P'ige 8 Portland Observer Thursday. A p rils . 1979
Obituary
M rs. Br.azola Hecdick, well-
known in the civic life on both sides
of the Columbia River in Portland
and in Vancouver, died Sunday,
April 1st. in Vancouver after an ex
tended illness.
Memorial services were held Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at the
First Congregational Church in Van
couver where Mrs. Reddick, and the
late Mr. Luther Reddick, had held
membership for many years.
Born December 17, 1917 in
Alabama, Mrs. Reddick had been a
Northwest resident for 36 years. She
had been a teacher for four years,
but also held a Masters Degree in
Social Work from the University o f
W ashington. Her long career in
social work included one year as a
Family Case worker at Volunteers of
America in Portland and a year as a
Medical Social worker at the U ni
versity o f Oregon Medical School.
Her longest service was spent as a
Clinical Social worker at Barnes Vet
erans Hospital in Vancouver where
she was employed for 21 years. At
Barnes Mrs. Reddick was involved
with setting up a "team ” approach
in rehabilitating the disabled by
maintaining close contacts with their
families to facilitate their treatment
and their eventual return to their
own homes.
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HOUSE REMOVAL/DEMOLITION
In 1904 Mrs. Reddick was named
Vancouver’ s "W om an o f Accom
plishment" by Vancouver’ s Business
and Professional Women’ s Club for
her "outstanding contributions to
her community in the field of Race
and Human Relations."
Mrs. Reddick was a charter mem
ber o f the Vancouver NAACP and
had held each of the executive offices
of that organization during the years
of her active membership. She was a
member o f the Altrusa Club in Van
couver in which she also had held o f
fice, and she was for many years an
active member of the Portland Chap
ter o f Links, Inc.
Remaining family members are a
son. John Reddick, a nephew, Lester
Riley, both o f Vancouver; a niece.
La Vonne Berrysmith o f Seattle; a
brother, Joseph Turner o f Alabama;
six sisters. Pearl Ellis and Alleen
Riley both o f Chicago, Lela W illiams
and Maude Wesley o f Tuskegee,
Alabama, Naomi Waters o f New
York City and Thelma Keene o f
Baltimore, Maryland.
Final arrangements were made by
Vancouver Chapel. In lieu o f
flowers, the fam ily has suggested
that remembrances be made in Mrs.
Reddick's name to the Vancouver
NAACP or the American Cancer
Society.
The Housing Authority of Portland will receive bids for the removal and/or demo
lition of the residences at 1827 and 1837 NE 14th, Portland, Oregon until 2 p.m.,
Pacific Standard Time on the 16th day of April, 1979 at 1605 NE 45th Avenue.
Portland, Oregon, 97213 at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened
and read aloud
Full project information may be obtained at the above address.
The Housing Authority of Portland reserves the right to retect any or all propo
sals or to waive informalities ir the proposals
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON
By Lyndon R Musolf
Executive Director
The Housing Authority of Portland will accept sealed bids at 1606 N.E. 45th,
Portland, Oregon 97213. until 2:00 p.m IPST) Monday, April 16, 1979 for the
following:
We guarantee
tomorrow today.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Life, Health, Group, and
JOHN R. PARIS
700 NE M ultnom ah. Lloyd 700 Bldg «400. Portland, OR 97232. 231-4724
HUGHES MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
REV AUSTIN V RAY MINISTER
111 N.E. FAILING
Church School 9 45 a m
Office 281 2332
Spetwhzinn In
Individual • \1a rn ate and hamdy • Group Therapy
GIVE
Praying for financial
HELP to get our church
off the ground and into
m otion. All donations
GRATEFULLY accepted
and prayed over. W ill
acknowledge all.
Send all donations to:
Universal Life Church
c /o Rev. Julius D
Snowden
P.O Box 3767
Eugene. OR 97403
Drafting
Checkers
Tektronix has immediate openings for
I »rafting Checker» for mechanical and etched
circuit board drawing»
Must have two year» drafting experience
AA degree in drafting technology or
equivalent Must alan he fam iliar with
machine «hop prnee»ae» and pos»e»» a working
knowledge of mathematic» through
trigonometry
Salary is commensurate with background
Benefit» include educational support,
insurance and profit sharing program
Send resume and sulury history to Huss
Severn Tektronix. Inc . P.O. Box 500,
Beaverton. Oregon 97077 or respond in person
to our Employment Office at 3665 K W Cedur
Hills Blvd (located south of the Beaverton
Mall). Mon . Tues . Weds , 8 :IO a m to n«in
and 1:00—4:00 p.m
An equal opportunity employer m f'h
Tektronix
t llM M H V f t i n t t u t U I N M
Th e C hurch W here No S tronger Feels S trange
806 N.E. A lberta Street
Reverend Bertram G riffin. Pastor
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8482
281 4429
M asses
5 0 0 p .m Vigil — Saturday
10 00 a m C hoir — Sunday
12 00 p .m Folk — Sunday
ST. ANDREW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
4919 N E 9th A ve
N orita Kelly. Principal
Phone 284 1620
Grades 1 through 8
NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
REVEREND A. BERNARD DEVERS, PASTOR
THE CHURCH DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR NEED
Sunday School
9 30a m.
