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    Portland Observer Thursday, May 18, 1978
Portland Observer
JOB FINDER
MESIC INSTRUCTOR
UNDERWRITER
Tool And
Die M a k e r
SECRETARY
TRAINEE
Community college seek»
full time music instructor
National multi line insur­
starting September 1978 to
ance company seeks college
teach college transfer mu
graduate* for training pro
sic courses and to direct
gram. Must be willing to
performance groups. Mast
relocate upon completion.
ers degree in music or
Career opportunity, excel
equivalent required. Prefer
lent salary and benefits.
two years experience in
t Call
Mr.
llerv ey ,
U.S.F.&G. Company, 221 , teaching mus ic. Salary
range for this entry level
0221.
position $12.000 $14.000 for
9 months. Application dead
As Equal Opportunity
line is May 26, 1978. Re
Employer M/F
sume, transcripts and 3
recommendation letters
due May 31, 1978. For
CITY OF PORTLAND
complete application and
contract information con
ASSISTAN T
tact Mt. Hood Community
RECREATION
College, 26000 S.E. Stark
DIRECTOR -
St., Gresham, OR. 97030.
C U L T U R A L A F F A IR S
Telephone 667 7200.
The Port of Portland has a
temporary position which
expires about September of
1979 for a secretary at
Swann Island Ship Repair 1
Yard Construction Office.
Salary grade range is
$8,200 $11.900 with bene
fits and salary merit eval
uations.
Requires secre­
tarial experience, short­
hand and typing (50 wpm).
Know.edge of construction
and engineering activities
and vocabulary needed,
along with a good mathe
matics background. Con­
tact Esther Wilson, 233-
€331, Ext. 344, between the
hours of 12 and 5 pm.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Annual salary 420,363 to
»tart
Tektronix, Inc. hau un
im m ediate need for a Tool and Die
Maker with a minimum of four
years experience in high tolerance
sheet metal dies.
Responsibilities include:
Design and building new dies and
tools to produce parts for
production and processing areas.
Experience in all m achine
operations.including IDM, hcHt
treating, grinding and polishing is
desirable.
Salary is com m ensurate with
background. Benefits include
educational support, insurance and
profit sharing programs.
For telephone evaluation
please « all Hen laingston, 644-0161
ext. 7344 or apply in person
between the hours o f 8:30 a.m. and
12:00 n oon.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M E H .
Tfaktronix
P SY C H O M E TR IS T
Rehabilitation Institute
of Oregon
Immediate opening for full­
time position involving ad­
ministration and scoring of
psychological tests (intel­
lectual. personality, apti­
tude, interest): working
with disabled adults in a
rehabilitation setting under
supervision of a licensed
psychologist. Interdiscipli­
nary team approach em­
phasized. College degree,
experience or training in
assessment required. Sa­
lary range: $931 to $1159 a
month. Excellent benefits.
Send letter and vitae to:
Employee Relations, Good
Samaritan Hospital and
Medical Center, 1015 N.W.
22nd Ave., Portland, Ore­
gon 97210.
TECHNICAL W RITER
I Part-time |
OSU is an Equal Opportu
nity/A ffirm ative Action
Employer and complies
with Sec. 504 of the Rehabi
11tat ion Act of 1973.
IN V IT A T IO N FOR PROPOSALS
The Housing Authority of Portland will receive Turnkey Proposals for an
80/110 unit elderly project consisting of from 80 to 100 one bedroom units to
be located on property owned by the Housing Authority at N.E. 14th and
Schuyler in the City of Portland, until 2:00 p.m., Pacific Daylight Saving
Time, on the 29th day of June, 1978, at 1605 NE 45th Avenue, Portland.
Oregon, 97213, at which time and place all proposals will be publicly
opened and read aloud.
Developer's Packets containing full project information and detailed
submission requirements are on file at the office of the Housing Authority
at the above address. A Developer's Packet may be obtained at the above
address for a non refundable charge of $25.
Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunity, and
payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the
Developer’s Packet must be paid on this project.
The Housing Authority of Portland reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals or to waive any informalities in the proposals.
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF PORTLAND
Lyndon R. Musolf
Executive Director
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE BY UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
PSYCHIATRIC AIDE
ACOUSTICAL
ENGINEER
Senior Engineer needed to
head Acoustical Unit, Ore­
gon Department of Trans
portation. Responsibilities
include supervising data
collection, impact evalua
tion, and report prepara
tion in the expanding field
of transportation noise
analysis. B.S. in engineer­
ing or related field and
minimum two years exper­
ience in acoustical field.
