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Portland Observer
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Thursday. September 18, 1975
Page 7
MATIVE
CTION
Facilities Design
PROGRAMMER TR A IN E E
$845 98.3 Receives train
ing in programming work
writing computer programs
using special programming
languages
M IN Q UAL:
Completion of lit) semester
hrs or ‘.HI quarter hrs from
arcredited college or univ.
with emphasis in data pro
cessing or closely related
areas; or completion of
technical school training in
these
areas
A PPLY:
Before 4:30 p in ., Sept. 26.
Mult. Co. Personnel Office,
M s w Stark, 7th Floor,
Port., Ore 97204.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
UNEMPLOYED
Portland Community Col
lege C E T A Manpower Pro
gram Needs you!
If you have been unem
ployed for five days or
more, 18 yrs of age or
ol<ler, and have employable
skills, you need C E T A .
If you live within the City
limits
of
Portland
and
desire ('E T A to help you
obtain employment call the
following
numbers:
PCC
Boss Island ('enter
224
One position requires a
Bachelor's Degree in Me
rhanical Engineering.
Sa
lary $926 to $1,18.3 Second
(Mmition requires a liache
tor's Degree in Mechanical
Engineering, plus one year
of exp. in heating, ventila
tion and air conditioning
Salary $1,021 to $1,304
Depending upon qualifi
rations, hiring rate may be
established higher than the
min. quoted
Apply to the
Oregon Dept. of Trans.,
Personnel Operations Sec
tion, 411 State Highway
Bldg, Salem, Ore 97,310.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
DIAL-A-JOB
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The State Housing Division is seeking proposals for
the construction or rehabilitation of multifamily housing
projects for lower income persons. Approved projects
will receive permanent financing and H U D Section 8
leased housing assistance payments through the
Division
I he Division is an equal opportunity lender; and ail
housing constructed or rehabilitated must be rented
without regard to race, creed, religion, sex or national
origin of the potential tenants.
Preference will be given to those proposals for
rehabilitation and those which indicate an intent to
maximize the use of local labor and local subcontractors.
The locations and numbers of units in the local area for
which the Division is seeking proposals are listed below.
Electrical Engineer
2 2 7 -5 8 2 8
K a i$ a r-P a rm a n a n te
0578, PCC Cascade Center
28.3 5156
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WANTED!!!
Veterans In earn money for
attending school If you are
out of a job or need
retraining, remember your
Gl Kill Benefits. You earned
M e d ic a l Care Program
it.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Part time up to $200
monthly. Eull time up to
$400 monthly.
Po*itn»n re q u ire m e n ts ar<* Io jH -rfo rm and c a rry o u t design of
in d u s tria l a nd m a n u fa c tu rin g electric a l d is trib u tio n sy.sh ms
A p p lic a n ts should have f a m ilia r it y w ith accepted e q u ip m e n t
rn a n u fa i tu re r» standards as w i-ll as a th o ro u g h u n d e rs ta n d in g
o f codes go ve rn in g design
In d e p th experieru e should in c lu d e 7 to 10 years in an in d u s tria l
o r m a n u fa c tu rin g system design ix w itio n e ith e r in house
o r c o n s u ltin g
Maintenance Engineer
Central Plant
L O C A T IO N
PerM ins in th is p ■ itio n w ill need th e -.kill-, n e o .ir y l<>
d ir i’i't lv <<r inilire» tly assist in it»,- design m a in te n a rn »-.
lio n a nd |trrforn>;in< e m e a .iire in e n l of th e fo llo w in g sy.te rn s
11 V A ( ' Pr<s ess Pin m in ng. I '»impressed A ir
Columbia County
Hood River County
Tillamook County
Yamhill County
Ite q u ire d e«,M*rieno is a m in im u m o f I y e a r, e n g in e e rin g
a nd in.-iinteiian» » of s im ila r fa< ilitie s f o rm a l ha< k g ro u n d m ig h t
in, h id e liS M I ', »a a d d itio n a l ex|M-rien<e
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To receive a developer's packet which includes all
necessary forms and explanatory material, w rite or call
the Housing Division. Department of Commerce. Labor
and Industries Building, Salem, Oregon
97310;
telephone 378-4343.
