Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 24, 1979, Page 9, Image 9

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    Portland Observar Thursday. M ay 24.1979 Paga 9
Portland Observer
JOB FINDER
ELECTRICIAN
I Must poaaaas manufac­
turing plant licansa, and
lbs familiar with trouble
Ishooting, high spaad
■production equipment.
I individual should slso be
I knowledgeable in me-
Ichina wiring and the
I repair of heat induction
lequipment.
I Hers is an opportunity to
I work In one of the clean-
lest and most modern
I manufacturing plants in
I the Portland area.
I We offer com petitive
[wage, and complete
[benefit package, includ­
in g paid life insurance,
Imedical plan, dental
plan, and retirement pro­
gram. Interacted individ­
uals may apply in person
at 4909 International
Way in Milwaukie or call
Roana Laudry, 064-0631,
Mon-Fri before 4PM. We
are an equal opportunity
¡employer m /f/h c .
OREGON
SAW CHAIN
Dlv. of Om erk
Industries
MAINTENANCE
MACHINIST
: maintenance ex-
srience required. M a­
chining, fabricating, es­
perta and per­
forming repairs and ad­
justments to production
machinery. O p erates
Bthes, mills, sharpeners
■nd grinders to close
tolerance.
le offer com petitive
rages, and complete
:kege, includ­
ing paid life insurance,
ledical plan, dental
>n, and retirement pro-
jrsm. Interested individ­
uals may apply in parson
it 4909 International
ley in Milwaukie or call
ioena Laudry, 064-0631,
4on-Fri, before 4 P.M,
le are an equal oppor-
unity employer m /f/h c.
OREGON
SAW CHAIN
Div. o f O m erk
Industries
IR V IN G PARK
READING TREE
wo supervisors, beck-
iround in reading. Like
o work with children,
lours 9:30-3:00 begin-
ling 7 /6 /7 9 . Deadline
’ application May 26th.
267-0667 days, 281-
706 evenings end 282-
IISCELLANEOUS
960 D O W N
960 M O N TH L Y
P ine tre e c o v e re d
p a r c e l, K la m a th
c o u n ty . D e e d e d
e e a e m e n t to 3000
feet on Sprague ri­
ver. 94000 fuN price,
9 K % ln t„ 96000 de-
Thank
a
Vietnam
Era
Veteran
This
Weekl
CITY OP PO RTLAND
H IG H CLIMBER
91.360 approx, mo.
W ill climb trees using
ropes and saddle or
hooks and safety straps
methods.
W ill also
operate
varsity
of
equipm ent including:
boom trucks, chain
saws, chippers, stump
cuttsrs and hand tools
common to trade. Must
ba able to identify tree
surgery and cavity work,
pruning, cabling and
bracing and related
work.
APPLY
Portland Civil Service
Board
510 S.W. Montgomery St.
Portland, OR. 97201
OPEN CONTINUOUS
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
CITY OF PO RTLAND
SIG N REVIEW
SPECIALIST
91,476 approx, mo.
Professional level, plan­
ning-related work. Re­
sponsible for providing
technical staff support
work to Sign Review
Committee and Planning
Bureau. Prepares and
presents comprehensive
reports and recommen­
dations
at
public
hearings on sign design,
construction and place­
ment matters. Extensive
public contact, aware­
ness of current trends
in sign industry and rele­
vant legislation.
APPLY
Portland Civil Service
Board
610 S.W. Montgomery St.
Portland, OR. 97201
No later then Monday,
June 4,1979.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
C ITY OF PORTLAND
C O M M U N IC A T IO N S
RESEARCH A N ALYST
919.947 approx, yearly
Complex research, tech­
nical, planning end
analysis in electronics
and com m u nication s.
Responsibilities include
budgetary and statisti­
cal analysis and data
collection in support of
short and long range
communication needs.
Duties include develop­
ing planning models,
analysis of com m u­
n ic a t io n
s y s te m s ,
evaluation
of
new
technology and writing
comprehensive reports.
This position is present­
ly funded for one year.
