Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, July 29, 1971, Image 6

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    TURNOVERS
Report« ot turnover In man­
ufacturing for the Portland
Area indicated that the sep­
aration rate rose 1.0 per hun­
dred between March and April.
Mo«t of this Increase was at­
tributed to Increased layoffs
and other separations. Lay­
offs were up considerably In
furniture, fabricated metals,
and flood products. The quit
rate of 1.5 per hundred was
the lowest fo r AprU In the
last eight years.
The accession rate edged
up from 4.2 per hundred in
March to 4.6 in AprU. This
was reflected by Increased
new hiring, p a rticu la rly in
fabricated metals, machinery,
and paper products. The new
hire rate of 3.0 per hundred
was s till pretty low fo r this
tim e of year.
The separation rale of 4.4
percent was well below the 7.5
parcent rate of o.ie year ago.
Layoffs were very heavy In
the hard go>is sector at that
tim e wnen the economy was
deteriorating. The accession
rate was 0.5 per hundred
higher than A p ril of last year.
SOUND OF
SCVB4TIES
Recruiters " M a k in g It”
4-PW X
KPCC-Kadio OSO, Portland
> e l» 'tn e ts e \ 0( th* uncertau’
In E u g e n e th e re e ru itin g sta -
Community College is dem­
onstrating that it is the ex­
3500.00 down, monthly pa y me hl
Army Recniituw xi * '
U*S* tts obJec,lve of 19 men for the
perimental sound of the sev­
200 includes principal, interest
enties by programmings var­
aln station month ot July and were hoping
here
and taxes. Seller w ill complete
iety of radio formats and par­
to hit the 25 mark.
“ Why
U(>grailing. Total p(ice $19,000
Figures released bv
the last year it took us the entire
ticipating in a number of di­
W illiam s Ave., near A lle tta
LSAMRS show that 278 persons
versified projects with the
month and we just ha rely made
Call:
uut of a statewide objective of
broadcasting industry.
rhe
our objective,” said Sgt. A1
-50
fo
r
June
enlisted,
giving
drive to experience a variety
Y sttz of the station.
recruiters a healthy 111.2 per
of radio formats, as well as
Last year m June recruiters
dent of th e ir assigned goal.
the results of a KPCC th ir­
worked for a goal of 198 en­
H enry Ire la n d
1
he
figure
is
even
more
sig­
teen question survey of the
listments and achieved 209 or
nificant to L t. Col. Joseph D.
student broadcasting tastes,
105 par cent of their objec-
the
w'g1*08 t
U v ,‘ So far the current month
Gaining In popularity, are
prompt»! the station to pro­
228-3181
Job-design
techniques
^
’±
S.
A
RMi’’
Wh0
saw
the
J
“
"«
Shows
recruiters actually
Job-design concepts that put spring from a number of l>a-
gram tw o-week blocks of Easy
-.u a .iy u doing
v u ig
P o rtla n l’ s T ra il Blazers w ill
Season
ticket
sales
fo
r
t
h
e
objective raised at mid-month
Listening, Town am! Country,
better. The objective for last nieet the Seattle Supei'Somes 1 n Portland Frail Blazers’ second emphasis on fittin g the Job slc assumptions. Among them
Rhythm and Blues, and Top from 183 persons.
July in Oregon was 171 persons
— on
- - Friday National Basketball Association to the person, rather than are a belief that most Jobs
__ ‘' lenio ria l C o li— lum
vice versa. The aim of these
Why have young men through­
F orty Rock music.
