Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1987)
TRUCK MECHANIC I Journey Level) James River Wauna Mill has an opening for a journey level truck mechanic. Proof of schooling and fuel-ejection computer sys terns is required. Candidate must provide documented work his tory, which includes rebuilding engines, standard transmissions, rear ends, carburators and hyd raulic systems. Five years exper ience minimum. Journey level rate is: $18.76’/?/hr with fringe benefits. Applications will be accepted in person only at: The Washington State Employment Office 711 Vine St. Kelso, W A or The Oregon State Employment Office 8th ft Exchange Astoria. Oregon during regular office hours Applications will close Monday, October 26, at 5 p.m. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer You Can Make School Cash Today! And Each Day For The Rest of 1987 Let our 19 years of experience Guide You to $50.00 or $100.00 Each Day In Just a Few Hours a Day 14 years old to 80 Be Your Own Boss Call 282-7436 12:00 to 2:30 p.m. ONLY ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST (Fiscal/ADP System Analyst) $2094/$2656 Monthly Limited duration position through 6/30/89. Project manager for analyzing, designing and imple menting computerized account ing, financial reporting and man agement information system. Analyzes needs, researches and evaluates alternative systems, supervises contractual/consul- tant activities, coordinates plan ning and implementation efforts, monitors progress and manages project funds. One year experience involving the application of analytical or planning skills, AND, a Bachelors degree in accounting or closely related field or three more years of pertinent experience. Exper ience in systems development and/or programming is desirable. For copy of job announcement with required qualifications and state application, contact: Personnel Services Vocational Rehabilitation Division 2045 Silverton Rd. NE Salem, OR 97310 or call 1-503-378 3860 Applications must be received by 10/30/87. E.O.E. Minorities, Handicapped and Fe males are encouraged to apply. HELP WANTED - SALES Advertising sales: $3000 $4000 monthly commissions and bonu ses. Must have two years in- home or direct-to-business sales experience. Limited overnight travel. 1-800-777-7444 or (503) 284-9190, Ben Hogan. OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 1000 Sunbeds, Toning Tables: Sunal-Wolff tanning beds. Slen- derQuest passive exercisers. Call for free color catfiogue Save to 50%. 1-800-835-3826. i ................ . ■■ 1000 sunbeds, toning tables. Sunal-Wolff tanning beds. Slen- derQuest passive exercisers. Call for free color catalogue. Save to ,50%. 1-800-228 6292. CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICER CORVALLIS BRANCH We offer an excellent career op portunity for an individual with experience in bank operations and supervision. Qualified appli cants must possess five years banking experience including three years as an Operations Officer, strong commitment to quality customer service and excellent written and verbal com munication skills. We offer an excellent flexible benefits program, and a highly competitive salary commen surate with experience. Qualified applicants should submit their re sume and salary requirements to: OREGON BANK Personnel Department 1001 SW 5th Avenue Third Floor P.O. Box 3066 Portland, OR 97208 Equal Opportunity Employer HELP WANTED Repair, major appliances: Re frigeration, microwave exper ience necessary. Full-time for busy retail stores, Albany, Eu gene. Resume preferred. A&R Electronics & Appliances, 65 J Division Avenue, Eugene, OR 97404. ~ STOP An international labor affairs office was established in the U.S. Department of Labor in post-World War II years to pro mote exchange of information between nations, according to a fact sheet on Labor Department . history^ HELP WANTED Retired, semi-retired couple man age resort (motel, cabins, RV park) while we take several short vacations between October- March, in exchange for RV space, living quarters. Ocean ■ Park-Besort, (206) 665 4585. October 21, 1987, JOBS, Page 3