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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1973)
Porti rnd/Observer CMSStF/MML çëîactto/i F The Stale of Oregon in actively seeking applirationa for several vacant portillons in the Portland and Salem areas. Some of the current openings are' SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Income Tax A uditor I $679 666 Veteran's Benefits Consultant $712-900 Workman's Compensation Examiner Trainee $615 712 Super visor of Computerised Koeords $746 965 Adult Service W orker (Caseworker 1) $616 766 Police Standards Coordinator $055 1210 Television Broadcast Technician 2 $746 666 Workman's Compensation Rep. Customer Service $670 666 Workman's Compensation Rep. Sales Rep. $670 666 Nutrition Consultant 1 $6.37 1052 Clerk »/Secretaries (typing 50 wpm) $437 566 Experienced on tingle or Double needle Good Fringe Benefit! Retire ment program and Free Porting facilities AFFIY Fprw»nn»l Dtpo* WHITE STAG Other openings are in such fields as fiscal, accounting and health. For more information about these openings and Manufacturing Co. others, contact: 5 100 Si Korney ls'»»e"A and I I 30 nm Personnel Division S u te Office Building 1400 8 .W . 5th Portland s f g./nf Oriftc » *y f a'piAy« J ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■$ ■ D IA L-A -JO B ! 229 6024 Hob and Bill ('roas, A ffirm ative Arlion Specialists. An Equal Employment Opportuni tv Affirmative Action Employer J 227-5828 ■ K A IS E R • PERM ANENTES ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■m NURSE REGISTERED CLINICAL COORDINATOR A challenging manogement position in a progrettive 540 bed teaching hoc pital. Responsibilities in surgical patient oreas include development ond im plementation of nursing standards, progroms. pokoes, and staff planning with participation in educahonoi programs. Represents nursing at medicol staff meetings related to «ore of surgical patients. This import position re quires a BS degree, MS preferred with hospital nursing supervisory expon ents. Competitive salary with excellent fringe benefits mokes this an unusual opportunity. CONTACT: A N IM A I. C O N T R O L O F F IC E R Fulltim e or p a rt-tim e C o m p e titive salaries Excellent benefits and w o rkin g conditions S609 • 612. Enforces laws dealing with animals. MIN QUAL: ill One year's ent ployment with local govern mental agency enforcing am inal laws OR (21 Two year's em p lo y m en t in r a r e and handling of dogs. EXAM: June 14. APPLY: Before 5 p.m. June 6, 1073. Mult nomah County Civil Service Comm., 510 S.W. Montgo rnery, Portland. Oregon. 2 2 7 -5 8 2 8 t v r s w a t service •7 MOua C lfA N IN G SA’ CTTDATS UNTl, N O O N < o w n o e lA U N O tv t t tV lC f - fnnrfy | mpfn^gr Lloyd Center — Next to tie Liquor Store. P E P I’s one and only sto re. Open 9:30 a j n . to 9:00 p jn . Daily. Sundays: Noon to 4:00 p jn . Eilm and television star George Takei will be in Portland Saturday. Juno 2. to a d d re s s th e J a p a n e s e American Citizens Ia-ague families and friends at Pori land Community. Takei is well know for his part as Su I.u in telev ision's "Star Trek" 281-2731 series. Attention Veterans You can buy these well built duplexes. 3 plexes & 4 plexes for no money- down. Very good rental income arid a fantastic price. Call Henry Wong at 223 7151 EREE LEG AL AIO ALBIN A L EG A LI LINK 2500 N W illiams Mondav A Wednesdavs "> III to 6 :3 ; p .m . 264-5712 Stan Wiley, Inc. Realtors to i l M E E R PI ANDor ORG AN LESSONS la test and modern method guarantees that you can learn to play either instrument, Eor information, please call 267 1634 D r iv e r s needed m e a ls to s h u t in s . m e et your le a v es and Io d e liv e r H o u rs s c h e d u le . to • a ll f is h e s . 2 6 x N t . i l You can Albina Family and Communitv Service 73 N.E. Morris. 