APPLY
Portland Civil Service
Board
510 S.W. Montgomery St.
Portland, OR. 97201
No later than Monday,
June 4,1979.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
TELEPHONE
IN F O R M A T IO N
PO SITIO NS
Unique Pert Time Jobs
With the Internal Reve­
nue Service. 94.61 per
hour. Limited irregular
hours primarily Dec.
through Apr. providing
tax assistance by phone
to the public. Paid train­
ing provided. 2 years
public contact experience
or college required.
For information and test
application w rite to:
Contact Rep., P.O. Box
3341, Portland, OR.
97206.
IK S is an Equal
Opportunity Employer
COM PUTER
PR O G R A M M E R
To write research and in­
stru ction al program s,
design Data Base Man­
agem ent applications
and use of Data Base
Management Systems,
assist faculty with pro­
gramming, write techni­
c a l d o c u m e n ta tio n ,
teach computer w ork­
shops. BS in computer
science or related field
with upper division course
work in computer science
plus tw o years exper­
ience
as
computer
programmer, or six years
combined college educa­
tion and computer ex­
perience. Send resume
before June 18, 1979 to
Jo Ann Baughman
Computer Center
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR. 97331
OSU is an Equal Oppor­
tu n ity /A ffirm a tiv e A c­
tion Employer and com­
plies with Sec. 504 of the
Rehabilitation A ct of
1973.
Employment
Opportunities
M ULTNOM AH
COUNTY
PROGRAM MANAGER
- CORRECTIONS
HEALTH
920,880-931.320 depend­
ing upon qualifications
and experience. The Pro­
gram Manager — Cor­
rections
Health
is
responsible for the
operation of health faci­
lities at Rocky Butte Jail,
MCCI, Courthouse Jail,
Claire Argow Center and
J u v e n ile D e t e n t io n
Hom e. Additional re­
sponsibilities include de­
veloping and monitoring
budgets for the correc­
tions health program;
working with the Correc­
tions Division personnel
to sssure compliance
with A M A Corrections
Health Standards, moni­
toring, with the Project
Health Division, the Cor­
rections Health and
Mental Health contracts
with the primary hospital
provider in the commu­
nity, and working with a
planning group to assure
adequate medical input
into the development of
a new dow ntow n jail
facility and a new sen­
tenced-offender facility
to replace Rocky Butte
jail. To Qualify: 1) Two
years of administrative
experience in the field of
public health, medical
clinic or hospital admini­
stration A N D 2) Four
years of academic train­
ing in an accredited col­
lege or university with
major coursework in
m a n a g e m e n t, p u b lic
health or hospital a d ­
ministration. Experience
may be substituted on a
month-for-month basis
for up to two years of
academic training.
A PPLY for tha above
position no later then
4:30 PM, Friday, June 1,
1979.
W HERE TO APPLY
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty
Personnel O ffice, 426
S W Stark, 7th Floor,
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n ,
97204. PHONE: (503)
248-5015.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
Iguladad de Opor­
tunidad en Empleo
YO UTH IN JOBS
PR O G RA M
If you are looking for a
job and are 16-21 years
old, unemployed, out of
school, live within the
City of Portland, have
low or no income, call
248-5844 for em ploy­
ment information related
to your personal interest.
You must hurry, because
there is a limited number
of positions available in
this new program and
program registration ends
June 4,1979. Call8am -5
pm, Monday-Friday.
I
H O M E HEALTH
AGfcNCY SUPERVISOR
»1296 » 1656/month, ef­
fective June 1, 1979, Su­
pervises County Home
Health Agency program,
3 yrs exp. as a hospital
staff nurse or Home
Health Agency including
•x p . in supervision or
management; grad of an
accredited school of nur­
sing with a current license
to practice as a reg. pro­
fessional nurse in State
of Oregon. M aster's
degree in public health
desirable.
NOTIFICATION OF FUND AVA ILA B ILITY
No. OR18-0037
TRAFFIC PATROL OFFICERS
The Department of Oregon State Police Recruit­
ing for Traffic Patrol Officers with positions avail-
aMe in October 1979.
