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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT The Portland Observer FINDER CLASSIFIED ADS SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST Typing and short hand skills req. Hrs. 8 to 5. All- employee benefits paid (or by the company - include retirement plan, dental, dis ability, hospitalization. Sa lary open. Interested appli rants should apply at Crown Zellerbach. 150« 8.W. 1st Ave., (5th floor). Mr. Mar vin. Call 221 7246. An Equal Opportunity Employer HOMEWORKERS WANTED Mailers, addressers need ed. 50 'firms listed, details, rush 30c and stamped ad dressed envelope. M.O. DY NAMICS. 6216 N. Vanrouv er Ave., Portland, 97217. SENIOR INTERNAL AUDITOR City of Portland $1,319 starting monthly salary. This is specialized computer based EMS audit ing work in the office of the City Auditor. Applicants should have a thorough k n o w led g e of co m p u ter accounting systems, statisti cal sampling techniques, manual record systems and principles of accounting and financial auditing. Apply at P ortlan d C ivil S e r v ic e Hoard, 510 S.W. Montgo mery, by Friday, July 2, 1976. Minorities and women are urged to apply. An Equal Opportunity Employer DIAL - A JOB BE 227 - 5828 K o iit r ■ P e rm a n e n t* M e d ical C a re Program SEWERAGE PLANT OPERATOR TRAINEE I (773-(8121 SEWAGE PLANT OPEATORI |«9(M-(1.096| Washington County Uni fied S ew erage Agency for S ew a g e P la n t O p era to r Trainee, H.S. grad, with me chanical aptitude. For Seage wage Plant Operator I, 1 yr. exp. in the oper. and maint. of sew age treatm ent faci lities. H.S. grad, or any sa tisfactory equiv. romb. of exp. and trng. Completion of roll. lev. courses in waste water technology may be used for up to one half yr. exp. Poss. Ore. driv. lie. Req. Ore. S ta te Sew age Works oper. certif. Grade V within 2 yrs. of the time of employment. I.ast filing date June 30, 1976. Apply Civil Service, 150 N. First, Hills boro. Ore. 97123. An Affir m ative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer. Wo men and members of minori ties urged to apply. An Equal Opportunity Employer Tektronix Opportunities P r o g ra m m e r A n a ly s t x|M*ri«*nee in converting »y»tvm n | mh ifi rations into program* A b ility to work with non <l|> |M*ople to m aintain and modify existing program systems T his iMmition requires a B S degree or equiva lent experience P ro d u c t S u p p o rt S p e c ia lis t T ills tkrtlTliflrWttt provide the teehnn ai liaison I w tween engineering and sales It will include technical *up|x>rt in the servicing, training, quoting and technical inform ation areas K e y P u n c h O p e ra to rs W e have immediate permanent o|»en mgs for swing shift Key Punch O perator* Form al key punch schooling or t*quivalent work ex|M*rience required F am iliarity with 129 IB M card punch or Inforex key to disc desirable P a rt T im e A s s e m b le r Part tim e iMMitions available for elec tronic assembly work Good vision and the ability to do detailed work required T ra in in g will he provided C le r k T y p is t W ill perform diversified clerical, statis tical. skilled duties Average typing ability required S e c r e ta r y Perform advanced w cretarial, steno graphic and clerical duties T w o years secretarial training nr rx|w rie n re required Alsive average typing ability, and short hand or transcription skills preferred hut not required Benefits include lilieral insurance and retirem ent programs, educational supixirt and profit sharing plan Apply at Tektronix Industrial Park or w rite to T ek tro n ix . Inc . P O Box 500 P, Beaverton, < )R 97077. An Equal O pportunity Em ployer T E K T R O N IX PERSONNEL GENERALIST M ajor P a c ific N o r th west utility agency seeks an e x p e r ie n c e d p e r so n n e l generalist to assist in the ac quisition and administration of clerical, craft, and techni cal professional person nel. Responsibilities will in clu d e in te r v ie w in g , re cruiting, m anagem ent and employee consultation, data gathering, candidate evalua tion, report preparation, and assistance in the resolution of personnel administration problems. The s u c c e s s fu l c a n d i date will poasess a degree (or equivalent exp), plus