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Work with the Lottery, recognized as a national leader! We invite
applications for the following position:
Customer Service Specialist 2
Salary $1,790-52,262 monthly
The Oregon Lottery is looking for someone experienced with in-side
sales and customer service to help staff the Lottery Store. The
successful candidate will sell Lottery game products, provide valida­
tion and redemption services, open and close the Lottery Store,
balance daily transactions, order Premium items, provide informa­
tion too players, provide support for Lottery promotions; assist in
developing long-term sales goals, developing premium item product
lines, developing an operations Manual, and providing coverage for
the Lottery's main reception desk. To qualify you must have three
years experience in customer service which included providing
| information about services and programs; explaining rules, pro­
grams, and procedures; and or providing assistance, explaining
requirements, and gaining compliance. Be specific is describing the
above experience on your application. Preference will be given to
previous retail buying experience. Prospective employees are sub­
ject to a background check which includes criminal history, the
gaming industry. Felony conviction or any gambling related offense
will automatically preclude an individual from employment with the
Oregon Lottery. If you qualify, submit a State of Oregon Application
Form (PD100) or an Oregon Lottery Employment Application and on
a separate sheet of paper describe how your experience relates
to the duties and responsibilities for this position (listed
above). Applicants will be evaluated based on their response.
State of Oregon application forms can be obtained from a local
Oregon Employment Department office or must state agency per­
sonnel offices. Oregon Lottery application forms can be obtained at
the Lottery Office located at 2767 22nd Street SE, Salem Oregon.
Send completed application materials to: Oregon Lottery, Human
Resources, PO BOX 12649, Salem, Oregon 97309. Applications
must be received in the Lottery Office by May 24, 1996 EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER. WOMEN,
MINORITIES, AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ARE EN­
COURAGED TO APPLY. ADA ACCOMMODATIONS WILL BE
PROVIDED UPON REQUEST. If you are disabled and need assis-
Our Most Important Asset Is People
• Product & Process Custodian (#137)
• Medical Claims Analyst (#126)
• Sr. Accountant (#158)
Temporary Industrial Labor
I The Metropolitan Exposition-R ecreation C om m ission (M ERC)
I is soliciting sealed w ritten bids for the purpose of providing
I tem porary industrial labor for janitorial and light industrial work
at the O regon C onvention Center, Portland C enter for thel
I Perform ing Arts, Portland C ivic Stadium and Expo C enter for
I one year beginning July 1. 1996 with options to renew for two
I additional years.
I Sealed written bids m ust be delivered by 2:00 pm, PDST, May
I 30, 1996 at the M ERC A dm inistration Offices, located at the
Oregon Convention Center, 777 NE M artin Luther King Jr
Blvd., Portland, Oregon 97232 (or m ailed to M ER C P.O. B o x l
12746, Portland, 97208 attn: Jim W aki). Bidders nam es and,
I addresses will be read publicly at that tim e. Bids R eceived!
I After The D eadline Will Not Be C onsidered A nd Will B el
I Returned Unopened.
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| The IFB and instructions m ay be obtained at the M ERC Adm in. |
I Offices in the O regon Convention C enter at the above a dd re ss!
or by calling Jim W aki at (503) 731 -7839.
| There will be a voluntary pre-bid conference on M ay 1 6 ,1 9 9 6 ,
I at 10:00 AM at the M ERC Offices, C om m ission Board R oom ,
I in the Oregon Convention C enter at the above address.
, Tem porary industrial personnel services will be on an a s,
needed b a sisfo r “light industrial tasks” including but not lim ited
I to general cleaning, set-ups and tear-dow ns of events w hich,
entails m anual m oving of tables, chairs, etc., and m inor
m aintenance such as painting and repair work. S ervices will
I be required during any tim e of the day and on any consecutive,
I or non consecutive days. The num ber of tem porary laborers,
I may vary from one through thirty and is dependent on the ty p e s l
I and schedules of events.
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| Each bid m ust be subm itted on the prescribed IFB form s a nd ,
I be marked as called out in the IFB docum ent instructions.
I MERC extends equal opportunity to all persons and sp ecifical-,
ly encourages M B E ’s and W B E ’s to access and participate in,
this and all M ER C projects, program s and services. B idders!
will also be required to co m ply with the M ER C First O pportu­
nity Em ploym ent Target Area Program and the laws of the ,
I State of Oregon as related
M ERC reserves the right to reject all Bids or any Bids not
conform ing to the intent and purpose of the IFB docum ents, to
reject for good cause any and all bids upon a finding of M E R C ,
that it is in the publics interest to do so o r to w aive any right to ,
award the Contract at any tim e within sixty (60) days fo llo w in q l
the Bid opening.
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• Underwriting Programmer Analyst (#147)
• Telecommunications Analyst (#80)
LOSE 20 POUND
IN TWO WEEKS!
• Secretary III (#115)
• Medicare Second Payer Subrogation Analyst (#135)
• Marketing Technician (#110)
For more information about current openings call our Job Information
Line:
1-800-231-1617
We are strongly committed to equal opportunity in all phases of
employment.
