Portland Observer
BELL PEHMON
WUI train, must be neat
and personable, able to deal
effectively with the puoiic,
phyaically capable of handl
ing luggage, part time to
etart, work references re­
quired. apply to P.0. Box
8137. «7208.
An Equal Oppes-t unity
Employer
Tektronix
Opportunities
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT
Systems Analyst
11,064 starting rate. A
senior accountant does high
level professional work in
the establishment and main­
tenance of city accounting
records. Interested appli­
cants should have a total
working knowledge of and
skill in applying accounting
principles, including munici­
pal accounting procedures;
skill in interpreting and
applying laws, regulations,
and codes; skill in designing
accounting systems; skill in
preparing reports; and skill
in supervising others. Apply
to: Portland Civil Service
Board, 610 S.W. Montgo­
mery by March 12, 1976.
Minorities and women are
urged to apply.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
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environm ent B 8 or equivalen t w ith
amphaaia on M a th /E n g in e e rin g
Soc rotaries—Wilsonville
T e m p o ra ry and perm anen t poailiona
are available Should have related e ip e r l
a n te and good r le rlr a l skills
Safety Training Instructor
Eanerience in train in g and a knowledge
ol aafety and health reg ulalw na la ner
eaaary lo r thia poaltKin D uties include
developm ent of train in g p r o g r a m a . work
ing w ith aafety rom m itteea. em ploym ent
of aafety equipm ent and adviaing of legal
responsibilities
Accounting Manager-
Facilities
T h e in d iv id u a l we seek w ill have a B S
in accounting or a related diacipline w ith a
m in im u m of 30 credit hours in account
mg In addition the position require«
a m in im u m of 4 y e a n relative e ip e rie n re
in job coating, financial analyaia, fore
caaling and b u d g e e t t--------------
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p re paration
and
e v a lu a tio n
Credit Manager
Background should include 3 or more
years cre d it experience as well as some
fo rm al train in g T h e pueiüon involves the
m aintenance of accounts receivable
through Anal collection of delinquent
accounts.
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
Unique, part time job op­
portunities with the Port­
land Internal Revenue Ser­
vice office. Dutiee include
providing tax assistance to
the public. Training will be
provided. Start at $3.83 per
hr. Limited irregular hrs. 2
yrs. college or appropriate
public contact work exp.
necessary. To apply, tele
phone 221-3141, or write or
visit the Civil Service Com­
mission. 1220 S.W. Third. 1st
FL. Port., Ore. «7204. IRS ia
an Equal Opportunity Em
Production Assembler
P a rt tim e and perm anen t positions
available for electronic aaaembly work
flo od vwion and the a b ility to do detailed
work required T ra in in g w ill ba provided
Clerk Typist
W ill pe rfo rm diveraified clerical, ata
tu t K a i. «killed dutiea Average typing
a b ility required
Secretary
W ill perform advanced secretarial,
stenographic and clerical duties T w o year»
secretarial train in g or experience required
Above average typin g a b ility and abort-
hand or tran scrip tion skills nsressary
Methods Analyst
A n e I y tee production method« develops
labor standards. and makes methoda
im provem ents Requires acme trainin g
in in dustrial engineering and work
e ip e rie n re in an electronic» aaaembly
environm ent.
Benefits iru h id e liberal insurance and
retire m e n t program s, educational support
am i profit «baring plan
A p p ly •< T e k t r o n ii In d u s tria l Park
or w rits Io T e k t r o n ii. In c .. P O . Boa 900 P.
B eaverton. O R »7077
A n E q u al O p p o rtu n ity E m plo yer
DIRECTOR
$16.000420.000. Quai: 1.)
degree in social service
and/or buainess m anage­
ment field; 2.) 3 yea. exp. in
social service administration
emphasizing exp. in com
munity involvem ent d eci­
sion-making. Call 222-8406
Mr-complete job description.
Send resumes including ref­
erence addresses to: 4-C
Council. 1630 S.W. Taylor.
Portland. Ore. 97206. Re­
sum es accepted through
March 16. 1976.
T E K T R O N IX «
"OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING"
MAJOR EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
The Agency pays premiums for a group life insurance
policy. Partial payment of health insurance for employee Ten
holidays per year. Fifteen days sick leave per year. Fifteen
days vacation pay for the first year, maximum. Twenty days
vacation pay after two years, maximum.
