Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, March 11, 1976, Page 7, Image 7

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    Portland Observer
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT
D IR E C T O R
Q. But how can I work
and also get the kids off to
school?
A. Work atarta at 11:00
a.m. and you can be home at
2:00 p.m. They’ll never miss
you.
Q. But what happens dur­
ing school vacation?
A. Its your option, take
off if you wish. Then rejoin
us when the youngsters go
back to school.
Q. W hat about the w ork­
ing conditions?
A. Excellent. Clean, plea
aant surrounding*.
Super
vised training and good
wage* with raises.
Q. How do I apply?
A. Apply in person be­
tween 9:0011:00 a.m. and
between 2:00 4:00 p.m. at
M c D o n a ld 's . 3 5 1 0 N . E .
Union.
McDonald's
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Tektronix
Opportunities
Systems Analyst
Requires worlung»with lead analyst
an < i " xm ! »N ation
«»f C IX ( Y B K H 73 Kronua uperalinc
system in a time «hare scientific C A D
environment ft S or equivalent with
emphasis on M ath/Engineering
Secretaries-Wilsonville
Temiiorary and permanent (Mentions
are available Should have related experi­
ence and good clerical skills
Safety Training Instructor
E a n srw n r* in Irainin« and a knowledge
of aafrlv and health regulation« ia nec
e«Mry tor thia poaition Du U r. in< lude
development of training program«, work­
ing with aafety committee« employment
of aafety equipment and adviaing of legal
reaponaibilitie*
Accounting M anager-
Facilities
T h e individual we seek w ill have a BS
in accounting or a related discipline with a
minimum of 30 credit hours in account­
ing In addition the position requires
a minimum of 4 years relative experience
in job coating, financial analysis, fore
casting and budget preparat •on and
evaluation
$16,000 $20.000. Quai: 1.)
degree in social service
a n d /o r business m anage­
ment field; 2.) 3 jrn . exp. in
social service administration
emphasizing exp. in com
m u n ity in v o lv e m e n t d eci­
sion making. Call 222 6406
for complete job description.
Send resumes including re f­
erence addressee to: 4-C
Council, 1630 S.W. Taylor,
Portland. Ore. 97206. Re­
sumes accepted th ro ug h
March 15. 1978.
R E F R IG E R A T IO N
M E C H A N IC
E x p e rie n c e d D o m estic
R e f r i g e r a t io n M e c h a n ic
Needed. Have most of his
own toots. Send resume to:
P .0 . Box 93, Coburg, Oregon
97401.
A U D IO L O G IS T
HELP W A N TED
Unique, part-time job op­
portunities with the Port
land Internal Revenue Ser­
vice office. Dutiea include
providing tax assistance to
the public. Training will be
provided. S tart 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 w rite or
visit the Civil Service Com­
mission, 1220 S.W . Third, 1st
FI.. Port., Ore. 97204. IRS ia
an Equal Opportunity Em ­
ployer.
Credit Manager
Background should include 3 or more
years credit experience as well as some
formal training The position involves the
maintenance of accounts receivable
through final collection of delinquent
a<-counts
Production Assembler
P art time ami permanent positions
available for electronic aaaembly work
flood vision and the ability to do detailed
work require«! Training will be provided
Clark Typist
W ill perform diversified clerical, sta
tistical. skilled duties Average typing
ability required
Secretary
W ill perform advanred secretarial,
stenographic and clerical duties Tw o y e an
■erretarial training or eaperienre required
Above average typing ability, and abort
hand or transcription «kill« nera— ry
Methods Analyst
B E L L PERSO N
M ale/Fem ale
Analytes production methods develops
labor • larulanla and makes methods
improvements Ksquires sums training
in industrial engineering and work
eipertence in an electronics aaaembly
environment
Iteneflla include liberal insurance and
retirement programs, educational support
and profit sharing plan
Apply at T e k tro n u Industrial Park
or write to T e ktro n u . Inc , P O. Bos 500 P,
Beaverton. D R »7077
A n Equal Opportunity Employer
W ill train, must be neat
and personable, able to deal
effectively with the public,
physically capable of handl
•ng luggage, part time to
start, work references re­
quired, apply to P .0 . Box
3137, 97208.
