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Portland Observer
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.CTION
Leslie White ordained
by Spencer Barrett
l«e»lie White a member nt
Bethel A .M .E , C h u rrh ,
Portland, wax ordained an
rider of the African Metho
dial Episcopal Church laat
Friday at the ( hurche a
annual
c o n f e r en c e in
Seattle
Leslie ia the aon of Mr
Charles White and Mrs
I ’erlette White anil ia one of
five children
Leslie's two
brothers are Manfred and
Cedric, and hia two aiatera
are Laura and Irene
Leslie attended Martin
Luther King, Jr. Elemen
tary School where he was
President of the Student
Body
lie continued hia
education at Jefferaon High
School where he graduated
with honora and waa alao
President of the Student
Body.
Leslie ia now a
Junior at Morris Brown
College in Atlanta where he
haa a 9.0 G .P.A., and ia
Vice I ’reaident of Student
Body.
Lealie In gan the process
of becoming a minister aa a
lic en tia te.
A fte r tw o
yeara of study he waa
ordained an A rtin e re n t
beacon, and now after two
more yeara of atudy he haa
been ordained Elder of the
A .M .E . C h u r <• h w h ich
meana he's a full pledged
miniater
When asked if he planned
to atay in Portland or
whether he would go else
where, he stated, "I have
no definite plana right now,
I'll juat go where the Lord
leads me."
G EN ER A LSERVIC ES
MANAGER
To direct and coordinate
general su|iport,services for
large state agency in Salem.
Oregon, including industrial
engineering programs, ad
ministrative systems and
procedures, procurem ent,
office and administrative
services.
BS Degree in
Industrial Engineering, Bu
smess, or related with- six
years experience in in
dustrial engineering, bust
ness management and ad
ministrative systems. Sa
lary rage. $1,749 to $2.232.
Apply for Executive be
partment. Personnel Divi
sion. Public Service Build
mg. Salem. Orc 97310.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Jerry White sings
DENTIST
/
"The Mount blivet Bap
tiat Churrh Building Fund
C o m m ittee w ill present
The Iteturn of Mr Jerry
White'. Organist and Soloist
from San Eranriseo, Cali
forma united with the voice
of Mrs Mattie Ann Spears,
Portland. Sunday, August
11 si
1978
it
1:09 [ 't o
it
the church
corner. North
east 1st and S chuyler
streets
Mr
White, a veteran
Organist and churchman,
received his training at
Compton College and bni
versity of Bedland He was
organist for the 1895 Engl
neer .Aviation Battalion
World War II He haa been
Organist for Trinity Baptist
Church. Bronx. New York;
Grant A .M .E Churrh. Ixm
Angeles. California and ia
presently employed as Or
ganiat at Third
Baptist
Church. San Francisco,
t 'alifornia
Mr
White's repertoire
encompasses the work of
the masters and the best of
modern music including
gospel
The public is invited to
come, see and hear a truly
great o rg am a r perform
You will never forget the
experie nee
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
( o rn e r ol 8 lh and S kid m o re
Sunday Sellout
9 ill a .m
Sund.iv W 01 s h ip 11 in i a.m
C hristi.in \o u th E« How ship 6 INI p ni
iSceond and Eourth s n u d a i si
K in 11 ml I hoin.is I, S te a l hand. M u n s te r
ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
MB N.E. Alberta Street
Reverend Her (ram (»riffin, Paator
281 4429
Dentist part time wanted
for work with the elderly.
Contact 2MH71U ext. 240
for further info.
$559 629.
Assist dentist
by passing instru m en ts,
m ixing fillin g m a te ria l,
charting teeth, and main
taming appointment srhe
dules. M IN QUAL; Grad of
an accredited course of
dental assisting and certi­
fied as a dental assistant by
the American Dental Assis
tant Association with certi
firation by the State of Ore.
to take oral radiographs OK
2 yrs. exp. as a dental
assistant with completion of
qualifications necessary to
take certification exams and
qualifications req. by the
State of Oregon to take
IN TR O O RAL Radiographs.
A PPLY. Before 4:30 pm ..
Aug. 22, Mult. Co. Person
nel. 426 S.W. Stark. 7th
Floor, Port., Ore. 97204,
24« 50XS.
An Equal Opportunity
Em pioyer
5:00 p m . Vigil - Saturday
10:00 a.m. ( hoir - Sunday
12 (Mi p m. Folk — Sunday
FIN AN CIAL ADM IN.
DATA PROCESSING
$699 728.
