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P O R T L A N D , OKEGOS
Cane Management Curreeliona Services Project
Jab Announcement
I he Case Management Corrections Services is
seeking applicants for the position ol Case Manager
now
(aeneral Statement of Duties: Performs direct coun
seling services and coordinates contracted services
for juvenile offenders who are target population
Required Knowledge. Skills, and Abilities:
Know
ledge of correctional service programs within the
juvenile justice system; sensitivity to the correctional
needs of individual clients, and an ability to com
municale effectively with a variety of individuals and
groups within the service area.
Required
Experience
and
Training:
Bachelor's
Degree in any of the behavioral srienrea, plus two
years experience and demonstrated ability in case
work or counseling services; the degree requirement
may I m - waived for selected persons familiar with the
designated service arras and who have demonstrated
competence in community service activities for a
minimum four year period.
Resumes will he accepted until December 15. 1974
All resumes and correspondence should I m - sent to Case
Management Corrections Services Project.
Northeast Juvenile Services Center
3807 N.E. Union Avenue
Portland. Oregon 97212
An Equal Opportunity Employer
A N S IM IA T E
PSYC H O LO G IS T I
SR C L IN IC A L
PSYC H O LO G IS T
$1140 1325.
Perforins pay
chological services in the
public mental health program
of Multnomah County. M IN
Q UAL:
2 yrs exper. in
clinical or psychological work
+ Master's Degree in clinical
or counseling
psychology.
A PP LY :
Before 4:30 pm.
Dec. 6, 1974.
Multnomah
County Civil Service Com
mission, 510 S.W .
Mont
gomery, Portland, Ore.
*1358 157b. Performs a wide
variety ol psychological ser
vices in the public mental
health program of Mult
nomah County. M IN QUAL:
3 yrs exper. in clinic or
counseling p s y c h o lo g ic a l
work + Ph D. in a clinical or
counseling psychology pro
gram
app ro ved
by
the
A .P.A . APP LY : Before 4:30
pm, Dec. 6, 1974.
M ult
nomah County Civil Service
Commission. 510 S.W. Mont
gomery, Portland, Ore.
An Equal
Opportunity Employer
An Equal
Opportunity Employer
A S S IS T A N I W A S TE
W A T E R PLAN T
O P E R A TO R
S D IA L -A -J O B
2 2 7 -5 8 2 8
Eor City of Portland
Requires I year waste water
plant operations experience
or completion of a waste
w a te r tre a tm e n t tra in in g
program. Starts at $b75 and
increases to $991 in one year.
Paid medical and dental in
suranre, jiension plan, plus
many
other
benefits
in
eluding advancement oppor
tumties. Apply at Portland
Civil Service, 510 S.W Mont
gomery, Portland. Oregon
97201.
yhain, a $41 million division of O M A R K
pandmg in response to increased world wide
V Chain. Expansion of our Portland. Oregon
f.o ility and arrival of new production
■inues to create new job openings in the
Graduate engineer with either BSME or BSIE degree. Two
to four years of experience in high speed manufacturing
environment; specifically the justification and acquisition of
manufacturing machinery, implementation of production
processes and cost reduction.
This is a shirt sleeve
environment offering you the opportunity to see your ideas
put to work. You will work closely with both foremen and
manufacturing management.
FACTORY DIRECT
Journeyman die maker with three to five years of experience
in high speed, close tolerance, carbide and steel progressive
dies. W ill build stamping dies and precision gages for our
modern production equipment. Top salary for experienced
die maker is *7 0 0 /hr. plus fringe benefits.
DISCOUNT PRICES
DOORS - WINDOWS - MILLWORK
CUT RATE PLYWOOD PRICES
-GLASS GLAZING
OPEN MON. THRU SAT., 9 S
We offer a complete fringe benefit program including
company paid life insurance, medical plan, dental plan, short
term disability plan and retirem ent program.
MAyhew
Interested individuals should call Herb M atter 654 6531 ext.
341 for further information or send resume to Oregon Saw
Chain Division. O M A R K Industries, 494)9 International Way,
Milwaukie. Oregon 97222.
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a d m in is tra tiv e p o s itio n s
in the
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M a n p o w e r P la n n in g a n d A d m in is tra tio n .