at least 2 yrs. of professional level employer oriented exp. in the area of recruiting, in te r v ie w in g , e v a lu a tio n , employee counseling, & gen era) p erso n n el a d m in i stration. Requires a work ing knowledge of the laws which apply to modern per sonnel practices, plus above average written & oral com munications skills Position is located in an Inland Pacific N orthw est community of approximately 9 0 ,0 0 0 . C o m p re h e n siv e frin g e b e n e fit p a ck a g e, in clu d in g r e lo c a tio n a s sistance. Starting salary commensurate with exp. Send com plete resum e, including salary history and salary requirement, in confi dence to: (Mrs.) J.M. Roth, Dept. 38, Washington Public Power Supply System, P.O. Box 968. Richland, Washing ton 99352. An Affirmative Action Employer LONELY RAP LINE For lonely people & small problems. We do some coun selling. 24 hr. service. Call 223 6800. Oregon I-egal Services is seeking a director for its co m m u n ity ed u ca tio n project. The project is cur rently staffed by a director and a media specialist who provide clearing house and materials development for fourteen legal services pro grams in Oregon and num erous low income groups. The major task of the director is to coordinate a statew ide community ed ucation project by .involv ing the client community in its development. The project attempts to reach low income persons through video, radio, TV, n ew sletters, publications and community organiza tions, and by working closely with each legal services of fice and the Oregon Clients Council. The position de mands a highly motivated and imaginative person ex perienced in grant writing, publication development and community organizing. Starting salary is $12,000, although additional funds are being sought to raise this salary. A target date of July 26 has been set for hiring. Resumes will be accepted from both attorneys and non attorneys, and must be received by June 18. Minori ties and the Spanish speak ing are urged to apply. PROJECT DIRECTOR The Albina Action Center (TAAC) is seeking a director to plan, coordinate and im plement social programs for the poor, and disadvantaged of the Albina Community. Requires a background in program adm inistration; grant writing, public rela tions, fiscal m anagement, and an overall knowledge of the needs and community resources of Albina. Applications are available at 707 N.E. Knott St. Dead line for filing applications or resumes is June 30, 1976. ELECTRICIAN $1,526 monthly. This exam is to fill possible future openings with Multnomah County. Installs and main tains electric«! w iring sy- sw.iui, natures, motors and related equipment in County buildings, bridges and other locations. MIN QUALS: Possess valid Oregon State J o u rn ey m a n E le c tr ic a l License (unlim ited Blue Card) plus completion of a recognized electrician’s ap prenticeship. APPLY: Be fore 4:30 p.m., June 28. Mult. County Personnel, 426 S.W. Stark, 7th Floor, Portland, OR 97204. 248 5035. An Equal Opportunity Employer RESIDENT MANAGER $606/mo. plus room and board. Resp. for mgmt, of a m isdem eanant restitution center. HS grad, and 1 yr. exp. in the criminal justice field or any satisfactory equiv. comb, of exp. and trng. Pref. will be given for an AA or BS deg. in the crim. justice field. Apply Civil Service, 150 N. First, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123. An A ffir m a tiv e A ctio n and Equal Opportunity Employ er. Members of minorities urged to apply. Do not call unless you're selective in dating. Call Andrea 235-1970. INVITATION FOR PRELIMINARY PROPOSALS The Department of Housing and Urban Development will accept Preliminary Proposals for housing units under the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program, to be located in the Portland SMSA area of Multnomah, Washing ton, and Clackamas Counties in Oregon and Clark County in Washington. Proposals may be submitted by private owners or Public Housing Agency (PHA) Owners or by PHA's in combination with private owners for newly constructed or rehabilitation units not to exceed 260 throughout Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas Counties in Oregon and Clark County in Washington. Proposals must be