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Portland Observer
Vietnam benefit features singer
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M alvin a Reynold«, 73
ye ar old so n g w riter and
singer, will appear at the
Portland State University
Ballroom, 8:00 p.m., Friday.
April 25. 1975, in a benefit
concert for the Notebooks
for North Vietnam Project.
The project la sponsored by
the American Friends Ser
vice committee as part of
the h u m an itarian recon
struction assistance being
sent to all parts of Vietnam.
The concert itself is co­
sponsored by the PSU
Progressive Arts Board.
Malvina has been writing
songs
both words and
music
since the early
50’s, and many of us are
familiar with her composi
tions
"u ittle Boxes,"
"Turn Around," "Morning
town Hide." "Magic Penny"
through their perfor
inances by some of our
leading singers:
Judy
Collins, Pete Seeger, Joan
Baez, Harry Belafonte, The
Seekers. The Limeliters.
288-542*
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ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHUkCH
< o rn e r of 8th and S kid m o re
Sunday Srhixjl
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Sunday Worship 11 IN) a in
( hriMiun \011lh Fellowship b.(N)
(Second and Fourth Sundayal
R e ve re n d
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MARANATHA
1222 NE Skidmore
28 8-7 2 41
She had more good songs
than were being picked up
by other singers, so in her
50’s Malvina took to the
road and began singing her
own, making successful ap
pearances at concerts, col
lege assemblies, festivals,
and national conferences.
She has also appeared,
singing her own songs as
the
character
Kate
on
Sesame Street.
She has
toured in Japan, in Eng
land, and in France.
Many of her songs are
topical, though she writes
on any subject that inter
ests her -
love songs,
children's songs, ballads,
nowhere songs. The songs
are available in printed
form in four collections:
Little Boxes and Other
Handm ade
Songs,
The
Muse of Parker Street,
Tw eedlea and Foodies,
Cheerful Tunes lor Lutes
and Spoons.
Malvina composes and
sings popular songs, and on
her new records she per
forms in a rock setting that
goes well with her music
and ideas.
Catholic/Jew featured
For the first time in the
• Jewish la w (Halakhal)
history of the Lectureship a in the New Testament
Jewish Christian dialogue
• IT h e o lo g ic a l
and
will.take place between two Historical) Aspects of the
of the nation's foremost Passover Tradition and the
Biblical theologians.
la s t Supper
Itabbi Sidney Hoenig. of
Father McKenzie’s lec­
Veshiva University, New tures will include:
York City, and Father John
• C h ristian A m b ig u ity
McKenzie, of DePaul Uni
towards the Pharisees
versity, Chicago, will be the
• C h ristian A m b ig u ity
lecturers
at
the
Ninth towards the Torah
Annual Portland Christian
• The Eucharist as the
lectureship.
They will Christian Passover
speak on the subject: Com­
The Lectureship, spon
mon Elements and D if­ sored by Ecumenical M ini­
ferences, Theological and stries of Oregon, will be
Historical, of Judaism and held at First United Metho­
dist Church, 1838 S.W.
Christianity.
Dr. Hoenig's lectures will Jefferson. Times are: April
22nd, 7:30 p.m.: April 23rd,
be:
• The Basic C o n tribu
3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.;
tions of the Pharisees to April 24th, 3:00 p.m. and
7:30 p.m.
Christianity.
HURCH
Church and School for Community
Church school and Bible class:
Sunday morning worship:
ST ANDREW'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday Evening worship
Wednesday Evening prayer
Friday Worship Service:
Reverend Bertram Griffin
806 N.E. Alberta
Portland, Oregon 97211
John Parker Interim Pastor
Masses:
9:oo a.m. Hymn»
10:30 a.m. Choir
12:00 p.m. Folk Mass
MR Mass
p lan n ed
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Hear Evangelist Aaron Johnson
A t the C om m unity C h u rc h of God
2 0 2 M.f. S k id m o re St
Sunday, A pril 2 0 th
A special folk Mass for
mentally handicapped per
sons will be conducted on
Sunday, April 27th at 1:00
p.m. at Holy Redeemer
Church. 25 N. Portland
Blvd. Celebrants will be
Reverend William Adams
and Reverend Remy Soden,
chaplain at Fairview State
H ospital
and
T ra in in g
Center for eleven years.