State Police Recruiter/Affirmative Action Officer
Olander Auaborn will ba available to interview in­
terested persons
AT
Portland's Albina Human Resource Center
Room E-2
6022 N. Vancouver Ave.
on
May 29, 30, 31, from9:00s m. to4:00p.m . daily.
For further information Trooper Ausborn may be
contacted by
PLA N N IN G AIDE
Telephone: 503-378-8192
»967 » 1235/month, e f­
or
fective June 1, 1979, 2
Write:
yrs exp related to graphi­
Oregon State Police General Headquarters
cal presentation of tech­
107 Public Service Building
nical data and H.S. grad,
Salem, Oregon 97310
or equiv. comb, of exp.
Attention: Training Section
and trng.
Performs
variety of technical sub­
professional duties in
collection, compilation
and presentation of
M A IL CLERK
SOCIAL W O RK A ID
zoning and planning data
1
Our
Mail
Room
is
looking
Multiple
responsibilities
with heavy graphics on
for a responsible person in c lu d in g sch ed u ling
C om prehensive P lan.
to train in all phases of medical appointments,
Last filing date, June 1,
mail Er supply. Excellent transporting children and
1979.
benefits. Cedar Hills lo­ infants. Apply Boys and
cation. Call Personnel Girls Aid Society, 222-
C O M M U N IT Y
643-7661.
9661 weekdays 9-5.
LIB R AR IA N
»1088-»1388/month, ef­
An Equal Opportunity
An Equal Opportunity
fective June 1, 1979, re­
Employer
Employer
sponsible for admin, and
operation of small public
liDiaries. Requires exp.
w ith
small
public
CITY OF PORTLAND
LA UN D R Y W ORKER
l ib r a r ie s . M a s t e r 's
HYDROPOW ER
Part-time, 16 hours per
Degree in Library Science
C O N STR U CTIO N
week. Contact Raleigh
desirable
or
equiv.
DIRECTOR
Care Center, 292-4488.
comb, of exp. and trng.
Salary negotiable
Last filing date, June 1,
The City of Portland,
1979.
Oregon is seeking appli­
cants
for position of Hy­
HOUSEKEEPER
COURIER
dropower Construction
Full-time, 4 days on, 2
$750-»958/month, effec­
D irector to supervise
days off shift. Insurance,
tive June 1, 1979, re­
construction of hydro­
paid holidays, other
sponsible for delivery of
electric power gen­ b e n e f i t s .
C o n ta c t
books and materials to
erating facilities. Re­
Raleigh Care Center,
WCO member libraries
quires extensive know­
292-4488.
including clerical duties
ledge and experience di­
and typing skills. Must
recting construction and
have a current Oregon
Auto
inspection activities of
driver's license and a
hydroelectric power pro-
good driving record.
! jects. Knowledge of con­
struction impacts on
A U TO TR A N S A N D
HELD M A IN TE N A N C E i water
quality essential.
GENERAL M E C H A N IC
TRAINEE
Registration as Profes-
Top pay, excellent bene­
Unified Sewerage Agency
fits, & lots of work. Call
»887 per m onth w ith , sional Engineer in State
of Oregon required
Vince Siravo at McKee
periodic step increases,
Pontiac - 658-5285.
routine sewer line main­ i within six months of ap­
pointment. Position will
tenance using light
equipm ent to perform i terminate in 3 years upon
scheduled completion of
s e m i-s k ille d m a n u a l
project. Starting date
tasks, 6 months exp. in
July 15, 1979.
light maint equipment or
SUPERVISOR
exp in performing semi­
APPLY
Columbia Gorge is seek­
skilled manual tasks,
Portland Civil Service
ing summer coordinator
H .S . grad or equiv.
to plan and supervise
comb, of exp and trng. > Board
510 S.W. Montgomery St.
work project. Should
M ust have a current
Portland. OR. 97201
have some experience in
Oregon driver’s license.
forestry or related field.
