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    Portland Observer Thursday, December 8, 1977
Portland Observer
JOB FINDER
Needed for South America,
Africa and U.S.A. geophy­
sical field crews.
CITY OF PORTLAND
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
OFFICE
STAFF ASSISTANT
Tektronix
Opportunities
$5.25 ;ier hour
This is Staff Assistant work
in the field of Equal Em­
ployment Opportunity.
Person in this position will
perform a wide variety of
staff support directly re
lated to the operational
aspects of equal employ
ment practices and affirma
tive action.
Candidates
must possess the following
skills and knowledges at
the time of appointment:
knowledge of Civil Rights
legislation, skill in estab­
lishing and maintaining ef­
fective working relation­
ships with persons of di­
verse backgrounds and in­
terests, skill in collection,
organization and analysis of
a variety of information in
order to decide on an appro­
priate and reasonable
course of action, skill in the
preparation of both statisti
cal and narrative reports,
skill in reading and inter
preting complex guidelines,
writing skill, and skill in
basic mathematics. Women
and minorities urged to
apply.
Food Service A tte n d a n t
On call, temporary cafeteria work available
both day and nwing shift Prior experience in food
preparation and serving helpful. These jobs can
lead to permanent positions.
Keypunch O perators
We have immediate permanent openings for
swing shift Keypunch Operators Formal
keypunch schooling or equivalent work experience
required Fam iliarity with 120 IB M card punch or
Inforex key to disc desirable.
P a r t Time Assembler
Part time positions available for electronic
assembly work. Good vision and the ability to do
detailed work required Training will lie provided
Clerk Typist
W ill perform diversified clerical, statistical,
skilled duties Average typing ability required.
W ill perform advanced secretarial,
stenographic and clerical duties Two years
secretarial training nr experience required. Above
average typing ability, and shorthand or
transcription skills necessary
Benefits include liberal insurance and
retirement programs, educational support and
profit sharing plan
Apply at Tektronix 1 ndustrial Park or write
to T E K T R O N IX , IN C .. P.O Box 500 P.
Beaverton, OR »7077.
An equal opportunity employer m /f.
APPLY
BY APPOINTMENT
248-4890
Tektronix
Must meet CETA VI eligi­
bility requirements and be
a resident of the City of
Portland.
I (M M H f i l l U l t m i t N C I
Apply no later than De­
cember 14, 1977.
CHRISTMAS INCOME
Maximum income for maxi
mum efforts $1,000 weekly
possible. Start immediate
ly. Write: Moneymaker,
4525 S.E. Clinton. Portland,
»7206.
HOUSEKEEPERS
Persons to do housework
for elderly. Must be CETA
VI eligible. Full-time work,
$2.65 per hour plus mile
age, sick leave, vacation,
POWER SEWING
MACHINE OPERATOR
Factory experience on sin­
gle-double needle, lock­
training. An Equal O;i;wr- stitch and safety stitch
Free parking,
tunity Employer.- Apply at required.
Metropolitan Family Ser­ excellent company benefits
that include above indus
vice. 2281 N.W. Everett.
trial average company.
Paid retirement program,
wages would be a guaran­
tee base rate plus a piece
rate incentive program,
Miscellaneous
1971 FURY II
Excellent condition, power
steering, power brakes
$700 or best offer • 285
7115.
1967 Cadillac Sedan De
Ville - power seats, win
dows, steering, brakes, cli­
mate control, tilt steering,
etc. Excellent condition,
like new throughout, sharp,
$1,000 or offer. 297 2966.
MRS. C’S WIGS
We can help you look
your best on all occa
sions. Your hair does
make a difference. Visit
us at N.E. 7th and Fre
mont.
Apply in person between
the hours of 9 a.m. to 4
p.m., Mon.-Fri.
Interested in current
books about African Lib­
eration?
White Stag Manufacture
Company
5100 S.E. Harney Dr.
Portland. 97206
»Visit:
John Reed Book Store
In the Dekum Building
519 S.W. 3rd Avenue
Sixth Floor
An Equal Op;>ortunity
Employer
Or CaU:
227 2902
Political Prisoner, 30,
seeks correspondence
with Moral Comrades.
Caution - my mail is
often seized and destroy
ed by the Pigs.