October - >
15,
and a statewide total of 18b ,u8ht 1
« in the o p e n in g season this week p«ss»l the 2,000 efforts by the companies ex­ can be Improved; that Jot)
content Is related to Job sa­
KPCC's projects include a out the state enlisted in the enlistments were recorded,
game
oi
the
1971-72
schedule
that
mark.
perimenting with the Idea is tisfaction; that motivation and
Army?
news documentary and a ro­
compared with last season
lhe figures as of the 15th is
to
spur
motivation
and
pro­
"
I
n
about
one
and
one-
h
a
lf
Many young men expected
productivity are Inextricably
tating production trainee pos­
show recruiters having 78 ac­ a dream.
months,'' said Business Manager ductivity.
linked and that men and wo­
ition at KPTV Television, a to be drafted after they com­ tual enlistments and an in fo r-
There
is
balance
and
there
is
In announcing release of men seek and need meaning­
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».~„n=
George Rickies, "w e almost have
pletes.: high school and find now
futeen-mmute weekly inter­
mal pole has stations state- sPacm8, by the week and by th e doubled our sale fo r last season." a study examining forces be­ ful work.
hind the job-design movement,
view series fo r KQFM, a that they have no job and there wide programmed fo r enough niontt’ -
Job-design programs fare
The Blazers sold 1,095 season
is no d ra ft, so they enlist in­ recruits to surpass th e ir ob- Gone are the days o f Buffalo
The Conference Board noted some formulatile b a rrie rs,
weekly hour disc-jockey show
t
i
c
k
e
t
s
fo
r
their
firs
t
NBA
stead,”
said
Sgt.
l
x
.
Steve
these
findings:
People
are
on KEX, a community involve­
jective of 185.
Cleveland B u f f a lo Cleveland campaign.
however. Among the struc­
Rowley of the Medford station,
less w illing to work "h a rd e r
ment project (Catalyst) pro­
With the results of the a d -B u iia l° Cleveland,
lack o f f '
Rickies emphasized, however, and sm arter,” despite great­ tu ra l roadblocks:
who
obtained
three
over
his’
sufficient skills o r aptitudes ’
moting the "b lo ck home” pro­
vertising campaign a total sue-
Ibere w ill be 40games, one that goal seats s till are available
e
r
material
rewards,
Im­
given objective in June.
to lake on more demanding |
A fire , attributed to smokers gram in cooperation with KGW
cess the Arm y w ill put in to niorB than the 39 last year, in in a ll price ranges.
proved working conditions, work; technology which can- '
The same station acbeived full gear another step in a c h ie v -'lem orial Coliseum and
carelessness, caused $6,000 Radio, a weekend and f ill- ln -
th e
Season tickets are priced
at and better trained and en­ not stand temporary produc- I
only 15 enlistments out of an ing an all volunteer force; a Hlazers **11 face eight opponents
damages to the building in disc-jockey of KGAR. a stu­
lightened supervision.
tlv lty dtps that usually acrom- '
objective of 17 during the month doubling of the recruiters in at hoHle three Hmesand the other $220 for$6 seats... $180 fo r $5
the eight hundred block on N. dent doing a two-hour Spanish
People at work don’ t appear pany job changes; and union I
seats.... $140fo r $4 seats.......and
of June in 19c9.
KUllngsworth last Saturday. Music program on KLIQ-FM,
the state and the addition of
at home twice.
to
be
•*motivated,”
and
the
$80 fo r $2.50 seats........
resistance or disinterest.
Damage to the structure and a half-hour semi-monthly
Sgt. M aj. Richard Knoche of five new stations.
T h re e
hom e games are
Despite the problems, Jot) I
This represents a saving of 50 ca rro t and stick formula tor
was confined mainly to the
the
Recruiting
Main
Station
In
motivation
doesn’
t
always
p V
ovation in
Stations are beingestablish«! s c h e d u le d against w o r l d
show onK G U -T V . As of this
cents a game onall seat locations seem to work anymore. Many design is attracting growing
upper story, although the ce ll­
Portiatxi
believes
that
the
new
in
Klamath
F
alls,
Astoria,
Cor-champion
Milwaukee,
Seattle,
Interest.