BlueCross BlueShield
of Oregon
HMO Oregon
North Pacific Lumber Co’s continued commitment to market and
product expansion has created openings for successful Sales
Professionals. We are seeking:
• Motivated self-starters with 2+ years of
commission based sales experience
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Notice To Water Reservoir
Contractors
Invitation To Bid No. 96-34
to public contracts.
Blue Cross Blue Shield/HMO Oregon is currently recruiting for the
following positions:
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Metropolitan Exposition-Recreation Commission
Oregon Lottery
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F am ous U.S. W o m e n ’s A lpine S ki Team D iet
During the non-snow off season the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski Team
members used the Ski Team" diet to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. That's
right - 20 pounds in 14 days! The basis of the diet is chemical food action
and was devised by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U.S.
Ski Team. Normal energy is maintained (very important!) while reducing
You keep “full” - no starvation - because the diet is designed that way. It’s
a diet that is easy to follow whether you work, travel or stay at home (For
men, too!)
This is, honestly, a fantastically successful diet. If it weren't, the U.S.
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proven way. Even if you’ve tried all the other diets, you owe it to yourself
to try the U.S. Women’s Alpine Ski Tearn Diet. That is, if you really do want
to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. Order today! Tear this out as a reminder.
Send only $8.95 ($9.60 in Calif.)-add .50 cents Rush service to:
American Institute, 7343 El Camino Real, Suite 206, Atascadero, CA
93422. Don’t order unless you expect to lose 20 pounds in two weeks!
Because that’s what the Ski Team Diet will do
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Notice is hereby given that C lark Public U tilities is requesting
quotations from contractors to provide labor, m aterials am
equipm ent for erection and coatings of a 100,000 gallon w ater
reservoir. The work will be processed under the utilities’ Smal
W orks Roster procedure for public w orks projects under One
H undred Thousand Dollars ($100.000) strictly in accordance
with Q uotation #1139, specifications now on file in the U tilities'
Purchasing Office (address below). If a contract is let, the
successful contractor shall furnish a perform ance bond in the
am ount of one hundred percent (100% ) of the contract am ount.
This project is financed through the C om m unity Developm ent
Block G rant Program with funds obtained from the US. D epart­
ment of Housing and Urban Developm ent. The contract will be
subject to regulations of the D epartm ents of Labor and H ous­
ing and Urban Developm ent. Attention is called to Federal
provisions for Equal E m ploym ent O pportunity, HUD Section 3
requirem ents, and the m inim um w ages as set forth in the
contract docum ents.
Q uotations and A pplications will be received up to the hour of
11:00 AM, Friday, May 2 4 ,1 9 9 6 , at w hich tim e the quotes w ill
Multnomah Education Service
District
Invitation For Bids
for furnishing
Food Products And Cafe Supplies
Bids are solicited to furnish food products and cafe supplies for
this a g e n cy’s C ooperative P urchasing program . Bids will be
received by M ichael M lynarczyk, Purchasing Agent, at 11611
NE A insw orth C ircle, Portland, OR 97220-9017 (PO Box
301039, Portland, OR 97294-9039) (Phone: 503-257-1791)
until no later than 4:00 PM, Pacific Daylight Savings Tim e
(PDST), June 1 1,1 99 6 at w hich tim e and address the bids will
be publicly opened but will not be read aloud.
Specifications m ay be obtained at the above office. Each bid
must contain a statem ent as to w hether or not the bidder is a
resident bidder as defined in O RS 279.029. The D istrict may
eject any bid not in com pliance w ith all prescribed public
bidding procedures and requirem ents, and m ay reject for
good cause any or all bids upon a finding of the agency it is in
he public interest to do so. No bid will be considered that is
received after the appointed date and time.
Advertisement For Bid
Sealed bids for the o cea n og ra p hy W arehouse B uildings
Refroofing project will be received by the O regon State Board
of Higher Education until 2:00 PM, local time, June 1 1,1996.
Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud at that tim e. All
bidders must be registered w ith the C onstruction C ontractor’s
Board.
Additional inform ation m ay be obtained by contacting Facili­
ties Services, 100 A dam s Hall, C orvallis, O regon 97331 -2001
or telephone 541-737-7694.
JOURNEY LEVEL
ELECTRICIAN
P art-tim e Individual S kills
Trainer (OMHA) needed for
work with clients to improve
social functioning within a pre­
scribed treatment plan. Re­
quires personal transportation
allowing for transport of cli­
ents & driving record meeting
agency standards. Salary is
$8.00 per hour; no agency
benefits. Obtain required ap­
plication at Janus Youth Pro­
grams, 738 NE Davis, Port­
land. We value diversity. Po­
sition open until filled.
Rexam Graphics Manufactur­
ing plant has an immediate
need for a Journey Level Elec­
• Talented performers who seek the challenge
trician. Must posses a mini­
of working in a highly competitive environment
mum of Oregon LMP or GJ
• Results oriented professionals
license and have the tools of
• Excellent communication skills
the trade. Requires experi­
ence in start-up and trouble­
Established in 1948, NOR PAC is a consistent leader in wholesale
shooting
of AC & DC variable
distribution and trading o f forest products and other commodities.
