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i May H, 1975 Portland Observer Page 5 ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH ( o r n e r til 8 th a n d S k id m o r e Sunday Si-hool Sutidav \\ m ship SALESMAN <t III .1 m 11 ini a.m < hi is li.in Y Ii u ih 1 I lltiw s h ip Major company accepting application for position as salesman Must meet fo llo w in g m inim um stan dards: High School grad., pass company phyairal, va lid drivers license, direct motor frieghl sales exp. pri li rred Send resumer t<> E IM I F re iq h f System. I'.O Box n5?2tl, Port.. Ore 97210. An Equal Opportunity Employer li INI p I I I iSeiiind and I m u lti Sund,iv*t Hexerend ....... las I. M ravh.....I. Mimslei ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH HIMi N.E. Alberta Street Iteverend Hertram G rillin , Paalor Masse*: 5:1X1 p m Vigil Saturday III INI a m. Choir Sunday 12:00 p m Folk Sunday 281 1429 ST. ANDREW C O M M U N IT Y SCHOOL 1919 N.E. 9th Ave Murila Kelly. Principal D IA L -A -J O B Phone: 284-1620 t . rad es l* a th o d i» t I th ro u g h 8 2 2 7 -5 8 2 8 KAISER PERMANENTE . in fin ie o f need ( (IM M U N IT Y H E A IT II A ID III M A IN TE N A N C E ENGINEER D E M IST I »637 718 Dentist wanted to staff County Public Health Den lal Clinic providing general dentistry to low income children. Oregon license required. $18.752 21.775. I.d u ra l fringe benefits. In quire Dr. Kobert Isman. 248 3711. Apply Multno mah County Personnel Of (ice, 919 S.W. Taylor. 9th Floor, Portland. OK 97205 by May 16th. 248 3296. An Equal Opportunity Employer Participants as a member of a health team in developing A coordinating health ser vices to the community M l'. Q( AU: 2 yrs. para professional exp. in the health field in specified areas. For further details contact John Sublett, 248 3296. APPLY: Before 4:30 p.m.. May 22nd, Multnomah County Personnel. 919 S.W Taylor. Ninth Floor. Port land. Oregon 97205. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Exp. in refrigeration, air rond., general repairs and maintenance req. Apply personnel dept. 2 4 p.m. Sheraton Hotel BXX) N.E. Multnomah. Equal Opportunity Employer Equal Opportunity g ( ALIM I I.l.s C O L O N IA L SK »k 11 AH', S MAN >KH M < HI I 14ih .it Sandy tnd Hurnside 232-411 1 Are You Straining LISTEN TO Y ANN'S MORTUARY GOSPEL HO UR GOSPEL HOUR SI NDAY 9 10 a.m. RADIO KQIY #107 ON YOI R EM D IA L Y O U R ^ ^ P USE Semler Easy N O T IC E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing w ill be held by the T ri County Metropolitan Transporta lion D istrict of Oregon (T ri Met) at the Portland Water Bureau Building Auditorium . 1800 S.W Sixth Avenue, Portland, Oregon, at 2:00 p.m., May 28, 1975, for the pur,mse of considering a project for which financial assistance is being sought from the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, pursuant to the Urban Mass Transportation ?\ct of 1964. as amended, generally described as follows: Section 5 of the Urban Mass Transportation A rt of 1964, as amended, provides a new program of federal operating assistance to Urban Mass Transportation systems, whereby the T ri County Metropolitan Trans portalion D istrict of Oregon iT ri Met) is eligible to receive federal funds for operating assistance for fiscal year 1974 .