Portland Observer
PLANT MAINTENANCE
TECHNICIAN I
Tektronix
Opportunities
1904 11,098. Washington
Co. U n ifie d S e w e r a g e
Agency.
1 yr. exp. ax a
jrnymn maint. mech. involv­
ing skilled mechanical and
maint. tasks. H.S. grad, or
any a a tia fa c to r y e q u iv .
comb, of exp. and trng. 2 yra.
exp. ax xewage plant opera
tor may be used in lieu of 1
yr. as a jrnymn maint. me­
chanic.
Iaist filing date
3/28/76. Apply Civil Ser
vice, 150 N. First Hillsboro,
Ore. 97213. An Affirmative
Action and Equal Opportu
nity Employer. Women and
members of minorities urged
to apply.
Systems Analyst
Kcquin*« working with h-utl analyst
|M>rhiriiiuiK maintenance and modification
of <’I X ' C Y B E R 73 Kronoa operating
system in a time wharf scientific < 'A I )
environment II S or equivalent with
emphawi» on Math/Engineering
Technical Writer
Assists engineer« with technical pa|>ers
and the presentation of technical ma
teriala, visual aids, film atrip« and video
pipe iteipnre« technical writing and
editing experience. Muni lie able to select
heiit medium for presentation of material«.
Safety Training Instructor
Experience in training and a knowledge
of «airly and health regulation« 1« neces­
sary for thi« iMwition Duties include
development of training program«, working
with safety committee«, employment of
«afety equipment and advising of legal
re«|M>nsinilitie«
FISCAL SUPERVISOR
PURCHASING MANAGER
R esponsible for general
ledger control, revenue con­
trol and forecasting, inveat-
ment program, special pro
jects reporting, bank recon­
ciliation and accounts r e ­
ceivable. Experience should
include a working knowledge
of municipal accounting and
budgeting, data processing
applieationa to accounting
systems, analitical and writ­
ing ability. Accounting ma
jor plus four years applicable
experience. Experience may
be substituted for education.
Salary $15,788 to $18,828
depending on experience and
demonstrated ability. Send
resum e to Salem Public
Schools, Personnel Services,
1309 Ferry St. SE. Salem.
97308, by March 31, 1976.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
$1.915 monthly. This ia
managerial work directing
the city's Purchasing and
Stores Division. Applicants
should have knowledge and
skills in the principles and
practices of effective man
agem qpt and central pur­
chasing; skill in expressing
ideas effectively, orally and
in writing; and skill in estab­
lishing effective working re­
lationships.
Apply to: Portland Civil
S ervice Board, 510 S.W .
Montgomery, Portland, by
March 25. 1976.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Flight Attendants
W ESTERN AIRLINES ia
now accepting applications
for FUTURE night atten
dant classes.
Production Assembler
I ’nrt time and permanent positions avail­
able for electronic assembly work Good
vision and the ability to do detailed work
required. Training will he provided.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
Clerk Typist
required.
Secretary
W ill perform advanced secretarial, steno­
graphic and clerical duties. Two years
secretarial training or exjienence required.
Above average typing ability,
and shorthand
'
or transcription skills
Ils necessary.
Methods Analyst
PROGRAMMERS-ANALYSTS
with experience in financial control. Manufacturing or
marketing applications. COBOI and O/S JCL experience
are required. TP experience is desirable.
Hardware is 2 3MEG 370/165'S. Software is 0 /S MVT,
HASP, and CICS.
Salaries are competitive.
• Must be free to relocate
at completion of I xm An­
geles training.
Benefits are excellent.
Self starting, professional data processor. Submit resume
including salary history in confidence to Compton T.
McKenzie, Freightliner Corporation. P.O. Box 3849, Port
land, OR 97208.
l'or immediate consideration
please call;
An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F
WESTERN AIRLINES
(5 0 3 ) 2 4 9 -4 5 4 3
T R O IM IX
Call between the hours of
8:30 A M. and 4:00 P.M.
•««•*•«•< <»««••••••
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F
VA payments tax exempt
Recipients of benefits from the Vet
erans Administration are reminded that
these payments generally are exempt
from taxation and need not be reported
on federal income tax returns.
Major tax exempt VA benefits include
compensation, pension and educational
assistance, including subsistence pay
ments to vocational rehabilitation train
ecs, Mrs. Donna M. Arndt, director of the
Portland VA regional office, explained.
Also exempt are grants to military
service disabled veterans for specially
adapted homes and automobiles and
clothing allowances paid to service-
disabled veterans whose prosthetic de
vices result in undue wear and tear on
clothing.
Interest accrued on government life
insurance dividents left on deposit or
credit with the VA is not exempt and
must be reported on federal income tax
returns, Mrs. Arndt added.
Dividends and proceeds from govern
ment life insurance policies are exempt
from federal income tax, but the proceeds
are subject to federal estate tax, the VA
director also noted.