Morning Worship
Evening Service 2nd. 4th and
5th Sundays
Communion 1 st Sunday
Wed - Family Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study
Friday — Brotherhood
Fellowship Service with
Morning Star 3rd Sunday
10 3 0 a m
7:00p.m .
5 00 p m.
7 :3 0 p m .
7 00 p m
SPRING CLEANING
SALEI Ap 7 Er 8th 506
N.E. Alberta 11 AM to 5
PM / A uction 2 PM
Sunday. Furniture —
Clothing — Books — Re
cords
FULLY ACCREDITED
COLLEGE DEGREES
THRU HOME STUDY
This revealing book
costs
$8.95
Exter-
na l/ln n o va tive Educa
tion — Degrees with lit
tle or no classroom at
tendance. Write: PH AZ
Informant Pub. Co., 222
N 9th St., Phx. AZ
85034
Prayer and Pastor Phone 281 6476
Church Phone 2810163
She's unmarried
She’s pregnant.
She needs help.
She should call
221-0598
B irthright
THE ARK OF SAFETV
o r GUI) IN CHRIST
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP
APPLICATIONS
Metro Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training
Committee will accept applications for two weeks
starting 8:30 AM Monday, April 9, 1979, ending
5:00 PM Friday, April 20, 1979. All applicants ex
cept those previously interviewed must first con
tact the Apprenticeship Information Center in per
son at 1437 SW 4th prior to April 1, 1979 for ap
titude test, high school transcript and referral to
M etro O ffice to complete application. Qualifica
tions are:
1. High School graduate (2.0 average) or GED
of 255 (Transcript must be furnished.)
2. 1b years old
3 High score on aptitude test
4. Passing grade in one year algebra
5. Resident of this committee's area
Metro offers equal opportunity
DRAFTSPERSON
3725 N. Gantenbein Avenue, Portland, Oregon 3T2Z1
free confidential
counseling fo r
pregnant g irh
Mayer B uilding at
IIJ O S \fc M orrison
You are W elcom e to W orship at
Oregon Saw Chain Division of Omark Industries
has vacancies for Draftspersons with two to three
years of drafting experience or a AA degree in
Drafting or Engineering Technology to perform
drafting, layout and design of details and assem
bly drawing, on production equipment and pro
jects Good knowledge of math through trigono
metry, mechanical drafting, standard tolerances,
and machine shop practices necessary.
Interested individuals may apply for this salaried
position to: Pete Barnett, Omark Industries, 4909
International Way, Milwaukie, OR. 97722 or call
1503)654-6531. ext 343
Oregon Saw Chain Division
OMARK
INDUSTRIES
wr.
Formal Bid Projects presently advertised:
BID NO
DESCRIPTION
BID OPENING DATE
04'10/79
Construction of Mt Tabor & Washington Park
Chietina Iran Buddings
10779
Constiuctiun of SE 162nd Avenue Pump Station
04/17/79
Construction of East Well Field
Production Wells. Phase 1
04710779
_________ NE Union Avenue Sewer Rauonstiuctiun
04 í 10779
Const!uclion ol Northwust Curb Ramp Program
Furniahinn flriR Catch Raain Ft SfiWHf Claanur
___ 04. 17
RFP Bond Counsel For $800,000 Genoral
04/13/79 4 P M
124
12b
128
12a
130
134
135
136
127___
138
Construction of Foundation Drains
Construction of North Suttlu Road Water Main
RFP-Pnnsiilting Gaologir.al Field Assistant
04717779
___ 04.24, 79
04. 13.79 4 P.M
INVITATION TO BID - CONCESSIONSIHE SPECIAL USE PERMIT
ST HELENS DISTRICT. GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the District Ranger, Cougar. Wash
ington, up to 2:00 PM, April 27, 1979 for a Temporary Special Use Permit from
May 26. 1979 to September 3, 1979 for the purposes of supplying and selling
firewood to the general public using the facilities of Spirit Lake Campground and
Picnic Area Samples of the permit to be issued may be reviewed and copies of
the prospectus giving detailed information and bid forms may be obtained at the
office of the District Ranger, St. Helens Ranger District, Cougar, Washington
9B616. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
PROSPECTUS
Concessionaire for Campground Wood Supply Prospectus
1. Introduction. This prospectus is to furnish sufficient information to enable
prospective bidders to decide whether further investigation of the wood sup
ply permit is warranted. Detailed conditions of the permit are contained in the
sample permit. The sample permit is available for inspection, and full informa
tion may be obtained, at the St. Helens Ranger Station, Cougar, Washington
2. Location o f Perm it. Spirit Lake Campground, approximately 46 miles east of
Castle Rock, Wash on State Highway 504
3. Services and Goods Required in the Permit. The successful bidder will be
authorized under the permit to the exclusive right to sell firewood or other
suitable fuel in the U.S.F.S. Spirit Lake Campground.
