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Portland Observer Classifieds
Thursday. July 26. 1974
WANTED
C IT Y O F PO R TLA N D
Bureau of Human Resources
Manpower Planning and Administration Division
Six Twenty S.W. Fifth Avenue
Portland. Oregon
Notice is hereby given that the City of Portland has filed
its application with the Department of Labor for federal
man,tower funds available under Title II of the
Kn,',lo>
* nd Training Act of 1973
IM A I.
The grant application was prepared bv the
Oivis.on of Manpower Planning and Administration. Carl
„ Simington. Director in concert with the Bureau of
ersonnel. Jon Stephens. Director. A summary of the full
grant application will he published in thirty days
tAugust 14. 1974).
y
The ( ity of Portland is the prime sponsor for the Title II
funds which are to be used in areas designat.nl bv the
federal government as areas of high unemployment.
I he area to be served consists of the following census
tracts: 1.00. 5.01, 5.02, 6.01. 6.02. 7.02. 10.0«». 11.01. 11.02
.12<41. ’ i 3 01’ 13 ° 2, 14 ° ° ’ 20 °°- 21 00. 22 01. 22 02 23 01
23 02. 24.01. 24.02. 32.00. 3,1.01. 33.02, 34.0 34 02 T in '
35.02. 36.01. 37.02. 45.00. 49.00. 50 00. 51 00 86 00 87 00
88.00. 210.00
“T 00-
The Public Service Employment Program (Title II) will be
operated by the City of Portlands Bureau of Personnel
through a subcontract with the Manpower Planning and
Administration Division of the Bureau of Human
Resources. There will be a total of 53 positions available
dunng the fiscal year 1975 (July 1. 1974 through June 30.
The anticipated costs of the program will be as follows-
Administration
$29,000: Wages
$306,000: Fringe
benefits - $6,.000; Training
$12,000. The total applies
tion is for $414,000.
Copies of the full grant application will be available for
[ h e m
, * / day.S b‘‘* ,nning Au«ust U and continuing
through September 14. 1974 in the Division of Manpower
Planning and Administration. The hours for reviewing the
wi" * * 8:00 • m-
8:00 p m • Mond^
Comments on the grant application should be directed to-
M r. Jess C. Ramaker. Assistant Regional Director for
Manpower. Department of U b o r Manpower Adm.n.stra
tion
Region X. 1321 Second Avenue. Seattle Wash
ington 98101.
Dated this 18th day of July. 1974
City of Portland
Carl E. Simington
Manpower Division
NUMBERS you should know
Vision Care CUnic
Eyo examinations for low
income A lbina residents
229 7022
Multi-Service Center
280 6000
Planned Parenthood
birth
control
information
248 3649
Albina ( ommunitv Services
288-9145
City Hall
248 3511
Multnomah County
229 5700
Portland Community College
244 6111
Portland State University
22911000
City-County Council on Aging
248.3960
Tn-M et
233 3511
Siclde Cell Anemia f oundation
281 1209
Albina Health Care Center
288 0259
Food Stamp Program
238-8410
FISH
emergency aid. 233 5533
Life Center
emergency assistance
284 6878
Ixiaves and Fishes
meals and fellowship for
older citizens 288 8351
Salvation Armv
228 2379
Portland Observer
283 2486
C IT Y OF P O R T LA N D
Bureau of Human Resources
Manpower Planning and Administration Division
Six Twenty S.W. Fifth Avenue
Portland, Oregon
Coordinator of program de
sign and development depart
ment for agency providing
day care and supportive
services.
Responsible for
coordinating comprehensive
planning, new program de
signs,
needs assessments,
funding activities, research
studies, evaluation systems,
staff development, child ail
vocacy.
Minimum qualifications: MA
in Child Development or
related field, at least 5 years
administrative or supervisory
experience in agency serving
children and families, demon
strated ability to perform
wide margin of responsi­
bilities above.
Salary $14,000 to $17,000.
Send resume by August 7,
1974 to Child ( ’are Coordi
natmg Council, 1530 SW
Taylor. Portland 97205.
D ISTR IB I TOR
W ANTED
Qualified individual needed
to distribute world famous
KO DA K film with Dia
mond Color processing to
R E T A IL L O C A T IO N S
provided by Diam ond
Color.