HOURS OF WORK
The normal work week consists of forty hours. Because of
the nature of the Community Action Program, emergencies
may occasionally arise which require overtime work.
Professional employees do not receive pay for work
performed in excess of forty hours. It it considered a part of
the professional staffs responsibility to work over the normal
forty hours per week when needed.
Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee-EOA, (Inc)
salaries are studied each year by the Career Development
and Personnel Specialist in order to insure that they are
comparable to salaries in the Portland Metropolitan area.
QUALIFICATIONS
Applicant should have good typing skilla and some
experience in clerical work. Applicant should have ability to
read, interpret and follow written instructions. Applicant
should have some experience in the use of basic office
equipment Applicant must be able to work with people from
varying backgrounds and ethnic compositions.
Target area residents are given peferred consideration.
Interested applicants should apply at:
Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee-EOA, (Inc.)
220 N.E. Russell Street
Portland. Oregon 97212 Phone 288-8391
Salary: Negotiable - Limited to 20% increase over
previous salary. Applications must be postmarked by-
Thursday, March 11. 1978.
Applications are n ew being taken
For
TILE SETTERS
(Pre-Apprenticeship Training)
Minimum Requirements
18 years ol age
High School Diploma or G.E.D.
Physically capable of doing the work
Length of pre-apprenticeahip training - 6 week*.
Rate of pay for the 6 week* - $50.00 a week, then
y o u w il l be indentured into the Apprentice Training
Program upon employment. Apprentice'» »torting
rate o f pay - approximately $4.80 per hour.
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR
COOK
MAJOR EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
The Agency pays group life insurance. The Agency paya
retirement plan. Ten holidays per year. Partial paid health
insurance for employee. Fifteen days sick leave per year.
Fifteen days vacation pay for the first year, maximum
•cerual. Twenty days vacation pay after two years, maximum
accrual.
HOURS OF WORK
The normal work week consists of forty houra. Because of
the nature of the Community Services Administration
Program, emergencies may occasionally arise which
necessitates overtime work. It is considered a part of the
professional staffs responsibility to work over the normal
forty hours per week when needed.
QUALIFICATIONS
Applicant must be able to prepare daily nutritional meals
and snacks for total number of children in Center.
Prepare lunch for shipment to sub-locations. Maintain all
kitchen appliances and facilities consistent with Health
Department standards. Provide training for Assistant Cook
in meal planning and food preparation. Must be able to
receive, check and supervise storages of food supplies. Must
be able to work with people from varying backgrounds and
ethnic compositions.
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Interested applicants should apply at-
220 N.E. Russell Street
Portland. Oregon 97212 Phone; 2888391
Attention; Eivis Luter
SALARY: Commensurate with ability - limited to 20%.
increase over previous salary.
Applications must be received or postmarked by:
Thursday, March 11, 1976.
PURCHASING MANAGER
X.
Salary $1,915 mo. Thia ia
managerial work directing
the cities purchasing and
stores division. Applicants
should have knowledge and
skills in the principles and
practices at effective man­
agement and central pur­
Quettions m i Ansmtri
•st a tm este« m i esi
as nsmsr
chasing; skills in expressing
ideas effectively, orally and
in writing; and skilled in
establishing effective workin
ing relationships. Apply to;
P o rtla n d C iv il S e r v ic e
Board. 610 S.W. Montgtx
mery, Portland, by March
8th. 1976. Minorities and
women are urged to apply.
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URBAN LEAGUE - L.E.A.P.
5 3 2 9 N.E. Union Rm. 20 4
Portland, Oregon 97211
DIAL - A JOB
Phone: 288-6361
227 - 5828
Kaiser - Permanente
Medical Care Program
Hour*. 9-5 Mon.-Frl./6:30-8:30 p.m. Tue*. & Thur*. evening*.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corner ol 8th and Skidmore
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00a.m.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
(Second nd Fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand. Minister
ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
336 N.E. Alberta Street
Reverend Bertram Griffin, Pastor
»as aseo
5:00 p.m. Vigil - Saturday
10:00 a.m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p.m. Folk - Sunday
ST. ANDREW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
4910 N.E. 9th Ave.
Nerita K äly. Principal
Phone: 284-1620
Gradea I through 8
Pag* 7
BY OWNER
The Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee is now
soeking applicants for the position of Clerk Typist in the Child
Development Division.
