Portland Observer
MOTOR W IN D ER S
Opportunity in Alaska
PURCHASING DIRECTOR
Tektronix
Opportunities
N.C. Drilling/Routing
Machine Operator
Operates numerically controlled drilling
machine«. |xiwer shears, milling machine«
^ unch presses, pin router« and drill presses
rade «chool graduate* preferred
»17,226 »23,072.
Directs
the procurement of all ma
teriala, supplies, equipment
and services for Mult. Co.,
through a centralized pur
chasing and supply section.
MIN QUAL: Two years of
exp. related to thia position
in the private or public sec
tor. TO APPLY Submit a
resume by Friday, April 8,
1976 to Mult. Co. Personnel
Office, 426 S.W. Stark. Port.,
Ore. 97204 . 248 5036.
W riting, editing and acheduling the produc-
lion and distribution of external communi*
cation« to media both local and national
Respond to media request* for information
directly or by referring to appropriate
internal source Iteouire« previous experience
in dealing w it h ____
_ _ a« xpoke«|>er«on for
media
an organization, firm or interest group
Background in journalism helpful
Chemical Treatment Plant
Specialist
M onitor the operation* of all treatment
facilities Test effluent waste for R O D , tu r­
bidity. chlorine, ph and metal »alts content.
M aintain all logs and record« required by
federal, state and local government* Require*
successful completion of general, inorganic,
organic and qualitative analysis chemistry
at a college level.
Software Evaluator
Experience or training with F O R T R A N .
B A S K ' or assembly language on timesharing
system IS desirable The position will evaluate
software products for accuracy, function,
use and completeness
We need qualified nurse
aides for all shifts. Paid
weekly, bonded and insured,
work your available hours.
Need M.A. course certificate
and good references.
It
helps to be fleet of foot, and
have a ready smile but uni­
forms are a must. Call Mrs.
David, 224 7833. Homemak
ers Upjohn.
Technical Writer
Assists engineer* with technical papers and
the presentation nt technical materials,
visual aid*, film strips ami video tape.’ lie -
quires technical writing and editing expert
ence Must be able to select hest medium for
presentation nt materials.
Production Assembler
Part time and permanent positions available
for electronic assembly work. Good vision
and the ability to do detailed work required.
Training will be provided.
C ritical Care N ursing.
Permanent full time posi­
tions available tor staff or
charge.
Previous critical
care exp., req. Expanding
program in Progressive de­
partment with exc. salary
and benefits. 228 bed acute
care facility. Send confiden­
tial resume to:
Holy Family Hospital
North 5633 Lidgerwood
Spokane. Wash 99207
(509) 482 2111.
Portland Fire Bureau
Offers an
Employment opportunity as
REGISTERED NURSE
Position currently avail,
for expereinced Registered
nurses in moot areas of nur­
sing care. Excellent saU.>
and fringe benefita. If you
are interested in becoming a
valuable member of our nur­
sing team, please contact
Personnel Office, 280 4165.
Emanuel Hospital,
2801 N. Gantenbein,
Portland, Oregon 97227
FIRE FIGHTER
STARTING SALARV- i " (90.40 PER YEAR
AFTER FIVE YEARS: S16.390.40 PER YEAR
YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY if you - are a high
school graduate or have passed equivalent G.E.D. testa -
are 21 through 25 years of age if a non veteran; 21 through
30 years of age if a veteran are in good physical condition;
weight proportionate to height.
REGISTER for Fire Fighter Examination May 3, 1976
through May 14, 1976.
FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact one of the
following: TRAINING STATION 2. 5340 N. Interstate,
248 4340 or PORTLAND CIVIL SERVICE, 510 S.W.
Montgomery, 248 4352.
ORIENTAT1ON BRIEFING designed to acquaint people
with the job FIRE FIGHTER and to explain the selection
process for attaining this job will be held APRIL 5, 1976
7:30 p.m. at 5340 N. Interstate Avenue. II you think that
you would be interested in a career with the Portland Fire
Bureau and would like to know more about it, you are
invited to attend this briefing.