Send inquiries to Personnel
Operations, Oregon De­
partment of Transporta­
tion. 411 Transportation
Building, Salem. OR. 97310.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Applications for Psychia­
tric Aides will be accepted
May 22nd to May 26th to fill
| future vacancies at Fair-
i view Hospital and Training
i Center. Starting salary is
$699/month.
Applicants
must be 18 years of age, in
good physical condition and
have transportation. Appli­
cations may be brought or
mailed directly to Fairview
Personnel Office by May
26. Applications also avail­
able at Public Service
Building in Salem or any
State Employment office.
Equal Opportunity Em­
ployer. Fairview Hospital
and Training Center, 2250
Strong Rd. S.E., Salem,
Oregon 97310. Phone: 378-
5369.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
C.C. Calligan
Computer Center
Oregon State University
Corvallis. OR. 97331
City of Salem. $148441885.
Requires bachelor degree
in planning or related field;
4 years responsible exper­
ience in planning, supervi­
sion of staff. Must demon
strate skill in planning prin
ciples, research, statistics,
communication, budgeting,
program d e v e lo p m e n t,
ability to establish and
maintain effective working
relationships with staff,
council, and commission. '
Prepares technical studies, i
coordinates comprehensive '
plans, makes presentations,
attends meetings, manages
staff and budget to meet
goals and objectives of
Planning Division. Closing
Date: May 26, 1978. Apply:
City of Salem, Personnel
Dept., 555 Liberty SE, Sa­
lem. Ore. 97301.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
MARYSVILLE, SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WASHINGTON AREA
Operations Operator 2 -
Unclassified: $1,750 month­
ly (approximately). This po­
sition will be available July
1, 1978. Performs opera­
tional & performance au­
dits to evaluate the effi­
ciency, economy & perfor­
mance of County depart­
ments & functions for the
Multnomah County Audi­
tor; may specialize in an
area such as analysis of
EDP systems or work pro­
cesses & paper flow. To
Qualify applicants must
have graduated from a 4-yr.
college or university with a
min. of 30 semester hours
or 45 quarter hrs. of course
work in business or public
administration, accounting,
finances, economics, or re­
lated field; AND have a
min. of two yrs. of progres­
sively responsible auditing
or accounting exper. Appli­
cants must also have pos­
session of a Certified Public
Accountant or Certified In­
ternal Auditor Certificate
at the time of appointment
or evidence such certificate
will be granted within one
yr. of appointment.
Horse training and boarding facility located approximately four miles east
of Marysville on 99th Ave. N.E. about 1 mile north of Getchel Road,
described as follows:
U M M T n o TO t WCCU-ENCt
Administrative responsibi
OCCUPATIONAL
lily for the Firehouse THER APY INSTRUCTOR
Theatre, Children's Mu
M'um, Civic Contemporary Community college seeks
Janet- Theatre and other part time instructor (60%
metro cultural centers contract) for fall/winter/
operated by the Bureau of i spring academic year,
Parks and Recreation. Co­ starting September 1978 to
ordinates the annual Wash
teach occupational the­
ington Park F estival. rapy assistant program
Strong management skills courses with primary focus
are required. Knowledge in physical disabilities.
of cultural (music, dance, Must be an O.T.R., with at
theatre and visual artsl and least 3 years experience.
Previous community col­
specialized recreation is de
lege teaching preferred. Sa­
sirable.
lary range for entry level is
$6,800 $8,100 for nine
APPLY
months at 60% work load.
Portland Civil Service Application deadline May
26, 1978. Resume, trans­
Board
510 S.W. Montgomery St. cripts and 3 recommenda­
tion letters due May 31,
Portland. OR. 97201
1978. For complete applica-
No later than Thursday, j tion and contract informa­
tion contact Mt. Hood Com
June 1, 1978.
munity College, 26000 S.E.
I Stark St., Gresham, OR.
An Equal Opportunity
97030. Telephone 667 7200.
Employer
Must have writing skill and
knowledge of computer
programming.
Qualifica­
tions: BA degree plus two
years computer experience
o r six years combined col­
lege and experience in re­
lated fields. Applications by
June 1, 1978 to:
Invitation to Bid
P R IN C IP A L P LA N N E R
AUTOMOTIVE
INSTRUCTOR
Need help to get out of
¡debt? You can get advice
FREE -- or pay up to $5 a
month for a total debt man­
agement program. Call
¡Consumer Credit Counsel­
ing Service, a non-profit
agency ~ Portland 232-
8139.
Community college seeks
full time instructor for pro­
gram in import and domes­
tic autom otive service
starting September 1978.
