Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, September 06, 1979, Page 9, Image 9

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CETA PLANNING
DIRECTOR
*23.587approx, year
P° r,l8nd. encoura9es bidding by Minority and small business enter
Will develop, coordinate prises and will assist you in understanding and participating in the City's bid
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and implement policies, process.
systems and procedures,
provide goal develop
For information on the formal bids listed below or City purchasing in general
ment, formulate service contact the Purchasing and Stores Division, Room 113, City Hall, 1220 SW 5th
objectives and budget Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97204, or phone 248-4001.
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PROGRAMMER/ANALYST
preparation of all CETA
Q ualifications: Accounting background exper
programs for City. Di
Form Bid Projects presently advertised:
lence in programm.ng systems for governmental
rectly responsible for
agencies, minimum 2 years experience in COBOL
planning for Manpower B'DWO
DESCRIPTION
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BID OPENING DATE
programming; ability to document all work and
grants; labor market
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analyses; coordination of
09/04/79
Annual Plan; and for 19
Labor, Materials & Equipment for
09/06/79
supervision of grant ap
Removal of Old Lexington Tank
GRAPHIC ARTIST
p lic a tio n s , m o d ifie s
21
Q ualifications: Graphic design or commercial art
Furnishing Tone & Voice Paqers
09/11/79
tions, contracts and or­ 22
degree desirable; 3 years experience as artist or
Furnishing Bridge Cranes for Powerhouse No 1 f t ?
dinances.
09/18/79
graphic designer, artistic and graphic skills in­
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Furnishing Two Detroit Diesel Engines &
09/13/79
cluding drawing, illustration, hand lettering, de
AGING
SERVICE
Allison Transmissions
sign, layout and paste up; basic writing and oral
SPECIALIST
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Labor. Materials Er Equipment for
communications skills; typing skills desirable
09 20 79
*1.350 approx, mo.
Interstate Lavatory Remodelina
ability to operate production equipment, type­
Current opening is in 25
setter, headliner, horizontal cameras, etc., de
Furnishing Live Street Trees
09/18/79
City-County Commission
sirable; portfolio requested; basic knowledge of
26
Furnishing Meat Products for
on
Aging.
W
ill
be
re­
09/20/79
printing industry Salary Range $842 926 per
Concessions at Memorial Coliseum
sponsible for compiling
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month.
directory of aging ser­
SECTION SECRETARY
vices in metro area; pro­
ATTENTION LOW INCOME FAMILIES
Retired Senior Volunteer Program
viding intake-referral ser­
HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM OPENING
Q ualifications: Typing 50 wpm; shorthand 80
vices; and conducting
wpm, familiarity with basic bookkeeping 1 year
outreach activities. Good Beginning Sept 5 the Housing Authority of Portland will accept applications for
previous experience in secretarial; high school
public contact skills.
the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payment Program from low income renter
9faduate or equivalent; must possess a valid
families who meet HAP s eligibility requirements for 2. 4. 5 bedroom apartments
M otor Vehicle Operator's License, applicants
EMPLOYMENT b
should be interested in working with senior citi­
TRAINING SPECIALIST Under the program we pay a portion of your rent based on your income If you
zens and volunteers Starting Date September
*14,684 approx, year
are currently on HAP s conventional waiting list, you must make another appli
17. Salary: $718 per month.
W ill have prim ary re­ cation specifically for this program However, you won't lose your place on the
sponsibility for managing conventional list if you apply for this program.
caseload of CETA parti
PROGRAMM ER/ANALYST
Q ualifications A minimum of 5 years experience [ cipants. W ill interview To have your name placed on the waiting list, call 249 5534 or 249 5538 We are
clients to determine ob­ pledged to the letter and the spirit of U S policy for the achievement of equal
in data processing in the design and developing of
jectives; assess their ob
computer systems and the writing of complex pro­
housing opportunity through out the nation We encourage and support an af
jectives in relation to pro
grams; background in business applications using
firmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to ob
gram guidelines and re
data base management and on-line systems; prac
taming housing because of race, color, religion, or national origin. Equal Housing
sources; establish em
tical experience in college or university student in­
Opportunity.
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ployer network; and help
formation systems preferred. Helpful to have ex­
placement of job ready
perience on Data General Eclipso senes com
CITY OF PORTLAND
clients. Work involves
puters using AOS operating system. Job to start
CITY ECONOMIST
FOODS
extensive field work and
immediately. Salary. $1,248 $1,373 per month
*28.642 approx year
public contact.
