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Portland Observer
Thursday. June 24, 197«
Page 7
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION SPECIALIST
New position with a large metropolitan hospital employing
1600 persons. Assists and advises Director of Personnel
Services in equal employment and affirmative action activi
ties. Opportunity for professional growth for a creative
professional person. Requires a minimum of academic or
other experience wich demonstrates the ability to compre
hend and communicate at the 2 yr. colleg level. Must have
demonstrated ability to deal effectively with people and
employment problems. Prefer additional supervisory and/or
personnel exp.
Submit resume with salary requirements to:
Jack E. Wilson, Personnel Manager
Emanuel Hospital
2801 N. Gantenbein, PorlUnd 97227 280-4166
The Portland Observer
FINDER
CLASSIFIED ADS
An Equal Opportunity Employer
ANIMAL CONTROL
OFFICER
Tektronix
Opportunities
Programmer Analyst
I*.xiH*rii'iu'e ill converting system specifi
cations into programs A b ility to work
with non <lp lieople to m ain tain mid
m odify exiHtniK program Systems Tins
iMsution requires a H S degree or i*<|inva
lent experience
Product Support
Specialist
T h is p o s itio n will provide the technical
liiiw o n between engineering mid suies
Il w ill IIII h id e lei h im ill s u p p o rt III i l l !
servicing, training, quoting anil technical
inform ation area»
Key Punch Operators
W p have immédiat«* |»*rmancnt «»|wn
for »wing xhift Key Punch (>|M*ratnrx
Form al key punch M-hixilmg or equivalent
work <*xiwrit'iKc required F a m ilia rity
with 129 I B M card punch o r Inforex key
to disc demrahle
Part Time Assembler
Purl lone positions available for elee
Ironic assembly work Gissl vision and the
ability to do detailed work required
T ra in in g w ill I n - provided
Clerk Typist
W ill |>erform diversified clerical, xtatix
heal, »lulled duties Average typing ability
required
$888 (effective July 1).
Enforces city, county and
state domestic animal laws,
investigates damage caused
by animals and responds to
animal emergencies. Public
contact responsibility in en
fo rc in g and s e e k in g v o
luntary complaince with the
law is of key im portance.
This position is at the Mult.
Co. Animal Shelter, Trout
dale. OR. MIN QUALS: 11)
Valid driver’s license; (2)
Able to drive a stick shift
pickup; (3) Willing to take
pre exposure rabies inrnrnu
nization shots if appt'd; (4) 6
mos employ with a local
govt, agency enforcing ani
mal laws OK 6 mos exp in
dealing with the public in
complaint or stress situ s
tions plus 6 mos employ in
the rare and handling of ani
mals other than household
OR sny equivalent combi
nation of training and exp.
APPLY: By July 2. Mult Co.
Personnel, 426 S.W. Stark,
7th Floor, Portland. OK
97204. 248 5035.
Itenelits include liberal insurance and
retirem ent programs, educational sup|N>rt
and profit snaring plan
A pply «I Tektronix Ind ustrial Park or
write to T e k tro n ix . In i . P () Box .MX) P
Beaverton. ( I B «17077
An Equal < >| >|s ir I u n 11 y Em ployer
$11,338 ($12,695 after July
1). 3 vacancies with Mental
Health Section, 2 Coord and
1 Lead Coord. P rovides
counseling and case mgmt,
services for alcoholic clients
drawn primarily from a pub
lie inebriate pop. Lead Coord
also reap, for implementing
and overseeing the services.
MIN QUALS: Bachelor's de
gree and plus 2 yrs. exp. in
the field of direct social ser
vice for alcoholics. More exp.
may be substituted for the
degree on a year for year
basis. Min. 2 yrs. sobriety
req. for apps who have had
personal alcoholism prob
lems. Lead Coord, apps must
have 1 yr. exp. in planning/
eval/admin. in alcohol social
services in addition to the
above quals. APPLY: By
July 2. Mult. Co. Personnel,
426 S.W. Stark, 7th Floor,
Portland. OR 97204 . 248
5035.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
An Equal Opportunity
Em ploy er
Secretary
Perform advanced secretarial, steno
graphic anil clerical duties T w o years
secretarial training or ex|M*rience required
Above average typing ability, und short
hand or transcription skills preferred
hut not required.
ALCOHOL SERVICES
COORDINATOR
HOMEWORKERS
WANTED
Mailers, addressers need
ed. 50 firms listed, details,
rush 30c and stamped ad
dressed envelope. M.O. DY
NAMICS, 6216 N. Vancouv
er Ave., Portland, 97217.
GARAG ESALE
Sat., Sun., Mon.
10:00 to 6:00
6255 N.E. 17th Ave.
Special sale June 24
Observer readers: ask for
special price.
DIAL - A JOB
T R O N IX
227 - 5828
Kaiser - P erm anente
M e d ic a l C a re P rogram
An Equal (opportunity Employer
ADVERTISEMENT
SOLICITATION FOR PRE APPLICATION FOR
SPECIAL GOVERNOR S GRANT
The Governor of the State of Oregon, as the state's chief
elected official and chief administrator of the Governor's
Special Grant, funded by Public Iaiw 93.203, the Comprehen
sive Employment and Training Art of 1973, requests propo
sals for special manpower projects.