Last filing date, June 1,
No later than W e d ­ Will be responsible for
1979.
supervising 3 crew
nesday, June 6,1979.
leaders and 30 CETA
Apply
for
above
A
n
Equal
Opportunity
youth
participants. Must
positions, Washington
Employer
have good written and
C o u n ty P e r s o n n e l,
verbal communication
Room 305, 150 N. First
skills and be desensitive
Avenue, Hillsboro, Ore­
to disadvanted youth.
gon 97123, 648-8606.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development will accept Preliminary Pro­
posals for newly constructed housing units under the Section 8 Housing Assis
tance Payments Program, to be located in Salem SMS A (All of Marion and Polk
Counties).
Proposals may be submitted by private owners or Public Housing Agency (PHA)
Owners for direct contracting with HUD, or by PHAs on behalf of Owners with
whom the PHA proposes to contract pursuant to an Annual Contributions Con
tract with HUD.
Contract authority in the amount of »36.120 is being made available to provide
assistance for an estimated 10 units for the elderly and handicapped, and
1124,730 in contract authority is being made available to provide assistance for an
estimated 4 units for large families (3 or more bedrooms) and 27 units for other
families.
Proposals must be received by 4:00 P.M. on July 9, 1979. This deadline may be
shortened or extended by HUD. In such case HUD will notify all parties who have
previously registered with the field office requesting such notification.
Submission deadlines shall not apply to Proposals for projects in which the num­
ber of assisted units will be limited to 20 percent or less of the dwelling units
However, such proposals received after the deadline will be reviewed only if suf­
ficient contract authority remains from this Notification to fund the proposal.
Appropriate instructions, forms and other program information are contained in a
Developer's Packet which may be obtained from the Portland Area Office
Housing Division, Cascade Building, 520 S.W. 6th Avenue, Portland, Oregon
97204.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Notice is hereby given that the City of Milwaukie, Clackamas County, Oregon,
will receive proposals from individuals or firms for the purpose of conducting a
i "Post Construction Audit" as required by the U.S. Department of Commerce,
* Economic Development Administration for the City of Milwaukie Project Number
07-51-23661.
Proposals will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works, City Hall,
10722 S.E. Main Street, Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 until 25 May 1979, 5:00 p.m.
Proposals will be evaluated and referred to the City Manager.
All firms or individuals submitting proposals must be an "Independent Public Ac­
countant" which means an independent Certified Public Accountant, or inde­
pendent Licensed Public Accountant certified or licensed by a regulatory
authority of State or other political subdivision of the United States on or before
December 31, 1970. The word "independent" is used in the same sense as pre­
scribed by Rule 101 of the Rules of Conduct, Code of Professional Ethics of the
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, as of March 1, 1973 or there­
after amended.
The audit proposal and the audit report will be prepared and routed as described
in the publication. Department of Commerce Instructions for Audits of Grants
under Title I of the Public Works Employment Act of 1976. Copies of this publica­
tion will be furnished by the EDA Regional Office.
The proposal of the individual or firm must supply enough information for the
City to evaluate the firm's abilities and the individual personnel to be assigned to
this project.
The City of Milwaukie reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or waive
informalities in the selection of the individual or firm for this audit.
The City of Milwaukie reseves the right to determine which firm or individual is
the best and most satisfactory to the City of Milwaukie.
Ail work will be subject to the prevailing wage rates established by the U.S. De­
partment of Labor, Equal Employment Requirements and the 10% Minority Bu­
siness Enterprise requirements.
Minority Business Enterprise firms or individuals are encouraged to submit
proposals for this audit.
So says the VA...
Lana Eadie, Youth Ca­
reer Training, 2006 S.E.
82nd, Portland, 97216.
