Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, June 16, 1977, Page 5, Image 5

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Portland Observer
C O N TR O LLER ’S
POSITION
The Portfod Observer
M U LTN O M A H COUNTY
Agency paid life insurance
p rem iu m s for em p loyee and
family. Partially paid health
insurance prem ium s for
employees. Ten (10) paid
holidays per year. Fifteen
(15) days paid vacation the
first year; twenty (20) days
paid vacation after 2 years.
Fifteen (15) days sick leave
per year.
JOB FINDER
CLASSIFIED ADS
Guard
Pinker ten’s I
Have immediate e
Portland and Vs
Uniform and training will be
furnished.
Car and tele­
phone required. Apply in
person between 9 a.m. and 4
p.m. Monday thru Friday.
4106 N .E . Tillamook
Vets bring D D 814.
By
W H O SAYS YOU C A N 'T
M A N A G E A HO M E A N D ...
A PROFESSION TOO?
Unique. part-tone job op­
portunities with the Port­
land Internal Revenue Ser­
vice Office. Duties include
providing tax aaautaace to
the public. Training w ill be
provided. Start at $ 4 .» per
hour.
Limited irregular
hours. 2 years college or
appropriate public contact
work experience necessary.
To apply, telephone 221-8141
write or visit the Civil Ser­
vice Commissioo. 1 2 » 8.W .
Third, 1st Floor, Portland
97204 or call IRS Personnel
Office at 221 « 0 1 . IR S la an
equal opportunity employer.
P L A N T M A IN T E N A N C E
T E C H N IC IA N I
Unified
The Port of Portland has an
immediate opening far a Mag
Card I I operator. Must have
Mag Card n
ether word i
moot.
BxesUent toilto in
spelling, g ram otar and
filing date: 6/22/T7. Apply
Civil Service. 150 N . First,
Hillsboro. OR 97128.
An
A ffirm a tiv e A ction and
Equal Opportunity Employ­
er. Women and members of
urged to apply.
type 80 wpm. Salary range
88.W0 810,000. I f qualified
phone L arry Jonas, 288-8881
E xt. 808.
PUB LIC IN F O R M A T IO N
An I
• The Port of Portland has an
immediato opening for a
Public Information Special­
ist. Starting salary 812,900.
profes-
R A IS E R ED WORMS
Frvv information on worm
fartmnK. New growers ran
»harerrop. For free bin rail
206-087-5774.
ahflfty to asset the
public and press, type pro­
ficiently and speak in public.
Suite 8 »
Portland, O r 97206
M E N -W O M E N
High School
Graduates
wanted
for important
jobs in:
Electronic systems
repair
Accounting
Lew Enforcement
Food service
Aircraft repair
Medicine. Dentistry,
Pharmacology
Surveying
Helicopter repair
Power generation
Radar
Specialized mechanics
Construction
Communications
Meteorology
Parachute rigging
Radio code
If you qualify, you can
choose training in these
specialties, or more than
3 0 0 other challenging jobs.
And, of course, you’ll be
paid while you learn.
I f qualified, eend resume
plus two recent writing
samples to personnel Office.
Port of Portland, P.O. Box
8 6 » . Portland, OR. 97206. N
phone inquiries, please.
HOUSE FOB R E N T
-s;
.f
8660 per month for federally
and
I fended employment
training program. Reepoa-
sible for processes, payroll
and record keeping.
Pro
vious experience with ac­
counts payable, general
ledger, bank reconciliation
and ability to use calculator
required.
Closing date is
June » , 1977, at 6 p.m.
Send resume to:
Mult.-Wash. C E TA
Consortium
806 8.W . Broadway
HS grad
and 1 year experience as a
journeym an m aintenance
or any
of
and training. 2 y e a n experi­
ence as a sewerage plant
operator may be used in lieu
of 1
MAG C A R D H OPERA TO R
O a AMMMI
>181
1 bedroom. North Albina A
Beech.
Partly furnished.
$135 per month. 288-2997.
W A N T TO LOSE W E IG H T?