Aa Equal Opportunity
Employer
ELECTRICIAN
JOURNEYMAN
Require at least 6 yrs.
industrial electric shop exp.
on A.C. and D.C. motors,
gen erators and controls.
Must have own tools, steady
year round work, union
shop, top wages and good
employee benefits. Apply at
Zidell Explorations, 3121 S.
W. Moody St., between 8
a.m. and 980 a.m., weekdays.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F
St. Andrews celebrates 12 years
Christ).
In 1966, the St. Andrews congregation
joined the Council of Community Church
•a. From September 1964 to September
1968, the congregation was housed in
Norris Hall, after which it moved to its
present location at 4800 N.E. 30th Ave­
nue.
In January 1969, the St. Andrews
Community Church becam e affiliated
with the United Church of Christ and is
now a member church of the Central
Pacific Conference of that denomination.
^atbodisf r
An iiquai Opportunity Employer
Allen Temple holds Mammoth Tea
Sunday. April 4, 1976 from 4:00 to 6:00
p.m. Allen Temple C.M.E. Church will
holds its Bicentennial Mammoth Tea.
Guest Artist* on program for the team
will be the Brahm Singers of Vancouver.
Washington in concert beginning at 4:30
p.m. There will be special awards and
recognition for all persons who have
worked to make this Bicentennial Tea
possible.
Members of the church have worked on
various teams since the first of January
sponsoring d ifferen t a ctiv itie s to g e ­
nerate funds to be reported at thia
occasion. Members of the Church have
contributed personal donations and
churches and businesses in the com­
munity have donated for Ad space in the
souvenir booklet for the success of the
Bicentennial Tea.
Teams and tesm leaders composed of
the members of the church worked
separately and together during the past
three months for the one great cause and
will hear the results of all teams at the
Tea. The church members were divided
into thirteen teams as follows: 1. Spann
and Manning Team; 2. DeDeleveaux.
Lamberth and Pierce Team; 3. Malray
and Glenn Team; 4. Phillips, Armstrong
and Gordon Team; 5. Roger and Gertrude
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
A. L«e H«nd«rson, Minister
5828 N.E. 8th
Church School
Morning Worship
Wed. Noon - The Hour of Power
Wed. Prayer A Claaa Meeting
Nursery ( ’are Provided
288-5429
9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 Noon
7:30 p.m.
“WE ARE M AKING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD A BROTHERHOOD"
ST. A N L h CW CATHOLiC CHURCH
806 N.E. Alberta Street
Reverend Bertram Griffin, Pastor
281-4429
Manne*:
5:00 p.m. Vigil - Saturday
10:00 a.m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p.m. Folk - Sunday
ST. ANDREW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
4919 N.E. 9th Ave.
Norita Kelly, Principal
Phone: 284 1620
Grades • through 8
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Are you ambition*, dependable, layed
off, retired, need extra cask?
BECOME YOUR OWN BOSS
IN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M /F
t
The St. Andrews Community Church
(United Church of Christ), located at 4800
N.E. 30th Avenue, will celebrate its
twelvth anniversary on Sunday, April
4th, at 4:00 p.m. Commissioner Charles
Jordan will be the guest speaker.
On March 28,1964. twelve persons met
and organized the congregation. Rev
•rend Cortlandt Cambric was called as
the first pastor and served until April,
1975, when he was succeeded by Rev­
erend Edsel Goldson. an ordained mini­
ster of the Christian Church (Disciples of
Salary range: »857 »1.160.
A challenging career of com­
munity service. Exc. train­
ing program. Age 21 years
and not yet 35 years. Vision:
C orrected 2 0/40 w eakest
eye. 20/20 best eye. Min. 2
yrs. college req. Applicants
not possessing 2 yrs. of col­
lege will be required to com
plete 2 yrs. college within 5
yrs. of appointment. Must
be high school graduate or
have completed GED. Cloa
ing date for accepting appli­
cation: April 21. 1976. Writ
ing exam to be given April
24, 1976. Apply: City of
Salem, Personnel Dept., Rm
225, 555 Liberty St. SE.