Instigated by Margaret
Peterson, the director of a
facility for adult retarded
men in North Portland, the
Mass will include guitar
music and singing and is
designed so that the con
gregation can understand
and participate in the ser
vice.
Families and friends of
the retarded are welcome
and a social hour will follow
the Mass.
A free will
offering will be taken.
l l e . r n . A 7 p.m
Wed. - Fri. A p ril 2 3 — 2 5
7 p.m nightly.
This young m an was d e liv e re d from the
clutches of drugs, from stn to salvation.
H ear this dynamo for C h ris t.
AU faiths Welcome
M o tt P a s to r - P o «
Freezing
ta u g h t
St. Johns YW CA. 8010 N.
Charleston,
will
sponsor
two one session workshops
on food preservation this
month.
On A pril 23rd from 1:00
to 3:00 p.m. a workshop on
food freezing will offer tips
on freezing fresh
fruit,
vegetables and other foods.
Home Canning will be
offered April 30th from 1:00
to 3:00 p.m. In addition to
providing a review of the
basics of canning and types
of canning methods, Home
Canning will also present
new ideas for food preser
vation.
Thursday, April 17, 1975
V ic to r B ro w n
V a n n i offer
a variety
of services *
Personality
Postured,
Modern,
Traditional,
Humanistic
Ritualistic
Non Ritualistic
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VANNS
C. Don V ann
MORTUARY
J 5211 N.Williams Avenue 2 8 1 -2 8 3 6
P o r tla n d ,O r e g o n
For an estimate of
the current market
value of your home
For assistance in selling
your home
or buying
a new one
call
Bob Nelson
E G . S TA SSEN S’ INC.
R EA LTO RS
.3835 N.E. Hancock
Office
288 8871
Residence
287 4050
KsaaoKsacxsaaacxsasssuaBnanuooaaKjaaaatscxsnaaaci
( able Karkhor Operator
15 B'/r yard).
Exp. in
sew er ditch excavatio n.
Must live within city limits
and
l»e u n em p lo yed
days, $6.03 an
248 4011.
(or 30
hour.
Call
Grader Operator
For street grading job.
Must live within city limits
& be unemployed for 30
Jays $5.87 an hour. Call
248 4011.
P IA N O LESSONS
The latest in modern piano
music and theory. 284 3900
(after 51 or 234 3301. ext.
4751.
K E Y PUN CH O PERATO R
G A T Corp, is a leading
manufacturer of photogra
phic specialities w/an im ­
mediate need for a key
punch operator on the day
shift. 1 yr. exp. preferred
but will consider trainee wZ
proper keypunch schooling.
Position offers a liberal
wage A benefit program as
well as a modern work
environment, if interested
call 644 1181 ext. 369 and
an application w ill be
mailed to your home or
apply Mon. -Fri. 9 a.m. 3:30
p.m.
G A F Corporation Consumer
Photo Division, 8585 S.W
Hall Blvd.. Portland. Ore.
97207.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer MZF
M E D IC A L RECORDS
NO TIC E
O U T P A T IE N T C LERK
A.R.T. or equivalent exp.
required for this position.
Responsible for quantita
live analysis and statistical
tabulation of out patient
records.
Please apply personnel of
fice, 280 4165. Em m anuel
Hospital, 2801 N. Ganten
bien, P o rtla n d . Oregon
97227.
An Equal Opportunity
Em plover
Notice
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Notice is hereby given that the City of Portland has
filed two major modificationa to the Comprehensive
Manpower Plan with the U.8. Department of l,abor for
Federal Manpower funds available under Title I of the
Comprehensive Employment and Training A rt of 1973
(CETA).