No exercise, no hunger (tains
Call anytime after 4:00
2807737
1 )i*l ribulors »anted
Hears ef Wack - The normal
work week consists of forty
(40) hours. Because of the
nature of the Community
Action Program, emergen-
dee may occasionally arise
which re q u ire o v e rtim e
work. Professional employ­
ees do not receive pay for
work performed in excess of
forty hours, but may take
scheduled compensatory
time off. I t is considered a
part of the professional
staffs responsibility to work
over the normal forty hours
when needed.
- Applicant
must be in accord with the
philosophies and objectives
of the Office of Economic
Opportunity and Portland
Metropolitan Steering Com­
mittee; must be capable of
supervising employees with
varying social and education­
al backgrounds; must be able
to communicate with staff
and delegate agency person
nel; must be capable of imp­
lementing and ma in ta in in g
an accounting system and
related procedaures; must
be trained and experienced
in accounting practices and
in establishing budgetary
controls and m o n ito rin g
techniques; must be able to
become rapidly familiar with
the Office of Economic Op­
portunity and Department of
Labor regulations and mem­
os pertaining to the fiscal
operations of PMSC and del­
egate agencies; must be cap­
able of delegating respon­
sibility to subordinates as
they relate to accounting
operations.
Salary: - Negotiable. Port­
land Metropolitan Steering
Committee salaries are stud­
ied each year by the Career
Development and Personnel
Specialist in order to insure
t M - they y e comparable,
with salaries in the Portland *
metropolitan area.
Call Army
Opportunities
234-7209
Interested applicants should
apply at 2 » N .E . Russell,
Portland, Oregon 97212.
Telephone: 503-288-8391.
Applications must be re­
ceived or postmarked . by
Friday, June 17, 1977.
Join the people
who’ve joined the Army.
Family Day Care 1
MBS. C*8 W IG S
N-E. 7th A Fremont. Wigs
to meet your needs. Grand
Opening Sato on Sunday,
June 12th.
To develop homes that offer
oddhour and special need
child care, placement of
handicapped children. 2 yra
experience in family day
care or community organiz­
ing desired. Knowledge of
handicapped children needs
preferred. C E TA V I posi­
tion. $ 7 » per mo.
Closing date: June 28, 1977
Send resume to: 4-C, 1110
S.E. Alder. Portland, 97214.
LA M A R 'S SM O K E HO U SE
Featuring High Tim et. Open
daily 11:00 a.m. to 6 : » p.m.
Ask far 50-centa Special.
$152911740 starting salary,
depending on qualifications
Plans, directs A coordinates
design, programming, imple­
mentation, maintenance of
major automated project
areas.
Dental Hygienist - $1002 per
month.
Provides clinical
dental hygiene servfces to
clinic patients; dental health
education to clinic patients,
schools A preschool children
and other interested per­
sons.
Ptohe Safety Officer (Dep­
uty Sheriff] - $1,118 per
month s ta rtin g salary,
$1,186 after 6 months - Law
enforcement work involving
patrolling an assigned area
in a radio-equipped car to
prevent and/or investigate
law violations A accidents A
provide other community
services.
Systems Analyst - Public
Safety - $ 1 2 » • $1478 per
month. Performs analysis of
procedures A techniques of
Division of Public Safety in
its operations to determine
feasibility of utilizing data
processing.
System Seftware Speriafist
2 - $1566 per month. Respon­
sible for analysis, mainten­
ance, development A system
studies of computer soft­
ware.
File your application not
later than 4:80 p.m. on the
following closing dates:
Computer Spec.3 - 6/30/77
Dental Hygfonist-7/8/77
Public Safety Officer-6/24/7
Systems Analyst-6/24/77
System Software Spec.2-
6/30/77
For applications and further
information contact Multno­
mah County Personnel D iv­
ision, 426 S.W. Stark, 7th
Floor, 97204 or call 248-5035.
An Equal Qppsrtuuitj
E l Caudada d el
PAYR O LL SUPERVISOR
c a ll
BWhRUHT
221-0598
Fere Emergency
prtunancy counttllne
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 1 1 :« a.m.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6 : » p.m.
