Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1950)
ft Worker-Job Contact Aim Of Service Agency (Ed. note: This U the firit in a icriet of articles on the Oregon State Employment service designed to Inform the public concerning its wide facilities for offering services to the community, employer and the worker.) As the central job agency for a rapidly growing community, the local office of the Oregon State Em ployment service, located at 437 N Jackson, performs many signifi cant services for the general pub lic, employers and workers. Free to everyone alike, the Roseburg office with a trained staff of 12 persons is thoroughly equipped to bring together the qualified worker and the suitable job. With a "six-point" plan as the foundation of its forward-looking program, the employment service is interested primarily in the ef fective placement of the job-seeker and in cooperating with the commu nity and employer to meet all kinds of employment problems. Behind the local representatives are not only the resources of Oregon's un employment commission but also the combined actions of some 1,800 offices of 51 state snd territorial agencies throughout the nation. Briefly here are the six points around which the Oregon State Employment service program of service is built (they will be ex plained in detail in later articles): 1. Placement of the worker matching the applicant's qualifica tions against job requirements. 2. Special services to veterans 5A 3 Atb.ee farm -If) POMST UANP fcNOJSM LUMBIR. G-KOWS OH 16 ACS5 y?UN& Foaesrs coven iz.ogo.ooOACgESjSy'-yH OP WE5TEN Cnt-ESON AND WASHINGTON . Lslfl AM AVERA&fe ACKs WILL CROW 600 - 7 BOARD FPET Of LUMBER EiESV VCA12 vvdTJiflNriSfl development of work opportunities well suited to men and women who served the country. S. Employment counseling and selective placement assistance in choice of occupations to those dis Blared or needing training. ' 4. I.ibor market information current trends and future prospects in labor supply and demand. 5. Industrial services aid to employers in effective assignment of workers for best development of skills. 6. Cooperation with community groups working with other agen cies on new, unusual or seasonal labor demands. Contracts Let For State's New Office Building SALEM, April 21. (.V The state board of control Thursday awarded the contr ct for the 10 story state office building in Port land, but it hopes to add one or two more stories to the $2,500,000 structure. Construction can begin immedi ately. But the board will ask for bids on adding one or two more stories. The board probably will add the extra one or two stories If it can be done with the money available. The architects, Dougan. Heims snd Caine, told the board that they are sure one more story could be added without boosting the cost be yond the S2.50O.0O0 which the legis lature authorised to construct the bulletin" The board said if it adds one more story, there would be enough space tor all state departments in Portland, with a little space left over. The second extra story wouldn't be finished now, but would be finished when there is future demsnd for it. The main contract, $1,155,447, went to Ralph and HorwiU, Port land. The $174,690 electrical con tract was awarded to Watco Elec tric company, Portland, while Ken dall Heating company of Portland won the $165,000 plumbing and heating contract. Westinghouse Electric corpora tion was awarded the $130,680 ele vator contract. ' 'j-. April 21, 1950 The News-Review, Roseburg, Off. I Many early day mines in the west bore the names of miners' girl friends. Tallest lighthouse in the V. S is on Cape Hatteras, N. C. It is 194 feet tall. 2,000,000 WOMEN HAVE WALKED AWAY FROM WASHDAY! HAVE Don't be tied to your family washing by using an ' old outdated washer, you can ba released from this weekly chora whan