266 911." Personal Counseling. Mar nage Counseling, Hot lane Sell it! C r is is . Tape deck repairs Mr. T akei will d iscu ss Racism in the Media", trae ing the influence of news papers and radio to the early 1900» when Americans were made aw are of the "yellow peril" threat. Later, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, newsreels and papers signi licantly influenced the gov ernm ent in its decision to forcefully evacuate 110,000 Nikkei 'Jap an ese Americans) to wartim e relocation camps. Racial tensions relaxed after World War II: however, with the increase in competitive trade between Japan and the U n ited S ta te s in rec en t years, racism is reoccuring. "Media's influence in shap ing racial images is felt by many groups in our society," asserts Takei. The public is invited to attend the free presentation in room AT ST at PCC's Sylvania center, 12000 S.W. 19th Avenue, at 6 p.m. The program is being pre s e n te d by th e J a p a n e s e American Citizens la-ague in cooperation with P o rtla n d Community College. Eor more information contact Don Hayashi. D irector of JACI. at 223 1051. It will be a scene out of thi old west, in a 1973 setting when an expected 400 riders and their horses make their wav over several miles of Marion County farmland on Juno 3rd. The event is the St. Paul Rodeo Association'» annual daylong trail ride w h i c h winds through hop yards, corn fields, and along por lions of the W illamette Riv er. Rodeo Association P resi dent Hill Smith says activi ties for the Sunday ride begin with a traditional cow boy breakfast at 6 a.m. at the St. Paul Community Hall. Il will I n - a scene out of the old west in a 1973 setting when an expected Itkl riders and their horses make their wav over several miles of Marion Counlv farmland on June 3rd. .After breakfast, several hundred cowboys and cow girls of all ages will "move out". The trail ride is a prelude to the St. P.iul Rodeo. held July 2. 3 and 1th. This is the :36th year for the annual rodeo, which has become one of the largest professional rodeos in America. romplete, speedy, compc tent service. Ix»w rates. Dealer inquiry invited. ♦ ♦ * RASI( ALLY SOI N D S custom cartridge record ing service. We repair defective tapes. 527 N E Davis 233-0060 with a P-O Person-to-Person Want Ad Call 2 8 3 -2 4 8 7 PORTLAND C L E A N IN G W O R K S NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND P * D I P CLEAN EXTRACTION * GENTLE. SANITARY ECONOMICAL Do H Vounalt And Sn.a $J V SPRING CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL R STAYS CLEAN LONGER ♦ . . 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Charles, Patterson, Personal R epresentative. Kurt Schles inger, A ttorney, Keller A Glaze. A ttorneys at Iaiw. HMM) Crown Plaza. Portland. FafeAAsAed 1912 KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITAL Community Services 311 N.E. Shaver Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Repre senl.ilive of the above estate and has qualified. /Ml | ht sons having claims against said estate are hereby re quired to present the same with proper vouchers within four months from this date at 1000 Crown Plaza. Port land. Oregon. C L IA M M S A LAUNDKRERS Personnel D e p o rtm en t An E fj-»ri/ Body and Fender Repair Notice to interested jiersons in the circuit court of the S tate of Oregon for the County of Multnomah. De parlm ent of probate, no. 116360. An I Seel Oppa«vr»<F trapravar Experienced CARLOS The D etroit C hapter of the National Dunbar High School Alumni of Little Rock, Ar kansa», is sponsoring a re union of all the graduation classes to be held in D etroit, Michigan, August 2 5, 1973. The site of this gala occasion will lx- the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge at W est Grand Boulevard and Third Avenue. The extravaganza is given in honor and trib u te to the school (Dunbar High) that was closed by the governor of A rkansas during the fight for integration. Dunbar High has to its credit more than 15.000 grad uates over the years and we are expeeting all of these, worldwide, to gather in De troit for the event August 2 5. 1073. We are very proud of our school and we will be very proud to se< you. its graduates, there. Don W allers is Chairman of the Detroit Chapter of Dunbar High School Alumni, anil Ronnie E. Robinson is Publication Chairman. Eor further information about this coming event, write or con tact: Ronnie E. 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