Assists home
health agency professional
personnel with nursing rare
and service of homebound
patients M IN Q UAL: Grad,
from school of Practical
Nursing meeting req. set by
law plus possess current
Oregon license plus 2 yrs.
work exp in direct nursing
care
APPLY: Before 4:30
p.m., Aug. 29. Mult. Co.
Personnel. 426 S.W. Stark.
Port , Ore. 97204
An Equal Opportunity
Em pioyer
$17,250 20,000.
Directs
the financial admin, and
budgetary functions of the
County
Data
Processing
Authority.
M IN Q UAL:
College grad with course
work in Accounting plus 2
yrs. ol financial admin, exp
Additional work exp. may
be substituted for college
on a year for year basis.
APPLY: Before 4:30 p m.,
Aug 29. Mult. Co. Person
nel, 426 S.W. Stark, Port..
O n 97204
An Equal Opportunity
E.m pioyer
F IE L D DIRECTOR
STORES CLERK
Entry I.evel preferred,
staff position with Ameri
ran cancer society. Some
travel in Northwest Ore
gon.
Assisting volunteer
ism planning and imple
mentation of educational
services and fund raising
programs,
car
provided.
Exr. training program, ca
reer opportunity, applicant
must be a self starter, able
to work well with people,
prefer college degree, send
resume and salary req. by
Aug. 28, to: Ronald Pear
son,
IS M
S.W.
Taylor.
Port., Ore. 97205.
$718808. Receives, stores
and distributes goods and
supplies: maintains inven
tories and related records.
M IN Q UAL: 1 yr exp. in
storekeeping and inventory
control OR 1 yr clerical
work plus possess a valid
drivers license. Must have
ability to handle heavy
boxes ol 60 lbs. and lift
them onto shelves to a
height to 5’3"
A PPLY:
Before 4:30 p.m., Aug. 29.
Mult. Co. Personnel, 426
S.W. Stark, Port., Ore.
97204.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
COUNSELOR
Portland Slate Univer­
sity, Portland. Oregon in­
ACCOUNTING CLERK
vites applications for the
p o s itio n of C o u n s e lo rs
Applicants should have at
working with minority and least one year of accounting
disadvantaged students. A exp., and be familiar with
Master's Degree with rm
accounts receivable, cash
phasis in counseling and receipts, billing procedures,
demonstrated exp. in w rit
and collections.
Call for
ing reports is req. Know
appointment:“ Sheila Brown,
ledge of (a) Black dialect KGW, 224 8620
and Spanish, and lb) history
An Equal Opportunity
and sociology of minority
Employer M/S
subcultures in America is
desirable.
Please submit
resume and 3 letters of
recommendation by Sep­
tember 1. 1975 to: Dr.
Richard B. Halley, Acting
Vice President for Acade­
mic Affairs, Portland State Bloom ers were n o t invented
University. P.O. Box 751, by A m elia B lo o m e r T hey
were a c tu a lly created by Mrs
Portland. Oregon 97207.
An Equal Opportunity
Affiramtive Action
Em pioyer
Public Notice is hereby
given that the Portland
D evelo p m en t Commission
will receive proposals for
consultant services
until
September 8th, 1975 for the
p rep aratio n of w orking
drawings and specifications
in relation to projects Io
cated in the Eliot Neigh
borhood under the Housing
and Community Develop
ment Program
Specific project proposals
are:
I Modification ol N.E.
Knott Street between N.E
Williams and Union Avenue
to reduce vehicular traffic
and better accomodate pe
destrians.
2. Landscape planning
and design on N.E. Russell
Street between N.E Wil
liams and Union Avenue
3. Analyze and prepare
recommendations for im
provement and/or develop
ment of landscaping, street
lighting, traffic circulation
on other streets that border
the Second Eliot Urban
Renewal Area
(Rodney,
Sacramento, Williams).
4 Planning and design of
a mini plaza/bus stop on
Union
Avenue at
N.E.
Knott Street.
5. Landscape design on
Union A venue betw een
N.E. Graham and N.E.
Sacramento Streets.
6. Assist the Commission
in coordinating the design
of utilities, traffic ways and
redevelo p m en t proposals
for the area.
Interested parties must
meet pre-qualification cri­
teria established by the
Commission.
Pre qualifies
tion questionnaire forms
and informational packets
regarding the above de
scribed work are available
at the Office of the Portland
Development Commission.
P o r tla n d D e v e lo p m e n t
Commission
1700 S.W. 4th Avenue,
Ph. 224 4800
Portland, Oregon 97201
Attn: Chuck Olson
E lizab e th M ille r, d a u gh te r o f
a New Y o rk congressm an,
and o n ly p o p u la riz e d by the
fam oux fe m in is t
ST. ANDREW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
4919 N.E. 9th Ave
Norita Kelly, Principal
WANTED!!!