Spirit M ountain Casino
speed
drives,
PLC & DCS
We recognize individual achievement with excellent opportunities
systems,
and
computer
litera­
Looking for FUN Summer Employment...
for unlimited financial rewards and offer highly competitive
cy
in
DOS.
Must
be
available
benefits. NOR PAC provides the capital and support necessarv fo r
The largest casino in Oregon is adding a shiny new upscale, casual
for any shift. Overtime and
restaurant. We are accepting applications for all restaurant posi­
weekend work may be re­
tions. We offer an exciting, fast-paced environment, and attractive
quired.
Concessions Worker
benefits package and a ton of fun. Send resumes to Spirit Mountain Journey Level Electrician pay is
City of Eugene-Hult Center
Casino, Attn: HFt-Phase II, P.O. Box 39, Grand Ronde, OR 97347,
$19.97/hour with shift differ­
for the Performing Arts
Fax: (503) 879-3081 or call us at (800) 760-7977 ext. 3814, for
ential paid for off shifts. Excel­
$5.0Q/hr
information or an application.
lent benefit package. Q uali­
(Approximately
8-12 hours/wk.)
fied individuals send resume
The
City
of
Eugene
is accepting
Real Estate Asset
MANUFACTURING
applications
for
the
position of
Rexam Graphics
Manager, City Of
Concessions
W
orker
with the
Immediate Openings
P.O. Box 3349
Hult
C
enterforthe
performing
Tacoma, WA
Growing Vitamin Co. has sev­
Portland, OR 97208-3349
Arts. Prepares and serves a
$52,873 starting to $64,272
eral manufacturing & ware­
Attn:
Human Resource Mgr.
Publications
variety
of alcoholic and non­
maximum. Responsible for
house positions available for Equal Opportunity Employers
Social Work
alcoholic beverages and food
Director
developing and managing a
all shifts: Days & Nights &
Family Case Manager in 24
to patrons. Must have at least
consolidated real estate as­
Weekends. M rG EXP. and
C o lu m b ia R iver G iil S cou t
hr. alcohol and drug free shel­
one
year of food service ex­
set management operation,
Good Math Skills preferred.
Council, Inc. seeking motivat­
ter for women and children.
perience,
preferable in a high-
Service
Technician
including property manage­
Starting $6.10-$7.00/HR. pay
ed, flexible individual experi­
Bachelor’s Degree and/or two
volume
operation,
and be at
ment, market analysis, pre­
increase and benefits after 90 Service and perform minor me­
enced in PageMaker, editing,
years experience. A&D expe­
least
21
years
of
age.
Liquor
chanical
repair
work
on
tran­
ventative maintenance, liabil­
days. Please apply between
comprehensive planning, su­
rience preferred. Send re­
bartending
experience
and
sit
vehicles.
Starting
wage
ity reduction, negotiations and
1-5, M-F or send resume to
pervision. Excellent writing &
sume to P.O. Box 2398, Port­
knowledge
of
OLCC
regula­
$10.81
per
hour.
Official
ap­
m a rke tin g . R e q u ire s and
3580 NE Broadway, Portland
communication skills. Directs
land, Oregon 97208.
tions desirable. Must be able
plication form and detailed
equivalent combination to: a
OR, 97232. We are an equal
production process for publi­
Child Advocate in Children’s
to
work evenings, weekends,
vacancy
announcement
avail­
BA
in
business,
public
adm
in­
opportunity
employer.
cations, implements theme,
program in a 24 hr. alcohol
and all summer months. Clos­
able at Salem Area Mass
istration or related field and
sets tone, develops plan &
and drug free shelter for wom­
ing Date: May 24, 1996. O b­
T ransit D istrict, 3140 Del
two years’ increasingly re­
budget for department. Send
Crew Leader
en
and
children.
Experience
tain
application packet from
Webb Ave. N.E., Salem, Or
sponsible experience in the
resume to: Personnel Colum­
and
Asst.
Crew
Leader
preferred. Send resume P.O.
Human
Resource and Risk
97303.
Completed
application
area of real estate manage­
bia River Girl Scout Council,
for
Summer
Youth
Employment
Box 2398, Portland, Oregon
Services,
777 Pearl Street,
form
must
be
received
at
Dis­
ment. For application materi­
PO Box 2427, Lake Oswego,
97208.
Program.
Part-time
tem
po­
R
oom
101,
E ugene OR
trict
by5:00p.m
M
ay24.1996.
als call (206) 591-5400. Last
OR 97035, 503-598-6513,
The Salvation Army is an equal
97401.
rary.
Resume
and
letter
to
An
Equal
Opportunity
Employer.
day
to
apply
is
May
31,1996.
Equal Opportunity Employer
2517 NE Alberta, Ptd. 97211
opportunity employer.
(541) 687-5061. AA/EO
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
dedicated to diversity.
by
5/10/96. For job desc. call
Action Employer.
287-3496.
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