„75 and is a part of the transportation development program under CRAG. The estimated cost of the project is $3,321,334. Federal jiartinpation w ill be $1,660,677 and the local share w ill lie $1.660,677 allocated from the funds collected by employer payroll taxes. At the hearing T ri Met w ill afford an opportunity for interested person* or agenries to be heard with respect to the social, economic and environmental aspects of the project Interested persons may submit oral or w ritten evidence and recommendations with respect to the project. A copy of the application for a federal grant for the project, together with an environmental impart analysis is available for public inspection at the T ri Met office, 320 S.W. Yamhill Avenue, Portland. Oregon. 2? 512« N L A Miniator 2 I4 -S 4 2 9 C h u rc h S chool 9t«S am 11:00 am 12:00 noon TtJO pm Mo—-oy Worthy W «d W ad Noon — in a H our o i ho w or F ro y a r A C k>»i AAaahnq N u r t a r y C o ra F ro v a la d W a ana m o k i n g o u r N e ig h b o r h o o d A B r o th e r h o o d Joe Joseph Your Com munity Insurance M a n 57 I N Killings worth PIANO LESSONS frraò/tihed 1912 QUALITY DRY CLEANING REASONABLE RATES •SAM» DA» $ H «T SERVICE •2 H O U t CLE A N IN G SATURDAYS UNTIL NCJO N •C »AME’ f IA U N 0 R * « I '< ( The latest music and lafler 5) 4751. AVAILABLE Do R Y OvrwH And Kiy* 1$ 2 8 9 -9 3 5 7 V M l, ext CARLOS KOOY A P AIN T SHOP 311 N.E. Shaver 287 8529 SE IE SERVICE I 10 N HAUNOSWORÎH 4 RI m I i « •» Intento»« modern piano 284 3900 The most reasonable shop town. in Work done satisfactorily. PI ANO OR OUTLET STORE OKI. AN I » s o n s L atest anil modern melhisl to play either instrument. fo r more information, please call 287 16.34 On Swan Island REDUCTIONS FROM GLASSES For an estimate of the current market value of vour home For assistance in selling your home or buying a new one call Boh Nelson E.G. SI YSSFNS* INC. REALTORS 3835 N.E. Hancock ifflce 288 8871 Residence 287 4050 Furniture Mattresses T V s Befrigeratora Stoves Pool Tallies Washers Dryers Dishwashers W H A T WE SELL: Slightly damaged items, -ustomer returns, discontinued items, inventory surplus, customer cancellations ALL MATTRESSES A BO X SPRINGS I Fully S le rili/e d l Reduced 5 0 % or M o re Famous SKAKS Guarantee on Appliances, TVs, Stereos YKS, you cun use vour SKAKS —solving charge Cost Categories Adm inistration (20%l Allowances Wages Fringe Benefits Training Serviced S E A R S R O E B U C K A. CO. Mon thru Sat 9:3(1 a.m. to 5:3(1 |> m J -lfn . ■ fa ll ifc X J to l J I Program A ctivities Classroom Training. Prime Sponsor O JT Work Experience Serv ice to Clients Y im - Ed. ISpecial Grants to Governors) I _ <R MARANATHA CHURCH 1222 NE Skidmore 2 8 8 -7 2 4 1 Church school and Bible class: Sunday morning worship Sunday Evening worship Wednesday Evening prayer Friday Worship Service: John P a rk e r In te rim P a s to r iFY 7i 6 Cumulative Planned» IFY 76 Cumulative! Enrollments by program activities Planned Classroom Training, Prime Sponsor 905 Classroom Training. Pre Voc. A Voc. 322 On the job training 905 Placements 579 Terminations 577 Significant Segment FY 76 Cumulative! Planned Blacks 1.055 Indian 250 Chicano 703 Other Minorities 351 Youth 950 Older Workers 270 Veterans 600 Women 1.108 9:15 10 15 7 00 7:(X) 7 30 a m. a in. p.m. p.m p.m. $705.429 901.167 756.886 KW. 568 300.389 729.706 Prom pt Service ★ Eye E x a m in a tio n 964.849 291,(XX) $230,(XX) 250.000 1.535.000 392.000 211.