you usa a now BENDIX. Tha landix washar it detignad to giva you mora tima away from family washing and still giva you clean color-bright clothes. Follow tha axampla of 2,000,000 other woman and change to BENDIX today. Than, you too, can walk away from your family washing and do thosa extra things for your family and for yourself that you hava bean long ing ta da. Thara are 2,000,000 Bandix washen in use today. Giva yourself mora frae tima by electing a now BENDIX for your home. You'll say it washes cleaner than any other washer! See it today! This, the world's $ finest washer, now only . . . . 995 Soap injector optional in Gyramatic at light extra cost. It's the ntw Bendii Gyremetic the only wether that seeks, loops', washes, rinses, dome-dries! SAVIS YOU MONEY because it's se thrifty e to a, end hat wererl WASHES CLEANER because ef eiclutivo 'Dyee.Sure.e" weshina.! SAVES YOU WORK because yeu eely rwitt e dial and the Gyramefic seeks, seees weihet, rinses, dome-dries. Yom needn't be eround when tfeit ell hoeeenif PUT IT ANYWHERE! Upstairs, downstairs, utility roam, kitchen keesa, dealea or epertmantl Never needs boittnfl dawn! Ne vibration! SAVES YOUR HANDS! In the Gyremetic, your hands nevar touch hot water not even once. Rut in the dry ciethas toko tkem out boeutifully demo-dried end sweet- smallinf . Ask for a free demonstration in our ttora. Highway 99 at Garden Valley Road Phone 1371 YOUft BUDGET ALWAYS GOES FARTHER AT NIELSEN S Thara s big difference between tha occasional values you get by (hopping from ttora to store and tha daily values you gat by (hopping regularly at NIELSEN'S, your thrifty Super Market. Want to saa that difference? Buy all ef your foods at Nielsen's for just ona week. Then compare your total bill with what you've been paying elsewhere. You'll get a surprise that will opan your eyes and prove to you that Nielsen's liva up to their slogan, "It'i tha SAVING on every Item that counts." VELVEETA CHEESE mb. io 79c Stokely's Honey Pod Peas . 1 5' Cream Style Corn Golden, No. 303 Tin 2 FOR 25 Creamery Butter u m . 65' Seedless Raisins 4-ib . Pkg. 49c Spaghetti & Meat Balls no'Y tin . 19c Apple Butter Dude Ranch, 29-oz. jor 29c Swift's Chopped Ham 12.01. tin 49c Swift's Pork Sausage 10-01. tm 49c Swift's Vienna Sausage a 19c P. A & Velvet Tobacco lsctm.. 10c Cigarettes Popular brands, carton 1.39 Canned Milk ah brand, 3 cans 35c Wick Deodorizer Wizard, bottle 39c Lima Beans Genessoe, No. 2 tin 15c HUNT'S FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 2Vi can , 29c Ueaetabled a Local Rhubarb Fresh picked 5 lbs. 25c Local Carrots No tops 5 lbs 25c New Potatoes &?LL. 5 lbs. 25c Dry Onions U 5 lbs. 25c Newtown Apples Kl0r 5 lbs. 25c sauce. Radishes and Gr. Onions bun. 5c 15c Mission Tomatoes N0.2j4.tm Tomato Soup Rancho 3 tins 25c Ktrr'f Jams and Jellies for those after school snacks ASSORTED JELLY 12-or. tumbler glass 19c Strawberry Prestrves, lb. jar, 35c Beef Pot Roast Blade cuts.- Cl-L D.... Smoke cured, JIUU DUMJH . lb. 59c by the piece : III. W71 Sliced Bacon Sugar cured, Swift's lb. 43c Smoked Picnic Shoulders 3L&. 37c Canadian Back Bacon lb. 69c Mccormick tea )ranga Pekoe 65c 'a -lb. Pkg Boraxo For dirty hands, 1 -lb. tin 27c Borene Soap Powder Large Pkg. 25c Wrisley Assorted Soap 59c Wrisley Lemon Soap i&S 49c Toilet Tissue &r 4 rolls 25c Kleenex Tissue 300 count box 27c Mielttn't Market leeattd ono block South of City Lim it on Highway 99. Moro than ono aero of pavtd parking epaco. Wo tuggeit you follow . Main Ml All ericas re Nile ad eH e o 1 1 v e through Sunday Aerii 21. We reserve the rieM street te avoid high. - , m "mn ,u"' .VrV .vc.';r ITS THE bAVffG' ON EVERY ITEM THAT COUNTS Store Hours . . . Monday thru Saturday, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturday. Sunday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. f