Salem. Oregon 97301.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Secretary
T E K T R O N IX «
ETMF Freight Systems
Diamond Division is desirous
of employing a special Com
modifies Dispatcher.
Fol­
lowing min. requirements:
high school or equivalent;
pass company physical; no
felony convictions; good
work record; typing 50 wpm;
10 key adding machine; neat
appearance; bondable; 3 yrs
supervisory exp.
For interview, apply in
person:
ETMF Freight System
8702 Ellingsen Road
Wilsonville, Oregon
The basic qualification is
an interest in people - but
some nursing skill is helpful.
We can use you part time for
the hours you're available.
Call Mrs. David. 224 7833 for
an interview. Homemakers
Upjohn.
W ill perform diversified clerical, statistical,
skilled duties Average typing ability
required.
Benefits include liberal insurance and
retirement urograms, educational support
ami profit sharing plan
Apply at Tektronix Industrial Park or
write to Tektronix. Inc., P. O Box 600 P,
Beaverton, D R 97077.
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
SPECIAL COMMODITIES
DISPATCHER
HOMEMAKER
HOME H EA LTH A ID E
Clerk Typist
W ill perform advanced secretarial, steno
aphic and clerical duties Tw o year* aecre-
rial training or experience required. Above
average typing ability, and shorthand or
transcription skills neceaaary.
er. Women and members of
minorities urged to apply.
An FLquaJ Opportunity
Employer M/F
Programmer Analyst
Experienced programmer analysts to design
and write commercial applications programs
in a multi system O S /M V T environment
which includes IM S and IS O Prefer IM S
experience
An Affirmative Action and
Equal Opportunity Employ
BN’S
NURSE A ID E »
Health Services Manager
A use*« corporations obligations for health
ami safety care of employee*, stay current
with health and safety requirements, develop
and maintain working relationships with
local medical profenaion and Worker's Comp
Carrier*. Degree or post graduate study in
health servues, nursing or allied profession
An Alaska Corp, has im
mediate openings for exp.
and highly reliable electric
motor and generator rewind
personnel.
Top wages in
field and help in relocating
for right personnel. Job is
on a permament basis. Only
qualified need apply. Send
resume to Hayden Electric
Motors, Inc. 4109 Seward
Highway, Anchorage, Alas
ka 99503.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Public Information
Representative
ASSISTANT
»1,086-11.322. Wash. Co.
Unified Sewerage Agency. 1
yr. exp. in responaible office
management work; College
grad. incl. or supplemented
by eourse work in bua. prac
ticea; or any satisfactory
equiv. comb, of exp. and
trng. Last filing date 4/9/76.
Apply Civil Service, 150 N.
First, Hillsboro, Ore. 97123.
Thursday. April 1, 1976
POLICE OFFICER
CRyaf Salam
ADMINISTRATIVE
Morris Team; 6. Mattie S. Lawson Team;
7. Jackson and Mims Team; 8. W'hite.
Jones and Mitchell Team; 9. McCorvey,
Perry, and Horsley Team; 10. Mumford,
and Richardson Team; 11 Homer Zackery
Team; 12. Regina Green and Sarah
Strayhand, Young Adult Team, 13. Jen­
kins. Tucker, Morris and Tidwell. Youth
Team.
Table Decorations and other decora­
tions in the church will be in Bicentennial
colors and carrying out the Bicentennial
theme of the two hundred year* from
1776 to 1976.
The public u radially invited to share
in the celebration of this our fifteenth
Annual Mammoth Tea in thia Bicenten­
nial year of America at Allen Temple
C.M.E. Church corner of N.E. 8th Avenue
and Skidmore. Sunday, April 4th from
4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Mrs. Helen Medlock and Mrs. E. Jean
Dillard Mammoth Tea Chairpers'ins, Re­
verend T.L. Strayhand. Pastor.