Phone: 284 1620
Grades I through 8
NEW
North laimhard Branch
.12.11 N. I aim hard
243 1216
STAN
Veterans to earn money for
attending school. If you are
out of a job or need
retraining, remember your
GI Rill Benefits. You earned
it.
Part time up to $200
monthly. Full time up to
$400 monthly.
Veterans Affairs Offices
MIIHCC
666 1561 Ext. 348
INC r e a l t o r s
• y
Portland CC
244-6111
MATURE BABYSITTER/
LIG HT HOUSEKEEPER
DIAL-A-JOB
I I I IM A I E L IV IN G
In this elegant 4 bdrm
home, a cracking fire A
flicking shadows from
fireplace in Lit. W b it,
la rg e k it w / e a t i n g
space. M B it 17x14 6 also
2 full baths, party room
in b s m l., o v e rs iz e d
driveway. $23,504). Call
bra Hart 243 121«
M e d ic a l Care Program
An Equal Opportunity Employer
PERI’S BOTTLE SHOP
Let I’epi's Bottle Shop be your headquarters for chain
pagne, wines, mixers . . . at the lowest prices in •
1,10yd Center
Next to the
L iq u o r Store I ’epi's one and
only store. Open 9:30 a.m.
Io 9:00 p.m. daily. Sundays:
Noon to 4:00 p.m.
, , i -J
281-2731
in
24 1 121«
Large family home EAA
terms, w /4 large bdrms,
2 full baths, large L it
plus I lit also kit, break
last nook, fenced back
yard, w/m usiral water
fountain, 7 5 % base
m in t, $22,950.
Call
John Hart 213 121«
311 N.E. Shaver
287 8529
The most reasonable shop
in town.
W ork
done
satisfactorily.
L ates t
and
modern
method to play either
instrument.
For more
information, please call
287 1634
Can you play the piano
with your feet?
Can you
tickle an ant with a feather?
Can you do anything
that
someone would pay for?
NOW (The National Or
ganization for Women) is
having A People Auction to
raise money for special
projects, to be held some­
time in the early fall. Any
donation of a service lit can
be as simple as holding
someone's hand and listen
ing to their problems, or as
elaborate as a seven course
Chinese dinner) would be
appreciated. Do that spe
cial something only you can
do, and know you're loved
for it. Contact N.O.W . at
282 2736 to donate a ser­
vice. Be creative!
Brother confined seeks
correspondence
from Sisters
I am at present confined
in prison in Ohio, I'm
without any contact at all
with the outside world, and
1 would like to correspond
with some of the Black
sisters from the outside
world. Life in prison is a
hell of a way for a man to
have to die. and it's without
any contact beyond these
walls.
I would like very
much to establish a mean
ingful
frien d sh ip
w ith
someone out there. I will
answer all letters. Don't
feel that someone else will
write, because its you I
want to hear from
W rite
to:
Vernon
S tricklan d
#139820, P.O.
Box 787,
Lucasville. Ohio 45648
July 1, 1975 June 30, 1976
Administrative Cost: 3% Indirect Cost
Direct Cost
Participant W’ages
Fringe
Planned Total spent
$156.442
$47,587
$3,623,827
$850,013
$4,677,869
Copies of the modification will be available for review and
comment for thirty days beginning Wednesday, August 6,
1975, and continuing through September 15, 1975. in the
office ol the Manpower Services Division, 620 S.W Fifth
Avenue, Third Floor, Portland, Oregon 97204. The hours
for reviewing the modification will be 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., Monday through Friday. The M SD phone number is
248-4710. Comments on the modification should be directed
to:
Mr. Jess C. Ramaker
Assistant Director for Manpower
U.S. Department of Labor
Manpower Administration, Region X
909 First Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98174
NOTICE OF HEARING
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that a public hearing
will be held by the Tri-County Metropolitan Transporta
tion District of Oregon (T ri M et) at the Portland W ater
Bureau Building Auditorium. 1800 S.W. Sixth Avenue,
Portland, Oregon, at 2:00 p.m.. September 16, 1975, for
the purpose of considering a project for which financial
assistance is being sought from the Urban Mass
Transportation Administration, pursuant to the Mass
Transportation Act of 1964, as amended, generally
described as follows:
U M T A capital grant funds are being requested to
provide 15 special design, accessible buses for the Urban
Handicapped and Elderly Project I for which previous
application to U M T A has been made). The application
also includes two-way radios for the 15 special buses,
and base station dispatch equipment.