Minimum of 3 years of
industrial experience as
journeyman import auto­
motive mechanic and ex­
perience with domestic
auto repair. Qualified to
teach repair of engine, po­
wertrains, chassis, electri­
cal sy stem s, autom atic
transm issions, em issions
controls, and shop opera
tion. Salary for entry level
contract ranges $12,000
$14,000 for nine months.
Public stenographic and
professional secretarial
services
All Work Guaranteed to
Meet Your Satisfaction
Ms. Taggart
255 5621
Applications due by May
24,1978. Contact Personnel
Office. Mt. Hood Commu­
nity College for complete
application and contract in­
formation, 26000 S.E. Stark
St., Gresham, OR. 97030.
Telephone 667 7200.
Tektronix
Opportunities
Food Service Attendant
On call, temporary cafeteria work available
I with day and swing shift Prior experience in food
preparation and serving helpful. These jobs can
lead to permanent positions.
Keypunch Operators
We have immediate permanent openings for
swing shift Keypunch Operators Formal
keypunch schooling or equivalent work experience
required Fam iliarity with 129 IB M card pun<-h or
Inforex key to disc desirable
P a rt Time Assembler
Part time positions available for electronic
assembly work Good vision and the ability to do
detailed work required. Training will lie provided
I
INSURANCE RATE
CLERK
Commercial casualty, tran­
sit mall location, large na­
tional insurance company,
salary commensurate with
e x p e r ie n c e , num erous
benefits. Call Ms. Hink-
i house 221 0221.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F
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'
swretarial I raining or experience required Above
average typing ability, and shorthand or
trnnscription skills necessary
Benefita include liberal insurance and
retirement programs, educational support and
profit sharing plan
Apply at Tektronix Industrial Park or write
to: T E K T R O N IX , IN C . P O. Box 500 P,
Beaverton, OK 97077.
An equal opportunity employer m /f.
Tektronix
i t r m n> t a M t i f w i
THEATRE
Family Circus Theatre Col
lective, Portland, seeks
person with interest and
skills in theatre work. 3rd
world, women, gay people
encouraged. Applications
available at 1532 S.W. Mor­
rison, 226-4746. Auditions
begin May 22nd.
Jail Counselor. Volunteer |
Coordinator, Probation
Counselor I, $99641271/
month. College grad, in
social science or related I
field, 1 yr. exp. in adult
corrections desirable, or
equiv. comb, of exp. and I
trng.
lANAGEMENTl
SUBJECT TO: Easements and rights of way of record.
There is a total of 9.2 acres of cleared and fenced land. The house is a
modern two bedroom of approximately 1170 sq. feet and partially
remodeled into a horse arena.
There is a 14-stall building with paddocks, built in 1973.
There is a domestic water well 117 feet deep.
Real estate taxes have been paid through 1978; will be prorated through
date of sale.
TERMS: Cash or 5% down payment, balance in 300 equal monthly
amortized installments at 8 3/4% interest on the unpaid principal balance.
This property will be sold subject to rights of way and easement of record.
It will be sold without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national
origin or marital status.
Title evidence may be inspected at the Farmers Home Administration
County Office, Frontier Village, Lake Stevens, Washington.
This is an invitation for sealed bids to be submitted not later than 1:00 p.m.
Monday, June 12, 1978, at the following address:
Farmers Home Administration USDA
A P P L Y : M u ltn o m a h
Room 319 Federal Building, 301 Yakima Street
County Personnel Division,
Wenatchee, Washington, 98801
426 S.W. Stark, 7th Fir.,
Portland, OR. 97204.
Phone: (503) 248-5015. Clos­ There will be a public bid opening at the same time and address. A t least
Denny's is looking for |
ing date for this position is 5% of the bid price m ust accompany all bids.
managers who want to |
Friday, June 2,1978 at 4:30 i
RELIEF MANAGER
grow with us. Our con­ p.m.
If the highest bidder proposes to purchase the property with credit terms
tinuing expansion of new |
available from Farmers Home Administration, then prior to acceptance of
Part-time, Male only. 1 yr.
company operated rest­
the offer, the bidder must submit all financial information requested by the
An Equal Opportunity
exp. in the crim. justice I
aurants in the Portland I
Government.
Employer
field or any equiv. comb, of I
area is providing excel- 1
Iguladad de Oportunidad
exp. & trng. Pref. given for I
lent opportunities for ca-1
For bid forms and additional information, contact Mr. Douglas Hammar-
en Empleo
A.A. or B.S. degree in
reer minded individuals. ]
strom. County Supervisor, Farmers Home Administration, Frontier
related field. Apply Civil
Village, Lake Stevens, Washington, 98258; telephone (206) 334-5001.