HE! J» WANTED
Thursday. March 4, 197g
Prayer Day
scheduled
World Day of Prayer ia celebrated each
year on the first Friday of March. Since
the first small gathering in the United
State? 89 years ago, «his prayer move­
ment has captured the imagination of
A. Lee Henderson, Minister
Christian women in local communities
everywhere, across continents and is­
lands, to include 109 countries around the
5828 N.E. 8th
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
world. In every state in this nation.
World Day of Prayer is sponsored by
Church Women United - a movement of
Church School
Protestant, Orthodox and Roman Catho­
Morning Worship
£l;45 a.m.
lic Women. Plan to share in your World
W m I. Noon -The Hour of Power
11:00a.m.
Day of Prayer Neighborhood Service on
Wed. Prayer A Class Meeting
12:00 Naan
Friday, March Sth at 1:00 at Kenton
Nursery Care Provided
7:30 p-m.
Presbyterian Church, 2116 N. Lombard.
Refreshments and fellowship following
“WE ARE MAKING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD A BROTHERHOOD" the service.
Beautiful Southwest Port
land home. $39.500. 248
5216 - days. 646 5307 -
evenings and weekends.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Home and income prop­
erty. Call 288 4696.
BELOVED PET
NEEDS HOME
Smail black female dog, 8
moa.. affectionate A happy,
shots, free. 287 8755.
CALICO LADY CAT
Mature, fixed, good with
kids and other pets. 287
8755.
Miracles
still
h ap p en ...
and you
make them.
Give Io
Easter Seals
for crippled
children
and adults
¿Easter
jS-afr
Who said beautiful girls
don't grow on trees? Call
Monica or Jodi at 235-1970.
AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ZION
CHURCH
First AME Zion Church
109 Skidmore
Portland 97217
Rev. George W. Maize
Overstreet Powerhouse
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Temple COGIC
St. Andrews
4525 Williams
806 N.E. Alberta St.
Phone 282 6880
Phone 281 4429
Portland 97212
Portland 97211
Rev. Overstreet
Father Griffin Burt
St. Paul COGIC
Immaculate Heart
2859 N.E. Rodney
2926 N. Williams Ave.
Phone 287 7998
AFRICAN METHODIST
Phone 287 3724
Portland 97212
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Portland 97227
Bethel AME Church
Bishop J.C. Foster
Father Bill Curtin
Hm 282 8474
5828 N.E. 8th - 288-5429
Father Bernard Rinehart
Portland 97211
Good Samaritan COGIC
Rev. A. Lee Henderson
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
4801 N.E. 9th
Hm. 2820067.
Christian Churches in Ore.