Israel guide
speaks
Mr. Eli Israeli, one of the first native
born touriat guides in Israel, will be
featured as guest speaker at the 11:00
a.m. service at Auguatana Lutheran
Church, N.E. 14th and Knott, on Sunday,
April 4th as a part of the congregation's
len ten theme - “The Passover and our
Wilderness Wanderings" - in reflection
on the roots of the historic Seder meal.
Mr. Israeli is an Old and New Testa­
ment scholar, historian and archaeologist,
as well as an accomplished photographer.
His presentation relates current events
in Israel to biblical history and under­
standings.
His tour of the Pacific Northwest is
being arranged through the offices of the
National Conference of Christians and
Jews.
“This is a unique setting - that of
Christian worship and Holy Communion -
in which the deep sources of the Passover
are discussed by a citizen of Israel,”
according to the Reverend E.H. Kind
schuh. Pastor. The public is cordially
invited.
No investment, just determination
Call 281-7629, evenings, before April 15
NO GIMMICKS
DIAL - A JOB
227 - 5828
Kaiser - Permanente
Medical Care Program
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Girls broke up with guys
want to start dating right
away. Call Diana or Andrea
235-1970.
AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ZION
CHURCH
First AME Zion Church
109 Skidmore
Portland 97217
Rev. Georg«- W. Maize
AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Bethel AME Church
5828 N.E. 8th
288.5429
Portland 97211
Rev. A. Lee Henderson
Hm 282 0067
( KRISTIAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ( Hl RCH
Allen Temple
1236 N.E. 8th
Portland 97211
Phone ?87 0261
Rev. Thomas Strayhand
4222 N.E. 8th Avenue
Ilm 282 8261
BAPTIST CHURCHES
Antioch Missionary Baptist
5935 N. Minnesota
Phone 289 2364
Portland 97211
Rev Felton Howard
Berean Baptist Church
4822 N. Vancouver
Portland 97212
Rev. Willie Peterson
Phone 281 5672
Ebenezer Baptist
3707 N. Williams
Portland 97227
Rev. Percy Manuel
Phone 284 2864
Highland Baptist
607 N.E. Alberta St.
Phone 288 1115
Portland 97211
Rev George Dick
St. Mark Baptist
119 N.E. Morris
Phone 287 7457
Portland 97212
Rev. E.C. Wilder
Morning Star Baptist
106 N.E. Ivy
Phone 281-4925
Portland 97212
Rev. Sylves.er McCulumn
Hm. 287 5036
New Hope Baptist
3725 N. Gantenbein
Phone 281 6746
Portland 97227
Rev. A. Bernard Devers
Hm 288 1946
New Light Baptist
75 N.E. Wygant St.
Phone 282-7880
Portland 97211
Rev. John Malone
Hm. 284 6302
Mt. Olivet Baptist
116 N.E. Schuyler
Phone 281 4925
Portland 97212
Rev. John Jackson
St. Paul Baptist
8101 N. Fiske St.
Phone 289 0147
Portland 97227
Rev. James C.E. Faulkner
Hm. 288 7825
Providence Baptist
313 N.E. Failing St.
Portland 97212
Rev. Eugene Boyd, Jr.
Hm. 281 4110
Mt. Sinai Baptist
602 N.E. Prescott
Phone 282 6773
Portland 97211
Rev. L.L. Ransom
Vancouver Ave. 1st Baptist
3132 N. Vancouver
Phone 282 9196
Portland 97227
Dr. O.B. W'illiams
Hm 289 7417
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
St. Andrews
806 N.E. Alberta St.
Phone 281 4129
Portland 97211
Father Griffin Burt
Immaculate Heart
2926 N. Williams Ave.
Phone- 287 3724
Portland 97227 "
Father Bill Curtin
Father Bernard Rinehart
CHRISTIAN CHCRCHES
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 St.