S e r v i c e , W a s h in g t o n ]
We are looking for men
County, 150 N. First Ave­
and women with the de­
UNIT SECRETARIES
The 80vernment reserves the right to reject all bids.
nue, Hillsboro, Oregon |
97123. An Affirmative A c- 1 sire to get ahead plus the
ability to lead people and
SPECIAL NOTE: Envelopes should be marked: “SEALED BID, ADVICE
tion and Equal Opportunity
make decisions; and are | Full time and part time NO. 47657, June 12. 1978 1:00 p.m."
Employer.
Member« of |
positions
available
on
day
customer oriented.
urged to apply.
and evening shifts. Must
Starting as a trainee, you | have had formal training in
can begin with an excel­ I a community college or hos­
lent salary with good | pital program as Ward
ASSOCIATE PUBLIC
Clerk.
Minimum six
growth potential plus;
RELATIONS DIRECTOR
months pertinent hospital
• Company paid Life In­ experience. Excellent bene­
Position calls for exper­
surance, Hospitaliza-1 fits. Salary $681 to $828 a
ience in photography and
tion, Major Medical | month. Apply 9 am to 2
“The Realtor you’ve been Looking For!"
lay-out.
Versatile news
I Pm-
and Dental plan.
writer and public speaker.
• Profit Sharing
Extensive contact with
Employee Relations
• Bonus Plan
com m u n ication p r o fe s ­
| Good Samaritan Hospital &
• Salary Continuance
SUBSCMK*
sionals and other commu­
Medical Center
• Vacations
nity leadership. BA in com
2183 N.W. Northrup
(2 w eeks/1 year, 3 |
munications or equivalent
W estgate Building, Opposite Westgate Theater
weeks/2 years)
experience. Send resume
3800 S.W. Cedar Hills Bhvd. - Beaverton
An
Equal
Opportunity
• Tuition Aid
to Box 3137, Portland.
Employer
97208.
If you are looking for an |
A REAL CUTIE
124,500
opportunity and a ca­
CLEAN 2 bedroom bungalow with warm fireplace, full
reer, not just a job, in a |
basement, garage
643-7421
very challenging and re­
warding field with a |
AFFORDABLE DREAM
$30,500
growing and expanding |
Lovely landscaped yard with this 2 bedroom home,
company offering a rea­
fireplace, basement, garage.
643-7421
listic training program, I
please apply in person |
Attention: Low-Income
BETTER THAN NEW
$32,950
to; Mr. Mueller, Tues
Elderly, or Handicapped
Remodeled 2 bedroom older home with 2 bedrooms,
day, May 16,9 am to 4:30
Individuals
fireplace, basement, garage.
643-7421
pm at Denny’s, 425 NE
Hassalo Street, Port­
One bedroom apartments!
HEIGHTS
$49,950
She’s unmarried. land, Oregon. No tele­ Beautiful! New! The Eliot IRVINGTON
Fresh paint and wallpaper, new cabinets and carpets
phone calls please. If un­
Building presently under
She’s pregnant.
make this 3 bedroom, 2 story with basement and
able to apply in person, I construction is expected to
643-7421
She needs help. please send your resume open its doors to low-in­ fireplace.
She should call
to; Denny's, Inc., Attn:
come elderly or handicap­
Mark Mueller, Dept. PF | ped tennants in August,
517, 400 108th NE. Suite
1978. Located conveniently
310, Bellevue, WA.
to Emanuel Hospital, Eliot
NO GIMMICKS!
198004.
is at the corner of Williams
and N.E. Russell. Excellent
This is a Bonafide offer to sell your property lor ,.
free confidential
bus access. Early applica
counseling for
pregnant girls
tions are now being accept
Mayer Building at
ed. For information or to
1130S W Morrison
apply call Mabie Murdock,
Housing Authority of Port
We Are An
HOMES, FARMS AND APARTMENTS. 3*/t% selling
land. 249 5536.
Equal Opportunity
fee includes COMPLETE REALTOR SERVft Nb plus
Employer M/F/H
Equal Housing Opportunity your property listed in OREGON MULTIPLE LIST
ING SERVICE.
Career Opportunity
Restmrairt
DOWNING & ASSOCIATES, INC.
643-7421
LOOK - LOOK * LOOK
221 >0598
G irlh rifh t
J)«®»
Need a crutch? Try your­
self. let hypnosis help you
learn how. For understand­
ing call 635 3419 Hypnosis
Services.
The north half of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section
13, township 30 north, range 5 E.W.M., EXCEPT the north 60 feet thereof;
EXCEPT the south 280 feet thereof and EXCEPT the east 20 feet thereof
as deeded to the County of Snohomish for road purposes, by deeds recorded
in volume 125 of Deeds, page 384, and 202 of Deeds, page 39, records of the
auditor.
3167.
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