Phone 282 8875
0245 S.W. Bancroft
CHRISTIAN METHODIST
Portland 97211
Portland 97201
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. F.J. Crear
Regional Minister,
Hm 287 0165
Russell Hensley
Allen Temple
Sellwood COGIC
4236 N.E. 8th
Irving Park Christian
8051 S.E. 16th
Portland 97211
831 N.E. Fremont St.
Phone 2361073
Phone 281 0608
Phone 287 0261
Portland 97202
Portland 97212
Rev. Thomas Strayhand
Rev. B.T. Wells
Pastor Webster B. Turner Mt. Sinai COGIC
4222 N.E. 8th Avenue
Hm. 281 1342
Hm. 282 8264
801 N.E. Failing
Mallory Avenue Christian
Phone 284-0854
126 N.E. Alberta St.
Portland 97211
BAPTIST CHURCHES
Portland 97211
Rev. W.G. Hardy
Antioch Missionary Baptist
Rev. Dale Stitt
Solid Rock COGIC
5935 N. Minnesota
Hm. 281 9554
4237 N. Mississippi
Phone 289 2364
Phone 289 4595
Portland 97211
CHURCHES OF CHRIST
Portland 97227
Rev. Felton Howard
Albina Church of Christ
Rev. A.R. Hopkins
Berean Baptist Church
3908 Mallory
Williams Temple
4822 N. Vancouver
Phone 288 1092
241 N.E. Hancock ,7
Portland 97212
Portland
97212
Phone 282 1396
Rev. Willie Peterson
Rev. Richmond
Rev. Earnest W. Rand
Phone 281 5672
Hm 288 2691
Ebenezer Baptist
UNITED CHURCHES
3707 N. Williams
OF CHRIST
Portland 97227
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
Highland United
Rev. Percy Manuel
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
4635 N.E. 9th
120 N.E. Knott
Phone 284 2864
Portland 97212
Phone 281 5802
Highland Baptist
Rev. Samuel Johnson
Portland 97212
607 N.E. Alberta St.
Ph. 287 9567
Father Bill Wetzel
Phone 288 1115
Hm. 287 5341
Portland 97211
LI THEBAN CHURCHES
Rev. George Dick
Augustan a Lutheran
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CHURCH OFGOD
St. Mark Baptist
2710 N.E. 14th
PENTECOSTAL
119 N.E. Morris
Phone 288-6174
Ark of Safety
Phone 287 7457
Pastor Kindschuh
84
N.E.
Pentecostal
Portland 97212
Peace Lutheran
Phone 288 9418
Rev. E.C. Wilder
2201 N. Portland Blvd.
Portland 97211
Morning Star Baptist
Phone 289 1070
Bishop U.V. Peterson
106 N.E. Ivy
Portland
97217
Hm.
2859418
Phone 281 4925
Pastor Dewayne Bey
Community Church of God
Portland 97212
Redeemer Lutheran
202 N.E. Skidmore
Rev. Sylvester McCulumn
5431 N.E. 20th
Phone 281 5678
Hm. 287 5036
Phone 287 7553
Portland
97211
New Hope Baptist
Portland 97217
Pastor V. Brown
3725 N. Gantenbein
Rev. Dennis D. Marttala
Phone 281-6746
Hm. 287 3015
CHURCHES OF GOD
Portland 97227
IN CHRIST
Rev. A. Bernard Devers
UNITED METHODIST
Evangelistic Center
Hm. 288 1946
CHURCHES
522
N.
Albina
New Light Baptist
Patton Central
Phone i. 851156
75 N.E. Wygant St.
5023 N. Michigan
Rev. Samuel M. Irving
Phone 282 7880
Phone 281 7328
Gethsemane COGIC
Portland 97211
Portland 97217
801
N.E.
Failing
Rev. John Malone
Rev. Bob Dowrey
Phone 287 3463
Hm. 284 6302
Woodlawn
Portland
97211
Mt. Olivet Baptist
1425 N.E. Dekum St.
Rev. R.L. Menefeehlm
116 N.E. Schuyler
Phone
289 0284
Hm
284
8480
Phone 281 4925
Portland 97211
Greater Mt. Calvary COGIC
Portland 97212
Rev. Wairhi Oyanagi
1234 N.E. Killingsworth
Rev. John Jackson
Hughes Memorial
Phone 284 3721
St. Paul Baptist
111 N.E. Failing
Portland 97211
8101 N. Fiske St.
Portland 97217
Bishop H.B. Daniels
Phone 289-0147
Rev. Waichi Oyanagi
Hm. 774 1294
Portland 9722X
Rev. James C.E. Faulkner St. Lake COGIC
NONDENOMINATION AL
2700 N.E. Sumner
Hm. 288 7825
CHURCHES
Phone 287 8345
Albino Ministerial Alliance
Portland
97212
I
126 N.E. Alberta St.
Rev. Roosevelt Thomas
Portland 97211
New Hope COGIC
Rev. John Jackson
5125 N.E. 24th
Hm. 288 3603
Phone
281
4587
Mt. Sinai Baptist
Director NNEA
Portland 97221
602 N.E. Prescott
3905 N. Vancouver Ave.
Rev.
B.E.
Johnson
Phone 282-6773
Portland 97227
McKinney
Temple
COGIC
Portland 97211
Rev. Williams
1737
N.E.
Alberta
Rev. L.L. Ransom
Emanuel Hospital Chaplain
Phone 282 8522
Vancouver Ave 1st Baptist
2801 N. Gantenbien
Bishoo
W.L.
McKinney
3132 N. Vancouver
Portland 97227
Hm.
285
7606
Phone 282 9496
Rev. William F. Adix
Mt.
Nebe
COGIC
Portland 97227
Hm. 284 0773
4077 N.E. 9th
Dr. O.B. Williams
Faith Tabernnde
Phone 282 3833
Hm. 289 7417
5926 N.E. 26th
Rev. Jonah Taylor
Phone 282 8071
Portland 97211
Ris’nop L.W. Osborne
Mar ana the
1222 N.E. Skidmore
ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE
Phone 288 7241
Portland 97211
Pastor John Parker