received by 4:00 p.m. on July 21st, 1976. Detailed information is contained in a Developer’s Packet which may be obtained from the HUD Area Officii, 520 S.W. 6th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97204. The actual astronomical ye ar-th s time the earth takea to orbit the sun—increases by about .04 seconds a century. OPERATIONAL AUDITOR 2 $15,100 $20.214 approx. July 1 range. Performs operational and performance audits to evaluate the effi ciency, economy and perfor mance of County depart ments and functions; may specialize in an area such as analysis of EDP systems or work processes and paper flow for the Mult. Co. Audi tor. MIN QUALS: Bache tor’s degree with 30 seme ster hours or 45 quarter hours in business or public administration, or account ing, finance, economics or related fields AND a mini mum of 2 yrs. progressive responsible auditing or ac counting exp. Applicants must also be in possession of a Certified Public Accoun tant or Certified Internal Auditor certificate or be within one yr. of such certi- ccate. APPLY: by June 25, 1976 by submitting a resume to Mult. Co. Personnel, 426 S.W. Stark, 7th Floor, Port land, OR 97204. 248 5035. An Equal Opportunity Employer OPERATIONAL AUDITOR 3 $18,346 $23,394 - approx. July 1st range. Supervises and participates in the operational and performance auditing to evaluate the effi ciency, economy and perfor mance of County depart ments and functions for the Mult. Co. Auditor. MIN QUALS: Bachelor's degrees with 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours in business or public administration, or ac counting, finance, economics or related fields AND a minimum of 4 yrs. of pro gressive responsible audit ing or accounting exp. Ap plicants must also be in possession of a Certified Public Accountant or Certi fied Internal Auditor certifi cate or within one year of such certificate. APPLY: by June 25, 1976 by submitting a resume to Mult. Co. Per sonnel, 426 S.W. Stark, 7th Floor, Portland, OR 97204. 248 5035. An Equal Opportunity Employer SANITARIAN SUPERVISOR The Sanitarian Supervisor manages the county’s sub surface sewage disposal pro gram under the Dept. of En vironmental Quality con tract; including planning, organizing & implementing the program. Duties include supervising and hiring per sonnel, a ssistin g Planning Director in administration & budgetary matters, & assis ting community in becoming health conscious through p a r tic ip a tio n in co m munity programs. Qualifications: 4 yrs. of full-time exp. in environ mental sanitation, at least 2 of which are related to sub surface sew age disposal; graduation from a 4 yr. col lege or university with spe cialization in public health sanitation, or related field; or a satisfactory combination of education and exp. Starting pay: $1.225 to $1,550. Last day to file: June 18, 1976. To apply: contact Department of Coordinated S e r v ic e s , P e r so n n e l O f-' fee, Jackson County Court house, Medford. Ore. 97051. The Housing Authority of Portland will accept sealed bids until 2 p.m. PDST Tuesday, July 6. 1976 for the yard lights, poles and related work to be installed at Co lumbia Villa. 8910 N. Wool sey Ave., Portland, Oregon. Bid forms and specifica tions available at the Hous ing Authority of Portland, Maintenance D ep t, at 8910 N. Woolsey Ave., Portland, Oregon 97203, or call Mr. Richard Jones at 249-5555. Bids will be accepted at 1605 N.E. 45th Ave., Port land, Oregon. The Housing Authority of Portland will accept sealed bids until 2 p.m. PDST Tuesday, July 5, 1976 for 12,000 lineal feet, more or iess, of 6 foot high chain link fence to be installed at Co lumbia Villa. 8910 N Wool sey Ave., Portland, Oregon. Bid forms and spreifica- tiona available at the Hous ing Authority of Portland, Maintenance Dept. at 8910 N. Woolsey Ave., Portland, Oregon 97203, or call Mr. Richard Jones at 249-5555. Portland Obsarver Thuroday, June 17. 