“NO SELLING OK
SOLICITING REQUIRED**
Investment of $3695.00 12
month repurchase agree
ment.
C A LL C O LLEC T
12131451 9191
•D IA M O N D COLOR
1253 Seventh St.
Santa Monica; Ca. 90401
Notice is hereby given lhal the City of Portland has filed a
grant application with the Department of Labor for
federal manpower funds available under the Comprehen
sive Employment and Training Act (C ETA ) of 1973, Title
I The grant application was prepared by the Division of
Manpower
Planning
and
Administration,
Carl
E.
Simington. Director.
Programs funded by previous manpower legislation will
complete servicing under contracts now in effect;
therelore, most l ETA activities, under Title I of the Act.
will be performed and reported during the last two
quarters of the fiscal year (July 1. 1974 to June 3». 1975).
Approximately 1.280 economically disadvantaged persons
will be served during this time period. An estimated 507
persons will complete the program by June 30. 1975. Of
those completing, 365 participants will be placed in unsub
sidized.
(termanent
employment
and
107
persons
(primarily youth) will return to school or enroll in addi
tional non ( E T A training or activity. Thus, ninety three
,8-rcent of those completing the CETA program will
receive attention under C ETA as follows:
Black. 109.
(hicano. 286; American Indian. 286. other minorities. 180;
Vietnam era veterans. 255; youlR. 189: older workers. 144;
and ex offenderM, 64.
Anticipated expenditures by cost categories will be
Administration
$343,000; Allowances
$52,000. Client
wages
$989,000. Fringe benefits
$167,000; Training
$195,000; and Services to clients
$411,000; for an
estimated FY 75 total of $2,157,000.
An additional
$1,527,000 has been obligated for the forthcoming fiscal
year: thus, the grand total will be $3,684,000.
Estimated costa of the manpower system components for
75 will be:
Intake. Orientation and Assessment
$230,000: Pre vocational training $630,000; Job Develop
ment
$65,000; Job Placement
$64,000; Management
Information System
$52,000; Youth Manpower System
$450,000; Older Workers Employment Program $450,000;
and C ETA Administration $218,000.
Copies of the City of Portland s C ETA grant application
will be available for review in the Division of Manpower
Planning and Administration, Third Floor, 620 S.W Fifth
Avenue. Portland. Oregon 97204 from 8:00 a m to 5:00
p m .. Monday through Friday, from July 15 through
August 14, 1974. W ritten comments on the application
should be addressed to: Mrs. Jess C. Ramaker. Assistant
Regional Director for Manpower. Department of Labor/
Manpower Administration
Region X. 1321 Second
Avenue. Seattle. Washington 98101.
Dated this 18th day of July. 1974.
• A California Corporation
not affiliated with Eastman
Kodak.
Senior Adult Service Center
288 8338
American t Ivil lib erties Union
227 3186
William Iemple House
assistance and counseling
226.3021
Legal Aid Service
I^egal assistance for low
income persons
229 5788
Albina Legal Clinic
free legal advice
284 5712
Problem Solvers
la-gal advice
for young
people 12 to 17
229 5788
fam ily Law Service
226 7991
(oncentrated f.mplovment
Service
-
Job Training
and placement
288 8391
City of Portland
Carl E. Simington
M in,tower Director
Community ( are Association
food, health services
288 8321
Project AB LE
services for aging
248 .I960
Response Volunteers
assistance for elderly
234 9696
Suicide Prevention
227 0403
Hotline N E
emergency services
288 9145
NW Hotline
614 0141
Model Cities Agency
288 8261
Civil Rights Bureau
229 5741
NAACP
284 7722
I rban League of Portland
224 0151
Oregon Council on
Problems 282 3635
4 ( |4 hild ( are|
222 6406
Alcohol
1 nited Minor it v Workers
288 0168
BOOST
education assistance
229 4869
( onsumer Protection. District
Attorney 248 3160
Apprenticeship Information
( enter 229 6080
State Fmplovmrnt Office
229 5005
l*roject Return
Veteran’s Counseling
234 0801
lo u th Opportunity ( enter
Employment for Youth
229 6089
Portland Metropolitan
Steering Committee
233 6541
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