Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, August 11, 1977, Page 5, Image 5

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CLASSIFIED ADS
W ANTED
A
mi lu re ,
responsible
friend. With a good sense of
humor to socialize with a 25
year old blind Blar.k man.
Prefer a Black male friend,
but am flexible. Would like
to go places with my friend
twice a week. Cali Dennis
Lewis at work before 4 p.m.
Mon. Fri. 238-8428 or be
tween 5-9 p.m. call 282 5085.
The Port of Portland has a
programmer position upon to
prepare new program» and
revise and update existing
programs. Must be able to
program in high level Ian
guages. Exp. with on line
applications using DO8 / VS
with C1CS and D L/1 is de
sirable. College degree in
computer science or proven
past high school training and
•xp. which provides indivi­
dual with skills to perform
job duties. Salary 512.540. If
qualified, send resume to the
Port of Portland. Personnel
Office, P.O. Box 3529, Port
land. OR. 97208.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
FISCA L D E P A R T M E N T SECRETARY
MAJOR EM P LO Y EE B EN EFITS:
Agency paid group life insurance. Agency paid retirement
plan. Partially paid health insurance. Ten 110) paid holidays
per year. Fifteen (15) days psid vacation lor the first year,
maximum accrual. Twenty (20) days psid vacation after two
years, maximum accrual. Fifteen (15) days paid sick leave per
year.
HOURS OF WORK:
The normal work week consists of forty (40) hours. Recause
ol the nature of the Community Action Program, emergencies
may occasionally arise vchich require overtime work. It is
considered part of the professional staffs responsibility to
work in excess of the normal forty hours per week when
needed.
Q U A LIFIC A T IO N S :
Applicant must possess excellent clerical skills: typing,
shorthand dictaphone transcription are required.
Applicant must be able to prepare routine correspondence,
memoranda, etc.
Applicant must be able to maintain the confidentiality of
matters handled by the Controller.
Applicant must have the ability to assume initiative in
following through on all assignments.
Applicant must be able to work with individuals from a
variety of backgrounds.
Oregon A ir National Guard
has 47 school spaces, Com­
munication-Electronics
3-8
month school. You are paid
5374.00 per month while in
school.
Must meet high
physical and mental stan­
dards. H .8. grad or GED.
Age 17-28. Must have good
math background. School
will open many doors for
jobs. Requires ANG enlist­
ment. 6 year obligation for 1
weekend per month and 15
day field training with pay,
520,000.00 life insurance and
other fringe benefits. Serve
your Country and State. Se­
rious applicants call collect 8
A M to 8 PM Mon-Sat, 288
5611, Ext. 210 or 211.
A b Equal Opportunity
Employer
( ) • ra lt. irip p o rary rs fe lv ria
work a.wlahtr holh da) and »wins
Uult Pnar raperwnr« in food
prvparalwn and arrvinx hrlplul
Ih rM - johk ran Irad to permanent
puMtHMI».
P ortland C ity
Bureaus
C ETA Title 8 is recruiting
for positions on Monday
Aug. 15 from 8-5. Location
510 S.W. Montgomery. 248
4011.
Key Punch Operators
We have immediate permanent
opening* (or «wing ahiii Key Pvnrh
Operator*, form al keypunch
whooting or equivalent work « p e r
tence required fam iliarity with
129 HIM card punch or Inforea
hey lo disc deurabie.
C IT Y OF PORTLAND
P art Time Assembler
Hart Time positions available
lor electron* assembly work. Good
vision and the ability to do de
tailed work required. Training will
be provided.
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51,5181
A PP LY:
Portland Civil Service Beard
510 S.W . M in tg sm .ry St.
Portland, OB- 97201
N e later than Friday, An-
guet 10. 1977.
JOB A N N O U N C E M E N T
NEW FR E E T R A IN IN G
Food Service Attendant
The Management Informa­
tion Specialist IV works in
the Training and Employ­
ment Division of the Bureau
of Human Resources and is
responsible for maintaining
and revising the information
system for programs under
C ETA . The Specialist IV
will assure that forms and
procedures for gathering in­
formation from contracting
agencies provide the needed
input; and that the system
provides output data needed
to conform to Department of
Labor reporting require­
ments.
Will work closely
with data processing per­
sonnel and with contracting
service agencies. Another
major responsibility is to
serve as executive assistant
to the Director of Training 1
and Employment, investi
gating problems and prepar­
ing reports as assigned. Ap­
plicants must have the know­
ledges and skills as identified
on the Supplemental Appli­
cation Form. Women and
minorities urged to apply.
PROGRAMMER
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Clerk Typist
W ill perform advanced
secretarial. stenographic and
clerical duties. Two year* seerelar
■al traiaing or experience required.
Above average typing ability, and
shorthand or transcription skills
necessary.
Benefits include liberal insurance
and retirement program*,
educational support and profit
sharing plan.
Apply al Tektraoix Industrial
Hark or write to T E K T R O N IX .
IN C . H O. Boa 800. P. Beaverton.
or « r a n .