•
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
T R O N IX ’
$1,021 $1,304.
Provides
audiologiral assessments and
hearing aid evaluation ser­
vices for children; audiologi
cal co n su ltatio n .
M IN
Q UALS: Must be licensed as
an Audiologist by the State
Board of E x a m in e rs of
Speech Pathology and A u ­
diology. A P P L Y : By March
17. M ult. Co. Personnel, 426
S.W. Stark, 7th FI.. Port.,
OR 97204. 248 5035.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
A U D IO M E T R IS T I
$762 $973.
Testa pre
school and school children
for hearing acuity.
M IN
Q UALS: College grad with
major in Speech, Speech
Pathology, Health Ed or the
equivalent plus 1 yr. exp. as
an audiometrist.
Employ
exper as an audiometrist
may substitute for college
degree on a year-for-year
basis. A P P L Y : By March 17.
M ult. Co. Personnel, 426
S.W . Stark, 7th F I., Port.,
OR 97204. 248 5035.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
D IA L - A JOB
227 - 5828
Kaiser - Permanent«
M edical Care Program
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Applications are now being taken
For
TILE SETTERS
(Pre-Apprenticeship Training)
$896$ 1,142. Person to be
involved in zoning admin,
and interpretation of zoning
laws. Coll. grad, with m jr.
course work in comm, plan­
ning, eng. or arch; or any
satisfactory equiv. comb, of
exp. and trng.
Apply
Washington County Civil
Service, 150 N. First, Hills
boro, Oregon 97123.
An
A ffirm a tiv e A c tia a and
Equal Opportunity Em pUy
er. Women and members of
minorities urged to apply. •
IN J E C T IO N M O L D IN G
S U P E R V IS O R
G A F Corp., a leading
m a n u f a c t u r e r o f p h o to ­
graphic and pictorial pro­
ducts, has immediate need
for a supervisor experienced
in plastic injection molding
on the night shift. Responsi
biiities w ill include direct
supervision of 60 employees
and complete control of the
injection molding operation
on night shift.
Poaition
offers: challenging career,
liberal benefit program, and
an exc. salary range. S tart­
ing salary depends on exp.
and qualifications.
Send
resume or w rite indicating
salary requirement to: M r.
Langston. G A F Corp., P .0 .
Box 490. Portland, Oregon
97207.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M /F
BELOVED PET
NEEDS HOME
Small black female dog, 8
mos., affectionate & happy,
shots, free. 287-8755.
Minimum Requirements
18 years of age
High School Diplom a or O.E.D.
Physically capable of doing the work
Length of pre-apprenticeship training - 6 weeks.
Rate of pay for the 6 weeks - $50.00 a week, then
you will be indentured into the Apprentice Training
Program upon employment. Apprentice's starting
rate of pay - approximately $4.80 per hour.
Apply at the:
URBAN LEAGUE - L.E.A.P.
5 3 2 9 N.E. Union Rm. 2 0 4
Portland, Oregon 97211
Phone: 288-6361
Hours: 9-5 Mon.-Fri./6:30-8:30 p.m. Tues. & Thurs. evenin'
ALLEN VEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corn sr of 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. Strayhrnd, Minister
ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
606 N .E . Alberta Street
Reverend Bertram Griffin, Pastor
261 4429
Masses:
5:00 p.m. Vigil - Saturday
10:00 ami. Choir ■■ Sunday
12:00 p m Folk - Sunday
ST. ANDREW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
4919 N .E . 9th Avo.
N e rita Kelly, Principal
284-1020
Gradeo 1 through 8
M ature, fixed, good with
kids and other pets.