Robert Robertson
2600 Center St. NE 84
Salem, OR. 97310
LAMAR'S SMOKE
HOUSE
Visit your local Head
Shop for all your smok
ing needs. Open daily.
11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
3519 N.E. Union
f
PRINTING
COORDINATOR
SEISMIC PARTY
MANAGERS
INSTRUMENT
ENGINEERS
OBSERVERS
SURVEYORS
Apply.
Box 46
Amalgamated Publishers,
Inc.
45 West 45th, Street
New York, N.Y. 10036
($819 $995 per month)
Operate Multilith Model
1250 & Brunning 2000 Ma­
ster Maker. Possess basic
graphic skills such as letter
ing, layout & design. File
by 12/9/77. Apply: Mil­
waukie Civil Service Office,
10722 S.E. Main, Milwau­
kie, OR. 97222.
FIRE INSPECTOR
An Equal O;»;»ortunity
Employer
The City of Portland Public
I Service Employment Divi­
sion is accepting new appli­
cations for CETA VI Special
Projects. Applicants must
be non profit agencies re
questing funds for a defined
task or activity that will
provide a public service and
can be completed within 1
year.
Application forms are avail­
able at the Public Service
Employment Office, 522
S.W. 5th Ave., (8th floor)
Portland, OR. 97204 for
further information, call
Carol Levine 248-4011.
Completed applications will
be received at the Public
Service Employment Office
until 5:00 p.m., December
28, 1977.
($1299-$1579 per month)
Education, training & ex­
perience in fire prevention.
File by 12/30/77. Apply:
Milwaukie Civil Service Of­
fice, 10722 S.E. Main, Mil
waukie, OR. 97222.
AMBULATORY PERSON
Hoard and room, good food,
clean beds, private room,
good atmosphere, private -
285 7115.
P.S.E. PROGRAM
DIRECTOR
$ 1 6 ,5 0 0 /y e a r fe d e r a lly
funded CETA Program.
Administrative, fiscal and
supervisory experience re­
quired. Knowledge of Man­
power Programs essential.
Resumes to Mult-Wash.
CETA Consortium, 806
S.W. Broadway, Suite 325,
Portland, OR. 97205. Closes
December 13, 1977, 5 p.m.
ATTENTION
LOW-INCOME
ELDERLY OR HANDI­
CAPPED INDIVIDUALS
An Equal Op;>ortunity
Employer
Studio apts. The Washing
ton Building, 1218 S.W.
Washington, is being reha
bilitated by the Housing
Authority of Portland and
will be ready for new occu­
pants early in 1978. For
information on how to ap
ply call Ms. Murdock 249
5536.
INSPECTOR
Equal Housing
Opportunity
To inspect properties pro­
tected by automatic fire
sprinkler system s and
establish fire insurance
rates. College training or
experience in related tech­
nical subjects desirable.
$9,400 annually while train­
ing. Excellent fringe bene­
fits and opportunity for
advancement. Jan Stewart
226 2651.
An Equal Op.iortunity
Employer
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
UNCLASSIFIED
Position in forest science
available January 1, 1978
for a fixed term appoint­
ment subject to continua­
tion of grant support. Du­
ties include conducting
chemical analyses of fresh
water, equipment mainte­
nance, preparation of rea­
gents and solutions, report
writing and record keeping.
BA or BS required, salary
$9,000 per year.
Send
letter of application, curri­
culum vitae, transcript of
previous university work,
and 3 letters of recommen­
dation by December 25,
1977 to: Dr. John C. Gor­
don, Head, Forest Science
Dept, OSU, Corvallis, OR.
97331, telephone 503/753-
9166. OSU is an Affirma­
tive Action/Equal Employ­
ment Op.iortunity Em;doy-
er and complies with Sec­
tion 504 of the Rehabilita­
tion Act of 1973.
CITY OF PORTLAND
TREASURY MANAGER
$25,563 approx,
annual salary
Directs the receipt and cus­
tody of all cash and colla­
teral held by the City;
directs the investment of
excess funds; formulates
procedures and policies.
Requires extensive exper­
ience and training in finan­
cial management.