An equal opportunity employer
employer m /f
Must have good social and
organizational skills. Variety
of duties include: mainte­
nance of resource center for
day care agencies, typing of
correspondence, large mail­
ings, phones, etc. Excellent
spelling, typing 60 wmp req.
Salary 5815. Send resumes
to: 4-C by 8/17/77. 1110 S.E.
Alder, Portland, 97214.
S tate wide L abor Union
seeking representative for
negotiation, organizing, and
lobbying. Resume and ref­
erence to:
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
T E K T R O N IX
D IR E C T M A R K E T IN G
A SSISTAN T
W ANTED
A family to help build a
new life for two Black broth­
ers, ages eight and nine. If
you are interested in becom­
ing foster parents for these
two boys, please contact Joe
Colistro. Catholic Services
for Children, 228-8531. The
Agency will pay for the
children’s care and will also
assume financial responsibi­
lity for their clothing, school,
medical and dental needs.
Being a foster family is a
very rewarding experience.
PRO GRAM M ER 2 yr. 370/
B AL w /1 yr. CICS exp.
on-line file Proc exp. desir­
able. Resume to Trial Court
Services, Supreme Court
Bldg., Salem 97310.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
A S S IS T A N T D IRECTOR
H O U SE K EE P IN G
Organizer for Citizen Action
Organization. Openings in
Portland and Medford. Sa­
lary negotiable, depending
on exp. Send resume to:
Oregon Fair Share
2926 N. Williams Ave.
Portland, OR. 97227
A PP LIC A TIO N S M U S T BE R E C E IV E D BY OR POST­
M A R K E D ON AUG UST 17, 1977.
S EC R ETA R Y /
R EC E PTIO N IS T
Secretary
OFT
P.O. Box 10351
Port., OR. 97210
To work for national engi­
neering firm. Prefer degree
in business/marketing or
equiv. exp. and 3-5 yrs. exp.
in marketing organization
involving marketing of ser­
vices.
Functions include:
market research and plan­
ning, resumes, marketing
support material and propo­
sals. Some travel involved.
Send resume to Stevens,
Thompson & Runyan, Inc.,
5505 S.E. Milwaukie Ave.,
Portland. OR 97202. Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative
Action Employer.
C O M M U N IT Y H E A L T H
A ID /D E N T A L
2. W ELDERS:
Fabricate parts, cut and weld to repair and modify plant
machinery. M IN : 3 yrs. shop exp., including burning, gas
welding, use of automatic welding machines. Ability to read
blue print and lay-out work required. Knowledge of hard and
alloy steels. Must be available to work grave yard or swing
shift.
Oregon Steel Mills
14400 N. Rivergate
Portland
(Located North of St. Johns)
Interested applicants should apply at 220 N .E. Russell,
Portland, Oregon 97212. Telephone: 503 288 8391.
B.S. degree in science. Field
and laboratory studies of
marine mammal populations.
Counting and identification
of marine mammals and fish­
es. Apply to Dr. Bruce Mate,
School of Oceanography, Ma­
rine Science Center, Oregon
State University, Newport,
OR. 97365.
An Affirmative Action/
Equal Opportunity
Employer
1. M IL L W R IG H T
Inspect, repair, install, adjust and maintain mechanical
equipment. Perform some shop lay-out and fabrication. M IN:
3 yra. exp. as millwright or mechanic in heavy industrial
plant. Must be available to work grave yard or swing shift.
Interested candidates should come to the Personnel Office
between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday Friday.
SALARY:
5700.00 per month, limited to 20% increase over previous
salary.
W ill perform diversified ckoneal.
vU lo tK al. skilled duties. Average
typing ability required.
D IV IS IO N OF G ILM O R E S TE E L CORPS.
All jobs offer excellent starting wages, shift differential in
addition to excellent company paid benefit program.
F U N D A M E N T A L OBJECTIVE:
To perform ail secretarial duties for the Fiscal Department in
a manner which ensures confidentiality.
M A R IN E M A M M A L S
T E C H N IC IA N
Oregon Stool Mills
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
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GROUP A C C O U N TIN G
C LER K
D A T A E N T R Y OPERATOR
Assists group accountant in
processing new groups. Exp.
with accounts payable/ac-
counts receivable desired.
Skills required: Typing at 40
wpm. 10-key and calculator.
Call 225-5272 for appoint­
ment.
B LU E CROSS OF OREGON
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Two positions - one day, one
saving. 18 months to two
years exp. on 129 Keypunch.
Inforex, CMC or 3277 term i­
nal. Alpha and numeric
punching. Call 225-5272 for
appointment.
B LUE CROSS OF OREGON
Under direction of executive
housekeeper supervisor of
daily operation of the house­
keeping dept. Responsibility
includes training program;
developing capital and oper­
ational budget; scheduling
and selection of personnel.
Min. 3 yrs. progress respon­
sibility supervisory exp. in
an accredited hospital, col­
lege degree preferred but
not required. Send resume
with salary requirements to:
Employee Relation Dept.
Good Samaritan Hospital
Medical Center,
1015 N .W . 22nd Ave.,
Port., OR. 97210
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
L IN E D R IV E R S
Major carrier accepting ap­
plications for over the road
drivers.