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corner of 8th and Skidmore
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
(Second nd Fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand. Minister
ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
806 N.E. Alberta Street
Reverend Bertram Griffin, Pastor
281 4429
Masses:
5:00 p.m. Vigil - Saturday
10:00 a m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p.m. Folk - Sunday
DIAL - A JOB
227 - 5828
Kaiser - Permanents
Medical Care Program
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Methodists host conference
Between six and ten thousand people
will converge on the Memorial Coliseum
for the world wide General Conference of
the United Methodist Church. This will
TA class set
"Learning To Live." an eight week
course designed for personal growth
through transactional analysis, will be
offered at the Sanctuary of Our Sorrow
ful Mother, N.E. Sandy and 85th. starting
March 28th, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Classes are based on an award winning
film series to help improve relationships
with spouses, children, parents, friends,
employees and God. The Course is based
on the idea that man and woman cannot
only create things; they create them
selves through increased awareness, un­
derstanding, self-direction and prayer.
Life is after all a Do-It-Yourself-Project.
Classes are conducted by Reverend
Gordon Dickey MSW, a clinical member
of the Oregon and American Associations
of Marriage and Family Counselors.
Topics include; personality states, games
people play, strokes, time structures,
feelings, acquiring life scripts and chang
ing life scripts.
Reservations can be made by calling
774 6548.
be the first time that the United Metho­
dists have held their General Conference
in Portland. Only on two other occasions
has the Conference ever been held on the
West Coast, those Conferences being
held in San Francisco and Los Angeles
The General Conference is the highest
legislative body of the United Methodist
Church.
Delegates from the United
States will be augmented from overseas
countries representing European, Africa,
and Asian nations.
Although the voting delegates number
under just 1,000 persons, already there
are registered in the official hotels and
motels some nearly 3.000 delegates,
spouses and staff persons. Nearly 100
Rishops, active and retired will be in
attendance at this quadrennial meeting.
The official host of the General Con­
ference is Bishop Jack M. Tuell, resident
Bishop of the Portland Area Which
encompasses the Oregon-Idaho Afnnual
Conference.
Legislative ano plenary sessions of the
General Conference will be held at the
Coliseum beginning at 3:00 p.m. April
27th with a massive Communion Service
for delegates and all visitors and con
tinuing through May 8th.
. A reception honoring the Bishops and
the Judicial Council of the church will be
open to the public on Monday evening,
April 26th beginning at 8:00 p.m. in the
ballroom at the Hilton Hotel.
ST. ANDREW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
4919 N.E. 9th Ave.
Norita Kelly. Principal
Phone: 284 1620
Grades I through 8
yothodlsf^
Me Mill tfwl
Miik • • •
Our reputation for integrity
and competence will assure
A. Lee Hendeison, Minister
consideration for every wish
5828 N.E. 8th
of the family
C. Don Vann
MORTUARY
5211 N. Wiliams Ave.
281-2836
Church School
Morning Worship
Wed. Noon -■ The Hour of Power
Wed. Prayer A Class Meeting
Nursery Care Provided
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
9:45 a.m.
11:0ft a.m
12:00 Noon
7:30 p.m.
WE ARE MAKING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD A BROTHERHOOD'
DRAFT8PER8ON
COMPITER
PROGRAMMER
We are looking for a per­
son with 1 'h to 3 yra. exp. in
design drafting. Length of
exp. will be dependant upon
added education in the engi­
neering field.
A good background in
m athem atics with know ­
ledge of mechanical drafting
and machine shop practices
desirable. Apply in person or
send resume to:
OMARK
Industries, Inc.
Oregon Saw Chain Division.
4909 International Way,
Milwaukie, Oregon 97222
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Com puter Program m er
tor work with a large project
in forest ecology. B.S. de­
gree required. Appointment
at research a ssista n t un­
classified. Salary $706 per
month. Position full time
until January, 1977, subject
to renewal thereafter based
on continued grant support.
Send letter of application,
curriculum vitae, transcripts
and 3 letters of recommen­
dation to J.R . D ilw orth,
Head, Dept. of Forest Man­
agement, School of Forestry,
08U , Corvallis, Ore. 97331
by April 23. 1976.
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Iasi player
d a ta processing
• Preference will be given
to applicants with one to
two years of public con
tact work experience.
Benefits include liberal insurance and
retirement programs, educational support
and a profit sharing plan
Apply at Tektronix Industrial Park,
or write to Tektronix, Inc , P.O. Box 500-P,
Beaverton. OR »7077.
An equal opportunity employer
Experienced D om estic
R e fr ig e r a tio n M ech a n ic
Needed. Have most of his
own tools. Send resume to:
P.O. Box 93, Coburg, Oregon
97401.
Freightliner ( orporation has openings for
PROGRAMMERS
• Corrected vision 20/20.
U ncor r e e le d v isio n
which exceeds 20/200 is
not acceptable.