(Second and Fourth Sundays)
The Center for Community
Mental Health, a private
non-profit agency, announ­
ces an anticipated position
vacancy in the Day T reat­
ment program. Day Treat­
ment provides therapy and
educational programming on
a daily basis to chronically
and severely emotionally
disturbed adults.
Responsibilities: Performs
intake and screening inter­
views; evaluations and goal
setting with clients; individ­
ual, group, and family psych­
otherapy; educational etoas-
es. Assistsin ]
plan-
ningand team i
studente — d
Master’s
Qualifications:
degree in clinical, counsel­
ing, pyscbology, social work
or related field, with 2 years
experience in mental health
field.
Closing date: June 24,1977.
Send resume to: Personnel,
6 3 » N .E . Union. Portland,
Oregon 97211.
Minorities
are encouraged to apply.
Day Care Spectoltot
4 openings, to care for sick
children, assist in demo proj.
coord A eval. 2 yra exp. in
child care, family day care
desired. K now ledge of
health care A prog, planning
preferred. C E T A V I position
8 6 » per mo. Send resume
to:
4-C
1110 S.E. Alder
Portland 97214
Closing date June » .
An Equal Opportunity
Bereon Child Core Center
4822 N. Vancouver Avenue
A Practical Child Development Program
4819 N .E. 8th Ave.
Norite KeBy, Principal
Phone: 284-16»
Grades I to re u g i
S.E. U th Av
For
be bold at jeb rite
1977 at 2 : «
17.
fa aet
Pursuant to the Administra­
tive Rules of Multnomah
County Public Contract Re­
view Board (A R « 0 » ) pro
qualification of contractors
shall bn required for all
projects estimated to cost
more than $50,0«. Details
of compliance ore available
from the County Engineer,
Multnomah County Oregon
(2nd Floor) 2115 S.E. M orri­
son Street, Portland, Oregon
97214. Phone ( 5 » ) 248-3591)
Non-Discrimination in Em­
ployment. Bidden on thia
work will bn required to
comply with the provisions
of Federal Executive Order
11246. The requirements far
Bidders and Contractors are
explained in the Specifica-
Specifications are filed w >-
the Clerk of the Bonra
County Commissioners a:
copies may be obtained at
Purchasing Section, 2505 St
11th Aveane far a $25 re-
No bid will be received or
considered unless the bio
contains a statement by the
bidder as part of his bid that
the requirements of sub­
section (4) 279.350 shall be
met.
No proposal will be consider­
ed unless accompanied by a
check payable to Multnomah
County, certified by a res­
ponsible bank, or in lieu
thereof, a surety bond for an
amount equal to ten percent
of the aggregate proposal.
The successful bidder shall
furnish a bond satisfactory
to the Board in the full
amount of the contract.
Multnomah County reserves
the right to rejec. any or all
bids.
Richard W .Tydeman
Purchasing Director
Multnomah County Oregon
Old fashioned summer Revival with
plenty of singing, praying, witnessing,
testimonies. Preaching and Spirit filled
expressions of emotions at Alton Temple
C J L E . Church beginning Monday, June
20th and going through Friday night
June 24th at 7 : » p.m. each night.
Various churches of the city are joining
with Alton Temple church to make thia a
revival far all of Portland. Churches,
Choirs and pastors w ill participate differ­
ent nights as follows:
Monday night. Rev. John Jackson,
Members and choir from Mount Olivet
Baptist Church will be participating.
Tuesday night. Rev. A . Bernard
Devers, Members and Choir from New
Hope Baptist Church and Rev. George W.
Maize, Members and choir from First
A J L E . Zion Church will be participating.
Wednesday night. Rev. Sylvester
McCullumn, Members and Choir from
Morning Star Baptist Church will be
v " ■■ ■ ■ w
Thursday night is designated as Youth
Night, Rev. L. Fisher Hines, Members
and Youth Choir from Bethel A .M .E.
Church will be participating.
Friday rig h t. Rev 0 3 . Williams, Mem­
bers and Choir from Vancouver Avenue
First Baptist Church will be partici­
pating.
The Adult Choir and Young People's
Cboirof Alton Temple will also be singing
during the revival.