187« Pag* 7 “Onyx”, llama at Portland Zoo, encouraging baby "Frecklet" to stand moments after birth. Curious onlooker is “Topaz", female friend. "Freckles,” the father, was unimpressed with his namesake's arrival and remained out of camera range. PSU classes study city "Portland - The City" is one of several package programs offered by Portland State University this summer. Courses in chemistry, geography, ur ban studies, history and sociology will be offered in the Portland package. Some of the featured courses include: • “Physical Environment of Portland." which will examine the rainfall pattern, how people change the climate of the city, pollution, the water supply, the possum in the city, causes of the city's sounds and smells, flora and its origins, and how d e c isio n s a ffe c tin g P o r tla n d 's e n vironment are made. Guest lecturers will be involved. • “Portland on a Pass,” which includes seven days of study in the field via a Tri-Met bus pass. This popular class was filled during advance registration but there is a waiting list, according to Sum mer Session Director Charles White. • “Portland A rtifact and Archive," which will interpret the man-made en vironment as a living museum of history. • "Comparative Urban Problems," which will compare problems of Euro pean cities to American cities, with parti cular focus on Portland. • "Future of Mass Transit," which will examine the issue in the United States as well as its development in Portland. • “Historic Preservation Workshop,” which will focus on the history, use and rehabilitation of public monuments. Ex tensive walking tours of downtown Port land will be included. The study packages have been design ed so students may take several courses without time conflicts. General registration day is June 21st. Formal admission requirem ents are waived during summer session and regi stration continues up to the day the class starts without late fees. There is no out - of - state tuition and senior citizens may take classes at no cost. Evening classes will be dismissed before the final Tri-Met runs. Catalogs and time schedules are avail able through the Summer Session Office, Portland State University, P.O. Box 751, Portland, Oregon 97207 (229 4081). Women study business The Small Business Administration in cooperation with Portland Community College will present a Beginning Business Workshop especially for women at Jant aaa Beach Shipping Center in Portland on June 29th. The workshop is free and runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Carousal Room and is designed to assist women who are interested in starting^ business of their own or who are new in their own business. Scheduled to speak are local business and professional women includ ing a CPA and an attorney. They will discuss success and failure factors, re cordkeeping system ^, m arketing and safes, money management, and business law. Films will be shown and free management publications will be distri buted. Reservations are required. For regi stration and information call the Small Business Administration at 221-2682. Fire Fighting Hero Pholo Courtexy of Santa Ana Register Can a cat be a hero? The Friskies Hero Cat Award pro vides the answer in a resound ing “ yes'- , The 1974 winner was a six- months old Manx named Sam who was credited with saving the lives of his six member household when the family's house caught fire in Orange, California. In addition to re ceiving a year's supply of Friskies Cat Food, he was also given a badge and made an honorary firefighter o f the Orange Fire Department Other previous winners in clude Dumb Dumb, a half Si amese watch cat in Wichita, Kansas whose fierce attack up on a burglar felled the would be thief and led to his arrest; Rhubarb, a "seeing-eye" cat in San Diego. California who guides and bravely protects her sightless mistress; and Mixy, a calico cat from Lin den, New Jersey whose cater wauling awakened the mem bers of the Razwilavich family and a house guest in time to escape a devastating fire. Nominations for the 1975 Hero Cat Award »re now being accepted and should be sub mitted to the Friskies Cat Council, Carnation Company, 5045 Wilahire Boulevard. Loa Angeles, California 90036, along with documentary evi dence of the candidate cat’s act o f heroism f x t s b h th .d 1912 QUAUTY M Y CUEANING REASONABIE RATES •SAME Dr t SH*T SERVICE •7 HOUR CLEANING SATURDAYS UNTIL N O O N • comfiete laundry (« M C E 1014 N. UUlNefWOtTM a Matto M h R sf Intense»» 299-9357 SELF SERVICE DRY CLEANING avak A h e Do H Yourself iA"d Son SS Y