The initial funding application was submitted to the
U.8. Department of luibor on June 1st. 1974.
The first major modification changed specific sections
of the initial grant narrative and changed program
activities.
From October 1st, 1974 through June 30th, 1975
approximately 1,493 economically disadvantaged persons
will utilize the program's services with an estimated 840
persons completing the program by June 30th, 1975. Of
those completing, 407 participants will be placed in
unsubsidiz.ed permanent employment and 222 persona
(primarily youth) will return to school or enroll in
additional non C E T A training or activity.
Those
enrolled in the program will receive attention under
C ETA as follows: Black 424. Chicano 307, American
Indian 153. other minorities 287. Vietnam era Veterans
264, Youth 665. Older Workers 100, and ex offenders 64.
Anticipated expenditures by cost categories will be:
Administration
$563,(MX); Allowances
$272,(MX);
Client Wages
$948,(XXI; Fringe Benefits
$71,000;
and Services to Clients
$480,000 for an estimated
FY'75 total of $2.910.000.
Estimated costs of the Manpower System components
for FY'75 will be: Intake, Orientation and Assessment
$231,552; Pre Vocational and Vocational Training
$289,100; Job Development and Placement
$75,398;
Management Information System
$114,969; Youth
Manpower System
$817,475; Older Workers Program
$333,028; and C E T A Administration
$316,71X1.
The second major modification increases the total grant
funding from $3.684,(MX) to $3,919.050; $1.009.350 of the
new grant total has been obligated for the forthcoming
fiscal year.
Copies of the City of Portland's C ETA grant major
modification will be available for review in the
Manpower Services Division, Third Floor. 620 S.W. Fifth
Avenue. Portland. Oregon 97204 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., Monday through Friday, March 24th through
April 25th, 1975. W ritten comments on the application
should be addressed to:
Mrs. Jess C. Ramaker, Assistant Regional Director
Manpower, Department of Ijtbor/M anpow er administra
tion
Region X, 1321 Second Avenue
Seattle. Washington 98101
REESE’S CASH OIL
N o t ic e
Notice is hereby given. The City of Portland, Bureau
of Human Resources. Manpower Division, is seeking
contractors to perform services under the Title I of the
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973
(Public Law 93 203) as amended.
Services to be
rendered during fiscal year 1976 (July 1, 1975 through
June 30, 1976) include major components of the
Comprehensive Manpower Program conducted with the
guidance of the Portland Manpower Planning Council.
Proposals are to address any one of the following
program Components:
A. Intake, orientation and assessment services.
Includes: a program of outreach into the community to
locate and enroll clients who are eligible for services; an
orientation program which will cover the range of
opportunities and sei vices available through the
manpower services program; all guidance and assistance
necessary to define a training and an employment track
that will bring the client to full skill and employment
level.
B. Development of training programs and the
selection of training program operators. The contractor
will secure training services in response to client need
and give each client the supportive counseling and
backup to guarantee a successful training experience.
C. The development of job opportunities.
This
necessitates an innovative concentration of effort on the
development and maintenance of a system of employer
contacts and persuasive public education.
The
contractor will be expected to be the foremost
practitioner of job development.
Proposers M U ST use the Request for Proposal format
which is available at the Manpower Services Division,
Third Floor. 620 S.W. Fifth Avenue, Portland. Oregon,
97204, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday starting Monday, March 21, 1975. Proposals will
be accepted from March 24 through April 11, 1975 at the
.unpower Services Division office. No proposal will be
«ecepted after 12:00 midnight on Friday, April 11,1975.
A nropoaer's Conference will be held on Thursday.
Ma ch 27, 1975.
The time and location will be
announeed later. This conference will provide assistance
in answering technical and informational questions which
have occurred during the proposal w riting process.
Hi w . cr, the beginning date for writing proposals is
March k4, 1975 NOT March 27.