Revival preacher for the week at Alton
Temple will be The Reverend Jesse L.
Douglas, paster of Jamison Memorial
C.M.E. Church, Kansas City, Missouri.
Rev. Douglas has the distinction of being
one of the greatest Gospel Singers and
Preachers in America.
He has been
invited to preach and sing by the leading
churches and denominations in the
United States.
His records are atoo
available for purchase during the revival.
Altont Temple C.M.E. Church, located
at 4236 N.E. 8th Avenue (Corner of NJS.
8th A Skidmore), its pastor and Members
invite everyone to this groat revival,
“T ry I t You W ill Like I t ”.
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• Nawtlattars
• Bulletins
a Price Lists
a Forms
Duplicating, addressing and mailing machines
many models, new and used, rebuilt.
Abbott A Lind-1909 N.E. Union A v .-2 8 2 -3 2 4 S
Now Hope Missionary Baptist Church
8 T . ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
ST. ANDREW COM M UNITY SCHOOL
The normal work week is
40 hours but because of the
nature of the program, over­
time work may be occa­
sionally required. I t is con­
sidered a part of the staff
responsibility to work over
the normal 40 hrs when
required.
Applicant must have ex­
cellent typing and spelling
skills, not less than 55 wpm;
be able to plan, develop and
coordinate new programs or
expansion of existing pro­
grams; be able to assure
adequate a d m in is tra tiv e
and financial records and
other supportive data.
Closing date - June 23,
1977
Apply: 8 N .E . Killings
worth. »1-0457.
feds due June 27, 1977 a t
> » P -m . Bid 6 B61-166-8484
P ro je e t5 « . Sealed propos­
a l will he received at the
A lba Temple schedules Revival
REACH OUT - PRINT YOUR OWN
Church Phone: »1-0163
5 . » p m . Vigil - Saturday
1 6 » a m . Choir - Sunday
1 2 » p m . Fofa - Sunday
The North/Northeaat Youth
Development Program is
seeking applicants for the
position of Project Director
(C ETA V I)
C E TA V I funding period
of this position is through
Sept. 1977. Major employee
benefits.
The normal work week
consists of 40 hrs. Because of
the nature of the program,
overtime work is occamonal-
Call Vickie 244.8581
Easy way of dating
T H E CHURCH D ES IG N E D TO M E E T YOUR N E E D
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An Equal Opportunity
Project Director (C ETA V I)
Yen are Welcome to Worship at
Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand, Minister
888 N .E . Afaerte Street
Permanent, part-time pos­
ition available downtown
plaza. 10-key adding mach
ine skills required. Hours:
8 : » until finished. Hourly
rates based on experience
with 82.86 per hour as the
minimum. (Including night
deferential). Cafeteria and
parking provided.
Apply:
Personnel Department, 10
am-2:80 p.m. at:
U.S. National Bank of Ore.
U.S. Bank Plaza
566 S.W. Oak
Portland, 97204
N O R TH /N O R T H E A 8T
Y O U TH D E V E LO P M E N T
PROGRAM [N N E Y D P ]
Coll 281- 053 0
Pregnant? A nd
you need a friend?
M U LTN O M A H CO U NTY
$007 81146) Work involves
responsibility for coordina­
tion and performance of
numerous tasks related to
processing Manpower pro­
gram participant payroll.
Supervision over s small
group of employees.
Re­
quires experience in munici­
pal payroll; graduation from
high school supplemented by
courses in government ac­
counting and fin a n c ia l/
payroll administration, or a
combination of further train­
ing and experience totaling
four years in payroll account­
ing. Apply: Mid-Willamette
Valley Manpower Consort­
ium. 647 Court Street, N E.
Salem, Oregon
5884)187.
Closing date is June » , 1977.
Ages 2'4 - 7 years
Openings — CSD — 4C -- Private
Call
Vickie
24M 681
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Communion 1st Sunday
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3725 N. Oantenbein Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97227
Tuesday:
Bible Baad/Jr. Church
Thursday:
CI m E t R c L mmutm U
Friday:
“The Paster Speaks”
Tuesday - Friday
Neon Day Prayer
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