The wood or fuel to be sold must be sufficiently dry to burn readily in the
campground fireplaces installed in the campground by the Forest Service for
public use. Firewood should be supplied in lengths of 16 24 inches and small
enough diameters, etc. to be readily useable Species of wood may vary
Prices charged for fuel wood or other materials sold under the :erms of this
permit are subject to approval by the Forest Service
4. Special Conditions. The permittee may purchase wood from the Forest Ser
vice in the Spirit Lake vicinity. The price will be approximately 50C per cord
based on estimate of volume in the logs or trees designated at the time of sale.
If the permittee desires he may establish a wood yard in an area to be designated
by the Forest Service.
Wood may be sold directly to Forest Users or on an honor system from unattend
ed wood yards. Location of wood yards must be approved in advance by the
District Ranger
CLEAN WINDOWS
Home, $33; split, $48,
apartments, $12; offices,
$10; price includes in
side and outside 636
ST ANDREWS CATHOLIC CHURCH
For information on the formal bids listed below or City purchasing in general con
tact the Purchasing and Stores Division, Room 113, City Hall, 1220 SW 5th
Avenue. Portland, Oregon 97204 or phone 248 4001.
Bid forms and specifications available at the Housing Authority of Portland Main
tenance Department located at 8910 N Woolsey Ave, Portland, Oregon 97203,
or call Max Fagg or Richard Jones at 249 5555
MISCELLANEOUS
Business Insurance
The City of Portland encourages bidding by Minority and small business enter
prises and will assist you in understanding and participating in the City's bid
process
For Drapery Cleaning at all of the Housing Authority of Portland Projects. Ex
pected minimum volume of approximately 285 units.
EARN 2nd INCOME
A t home mailing c ir
culars. Free details, write
Powers P u b lica tio n s,
1320 S.E 158, Portland,
OR. 97233
D «I A Prayer 284 0684
Worship 11 0 0 a m
INVITATION TO BID
INVITATION FOR BIDS
Min Equipment Needed:
1) Vehicle to haul wood
21 Hand tools and/or power saw
3) Fire equipment as required by the operation. See attached Washington
State Fire Requirements.
Wood may be cut on National Forest by permit only. Wood cutting on National
Forest land will be in designated areas and at a nominal fee.
It is estimated that in recent years approximately 30 to 60 cords of fuel wood have
been provided annually to visitors to this campground. The award of this con
cession permit will be based on the most favorable sealed bid received by the
District Ranger, St. Helens Ranger Station, Cougar, Washington 98616 at 2:00
PM, POST, A pril27, 1979,
A minimum fee of $10.00 for the permit.
Sales records satisfactory to the Forest Service must be maintained to permit
audit of sale volumes
The sources of firewood to be sold in the campground is to be determined by the
jaermittee If the permittee plans on obtaining wood from National Forest land, a
contract must be signed and material paid for at the rate of approximately $0.50
per cord
Permittee must submit an operating plan as part of his bid. This plan must include
as a minimum the following items.
1.
2.
3.
4
5.
Size and species of wood to be sold.
Unit of measure by which wood would be sold
Prices to be collected per unit of wood sold.
Method of collecting fees.
Method of sale including time schedule
Applicants Please Note:
All prospective bidders are urged to inspect the campground and make their own
investigation as to the facts about the area and estimates of probable business
without reference to anything in the prospectus.
The Forest Service reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
In compliance with the above invitation, and subject to the requirements and
conditions set-forth herein and in the accompanying prospectus, the under
signed offers and agree, to make the following payment for a Concession Special
Use Permit for the purpose of providing firewood for sale to the public in the
Spirit Lake Campground and Picnic Area, St. Helens Ranger District, Gifford
Pinchot National Forest
_______________________ for the period beginning__________________ ____
and ending_______________________•
Name and address of bidder
Equal Opportunity Employer m /f/h
"A warm spirit o f fellowship always"
The Honorable Bishop U.V. Peterson, D.D.
"The Holiness Preacher,” Pastor
Sunday
Sunday School
Morning Worship
9:15am
11:15am
'Showers of Blessings Broadcast
KGAR 1560
11 » a m 12 30pm
VPBC
6 30 pm
Evangelistic Worship
8 00 pm
Tuesday F ridsy
Noon Day Prayer
Tuesday
Bible Bend, Jr Church
Wednesday
Choir Rehearsal
Friday
The Pastor Speaks
84 NE Killmgswortb
281 0499
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
7 30 pm
> 00 pm
7 30 pm
Cornei of 8t.i and Skidmore
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
(Second and Fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. St ray hand, Minister
Signature of person
Authorized to sign bid
Title________________________
"The minimum amount considered in this bid will be 910.00
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