Portland 97211
Rev. Dale Stitt
Hm. 281 9554
CHIRCHES OF CHRIST
Albina Church of Christ
3908 Mallory
Phone 288 1092
Portland 97212
Rev. Richmond
UNITED CHURCHES
OF CHRIST
Highland United
1635 N.E. 9th
Portland 97212
Rev. Samuel Johnson
Ph. 287 9567
Hm. 287 5341
CHURCHOFGOD
PENTECOSTAL
Ark of Safety
84 N.E. Killingsworth
Phone 288 9418
Portland 97211
Bishop U.V. Peterson
Hm. 285 9418
Community Church of God
202 N.E. Skidmore
Phone 281 5678
Portland 97211
Pastor V. Brown
CHI RCHES OFGOD
IN CHRIST
Evangelistic Center
522 N. Albina
Phone 295-1156
Rev. Samuel M. Irving
Gethsemane COGIC
801 N.E. Failing
Phone 287 3463
Portland 97211
Rev. R.L. Menefeehlm
Hm 284 8480
Greater Mt. Calvary COGIC
1234 N.E. Killingsworth
Phone 284 3721
Portland 97211
Bishop H.B. Daniels
Hm. 771 1291
St. Luke COGIC
2700 N.E. Sumner
Phone 287 8345
Portland 97212
Rev. Roosevelt Thomas
New Hope COGIC
5125 N.E. 21th
Phone 281 1587
Portland 97221
Rev. B.E. Johnson
McKinney Temple COGIC
1737 N.E. Alberta
Phone 282 8522
Bishop W.L. M'-Kinney
Hm. 285 7606
Mt. Nebo COGIC
1077 N.E. 9th
Phone 282 3633
Rev. Jonah Taylor
ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE
Overstreet Powerhouse
Temple COGIC
1525 Williams
Phon«- 282 6880
Port la no 97212
Rev. Overstreet
St. Paul COGIC
2859 N.E. Rodney
Phon«- 287 7998
Portland 97212
Bishop J.C. Foster
Hm 282 8474
Good Samaritan COGIC
1801 N.E. 9th
Phone 282 8875
Portland 97211
Rev. F.J. Crear
Ilm 287 0165
Sellwood COGIC
8051 S.E. 16th
Phon«- 236 1073
Portland 97202
Rev. B.T. Wells
Mt. Sinai COGIC
801 N.E. Failing
Phone 284 0851
Portland 97211
Rev W.G. Hardy
Solid Rock COGIC
1237 N. Mississippi
Phone 289 1595
Portland 97227
R«-v A.R. Hopkins
Williams Temple
211 N.E. Hancock
Phone 282 1396
Rev Earnest W. Rand
Hm. 288 2691
EPISCOPAL CHI RCHES
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
120 N.E. Knott
Phone 281 5802
Portland 97212
Father Rill Wetzel
LUTHERAN CHI RCHES
Augustan* Lutheran
2710 N.E. 14th
Phone 288 6171
Pastor Kindsrhuh
Peace Lutheran
2201 N. Portland Blvd.
Phon«- 289 1070
Portland 97217
Pastor Ih-waym- Bey
Redeemer Lutheran
51.31 N.E. 20th
Phone 287 7553
Portland 97217
Rev. Dennis D. Marttala
II- 287 3015
I NITED METHODIST
CHCRCHES
Patton Central
5023 N. Michigan
Phone 281 7.328
Portland 97217
Rev. Rob Dow rey
Woodlawn
1125 N.E. Dt-kum St.
Phon«- 289 0281
Portland 97211
Rev. Waiehi Oyanagi
Hughes Memorial
111 N.E. Failing
Portland 97217
Rev. Waiehi Oyanagi
NONDENOM1NATIDNAL
CHCRCHES
Albina Ministerial Alliance
126 N.E. Alberta St.
Portland 97211
Rev John Jackson
Ilm 288 360.3
IWrector NNEA
.3905 N. Vancouver Ave.
Portland 97227
Rev Williams
Emanuel Hospital Chaplain
2801 N. Gantenhien
Portland 97227
Rev. William F. Adix
Hm 28! 0773
Faith Tabernacle
5926 N.E. 26th
Phone 282 8071
Portland 97211
Bishop L.W. Osborne
Maranktha
1222 N.E. Skidmore
Phone 288 7211
Portland 97211
Pastor John Parker