Notice is hereby given that the City of Portland has filed
a major modification with the U.S. Department of Labor for
federal manpower funds available under Title V I of the
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973
(CETA).
The initial funding application was submitted to the U.S.
Department of Labor on January 8th. 1975.
This
modification supercedes prior modifications.
This modification accepts $125.246 in discretionary funds,
increasing the total grant allocation from $1.523.258 to a
new total of $1,648,504. This money will be used entirely
for public service employment.
An estimated 288 individuals will be served over the next
ten months and there will be 146 positions filled by the end
of April, 1975.
Copies of the modification will be available for review and
comment for thirty days beginning Friday April 11th, 1975
and continuing through Monday May 26th. 1975, in the
Manpower Services Division, 620 S.W. Fifth Avenue. Third
F loor, Portland. Oregon 97204. The hours for reviewing
the modification will be 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Comments on the full funding modification should be
directed to:
Jess C. Ramaker
Assistant Director for Manpower
U.S. Department of Labor
Manpower Administration. Region X
1321 Second Avenue
Seattle. Washington 98101
P IA N O OR
ORGAN LESSON'S
L atest
and
m odern
method to play either
instrument.
For more
information, please call
287 1634.
Industrial Nurse
The w o rld 's le a d in g producer o f Saw C hains
has an o p e n in g fo r an in d u stria l nurse a t its
m od ern M ilw a u k ie m a n u fa c tu rin g plant.
You w ill re n d e r n ursing care in e m e rg e n c y
a nd n o n -e m e rg e n c y situations, instruct first a id
classes, a d m in is tra te co m p an y hea lth p ro ­
gram s, m a in ta in h e a lth a nd safety records
in c lu d in g OSHA, in ve stig a te a n d subm it to
insurance ca rrier W o rkm a n 's C om pe n satio n
claim s, a nd co nd uct the o n g o in g a u d io m e tric
te sting p ro g ra m .
Q u a lifie d a p p lic a n ts should be a reg istered
nurse a nd be a c e rtifie d In du stria l A u d io m e tric
Technician. An A m e ric a n Red Cross instruction
card is p re fe rre d .
Prefer one ye a r
in d u stria l
nursing
ex­
p e rie n c e .
E xcellent frin g e b e n e fits in c lu d e
p a id m e d ic a l & d e n ta l insurance.
APPLY IN PERSON OR SEND RESUME TO
O m a rk Industries
4909 In te rn a tio n a l W ay
M ilw a u k ie , O regon 97222
654-6531
A N EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
3531 N . E. 8th
50 gals - $ 2 0 .0 0
100 gals - $37.00
50 0 gals & up - 35< per gal.
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2 8 8 -7 7 7 7 ask for M ickey
7 Days A -W eek, 7 A M .-9 P.M.
A vailable on emergency
PORTLAND FIRE BUREAU
OFFERS AN EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY AS
FIRE FIGHTER
STARTING SALARY - $9,900.80
AFTER FIVE YEARS - $14,497.60
W H O ARE ELIGIBLE
A h ig h school g ra du ate or have successfully
passed the GED test, 21 th ro ug h 25 years o f
a g e if a n o n -v e te ra n ; 21 th ro u g h 30 years
o f a ge if a ve teran , in goo d physical
c o n d itio n , w e ig h t p ro p o rtio n a te to heigh t.
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS
This Career o p p o rtu n ity also o ffe rs paid
va catio n, an o u tsta n d in g re tire m e n t p la n,
and a fu ll p ackage o f e m p lo y e e fa m ily
benefits.
FREE ORIENTATION
TRAINING
D esigned to a c q u a in t interested p e o p le w ith
the |ob o f a Fire Fighter a nd an e x p la n a tio n
o f th e selection process.
TO PREPARE YOURSELF FOR
THE JOB CONTACT
T ra in in g Station 2
5340 N. Interstate
248-4340
An Equal O p p o rtu n ity Em ployer
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