CITY OF PORTLAND
HIGH CLIMBER
$7.33 ,ier hour ta start
$7.88 per hour after 6 mos.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Pursuant to Title VII of PL 92 318, the Emergency School Aid Act, School
Work involves cutting, District No. 1, Multnomah Countv. Oregon, announces the monthly public
pruning and dopping of meeting of the Emergency School Aid Act Advisory Committee to be held 11:30
trees with a variety of hand a.m., December 20, in the Board Room of the School District at 631 NE
and power tools from boom Clackamas St. The purpose of the meeting is to review a grant application to the
trucks or by climbing the federal government to operate a program under the provisions of the above
trees using ropes and har­ cited Act. Emergency School Aid Act Advisory Committee Members: Allison
ness or using hooks and Belcher, James Brooks, Anna Cruse, Jackie Ellis, Ora Hart, E. Shelton Hill, Gail
buckstraps.
To qualify, Ingalsbe, Linda Jacob, A1 Jamison,* Dominic Joseph, Connie Lee. Eileen
applicants must have the Maloney, Maggie Marks, Costella McCullough, Leodis McDanie/, Donna Murray,
knowledges and skills ne­ Sharonda Peterson, Keely Pillette, Edna Pittman, Todd Rohrer, Julie
cessary to perform the Steffenoff, Doris Stevenson, Ben Talley, Joan Vranizan, Eld Washington,
work outlined, be free of Herman Washington, Kathy Wilson, Bessie Williams.
any limiting defects and be
willing and able to work in
high places. Those appoint­
ed must possess or be able
to obtain a valid Oregon or
NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY
Washington drivers li­
cense.
The examination
FOR
will consists of a perfor­
mance test weighted 100%.
FEDERAL FUNDING
To be invited to the perfor­
mance test, you must rank
The Executive Department, Manpower Planning Division, State of Oregon
in the top group of appli­
having been designated by the Governor to apply for and use funds for
cants as indicated by the
manpower planning programs is filing an application for $341,875 for operation
qualifications listed on the
of employment and training programs under Title III C-2 of the Comprehensive
Supplemental Application
Training Act of 1973 (as amended) for programs to benefit 16-19 year old youth
form. All experience, train­
experiencing severe obstacles obtaining employment, who reside in 27 counties
ing and education must be
designated as the Balance of State. Employment will be provided which will
verifiable. Woman and mi­
result in enrollees achieving work skills. Proposals were solicited competitively
norities urged to apply.
from the BOS area for projects which will develop these skills, and provide
well-supervised work and produce measurable outputs to the community. Those
APPLY
proposals recommended for funding have been incorporated into a comprehen­
Portland Civil Service
sive plan to be filed with the Department of Labor, WqAiington, D.C. on
Board
December 1, 1977, and was designed under guideline/ furnished by the
510 S.W. Montgomery St.
Department of Labor.
Portland, OR. 97201
These funds are for the period of January 1, 1978 to September 30, 1978. The
No later than December 16,
comprehensive plan of service to the target population contains full information
1977.
on needs, approaches, benefits expected, and management of the program. This
plan is on file and available for viewing between 9 and 4 at the Manpower
An Equal O-p;wrtunity
Planning Division, 240 Cottage Street S.E., Salem, Oregon 97310, telephone
Employer
(503) 378-4726 (reference DCU 7712-111-12).
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC
Qualifications: 3 years of
experience in a variety of
building construction main-I
tenance and work. One|
year experience as a jour­
neyman in one of the build­
ing trades preferred. Pos­
session of Oregon driver’s
lic e n s e . D e m o n str a te d
knowledge of basic opera­
tions, tools and terms used
in building and automotive
maintenance. Demonstrat­
ed knowledge of the fun­
damentals of carpentry,
painting, electrical, plumb­
ing, glazing, locksmithing
and welding work. Ability
to perform semi-skilled
maintenance work, record­
keeping and a cooperative
working relationship with
the public. Full-time posi­
tion 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Mon.-
Fri. For further informa­
tion contact:
Personnel Office
Mt. Hood Community
College
26000 S.E. Stark St.
Gresham, OR. 97030
Phone: 667-7200
Affirmative Action/
Equal Op;>ortunity
Em;4oyer
Interested parties may submit comments regarding this application during a 30
day period commencing with the publication of this notice. Comments should be
addressed to the Administrator of the Manpower Planning Division at the above
address.