287
8755.
1. W hat U .S. city, in one
day, grew from a small railroad
station to a city of 10,000
people?
2. W hat capital city of the
U .S . was- the first under the
Constitution?
3. W h a t co u n try's inland
waters has the greatest length?
4. W here is the world's larg­
est library?
5. W hat metal is most com­
monly found in the earth's
crust?
ANSW ERS
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Your Employment Service
A N S W E R : F irst of all, the Employ­
Q U E S T IO N : W hat are some of the
[em ployer services offered through the ment Division offers a complete place­
ment and referral service. Professional
•Job Service offices of the Oregon
interviewers select referrals from the
[Em ploym ent Division?
largest pool qualified applicants in each
community. This service includes careful
screening, fast service and computerized
job listings. Recruitments of workers of
all types of skills and abilities ia on a local,
regional and national basis when neces­
sary.
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Employment Division offices provide
equal employment opportunity by refer­
ring qualified applicants for consideration
regardless of race, color, religion, sex,
age, handicap or national origin. Employ
ers. i 'luding those with government
contr« ts, can be assisted with meeting
A ffirm ative Action requirements.
Employment Division staff can assist
employers to provide on-the-job training
through various State and Federal
programs.
Industrial services include assistance
in cutting training tim e and coat, lower
A. Lee Hender$on, Minister
turnover, selection and effective assign­
ment of workers, analyzing and structur­
ing jobs and modification of jobs for more
58 28 N.E. 8th
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
efficiency.
Through the Division's Research and
Statistics section and local offices,
Church School
reliable, cur-ent, comprehensive infor­
Morning Worship
9:45 a m .
mation on labor supply and demand can
Wed. Noon - The Hour of Powor
11:00 a m .
be made available both locally and on a
Wad. Prayer A (lass Meeting
12:00 Nooa
Statewide basis, published monthly. This
Nursery Caro Provided
7 :» pm .
information covers population changes,
movement of industry, hiring, layoffs,
‘W E A R E M A K IN G O U R N E IG H B O R H O O D A B R O T H E R H O O D " and wages, current and future.
i
Research Analyst position
open in the Affirm ative
Action Office at Oregon
State University. Req. B.A.
or B.8. W ill develop statis­
tical reports and investigate
research.
Preferred back­
ground in Affirm ative Ac
tion. To apply send resume,
3 reference letters to Pearl
S. Gray, A ffirm ative Action
Director, Oregon State Uni
versity, Corvallis, Or 97331.
Applications must be receiv
ed by March 31, 1976.
Oregon State University is
an Affirm ative Actioa/Equal
Opportunity Employer
Director of Personnel,
V A N C O U V E R M E M O R IA L H O S P IT A L .
3400 main 6 L ,
P .0. Box 1657,
Vancouver, Washington 98663
As Equal Opportunity Employer
C A L IC O L A D Y C A T
"OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING
RESEA R C H A N A L Y 8 T
Immediate opening for an assistant to the Director of
Personnel, degree in Personnel Administration. Labor
Relations, or related field preferred. Must have applicable
experiences in personnel office.
Responsibilities will
include: employment, benefits administration, wage and
salary administration, EEO , affirm ative action, workers
and unemployment compensation. 0 8 H A , labor contract
administration, and related functions. A ttractive salary
and benefit package. Please submit resume complete with
salary history to:
PLANNERI
Thursday, March 11, 1976
Who
beautiful girls
don’t grow on trees? Call
Monica or Jodi at 235-1970.
A F R IC A N M E T H O D IS T
E P IS C O P A L Z IO N
CHURCH
First A M E Zion Church
109 Skidmore
Portland 97217
Rev. George W. Maize
A F R IC A N M E T H O D IS T
E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H
Bethel A M E Church
5828 N .E . 8th -- 288 5429
Portland 97211
Rev. A. Lee Henderson
Hm. 282 0067.