The purpose of the proposed project is to conduct an
exemplary demonstration of the viability of transit
company operated, demand responsive special transpor
tation in a medium sized urban area.
The project is
intended
to
provide
a
basic level
of
special
transportation to the handicapped and elderly population
of the City of Portland.
No persons, families or businesses will be displaced by
this project. There will be no significant impact on the
environment and the project is in conformance with, and
a part of the Transportation Development Program
under CRAG, and is in conformance with comprehensive
land use planning for the urban area. The project is
currently under review by the A-95 Clearinghouse.
The estimated cost of the project is $1.044.000.
Federal participation will be $827.000 and the local share
will be $206,800 paid from Tri Met non operating
revenues.
A t the hearing T n M et will afford an opportunity for
interested persons or agencies to be heard with respect
to the social, economic and environmental aspects of the
project. Interested persons may submit oral or written
evidence and recommendations with respect to the
project.
A copy of the application for » federal grant for the
project, together with an analysis of the environmental
impacts of the
project
and the
Transporation
Development
Program,
are
available
for
public
inspection at the Tri Met office. 520 S.W. Yamhill Street,
Portland Oregon.
William G. Hall.
Director of Planning and Development
PORTLAND
CLEANING WORKS
NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND
tONE DAY SERVICE
KNIT BLOCKING
OUR SPECIALTY
MMCM MPAMS-MO CHAKM
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3933 N.E. Union
*
For all areas of
I.He Insuranre
Family Financial Planning
Health Insurance and
Group Insurance
282 368(1
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CARLOS BODY
A PAINT SHOP
Notice is hereby give that the City of Portland has filed a
major modification to the initial grant application with the
U.S. Department of Ixibor lor additional federal manpower
monies available under Title V I ol the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act of 1973 (C ETA I.
The initial funding application was submitted to the U.S.
Department of Labor on January 8, 1975. This modification
supercedes prior modifications
The purpose of the modification is to: Apply for an
additional $3.566,223 Title V I base funds, bringing the total
funding level to $5,214.717; extend the program year from
February 9. 1976 to June 30. 1976, transition 106 Title II
participants into Title VI; transition 16 PEP IE E A )
participants into Title IV; create 331 new Title V I positions;
and modify the narrative and forms to reflect new
activities. This money will be used to fund positions in
Public Service Employment exclusively.
Approximately
890 disadvantaged individuals will be served by Title VI
from July 1. 1975 through June 30. 1976. An estimated 631
new enrollees will utilize the program of which an
estimated 299 participants will transition into unsubsidized
employment; approximately 227 participants will obtain
employment indirectly, 72 participants will personally find
employment.
An approximate 132 will terminate tor a
variety of reasons, i.e., return to school, return to former
employer, etc., and an estimated 85 will not complete the
program.
The number of significant segment population to be
served are based on the total number of new enrollees as
follows: Special Era Veterans
151, Women
316.
Minorities
351. A total of 590 positions will be funded
under Title V I from July 1, 1975 through June 30. 1976.
Anticipated expenditures by cost category will be:
Total Grant Allotment
$5,214,727
January thru June 1975 Expenditures
$536,858
Total to spend July 75 June 76
$4,677,869
C L A S S IF IE D RALES
Peggy Joseph
Slate G l $23,500
3
bdrm
English
style
home tn Irvington area,
2 lull baths, kitchen,
plus eating area, com
tiimit ion alarm system,
lull bsmt. lots of storage
space
Call bra Hart
2 2 7 -5 8 2 8
K a is e r-P e rm a n e n te
It A Nt II STYLE
Horoscope personal cal
culated send complete birth
data time, time, place $10,
Perry, P.O. Box 815, Daly,
Calif. 94017
PIANO OR
ORGAN LESSONS
1 child, days, $240 per
mo., my N.E. home, refer
ences, 285 0060 after 6 p.m
Ext M l
Close in N.E., 3 bdrms,
In mg rm w ith electric
fireplace, full basement
with party rm. over
size garage, $23,950.
EHA VA. State G I C b
terms
Call bra Hart
213 1216
Women's Place Resource
Center offers rap groups,
drop in center, women's re
ferrai servite», newsletter,
and speaker s bureau. 1915
N.E. Everett. 234 7044
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DENTAL ASSISTANT
Thursday, August 21, 1975
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N. Alexander. Proprietor
Ads received by Wednesday noon will be printed on
Thursday of the same week.
Telephone (5031
283 2486, or mail to P.O. Box 3137, Portland,
Oregon 97208.
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