C a n d id a te s sh o u ld h a ve v e rifia b le kn o w le d g e s
a n d skills th a t re la te d ire c tly to th e M a n p o w e r
services fie ld
A p p lic a tio n s m a y be o b ta in e d a t th e Portland
C iv il Service O ffic e , 510 S W M o n tg o m e ry St.,
P ortland, O re g o n th ro u g h D ecem ber 13, 1974
AM EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
I am 1..A
and I am Watts, I struggle
got.
I have a dream. I am Martin Luther King
Overcome
Peace and Honor is my theme
I am the President. I am ashamed
C O U N T R Y is not to Blame 1 am low, but
will get back oil the ground.
1 am Heautilul, and 1 am Strong
I am
the farm.
1 am the Tail and the towering Trees of the West, and in
the W inter I liMik my Rest.
I am Broad and I am Hold, but one thing (or sure
I can't
be sold
I can I m - seen from Ocean to Ocean, and the Desert to the
Sea.
My neighbors to the North liMik at me and sav
T H A T 'S
A M E R IC A and she's D A M N P R O U D OF H E R SE LF...
T H A N K S G IV IN G
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An Equal
Opportunity Employer
KAISER
CITY OF PORTLAND
From the beginning of my time in '78 when the Red Cualn
carried Rig Sticks. I've seen Bloodshed lor Freedom, I've (elt
the pulse of my Heart, I've seen Indians feed us
I know the Stars and the Stripes were to fly high
had we all to cry?
1 am the Constitution, I am the Buffalo. 1 am a Great
Nation and no one will overthrow
I've seen the personality split, and 1 took all of the licks. I
am Abe Lincoln, I am a slave
Rut I do know ll've been
aavedl. I've teen the Kaiser come and go
and H itler tried
to overthrow
Oh for the price of Freedom we have to pay
and a
Quarantine around the Pigs Ray
I am Jack. 1 am Robby
I am the Peach March on the
$11191241
Supervises A
assists in planning of all
nursinp and health program
related activities. Exercises
initiative in directing, im
plemeiiting and evaluating
comprehensive health care
service within a program or
facility. Current opening at
Alcoholic Recovery Center.
M IN QUAE: Grad from 2, 3.
or 4 yr nursing program.
Exper. in clinical practice of
nursing, including exper. in
dirating ability to supervise
or train staff A participate in
program planning.
Possess
valid Oregon Nursing Li
cense APPLY: Before 4:30
pm. Dec. 6. 1974
M ult
nomah County Civil Service
Commission. 510 S.W. Mont
gomery, Portland, Ore.
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C o u n t y o u r s p e c ia l b lessings.
Be g r a t e f u l f o r e a c h o n e . T h a t's
T h a n k s g iv in g 's m essage.
b a n k in g
f o r (ht*
n o n -b a n k e r
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
A series of workshops
o ffe rin g ideas in C h ris t
mas gift and decorations is
scheduled by the downtown
YW C A
Ideas in food gifts and
recipes to share will I m - given
in Gifts from the Kitchen,
scheduled D ecem ber 2nd
from
7:00 to 9:00
p.m.
Instructor Diane Muvskens
will show how to make and
wrap beautiful and easy gifts
of jellies, breads and cakes.
A Mother-Child Holiday
Workshop is offered De
cember 7th for mothers and
their children, three years of
age or older. Workshop 1 is
scheduled from 9:30 to 11:30
a m. and Workshop I I from 1
to 3 p.m.
Instructors will
show how to make simple
holiday gifts and decorations
from egg cartons, paper
rolls, pine cones and other
around the home supplies
Workshops are open to the
public as well as YW C A
members.
Registration is
now open at the downtown
YW CA. 1111 S.W 10th. for
all workshops.
Portland
Area
Housing
Choices is the theme of a
workshop offered by the
Center for Urban Education
on Wednesday, December
4lh, at 6:45 p.m. at the First
Presbyterian Church, 1200
S.W. Alder.
The workshop w ill review
both past and present trends
in public and private hous
ing. Including a discussion of
local housing and financial
markets, low income housing
programs and alternatives.
and
the
possibilities
for
renewal or redevelopment of
existing housing stock.
The session is part of
CUE's "Planning and the
Citizen" series, and will be
taught by Professor Sumr.er
Sharpe, Homer Matson, and
Dale De Harpport. Professor
Sharpe is from the Urban
Studies faculty at Portland
State University. M r. Matson
is Program
Manager
for
Housing for the City of
Portland. M r. De Harpport
is president of the M etro­
politan Home Builders As
sociation.
The course is open to the
public.
