime permit from the Bureau of Labor. Johnson says he does not know if the Bureau of Labor plans to correct the bulletin, or issue a special one for agricultural employers. Page Seven \v ßiAOE-CUT U.5.P.A. U.fr.RA. CHOICE UHOICl 0£EFC(£15 9» MORE BOT AT I ' FOOPLAND STORES YOU . PAY NO MORE! I U.S. DA CHOICE I ___ J CHUCK choice } RCASTS W Published January 29, 1976. --------------------------------- // INVITATION OR ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID A. An Invitation to Bid is eitended by the BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NYSSA SCHOOL DISTRICT 26. MAb HEUR COUNTY. NYSSA, OREGON for construction of NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL VOC. AG MULTI PURPOSE CAFETERIA. Work at each site to be performed under one General contract which will mclude 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 nical and Electrical. Sealed bids will be re ceived until TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1976, at 8:00 PM. 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 properly interested are invited to be present at the Bid Opening. B Documents: I) 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: »75 00 Electrical Contractors: »75 00 2) The full amount of deposit for documents will be refunded to bidders upon return of the documents unmutilated and without marks. 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 best interests of the School District. 2) No bidder may with draw his bid after the time set for the opening thereof unless the award 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, 1976 29, HAM 5 CHUNK STYLE HY6RAPE RELIABLE NOODLES KRlNKLY I20Z. L E xtra TAGTY I .... I* i&. NOW«i • • JUMBO ROLL / /» * MORE SAVINGS TO YOU CHILI BRICKS J ohnson , sn , III aw : säLicä^lMPLOT Ifeoz. E D/9 Aft FRENCH KETCHUP 85‘ V inchUP PRINKS 54ox CRiGCO OIL WAGNER PK&. WHITE • w/WHEAT HIÉNZ K66-0- oT ^1 Z£ «/ • •' [ aM Mft’l? •ORANGE I pQRAPE a- J CHOW mein ™.?. Isl **iR£A$URE /ALLEY 8oz Sl-ZE CTN. 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