S a la rie s are o,M-n B e n e fits in< h n le lils -ra l in su ra n ce
e d u c a tio n a l su p p ort and re tire m e n t p ro g ra m s plu s a p ro fit
s h a rin g p la n
1’ lc a .e send r e . ume to B ill E p p n k T E K T R O N I X
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N U M B ER OF U N IT S
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A n eq u al o p p o rtu n ity e m p lo y e r
T E K T R O N IX
Veterans Affairs Offices
MltHCC
606-1561 E.xt. 348
T R O N IX
Portland CC
244-6111
Ext 301
Employment Day
federal employnient
M l* «I» to o T i l l * 0 0 « « I H
Industrial
Plant
Maintenance
W e have m ii (>|M*ninx fo r an ex
|M*ri<-ii( r<i |M*nMiii w ho haw ma i nt h i run!.
repairtM l a rid in * ta ile d va rio u s type« o f
p la n t m achine rv und e q u ip m e n t
< 'a n d id a te * m ind have at IruM fo u r
year» e xp e rie n ce in «'om inert ia l o r in
d u n tria l m a in te n a n ce va ith an emphaMiM
in p lu m b in g Q u a lifie d < a n d id ate » w ill
al*«»
a working knowledge of
e le c tric a l and m ech a n ica l m ainte n a n ce
o f in d u s tria l e q u ip m e n t
S a la ry in o pen lle n e fit p ro g ra m s
in clu d e litw r u l m nurance. e d u ca tio n a l
Nup|M»rt a n d re tire m e n t p ro g ra m * plua
a p ro fit Nharing p la n
I»leaae c o n ta ct D u \ id B S m ith at
(50 3 ) 044 OKU , e xt 7344 o r a p p ly in
iverHrm to K m p lo v tn e n t < Wfi<e
T E K T R O N I X I N I H 'S T I U . M . P A R K
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A n E q u a l O p p o r tu n ity E m p lo y e r
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M ED IC AL CLAIMS
ANALYST
Position requires exten
sive medical terminology,
familiarity with R 'D A &
CRV coiling preferred Pre
vious insurance exp. help
ful, exc. hrs. A employee
benefit package
Call 225
536-1 for appointment.
Blue Cross of Oregon
An E:qual Opportunity
Em plover
CARLOS BODY
A P AINT SHOP
L ates t
and
m odern
method to play either
instrument.
Eor more
information, please call
287 1634.
311 N .E. Shaver
287 8529
“When Sonny Gets Bloe,"
and "Wonderful Wonderful"
which he later agreed to do.
The finale was renditons
from
West
Side
Story
which left the audience
spellbound.
The Portland
o rch estra played
hand
somely, the acoustics and
lighting were excellent. In
all. the whole evening was
an absolute pleasure, to say
the least!!
by Allen L. Jones
WEIGHT WUCHERS®
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What’s Happening in
Entertainment
Classes at Emanuel Hospital, Carpenters Hall, and
■ Maranatha.
Other AM and I ’M classes in all areas of Oregon and
Southern Washington Eor further information call Collect
Portland (50.31 297 1021
weekdays
8:30 8:30
A « (X T * * M M SI0N S ’
The most reasonable shop
in town.
W ork done
satisfactorily.
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JOIN ANY CLASS ANY TIM E!
The new Mid lævel an
nouncement provides for
the receipt of "availability
cards (SEAO-62)” in lieu of
applications.
Applications
will be solicited as needed.
Applications received under
the terms of the
new
announcement will be used
to establish a new applicant
supply file and the old list
will be terminated.
Eor further information
regarding the new M id-Le­
vel announcement, contact
one of the Federal Job
Information Centers.
C
PI ANO OK
ORGAN LESSONS
A ten minute wait can be a step
towards a slimmer figure
It s one of m any ideas
included in the Personal Action
Plan "modules'' y o u 'll receive
reg ula rly at W eight W atchers*
mootinga. The tim ing is perfect,
loin us now when w e ’ve got
so much more to help you
reach your goal.
The Seattle Area Office
of the United States Civil
Service Commission issued
a new Mid Ia*vel announce­
ment, S E 5 11 on Septem
her 2nd, 1975, which will
remain open until futher
notice.
T h is a n n o u n c e m e n t
covers a variety of Admini
strative. Staff,
Technical
Service and certain pro­
fessional positions at GS-
9/12 grades, salary ranging
from $12,841 to $18,463 a
year.
Sept, mber 19th
The
Ike and Tina Turner Re
Entertainment Ratings
view.
• Fair • • Good
September 1st 20th
Ra
• • • Excellent
mada Inn Presents The
Wheel
in
the
Review
Johnny Mathis Spinning
Center Four Ix>unge. three
Concert • • •
shows nightly.
As the crowds
grew September 19th 20th
Friday night a t the Civic
A u d ito riu m , an ticip a tio n
filled the air. Just as fine
wines mellow with age, so Caravan Motor Hotel Pre
has the tenor voice of sents Henry Estell and Al
Johnny Mathis. There are
Rivers in the Harlem Room.
famous singers who have
Friday and Saturday.
the talent and ability to
September 23rd 28th
rapture the audience in a The Renson Hotel Presents
single hound.
But the George Shearing and his
informal sophisticated Ma
Jazz Quintet, who will play
this ran accomplish this feat in the M ayfair Room, Din
as he walks out on the ner Show, $17; Cocktail
stage.