C H R IS T IA N M E T H O D IS T
E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H
Allen Temple
1236 N .E . 8th
Portland 97211
Phone 287 0261
Rev. Thomas Strayhand
4222 N .E . 8th Avenue
Hm. 282 8264
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H ES
St. Andrews
806 N.E. Alberta St.
Phone 281 4429
Portland 97211
Father Griffin Burt
Immaculate Heart
2926 N. Williams Ave.
Phone 287 3724
Portland 97227
Father Bill Curtin
Father Bernard Rinehart
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H E S
Christian Churches in Ore.
0245 S.W. Bancroft
Portland 97201
Regional Minister,
Russell Hensley
Irving Park Christian
831 N .E . Fremont St.
Phone 281 0608
Portland 97212
Pastor Webster B. Turner
Hm. 281 1342
Mallory Avenue Christian
126 N .E . Alberta S t
Portland 97211
Rev. Dale S titt
Hm. 281 9554
B A P T IS T C H U R C H E S
Antioch Missionary Baptist
5935 N . Minnesota
Phone 289 2364
Portland 97211
C H U R C H ES O F C H R IS T
Rev. Felton Howard
Albina Church of Christ
Berean Baptist Church
3908 Mallory
4822 N . Vancouver
Phone 288 1092
Portland 97212
Portland 97212
’
Rev. W illie Peterson
Rev.
Richmond
Phone 281 5672
Ebenezer Baptist
U N IT E D C H U R C H ES
3707 N . Williams
O F C H R IS T
Portland 97227
Highland
United
Rev. Percy Manuel
4635 N .E. 9th
Phone 284 2864
Portland 97212
Highland Baptist
Rev. Samuel Johnson
607 N .E . Alberta St.
Ph. 287 9567
Phone 288 1115
Hm. 287 5341
Portland 97211
Rev. George Dick
C H U R C H O F GOD
St. M ark Baptist
PENTECO STAL
119 N .E. M orris
A rk of Safety
Phone 287 7457
84 N .E . Pentecostal
Portland 97212
Phone 288 9418
Rev. E.C. W ilder
Portland 97211
Morning Star Baptist
Bishop U .V . Peterson
106 N .E . Ivy
Hm. 285 9418
Phone 281 4925
Community Church of God
Portland 97212
202 N .E. Skidmore
Rev. Sylvester McCulumn
Phone 281 5678
Hm. 287 5036
Portland 97211
New Hope Baptist
Pastor V. Brown
3725 N . Gantenbein
Phone 281-6746
C H U R C H E S O F GOD
Portland 97227
IN C H R IS T
Rev. A. Bernard Devers
Evangelistic Center
Hm. 288 1946
522 N. Albina
New lig h t Baptist
Phone 1851156
75 N .E . W ygant St.
Rev. Samuel M. Irving
Phone 282 7880
Gethsemane COGIC
Portland 97211
801 N .E . Failing
Rev. John Malone
Phone 287 3463
Hm. 284 6:102
Portland 97211
M t. O livet Baptist
Rev. R.L. Menefeehlm
116 N .E . Schuyler
Hm. 284 8480
Phone 281 4925
G reater M t. Calvary COGIC
Portland 97212
1234 N .E . Killingsworth
Rev. John Jackson
Phone 284 3721
St. Paul Baptist
Portland 97211
8101 N. Fiske St.
Bishop H.B. Daniels
Phone 289-0147
Hm. 774 1294
Portland 97227
Rev. James C.E. Faulkner St. Lake COGIC
2700 N .E . Sumner
Hm. 288 7825
Phone 287 8345
Providence Baptist
Portland 97212
313 N .E . Failing St.
Rev. Roosevelt Thomas
Portland 97212
New
Hope COGIC
Rev. Eugene Boyd, Jr.