As the personnel I
ing of the Record L lb ra rv at date, several students have
fo r season ticket holders.
managers
and behavioral
programs of the A rm y have va llis, Pendleton and Northeast L 0 s Angeles, San Francisco,
already
obtained fu ll-tim e
826 N . K llllngsw ort burned,
A nd season tickets, of course, scientists have coine to rec­ d ire cto r of an aerospace com­ tiwnei te tiru ig . Sale Include»
boosted many young men into Portland. By September a total Phoenix. Chicago, Buffalo and
pany notes;
"W o have too
according to Pleasant Session employment in broadcasting
very nice brick building, owner
insure the holders of preference og ntze that the missing ele­
the service.
of 52 re cru ite rs w ill man 19 Cleveland.
often treated our employees
owner of the business.
and related industries.
for the same seats in
future
ment of motivation to work as tf they were puppies. A oiwrator can make $ 12,01X1 year
“
With
a
program
likethenew
stations throughout the state.
Two home tests are set against seasons.
KPCC started broadcasting
may He in the character of swat on tie» tall makes a pup­ >7500 down payment Includes
European Duty Enlistment Op­
Before being assigned each Houston. D e t r o i t . New York,
to the Portland Community
the work Itself.
O p *n House
Blazer guard Kick Adelman is
py anxious about going on the $3,000 Inventory anil $4500 on
tion,
where
a
young
man
can
re c ru ite r attends a three week Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore,
Campus on M T. Sylvania in
The basic job-design tech­ carpet again - tail a swat :xttiding and equipment. Balance
selling season tickets f o r the
enlist
fo
r
A
rm
o
r,
A
rtille
ry
or
course on the techniques of sel- Atlanta and Cincinnati,
A p ril 1971, via c a rrie r cur­
Portland club this summer and niques being used Include Job Isn’t even effective
in roues
toilet 'JI1 Easy payments oi xh o u Id
4-8 Saturday
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Infantry school and be guar- ling, interviewing, journalism
T h e Blazers w ill play their
rotation (moving employees training unless the
rent.
The
new
radio
station
w
ill be happy to provide Informa­
puppy | qualify for m inority economici
120 N. E. Holland
ante»!
a
full
16
month
tour
in
from one related task to ano­ la shown where to go and Is opportunity loan.
and speech. This prepares each firs t six games of the season in
staff, which took control in
tion for prospective customers.
3 Bdrm., Large living rm .
Europe, re cruiters are finding man fo r what the Arm y con- M em orial C o lis e u m ,
ther to broaden their perspec­ rewarded. The greatest op- |
with I he telephone n u m b e r for
|
Form al din. rm ., Nice kitchen, June u a ie r station manager,
it easier to enlist young men,” siders to be one of the most Milwaukee and Lew Aleindor due
tives am! skills);
Job en­ portunlty tor motivation now
Keith Alien, have invited a
b u ilt-in range and dishwasher
Adelman is 234-9291
he concluded.
largement
(
expanding
the
important parts ofanall-volun- fo r the second test on Sunday night
nice nook entrance hall, 2* number of mass commun­
Fans also may pick up season scope of the Job Itself); Job la tn creation of work sltua- )
H enry Ire la n d
New programs aren't the only leer force - the recruiter.
October 17.
baths, 2 frp lcs., fully-finished
ication media experts to con­
ticket
order blanks at the T ra il enrichment (making the basic tlons that w ill provide for a ,
things that are giving recruiters
person’
s
need
fo
r
s
e
lf-to
lflll-
I
J
228-3181
T
h
e
Blazers
w
ill
play
six
at
basement with nice party rm ..
fe r with the broadcasting stu­
Blazers* offices in suite J80 o f task more demanding and giv­
a boost. According to Dave
Large patlon-fenced backyard dents during the Summer
home in October, six in November the Lloyd Building at 700 NE ing the employee more plan­ ment.”
Terentieff, public information
and garage. 11 yrs. old $25,000. Term so as to get better ac­
seven In December, ’ s ix
in . Multnomah
H ole's a defensive driving
.
.