Analyzes production methods; develo|w
labor standards; and makes methods im ­
provements Requires some training in
industrial engineering unii work experience
in an electronics assembly environment
To maintain and repair
mechanical equip, such as
pumps, valves, boilers, at
P o r t la n d ’s w a s t e w a te r
pla.->ta. Salary starts at $979
with increases to $1,189 af
ter 1 yr. Many employee
benefits include paid health,
dental and life insurance.
Good promotional opportu
nities. Applicants must have
the knowledges and skills
needed to properly maintain
and repair wastewater plant
machinery. Apply for exam ­
ination before March 22,
1976, at Portland Civil S er­
vice, 5 i0 S.W. Montgomery,
Portland, Oregon. Women
and minorities are urged to
apply.
An Equal Opportunity
( fr EIGHTLIN er S
>
• At least 20 years of age.
5'2" to 6' in height.
Weight proportionate to
height.
W ill perform diversified clerical, statistical,
skilled duties Average typing ability
REFRIGERATION
Mfct tlANIC
WASTEWATER
MECHANIC I
For City of P ortland
Thursday. March 18. 197«
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. Ov ■ street
Father Griffin Burt
St. Paul C V u’S
Immaculate Heart
2859 N.E. Rodney
2926 N. Williams Ave.
Phone 287 7998
AFRICAN METHODIST
Phone 287 3724
Portland 97212
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Portland 97227
Bishop J.C. Foster
Bethel AME Church
Father Bill Curtin
Hm 282 8474
5828 N.E. 8th
288 5429
Father Bernard Rinehart
Portland 97211
Good Samaritan COGIC
Rev. A. Ia-e Henderson
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
4801 N.E. 9th
Hm. 282 0067
Christian Churches in Ore.
Phone 282 8875
0245 S.W. Bancroft
Portland 97211
CHRISTIAN METHODIST
Portland 97201
Rev. F.J. Crear
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Regional Minister,
Hm 287 0165
Russell Hensley
Sellwood COGIC
Allen Temple
Irving Park Christian
8051 S.E. 16th
4236 N.E. 8th
831 N.E. Fremont St.
Phone 236 1073
Portland 97211
Phone 281 0608
Portland 97202
Phone 287 0261
Portland 97212
Rev. B.T. Wells
Rev. Thomas Strayhand
Pastor Webster B. Turner Mt. Sinai COGIC
4222 N.E. 8th Avenue
Hm. 281 1342
801 N.E. Failing
Hm 282 8264
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
W
illiams
Temple
4822 N. Vancouver
Phone 288 1092
241 N.E. Hancock
Portland 97212
Portland &7212
~
“
Phone 282 1396
Rev. Willie Peterson
Rev.
Richmond
Rev. Earnest W. Rand
Phone 28! 5672
Hm. 288 2691
Ebenezer Baptist
UNITED CHURCHES
3707 N. Williams
OF CHRIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
Portland 97227
Highland United
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
Rev. Percy Manuel
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
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
Rev. George Dick
Augustana Lutheran
CHURCHOFGOD
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.
285
9418
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
11m. 287 3015
CHURCHES OF GOD
Portland 97227
IN
CHRIST
Rev. A. Bernard Devers
UNITED METHODIST
Evangelistic Center
Hm. 288 1946
CHIRCHES
522
N.
Albina
New Light Baptist
Patton
Central
Phone 285-1156
75 N.E. Wygant St.
5023 N. Michigan
Rev. Samuel M. Irving
Phone 282 7880
Phone 281 7328
Gethsemane COG 1C
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. Waichi 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 97227
Rev. James C.E. Faulkner St. Luke COGIC
NON DF.NOMIN ATION AL
2700 N.E. Sumner
Hm. 288 7825
CHURCHES
Phone
287
8345
Providence Baptist
Albina Ministerial Alliance
Portland
97212
313 N.E. Failing St.
126 N.E. Alberta St
Rev. Roosevelt Thomas
Portland 97212
Portland 97211
New
Hope
COGIC
Rev. Eugene Boyd, Jr.
Res . John Jackson
5125 N.E. 24th
Hm. 281 4110
Hm 288 3603
Phone
281
4587
Mt. Sinai Baptist
Director NNEA
Portland 97221
602 N F 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
\anrouver Ave. 1st Baptist
2801 N. C.antenbien
Bishop
W.L.
McKinney
3132 N. Vancouver
Portland 97227
Hm. 285 7606
Phone 282 9496
Rev William F. Adix
Mt.
Nebo
COGIC
Portland 97227
Hm. 284 0773
4077
N.E.
9th
Dr. O.B. Williams
Faith Tabernacle
Phone 282 363i)
Hm. 289 7417
5926 N.E. 26th
Rev. Jonah Taylor
Phon«- 282 8071
Portland 97211
Ilishop L.W. Oslxtrne
Maranatha
1222 N.E. Skidmore
ATI END THE CHURCH OF 1OI K CHOICE
Phone 288 72 U
Portland 97211
Pastor John Parker
AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ZION
CHURCH
First AME Zion Church
109 Skidmore
Portland 97217
Rev. Gkrorjr W. Maize