There is a $3.00
charge for registration. Re
gistration and further in
formation are available at
the Center for Urban Ed
ucation. 0245 S.W Bancroft.
Portland, 97201. 221 0984.
Jeannie Hoffman, talented
puoist. and David Friesen,
accomplished bass player,
w ill join the Portland State
University Choir under the
direction of Dr. DavTd Wilson
in a Christmas program on
December 6th at Portland
S ta te U n iv e rs ity 's S m ith
Memorial Center ballroom, at
7:30 p.m.
The Portland State choir,
largest choir of its kind in
the area, will perform com
positions
by
both
guest
artists as well as traditional
Christmas songs presented in
an exciting jazz motif.
The proceeds from the
program, "Christmas and All
That Jazz", will lie used to
establish a Portland State
University Music Scholarship
fund.
For those who want to
make Christmas in the home
more
festive and
family
c e n te re d th is y e a r, the
Northeast YW C A and Mai
lory Christian Church are
co s p o n s o rin g "Christm as
Fam ily Fun Night".
This workshop is sche­
duled December 11th from
6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the
Northeast Y W C A , 126 N.E.
Alberta. A light supper will
be served while parents and
children work together on
holiday decorations.
Helping families work on
crafts will be Virginia Krebs.
Carol and Ed Goldson. Mary
Ann Talbot. Diana Uselton,
Lesley Unthank, Paula Daw
son, Thelma W arren, M arilyn
Brown, Chris Kresek and
Ruth Miles.
The workshop is open to
the public as well as YW C A
members at no charge.
Dennis Payne. Executive
D ire c to r of the
M a r tin
L u th e r K in g S cholarship
Fund, announced that appli
cations for Scholarship Assis
tance a re a v a ila b le
for
W inter Term 1975. Decem­
ber 2, 1974 is the deadline
applications should be re ­
turned to the Scholarship
Office.
The applications w ill be
available at the following
locations:
P o r t la n d M e t r o p o lit a n
Community Agencies;
High
Schools
(Portland
Public);
Colleges and Universities
(State of Oregon).
If there are any questions,
contact the Scholarship Of
fire at 229-4475.
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Sunday morning worship:
Sunday Evening worship
Wednesday Evening prayer
Friday Worship Service
a b o u t th e g o o d in
y o u r life . C om e,
lif t u p y o u r h e a rt
Bob H a rris o n - P asto r
in church.
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Sweet Potatoes are one
of .several truly native Am er­
ican vegetables, along with
corn, pumpkins, squash and
new varieties o f heuns and
peas These crops supple
mented the fam iliar foods
the colonists brought with
them from England. As with
corn, the Indiana were culti
vating sweet potatoes long
before the arrival of the
first settlers, and later taught
them the value o f this ver­
satile crop
Yam is another name for
the sweet potato, especially
in some parts o f the South,
where it is a staple food
Actually the two vegetables
belong to different plant
families. However, they are
so hard to tell apart that
yams and sweet potatoes
P IL G R IM 'S Y A M M U M IT IO N
are interchangeable in any
recipe
Candied yams, a favorite
2 cans (1 7 -ounces each) yams, drained
fall and winter side-dish, has
and cut into 1/2-inch slices
nunn ious variations In New
England, where this recipe
2 medium ripe bananas, sliced
is a traditional Thanksgiving
1/3 cup Blue Bonnet Margarine
favorite, maple syrup is
often used as a glaze. Else
1/4 teaspoon salt
where, honey, brown sugar
1/3 cup light corn syrup
and/or fruit juices are pre
ferred
2 tablespoons orange juice
Pilgrim's Yam mumtion is
112 cup flaked coconut
a unique version o f the das
sic candied sweet potato
your family is sure to love.
Bananas an* combined with
Alternate layers o f yams and banana sines in a 1-quart
the yams in this jiffy cas­ casserole ending with a layer o f yams.
serole which is glazed with
Melt Blue Bonnet Margarine Stir in salt. corn syrup and
a mixture of orange juice, orange )uice Pour over yams and bananas Cover and bake
corn syrup and Blue Bonnet at 375>’ F. for 30 minutes Remove from oven Carefully
Margarine for rich, old fash pour o ff some of margarine mixture into a cup Pour over
ioned flavor. A sprinkling yams and bananas to baste Sprinkle with coconut.
of coconut makes .1 perfect
Bakr uncovered for about 10 minutes, or until coconut
topping for this tasty dish
is browned Serve hot Makes 6 servings
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