Interested applicants should address their Letter of Intent
to the State Manpower Planning Division, 240 Cottage Street,
S.E., Salem, Oregon 97310, and utilize certified mail to insure
delivery prior to the closing of solicitation.
In order to be considered, Letters of Intent must be
received by the Manpower Planning Division prior to the
clone of business, Wednesday, June 30. 1976.
le tter s of
Intent received after that date will be returned to the
applicant without consideration.
le tter s of Intent must include the following elements.
1. Organization affiliation by name and type (governmen
tal, private business, or non profit agency).
2. A brief program narrative which must address a specific
manpower problem; define the program objective, and pre
sent the strategy to be used in reaching the program objec
tive.
,
3. A brief program budget, separating administrative and
program component costs; and projected quarterly cumula
tive expenditures.
4. Target group and number of participants.
5. Duration of proposed project. Maximum duration con
sidered will be 12 months.
In addition, all projects must be eligible according to CETA
Rules and Regulations, Title I, subpart I) - Special Grants to
Governors. Applicants should coordinate their proposal with
the local CETA Prime Sponsor or the Balance of State Sub-
grantee in their area.
To be given primary consideration, projects must clearly
address substantial manpower needs that deal directly with
Oregon’s economically disadvantaged or unemployed citizens.
They must be labor market oriented in that they help a
person to become better qualified for a job, or in some way to
find and maintain a subsistence level of employment. Ia-tters
of Intent will he evaluated on the following criteria:
1. Statewide Impart
Explain how project will impact
manpower programs throughout the state While projects
addressing a specific regional need will be considered, past
practice has been to give highest priority to those programs
having state wide applicability.
2. Iaibor Market Impart Describe how the program will
relate training or services provided participants to the labor
market, and available or new job opportunities.
3. Innovative
Describe how the project proposes to
develop or implement a new approach, strategy, or technique
designed to meet some facet of the delivery of manpower
services to participants, not presently being employed.
Training or Public Service type projects normally funded
through CETA Titles I, II or VI will not be given primary
consideration, but will be referred to the appropriate Prime
Sponsor or Sub g antee for local consideration.
The total amount of funds available for new projects is
approximately $270,(MX). $125,000 will likely be the maximum
amount considered for any one project.
Separate Letters of Intent will be required for each pro
posai submitted by an applicant.
Those applicants whose letters of intent successfully pass
the screening process will be invited to complete a full appli
cation to be submitted in July. The letter of intent will be the
sole document by which the first competitive screening will
be accomplished. Given the fact that amount of dollars
available ia limited, we anticipate more proposals that ran be
funded.
SENIOR INTERNAL
AUDITOR
City ol Portland
$1,319 startin g monthly
salary. This is specialized
computer based FMS audit
ing work in the office of the
City Auditor. Applicants
sh ould h ave a th o ro u g h
k n o w led g e of co m p u ter
accounting systems, statist!
cal sam pling techniques,
manual record systems and
principles of accounting and
financial auditing. Apply at
P o rtla n d C iv il S e r v ic e
Board. 510 S.W. Montgo
mery, by Friday, July 2,
1976. Minorities and women
are urged to apply.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
W estinghouse Crime Pre
v e n tio n T hrough
En
vironm ental D esign P ro
gram Coordinator For The
U nion A v en u e R e d e v e
lopment Program
To coordinate technical
assistance requirements and
serv ices betw een the pro
gram and the Westinghouse
CPTED Consortium.
Requirements:
• D em onstrated know
ledge and exp. in project or
program administration.
• Proven ex p ertise re
lative to areas prescribed by
the Union Avenue Program.
• A w areness of évalua
tive research methods and
statistical applications,
• Familiarity with Union
Avenue Redevelopment lm
plementation Plan.
Duration of Efforts:
Salary Range:
The Housing Authority of
Portland will accept sealed
bids until 2 p.m. PDST
Tuesday, July 6, 1976 for
12,000 lineal feet, more or
less, of 6 foot high chain link
fence to be installed at Co
lumbia Villa. 8910 N. Wool
shy Ave., Portland, Oregon.
Bid forms and specifica
tions 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.
Do not call unless you’re
selective in dating.
Call
Andrea 235 1970.
$540 $687. Does volume
cooking for Co. Jail. 2 yrs.
exp. in vol. cooking in an
institution or commercially.
Pref. exp. in meat cutting.
Abil. to read and write; or
any equiv. comb, of exp. and
trng. Apply Civil Service,
150 N. First, Hillsboro, Ore.
97123.
An A ffirm ative
Action and Equal Opportu
nity Employer. Women and
members of minorities are
urged to apply.
ASSISTANT ELECTRIC
DISTRIBUTION
TECHNICIAN
$1,104 to$1.343 monthly. 2
yrs. exp. with electric utility
as D istribution Aide, E s
timator, or Technician. Edu
cational background in elec
trie theory and principles to
perform design functions of
electric theory and prin
ciples to perform design
systems. Ability and exp. in
customer contact work. Send
resume to Eugene Water &
E lectric Board, P .0 . Box
10148, Eugene, OR 97401.