J St.
i, V»UCI
tin ie r UldllA.
blanks also ning and managerial control
specialist fo r Portland, media
C liff Richardson 285-5625
quaint»! with the many facets
January, nine in February and six are available at Stevens 4 _ Son over the Job); work sim p li­ tip from the
PORTLAND
in
\
I
a
r-r-K
advertising
plays
a
large
part.
in March,
fication (step-by-step exam­ TRAFFIC SAFE IY COMMIS­
of the broadcasting in iu s try .
Jewelry in the Lloyd Center.
"A nother factor which is
ination of the Job to eliminate SION: When you see a road
T h a t means 19 home games M eier & F r a n k Company ' s
C.C. Justice Rlty.
geared to achieving higher en­
unnecessary o r duplicated hazard requiring you to sio;>—
A demonstration project aim - before January 1 and 21 after New downtown store ant Memorial
listments is the establishment
tasks and improve methods
Coliseum.
—pump youi brakes lightly ^333 S.W.Park A ve.
One good way to fo r­ of a classified advertising bud­ ed at enhancing the vocational Year's Day.
to r doing the Job).
6501 N. Interstate
and
personal development of
to signal tra ffic behind you.
get all your other trou­ get fo r re cru ite rs ” - fir s t
Neighborhood
Youth
Corps
bles is to wear tight time ever to r something like (NYC) enrollees by using them
th is,” said Terentieff.
2 8 5 -3 6 2 5
shoes.
as helpers in day care programs
Stations w ill begin placing ads was announced today by Asst.
in newspapers throughout the Secretary of Uabor Malcolm R.
Lovell, J r .
The one-year experimental
project begins immediately. A-
bout half of its $195,403 cost
|
The Melos Quartet of Stutt- w ill be paid by the Department
Top Frost Frozen
’ gart w ill
perform an all of Labors Manpower Adminis­
Beethoven concert at 8 p .m , tration,* the remainder by the
Monday, August 9 in Old Main Department of Health Education
AUTO M O TTVf F A ITS A A f r « « y ^ M
Auditorium at Portland State Department of Health, Educa­
The perfect
U niversity.
tion and Welfare’ s Office of
« U IN O S W O IT W STVOTT
sum m er
The group is appearing in Child Development and office of
' ■ thirst quencher.
Portland, and for the fir s t time Education.
U0N-4A?^ ' F a .m .-7 pan.
287.1254
in the United States, as part of
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In announcing the project,
the fir s t German A rts Festival Lovell said that Its aim was to
on the P acific, August 7-14,
lb.
make NYC work experience
sponsored by the Goethe Insti­
more effective in preparing
Young tu rk e y roast, 4 to
tute of Munich, the OregonArts
young people fo r adult respon­
6 lbs. a v e ra g e . All d ark
Commission, the C ity of P ort­ sib ilitie s.
sum m er picnic
land and PSL.
m e a t, leg , th ig h , p ortion
sandw iches
Job design concept Studied
by Conference
Blazers-Sonics O ct. 15
Dean y invent,
Inc,
&A3 U L
Local Fire
A?«
M a rk e t
$ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0
gross
d a y care
project told
J Denn V incen t,
1
Inc.
Shop<2SSE>Ancl Save M ore
I Concert
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USDA Grade A
Turkey Roast
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Lemonade
10 s100
Hindquarters
26
Prem Lunch Meat
Your ticket to
the big game:
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MONDAY - THURSDAY »-5
STRANGE EN C O U N TE R on a Landon street brings
four-year-aid Juliette Taylor lace to startled face with
one of the unusual characters In a program of chil­
dren's ballets
Children's & Youth
M a n y s t y l e s to
c h o o s e f r o m fo r
ages 3 to 16 in the
latest mod designs
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You want to see the big game
So what do you do? J ust switch on your
TV set And see more of the action than most
of the men on the field You've got the
best seat in the house—for about 2< worth of
electricity per game
Sound like a pretty good deal? It is
Electricity. It's a bargain. And we know that
bargains are hard to find today. Almost as hard
to find as enough leg room in the grandstand
gib lets
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Shopping Centers <
See your telephone book for the
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