Equal O pportunity/A f-
firm a tiv e A ctio n E m ­
ployer. Resume must be
received no later than
May 28, 1979.
b y M O R T W ALKER
iMue^ree
IAAX 28-
Please send resume to
C LIN IC
M E M B E R S H IP -
C O O R D IN A TO R
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Portland, Oregon Drug
DIRECTOR
rehabilitation program
Responsible for m em ­
has opening for person
bership expansion and
to develop plans for and
public relations. Bache­
menage a small multi­
lors Degree + 2 years
modality neighborhood
experience working with
drug treatm ent clinic.
v o lu n te e rs a n d /o r
Duties include initiating
m e d ia . S u p e rv is io n ,
and maintaining commu­
marketing, promotion,
nity relationships, pro­
and budgeting experience
gram planning, intake,
desirable. Starting salary
d ia g n o s is, tre a tm e n t
911,500-912,000. Closing
planning, and counseling
date June 6. Send appli­
services as well as super­ cation and resume to
vision of a small staff.
Santiam
Girl Scout
Masters degree in coun­
Counsel, 339 Washing­
seling or a related field
ton St. SE, Salem ,
plus two years counsel­
97302.
ing experience or an
equivalent combination
A n Equal Opportunity
of training, education,
Employer
and experience. One :
year supervisory exper­
ience, advanced coun­
seling skills, and good
writing skills required.
C ontact Jim Robbins,
INSURANCE
E x e c u tiv e D ir e c t o r ,
CODA — area code 503
SERVICE
241-0333, 309 S .W .
REPRESENTATIVE
F o u rth ,
P o r t la n d ,
Oregon for more infor­
OPS BLUE SHIELD
mation and an applica­
Has im m adiata desk
tion.
openings for individuals
who enjoy providing cus­
An Equal Opportunity/
tomer service. Expoeure
Affirm ative Action
to medical terminology
Employer
end health insurance
claims beneficial. Custo­
mer service experience
and ability to work under
C O O R D IN A TO R
pressure required. Excel­
For private alternative
lent benefits. C ontact
elementary school. 9700
Pam Smith, 243-7406.
per month, previous ad­
ministrative experience
A n Equal Opportunity
required. Apply 108 NE
Employer
50th, 9-3, M onday-
Friday until June 1st.
Handicapped Welcome
BEETLE B A IL E Y
S u u r up
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NOTICE OF
N O N D IS C R IM I —
NATO RY POLICY
A S TO STUDENTS
The Oregon Episcopal
School admits stu ­
dents of any race,
color, national and
ethnic origin to all the
rights and privileges,
programs and activi­
ties generally accord
ad or made available
to students at the
school. It does not
discriminate on the
basis of race, color,
national and ethnic
origin in administra­
tion of its educational
policies, admissions
policies, scholarships
and loan programs,
and athletic and other
school • administered
programs.
Registration for tha
1979- 9980 school year
are now being accept­
ed.
O re g o n E p is c o p a l
8300 S.W . N icol Rd.
Portland, OR. 97223
348-7771
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C o n ta c t; n a a r a a t V A o ffic e [c h o c k y o u r
p h o n o b o o k ] o r a lo o a l v o t o r o n a g r o u p .
SUPERVISOR
PROJECT
FOSTER H O M E
Project Supervisor need­
NEEDED
ed to coordinate and
A foster home is imme­
adm inister com munity
diately needed for a 12-
environmental project.
year-old Black girl with­
Will be responsible for
in the tri-county area.
supervising 2 crew lead­
ers and 20 CETA youth
This girl is a product of a
participants. Must have
broken home and is in
experience in minor
need of a family where
building repair, home
both father and mother
and yard maintenance.
are present and willing to
Must have good written
actively become involved
and verbal communica­
with her.
tion skills and desensitive
to disadvantaged youth.
Catholic Services for
Please send resume to
Children will be respon­
Lana
Eadie,
Youth
sible for her board and
Career Training, 2005
room payments and for
S.E. 82nd, Portland,
clothing, m ed ic^ and
97216. Equal Opportu­
dental needs.
n ity/A ffirm ative Action
Employer. Resume must
If interested, please con­
be received no later than
tact Joe Colistro at
May 28, 1979.
Catholic Services for
Children, 228 6531.
L_
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She's pregnant.
She’s deserted.
She needs help.
She should call
221-0598
B irthright
tree confidential
counseling (or
pregnant girls
Mayer Building at
1130 S W MSrrison
friend
to friend
help