The songs ranged Show, $5.50,
from something old, some
October 5th
Jazz De
thing new, something warm Opus Presents Jack De
and something roooool. Ma
Johnette. 2 shows, 4:00
this p re fe rs to caress
p.m. and 8:00 p.m., for
rather
than
squeeze
a ticket information call 222
Ivallatl He did such songs 6077 and ask for Ren
as; "The Way We W ere," Watson.
"Our
Day
W ill
Come,"
October 13th
The Civic
"M isty," "Ia»ve Look Away" Auditorium Presents one of
and others.
After briefly A m eric a's g re a te s t con
explaining to the audience te m p o ra ry
soul
gospel
that he preferred to sing groups, Andrae Crouch and
contemporary songs as op the disciples.
Tickets are
posed to his old hit tunes, $4 00. $5.00 and $6.00.
the audience became un
October 19th - Jazz De
glued, and immediately ve
O pus P r e s e n ts B o b by
calired their disapproval by
Hutcherson, two shows at
shouting out some of his old
4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., for
hut classic million sellers,
ticket information call 222
such as; "Chances Are," 6077 irtid ask for Ben
" T w e l f t h of N e d g e r ,"
Watson.
Please Note:
This column is designed
to inform the community of
what's happening in the
way of entertainment in the
co m m un ity and around
town. We will cover con
Dance benefits
MLK Fund
The Annual Fall Benefit
Dance for the
M a rtin
Luther King. Jr., Scholar
ship Fund of Oregon is
scheduled for Saturday, Oc
tober 4th. 1975, at the
Sheraton Motor Inn tLloyd
Center). Sponsored by the
Model Cities Task Force,
the event will have as its
Co-Emcees Mr. Chalmers
Jones, member of the Ore
gon State Parole Board and
Mr. Jerry Griffin, a Port
land State University stu
dent, who is currently a
scholarship fund recipient.
The event which will he
held from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00
a.m., will have as a special
feature a tribute to Gramb
ling State University. The
p o w erfu l T ig e r football
team will be visiting the
City of Roses for a history
making gridiron encounter
with
the Oregon
State
University Beavers.
Entertainment
for the
evening will be coordinated
by M r O.B. Hill, member of
the Task Force, who pro­
mises music which will
compliment the occasion.
Tickets for the dance can
be purchased in advance for
a $3.50 donation and special
accommodations for groups
of ten are available through
the Scholarship Fund Of
fice.
Reservations can he
made by calling 229 4475.
certs, shows, social events,
etc. I f you wish to Inform
the community of an up and
coming
activity
in
the
community, drop a line to
the Entertainment Guide.
2201 N. Killingsworth.
P o rtlan d
YW CA
has
scheduled an Employment
Information Day on Sep­
tember 25th with displays,
exhibits, and program at
the Downtown Y W C A , 1111
S.W. 10th Avenue. Hours
will be from 1:00 to 6:00
p.m. Making arrangements
for the event is the Job
Bank.
Information will be avail­
able on apprenticeships in
crafts presented by Asso­
ciated General Contractors
with Ron Anderson, presi­
dent: Urban League Project
Outreach with Cathy Saito
and Margaret Solomon; and
A F L -C IO with James 0 .
Manley, area representative
. for the Human Resources
Development Institute.
Careers in business, al
I ternate and traditional ca­
reers. will be covered by
Boise Cascade with Cindy
W iberg, personnel and af
firm a tiv e action officer:
Crown Zellerbach with Jean
Sherwood, personnel and
affirm ative action officer;
IP A R with Carol Grelle,
scheduling director:
and
FM C Corporation with Jo-
Ann
Hoffman,
personnel
officer.
Information on federal
women's programs will be
given with a representative
of the Federal Women's
P ro g ram A d v is o ry Com ­
mittee, Anne Doyle of the
Corps of Engineers.
Mildred L. Jones, a ca
reer information specialist
from Portland State Uni­
versity Education Center,
wili provide information on
resume writing.
Also participating will be
Jay Sundown from United
M inority Workers who will
tell about their new secre-
terial training program.
Information will also be
available from T ri-M et and
from the personnel depart­
ment of the City of Port­
land about opportunities for
women and minorities in
city jobs.
Co-chairing the event will
be M ary Peer, Job Bank
director and Sherin Ben-
nette. Job Bank job deve­
loper.
Further information is
available at the Downtown
YW CA. There will be no
attendance charge.
WC WEAR IT
PROUDUJ
you CAN we Aß IT TOO !
THE PORTLAND POLICE B lR E A l
222 S.W. Pine Street • Portland,O regon 97204
For further information call:
Officer Tony Newman,
Minority Recruiter
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