Bottle honors Crispus Attack
In commemoration of the 200th anni
versary of our nation's independence,
James B. Beam Distilling Company,
distillers of World Famous Beam Bour
bon Whiskey, is proud to introduce
Beam's 1976 Bicentennial Limited Edi
tion. This bottle features a contemporary
portrait of American hero Crispus At-
tucks, and contains smooth, mellow 100
month old Beam Bourbon.
Crispus Attucks (1723-1770) was the
first colonial patriot to give his life in the
cause of liberty on March 5, 1770, in the
confrontation between British soldiers
and Americans that history now calls the
"Boston Massacre.” Six years before the
Declaration of Independence, Attucks led
a crowd of colonialists to Boston’s Dock
Square to protest the clubbing to death of
a youth by a British sentry. Fighting
broke out, the Redcoats fired, and At
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
Immediate opening for a
exp. punch verifier operator.
Must have 10-key by touch.
Salary based on exp. Exc.
benefits. 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.,
Mon. thru. Fri. For appoint,
call Personnel Dept.
Bingham Willamette
Company
2800 N.W. Front Ave.
Fort'snd. Ore. 97210
503 224 9720
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Negotiable.
Forward Resumes to:
Lee T. Zajicek
c/o Portland Development
Commission
1700 S.W. Fourth Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97201
Deadline:
A pplications m ust be
received by 5:00 p.m.. Mon
day, June 28th.
BRIDGE MAINT.
MECHANIC
$1.027 ($1,151 after July
1). Repairs and maintains
County wood and steel brid
ges by the use of a wide
variety of hand and power
tools, exercisin g skill in a
variety of techniques as
sociated with wood, steel
and concrete constr. Must
be capable of full perfor
mance w elding of heavy
structural steel. Work is of
ten performed at consider
able heights. MIN QUALS:
2 yrs. of full performance
w elding exp., to include
structural steel. This exp.
should be beyond ‘he ap
p r e n tic e s h ip or tr a in in g
level; AND 1 yr. of varied
constr. exp. to include some
exp. in carpentry and con
crete work. APPLY: By July
2. Mult. Co. Personnel, 426
S.W. Stark, 7th Floor, Port
land. OR 97204. 248 5035.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
tucks was the first to fall.
Crispus A ttucks and other revolu
tionary patriots are entombed in the
Granary Burying Ground adjoining the
Boston Common. In the Common is a
monument to Attucks and his compa
nions. At it's unveiling in 1888. poet John
Boyle O’Reilly offered the following com
memoration: “Honor to Crispus Attucks
who was leader and voice that day...call it
riot or revolution or mob, or crowd, as
you may, such death have been seed of
nations, such lives shall be honored for
aye.”
John H. Johnson, President of Johnson
Publishing Company, worked with Beam
personnel in helping to select Attucks as
one of the men who most symbolize the
spirit of America and the ideals that have
become a part of our heritage.
Contract M anagem ent Association Inc.
Purpose:
Approximately 24 months.
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 Dept., 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.
COOK
Business Success Clinic
Tuesday 2:00 pm
Conducted by Tom Booth
AME Zion
features
Gail Strong
288-8469
3 9 3 3 N.É l . Union Portland, Oregon
Gail Strong, concert and opera soloist,
will sing at First AME Zion Church on
Sunday, June 27th, at 6:00 p.m. Reverend
George Maize, pastor, invites the public
to attend. The church is located at Van
couver Avenue and Skidmore.
Sellwood COGIC
8051 S.E. 16th
Phon«- 236 1073
Portland 97202
Rev. R.T. Wells
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
THE CHURCH DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR NEED
Church Phone: 281 0163
Sunday School
Radio Broadcast K.G.A.R. 1550 AM
Consecration
Morning Worship
Evening Service 2nd and 5th Sundays
Communion 1st Sunday
Wed. - Family Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study
Fri. - Bible Class
9:15 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:40 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Prayer and Pastor Phone: 281-6476
Rey
3 7 2 5 N. Gantenbeln Avenue, Portland, Oregon 9 7 2 2 7
’U ethodisf £
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
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Corner ol 8th and Skidmore
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Cltuic¡PJs
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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
S T. ANDREW CATHOLIC C H U R CH
806 N.E. Alberta Street
Reverend Rejtram Griffin. Pastor
2814429
Masses:
5:00 p.m. Vigil - Saturday
10:00 a.m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p.m. Folk
Sunday
S T. ANDREW C O M M U N ITY SCHO O L
4919 N.E. 9th Ave.
Noriia Kelly, Principo!
5 8 2 8 N.E. 8th
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
A. Lee Henderson, Minimier
Phone: 284 1620
Grades 1 through 8
Church School
Morning Worship
Wed. Noon The Hour ol Power
Wed. Prayer A Class W .rting
Nursery Care Provided
9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 Noon
7:30 p.m.
“WE ARE MAKING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD A BROTHERHOOD*