Thursday, January 29, 1976
ÿPlIBUC NOTICES <•
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
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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
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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
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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.
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Published January 29, 1976.
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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
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