(XX) • For FY' 75 76 On The Job Training w ill replace Work Experience as the means by which a client is transitioned into the work force. Prior to this period in time. Work Experience had served a tw o fo ld purpose, that of providing short term employment i l l ’s true function) and sufficing as a training experience whereby a person would be transitioned into unsubsidized employment (the true function of OJT). Copies of the City of Portland’s CETA grant application w ill be available lor review in (he Division of Manpower Planning and Administration, Third Floor, 620 S.W. Fifth Avenue, Portland. Oregon, 97204, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, from May 5 through June 5. 1975. W ritten comments on the application should be addressed to: Mr J, s ' Ramaker. Assistant Regional Director of Manpower. Department of Labor Manpowet .'.du.mistratmn Region X, 909 First Avenue, Seattle. Washington 98101. ★ ★ MODERN AUDIVOX Hearinq Aids NO APPOINTMNT MEMD BleWtrerr A Intarma (tin Mtlitmtd 227 7200 ♦ F R E E Trial " D., FREE Pori.nq DR LARR Y ~ Í/L OPTOMETRISTS f oeao-rf in S I » II I H « P I K Other OHiett I I O ffic e . Street ie » ei—Sf M U R BlDu Salem, («gene 4 Haiel Del S.W. 3 r d » MORRISON Avt«o«le 0e<l«ri of Optvmelr. — PORTLAND 01. L « „ r SEMLER —OR. M KELLY — DR R HULL Dr. Larrv SEMLER - Dr M. KELLY - Dr. R. H I L L D r J. BERRY Optomertists In Other SEMLER Offices Include; Dr. G. W A LLIS Dr. H WEBB Dr. SEMLER o o - n w o i s e P , fiHDSAVE! ( HOME IMPROTEMEMT SPECÜtS) SHOWERS F-t>erglo‘ $ PANELING Vtrsyl covered 4»8 Tudo» Oob $ 3 9 to S69 PRE H UN G DOORS As Os S 1 2 9 5 PATIO DOORS M a n y sues fro m V 5 2 4 9 MARKTE BATH PANELS Av low os ( $89 P A T IO FIBERGLASS S5 9 5 ea 8 >?S HOODS $ 5 .9 5 $ 1 5 .9 5 Mony Ute» Lowest prices in to w n 1 STEEL BATH TUBS A$ RANGE A LU M IN U M SASH & W INDOW S $ 3 .9 9 , ’O w O) S 19 95 T -l 11 SIDING 4 .8 . . .- PLYWOOD 4»S » h e a th m g os low as 54 95 sheet BI -FOLD DOORS 30 .• io v v re s»ee Reg S 2 9 « i PARTICLE BOARD 4 .8 sheet ‘ O U R D IS C O . N T F » < t $ 2 4 9 ea CEDAR FENCING S 1 2 9 5 .4 5c ft WE STOCK EVERYTHING YOU NEED FROM FO UNDATtON TO THf ROOF - J R . ’ .V A i t CfMfNT «OREN* Mo« Se* • TO» Sunday • TO S BUILDIM6 SUPnr DISCOUNT CENTERS" 3»O5 N Yo«(Ou.»' Cali 2 15 054» PORTLAND OFFERS F IR E AN BUREAU EM PLO Y M E N T OPPORTUNITY AS FIRE FIGHTER S e rv e y o u r c o m m u n it y a s a f ir e f ig h t e r w ith th e C ity of e x p e r ie n c e $1.438.699 1.125.579* ' V I I H IIV I I/..,,,,,,,. O p to m e tr ie 13rd Q tr FY 75 Cumulative! Actual 583 341 67 94 109 13rd Q tr FY 75 Cumulative! Actual 409 16 35 250 274 144 255 530 $343,000 52.000 989.000 167,000 195.0(H) 411,000 V XW SMARTLY SOLID FRAMES Notice is hereby given that the City of Portland has filed a grant application with the Department of latbor for Federal Manpower funds available under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETAl of 1973, Title I. for a total planned amount of $3.527.145. The Plan covers a time period beginning July 1. 