5125 N .E. 24th
Hm. 281 4110
Phone 281 4587
M t. Sinai Baptist
Portland 97221
602 N .E . Prescott
Rev. B.E. Johnson
Phone 282 6773
McKinney Temple COGIC
Portland 97211
1737 N .E. Alberta
Rev. L .L . Ransom
Phone 282 8522
Vancouver Ave. 1st Baptist
Bishop W .L. McKinney
3132 N. Vancouver
Hm. 285 7606
Phone 282 9496
M t. Neka COGIC
Portland 97227
4077 N .E. 9th
D r. O.B. Williams
Phone 282 3633
Hm. 289-7417
Rev. Jonah Taylor
A T T E N D T H E C H U R C H O F Y O U R C H O IC E
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HOME ECONOMIST
COMMUNITY HEALTH
$1,002 91,066.
Provides
home economics services to
individuals and families as
part of health care services
provided by M ult. Co. Health
Division. M IN QUALS: 4
yrs. exp. as home economist
teaching in elementary, se­
condary. or adult homo eco­
nomies ed programs, 2 of the
4 yrs. working as home
economist in a community
based health or w e lfa re
agency OR Bachelor's de­
gree Lit home economics with
2 yrs. exp. as home
mist in a community
health or welfare agency.
A PPLY: By March 17. M u lt
Co. Personnel, 426 S.W.
Stark, 7th Floor, Portland,
OR 97204. 248 5035.
An Equal Opportoaity
Employer
Overstreet Powerhouse
Temple COGIC
4525 Williams
Phone 282 6880
Portland 97212
Rev. Overstreet
St. Paul COGIC
2859 N.E. Rodney
Phone 287 7998
Portland 97212
Bishop J.C. Foster
Hm. 282 8474
Good Samaritan COGIC
4801 N .E. 9th
Phone 282 8875
Portland 97211
Rev. F J . Crear
Hm. 287 0165
Sellwood COGIC
8051 S.E. 16th
Phone 2361073
Portland 97202
Rev. B.T. Wells
M t. Sinai COGIC
801 N .E . Failing
Phone 284 0854
Portland 97211
Rev. W.G. Hardy
Solid Rock COGIC
4237 N. Mississippi
Phone 289 4595
Portland 97227
Rev. A.R. Hopkins
Williams Temple
241 N .E . Hancock
Phone 282 1396
Rev. Earnest W. Rand
Hm. 288 2691
E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H E S
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
120 N .E . Knott
Phone 281 5802
Portland 97212
Father Bill Wetzel
L U T H E R A N C H U R C H ES
Augustana Lutheran
2710 N .E . 14th
Phone 288 6174
Pastor Kindschuh
Peace Lutheran
22P1 N. Portland Blvd.
Phone 289-1070
Portland 97217
Pastor Dewayne Bey
Redeemer Lutheran
5431 N .E . 20th
Phone 287 7553
Portland 97217
Rev. Dennis D. M aittala
Hm. 287 3015
U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T
CH U R C H ES
Patton Central
5023 N. Michigan
Phone 281 7328
Portland 97217
Rev. Bob Dowrey
Woodlawn
1425 N .E . Dekum St,
Phone 289 0284
Portland 97211
Rev. Waichi Oyanagi
Hughes Memorial
111 N .E. Failing
Portland 97217
Rev. Waichi Oyanagi
N O N D E N O M IN A T IO N A L
C H U R C H ES
Albina Ministerial Alliance
126 N .E. Alberta St.
Portland 97211
Rev. John Jackson
Hm 288-3603
Director N N E A
3905 N . Vancouver Ave.
Portland 97227
Rev. Williams
Emanuel Hospital Chaplain
2801 N . Gantenbien
Portland 97227
Rev. W illiam F. Adix
Hm. 284 0773
Faith Tabernacle
5926 N .E . 26th
Phone 282 8071
Portland 97211
Bishop L .W . Osborne
1222 N .E . Skidmore
Phone 2867241
Portland 97211
Pastor John Parker