NOTICtf OF INTENT TO APPLY
FOR
FEDERAL FUNDING
The Executive Department, Manpower Planning Division, State of Oregon,
having been designated by the Governor to apply for and use funds for
manpower planning program is filing an application for $1,624,784 for funding a
program to enhance the job prospects and career opportunities of 14-21 year
old youth, to enable them to secure unsubsidized employment in the public and
private sectors of the economy and to explore methods of dealing with the
structural unemployment problems and the immediate difficulties of youth in
need or unable to find jobs.
These funds are for the period of January 1,1978 - September 30,1978 and will
be utilized in accordance with a comprehensive plan to be filed with the
Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. on December 1,1977, and was designed
under guidelines furnished by the Department of Labor.
The comprehensive plan of service to the target population contains full
information on needs, approaches, benefits expected, and management of the
program. This plan is on file and available for viewing between 9:00 a.m. and
4:00 p.m. at the Manpower Planning Division, 240 Cottage St. S.E., Salem,
Oregon 97310. Telephone (503) 378-4726. (Reference DCU 7712-III-21.)
Interested parties may submit comments regarding this application during a
30-day period commencing with the publication of this notice. Comments should
be addressed to the Administrator of the Manpower Planning Division at the
above address.
NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR
PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY SERVICES
APPLY
The Oregon State Highway Division is inviting proposals for the supplying oi
services to support the on-the-job training program for highway construction
workers by highway contractors on federal aid highway projects.
Portland Civil Service
Board
510 S.W. Montgomery St.
Portland, OR. 97201
Services related to developing capabilities of prospective trainees and
increasing overall effectiveness of on-the-job training programs will be
considered.
Special emphasis will be placed upon increasing training
opportunities for members of minority groups and women.
No later than December 16,
1977.
Parties interested in submitting proposals for the performance of the services
for this project should submit ten copies of the proposal to C.T. Keasey,
Construction Engineer, Oregon Department of Transportation, Transportation
Building, Salem, Oregon 97310. on or before December 27, 1977.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Persons having questions concerning the project should contact Gareld Inloes,
EEO & Labor Compliance Coordinator, Oregon State Highway Division, Room
504 Executive House, 325 13th Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97310, phone (503)
378-6318.
Pregnant? And
you need a friend?
call OirthRUHT
C.T. Keasey
Construction Engineer
221-0598
Emergent i/
Free
pregna ncy counseling
NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR
PROPOSAL TO SUPPLY SERVICES
The Oregon State Highway Division is inviting proposals for a project tt
develop a program to assist minority business enterprises become mort
proficient in the highway construction industry.
You are Welcome to Worship at
THE ARK OF SAFETY CHURCH OF GOD PENTECOSTAL, INC.
“A warm spirit of fellowship always”
The Honorable Bishop U.V. Peterson, D.D. “The Holiness Preacher”, Pastor
Sunday:
Sunday School
915 am
Morning Worship
1115am
Mnowera oi (Hessings Broadcast
KG A R 1550
11(80 a m 12:30 pm
YPBC
6:30 pm
800 pm
evangelistic WordMp
ay ttMfc
Noon Day Prayer
Tuesday:
Bible Band/Jr. Church
Wednesday:
Choir Rehearsal
Friday:
“The Pastor Speaks"
84 NE Killingsworth
281-0499
The project calls for a survey of existing minority business enterprise to
determine the type and extent of assistance required to increase their
participation in highway construction; a survey of on-going minority business
enterprise assistance and service programs to determine the type of related
assistance currently being provided to minority business enterprises by other
governmental agencies; and recommendations for the development of effective
assistance and/or training programs.
Parties interested in submitting proposals for the performance of the services
for this project should submit ten copies of the proposal to C.T. Keasey,
Construction Engineer, Oregon Department of Transportation, Transportation
Building, Salem, Oregon 97310, on or before December 27, 1977.
780 pm
700 pm
780 pm
Persons having questions concerning the project should contact Gareld Inloes,
EEO & Labor Compliance Coordinator, Oregon State Highway Division, Rooir
504 Executive House, 325 13th Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97310, phone (503)
378-6318.
C.T. Keasey
Construction Engineer
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