Must meet the
following min. req.: steady
over the road driving exp.
for the last 3 yrs. safe driv­
ing record, no license sus­
pensions, no felony convic­
tions. Qualified applicants
may apply at East Texas
Motor Freight, 2825 N .W .
Yeon Ave., Port., OR. 97210.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M /F
Si ng le? Divorced?
O r Just Alone?
“Love Makes the World Go Around" but what about
your world? You may not be lonely, but are you meeting
the right people? People who like to have compatible
friends, learn about T H E COMMON D E N O M IN A TO R .
We’re a no-nonsense company that is out to eliminate
unhappiness. COMMON D E N O M IN A TO R , the sensible
way to find the right people.
9221 Barbur Blvd., Apt. 207, Portland, OR 97219
Mail this coupon today
Work in Mult. Co. School
Dental Health Program, as
sist in provision of prevented
and educational services.
5626 per mo. Prior dental
health exp. desirable. This is
a federal funded position
thru C ETA .
Applicants
must live outside Portland
city limits and meet other
guidelines to qualify. Call
2560635 to find out if eligi­
ble.
Name__
TEACHER
Address.
5700 month, cert, preferred,
not req. Willamette Learn­
ing Center, Alternative H.S.,
Apply before 8/22/77, 834
S.E. Ash, Port. 232-0643.
H eight.
W eig h t.
THE C O M M O N DENOMINATOR
L A M A R ’S SMOKE HOUSE
B e rm Child Care Center
V .
Visit your local Head Shop
for all your smoking needs.
Open daily. 11:00 a.m. to
6:30 p.m.
3519 N.E. Union
4822 N. Vancouver Avenue
A Practical Child Development Program
Pregnant? And
you need a friend?
Ages 2*Z» - 7 years
Openings -- CSD -- 4C — Private
call BirlhRttHT
221-0598
Call 281- 0530
The
go Mercedes F. Deis
Ernest E. Hartzog
Warren Y. Chung
/oodiawn Pharmacy
Novias Club
Loo P. Brown
lory Avenue Christian Church
h Tabernacle Church of Portland
trance Women of Portland, Oregon
r, Roebuck and Co., Portland Branch
Hand Obeerver
tnomah Kennel Club
gon Aaaoeiation of Block Educators
Larry Harper, Portland Black Fire
ihters Association
Gregor}' Donavon
lonald’s Hamburgers
JE. Union Avenue
Dick Bogle
i. Emme E. Chiles
Edmond Greene
A l Jamison
Leon Johnson
Michael Jordan
Alyee II. Marcus
George Rankins
Anna Street
Hyw
Free Emergency
pregnancy coumeling
YOU
W ANT
TO
KNO W ABOUT M E N T A L
A SY LU M S* confinement of
dissidents. Send self-ad­
dressed stamped envelope
to: Robert Robertson 84,
2600 Center St. N .E., Salem,
OR. 97310.
let us
C a l: 229-4475.
10:00 a.m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p n . Folk - Sunday
MRS. C’a WIGS
We can help you look your
best on all occasions. Your
hair does make a differ­
ence. Visit us at N E 7th and
Fremont.
281-4429
5H w 'pjn. VlgU - Saturday
all
have
M r. Ed Washington
M r. V .F. Booker
Mr. Jimmy Jackson
Mr. James Tims
Mr. Wally Scales
M r. Theoakee Patterson
M r William Barber
Ackerley Communication, Inc.
Mrs. Doris Serrall, Pro-AD-Co
M r. John Van Gorder
Mr. Ray Beach
A l Silkacreen Products, Inc.
M r. Larry Conover
Ma. Mary Batson
M r. Law Moncure
M r. Michael J. Fanning, M r. Plywood
Mr. Hozie Howells
Mr. R. Weldon Woodruff
Weldon West lim ited
M r. George Page
Tele West Aaaoeiation
M r. McCroekey
Copy Print Center
M r. Phil Melyon
Mr. Clijah Coehram
Mrs. Betty Averton
North/Northeaet Youth Development
Program, Youth Volunteers
ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
806 N .E . Alberta Street
lertrnm Griffin, Pastor
ST. ANDREW C O M M U N ITY SCHOOL
4919 N .E . 9th Ave.
Norita Kelly, Principal
Phone: 284-1620
Gradeo 1 thronci
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corner of 8th aed Skidmore
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sundiiy Worship 11:00 a.m.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
(Second and Fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand. Minister
Now H op« Missionary Baptist Church
T H E CHURCH D E 8 IG N E D TO M E E T YOUR N E E D
Church Phone:
Evening Service 2nd • 5th Sundays
CeaunnnJea le t Sunday
Wed. - Family Prayer M e e tiw
end Bible Study
Friday
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Prayer end Paeter
T H E A R K OF SA F E TY CHURCH OF GOD P E N T E C O 8T A L, INC.
281-0163
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8-9 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
Sunday:
7:90 p.m.
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9:00 am Bibfe Band/Jr. Cherch
10:45 am Thursday:
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