1975. and ending June 30, 1976. The number of clients to be accommodated are computed on a cumulative basis throughout the entirety of this summary 1 he planned total numbers of individuals to be served during the program year w ill be 3.166; the number of planned terminations is placed at 2.003; and the planned total number of clients placed on subsidized jobs w ill be 810. The significant segments of the Portland SMSA population who are planned to be served under Title I of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973 are Blacks (1,0551. Indians (250). Chicanos (703). Other Minorities |351). Youth 1950), Older Workers 12701. Veterans (6001, and Women (1.108). Planned program activities and services which w ill be accessible to the client population is as follows: Classroom training. Prime Sponsor, (including Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English as a second language lESLI: On the job training; and Support Serv ices. The estimated funds allocated to finance each component w ithin the CETA program are divided into the following amounts: Classroom Training. Prime Sponsor. $1.436.699; OJT $1.125.597; Pre Vocational and Vocational Training, $291.000; and Support Services $964.849 Total dollar amount of the grant application is $3.527.145. Estimated in dollar amounts by cost category: Administration. $705.429; Allowances $901,167; Wages. $756.886; Fringe Benefits, $1.33.568; Training. $300.389; and Services, $729.706. Comparison of program performance against prior year's plan th-oughout the most recent quarter is as follows; quarter ending 3.31.75 Enrollments by program activities; ■ Sc ien*Hi«ally Craond Leases S3 9 5 4,e - 20% to 50% 4 ^ NEW MODERN N O T IC E CLKANIRS A LA U N D IR IR S V TERMS TO O B T A IN Notice is hereby given that the City of Portland has filed a major modification w ith the U.S. Department of laibor for federal manpower funds available under Title V I of the Comprehensive Employment and Training A rt 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 w ill be used entirely for public service employment. An estimated 288 individuals w ill be served over the next ten months and there w ill be 146 positions filled by the end of A pril. 1975. Copies of the modification w ill be available for review and comment for th irty days beginning Friday A p ril 11th, 1975 and continuing through Monday May 26th. 1975, in the Manpower Services Division. 620 S.W. Fifth Avenue. Third flo o r, Portland. Oregon 97204. The hours for reviewing the modification w ill be 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ( omments on the full funding modification should be directed to: Jess C. Ramaker Assistant Director for Manpower U.S. Department of I>abor Manpower Administration, Region X 1321 Second Avenue Seattle. Washington 98101 288 5692 2 8 9 -9 6 7 4 Hours CREDIT N O TIC E P o r tla n d F ire n e c e s s a ry . B u re a u No p r io r S a la ry s ta rts a t $9,901 p e r y e a r , w it h p e r io d ic in c re a s e s to $ 1 4 ,4 9 8 a f t e r f iv e y e a rs . M a n y b e n e fits in c lu d in g "fo p " r e t ir e m e n t f a m il y h e a lth p la n , sic k in s u r a n c e le a v e , a n d 27 p a id c ity p a id v a c a tio n days a yea r C a n d id a te s m u s t b e a h ig h s c h o o l o r GED p —’ d u a te , a g e 21 t h 'o u g h 25, (21 t h r o u g h 3 0 f o r v e te r a n s ) . A p p lic a t io n s C iv il S e rv ic e w ill o f f ic e , t h r o u g h M a y 14 at F ire T r a in in g th ro u g h M a y 14, be ta k e n 510 at S .W th e P o r tla n d M o n tg o m e r y , 1975 ( c lo s e d w e e k e n d s ) . A n d C e n te r , 5340 ,9 7 5 ( c lo s e d N. In te r s ta te w e e k e n d s ). m o r e in f o r m a t io n c a ll 2 4 8 4 3 5 2 A n E q u a l O c p o r t u n it y E m p lo y e r For