Highly responsible fiscal
Contact
and economic analysis
In te re ste d a p p lic a n ts work. Responsibilities m
m u s t file a separate elude identifying, analyz
a p p lic a tio n fo r each ing and reporting the
Community C d k g «
Corporate facilities of ma|or NW based potato
position no later than overall financial condi­
processing company with nation-wide distribution
M o n d a y . S e p te m b e r tion of City of Portland,
Personnel O ffice
to the fast food industry, has the follow ing
10. 1979
19600 S. M ollali* A v * . Oregon City, Or 97045
conducting studies and
openings:
APPLY
656-2631, Ext 318
forecasts of economic
PROJECT ENGINEER
Portland Civil Service conditions, and pre
Clackamas Community College is An Equal
Prefer M E. degree with exper in mfg processing.
Board
paring
reports
and
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
Emphasis on capital modifications or expansion
510 SW Montgomery St
recom m endations fo r
projects.
Portland, OR 97201
City Council.
A n Equal Opportunity
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
APPLY
__ Employer
Seek I E. degree. Experienced in evaluating
Portland Civil Service
methods equipment systems for cost reduction
Board
and productivity improvements.
510 SW Montgomery St.
Portland, OR 97201
LAB TECHNICIANS
No later than M onday.
Research Q.A. dept, good entry level positions for
Septem ber 10. 1979
individuals with college science lab procedures b
An Equal Opportunity
record keeping experience
DUTIES:
Employer
Provide assistance to minority contractor clients
INVOICING CLERK
in the field of construction management, identifi­
Duties require 10 key and light typing, related o f­
Electronics
cation of contract opportunities, assist clients in
fice experience helpful, should be good w ith
bid preparation, estimating and take-off
numbers
Invitation to Bid
Portland Observer
JOB FINDER
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
C l A c KÀM a ;
Portland Observer Thursday. September 6. 1979 Page
Community Calendar
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Beginning and intermediate uduh dance classes in ballet, jazz. tup. modern,
improvisation and other forms will he offered by Danvers’ Workshop. 30 N W
1st Avenue, beginning September lOih. Classes are scheduled for weekday
early- and mid-morning, lunchtime and evening hours and Saturdays. I ees are
$1.75 tor a single class, $21 lor a pass to six classes and $39 for a pass to 12
classes. The passes are good ai any regularly scheduled Dancers’ Workshop
class and expire at the end o f the fall term, December 22nd. For more tail
schedule information, contact Ihe Workshop ai 221-0569.
On the second and fourth Mondays o f every month the Trojan Decommis
sioning Alliance will be holding educational workshops on the various hazurds
o f nuclear power production such as uranium mining, reacior safely and radio­
active waste disposal. These workshops will begin at 7.00 p m. and will be
followed by general meetings at 8:00. Everyone is invited to attend For further
information contact the Trojan Decommissioning Alliance office: 231-0014
Marylhursl Education Center will present Promoting Reading at Home
during the fall term The course will offer a practical program for educators
and parents who wish to consider all areas in reading as well as the tools used in
developing reading skills. Three credit course (teacher certification may be ar­
ranged) will be held at Marylhursl on Tuesday evenings, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.,
starting September 25th. Fee for the program is $135. Contact Marylhursl’ s
Liberal Arts Department, 636-8141, for details.
Oregon City Outdoor Market. Every Saturday—rain or shine. Located on
8th and Main in Downtown Oregon City. Fresh produce, arts and crafts, fine
foods. For more information call 657-1900, Tuesday through Friday.
Humboldt Neighborhood Improvement Organization meeting, 7:30 p m
Humboldt School, 4915 N. Gamenbein.
Portland Public School Hoard meeling, 7:30 p.m., Board Auditorium, 501
N. Dixon.
A series ol four Hunter Education Classes administered by the Oregon De­
partment o f Fish and W ildlife will be offered at the Western Forestry Center
beginning September 17th. The classes will cover basic information useful to all
ages on wildlife management, hunter ethics and responsibility, legal hunting
equipment, and basic safety and survival. I his is the required course for those
under 18 to obtain a hunting license. A written test is given at completion o f the
course. The classes will be held on September 17th, 20th, 24th and 26th from
7:00-9:30 p.m. in Forest Hall ai Ihe Forestry Center. There is no charge.
Everyone is invited to attend a series ol workshops in non-violence training
sponsored by the Trojan Decommissioning Alliance, 215 S.E. 9th in the Cen­
tenary Wilbur church, every Saturday ai 10:00 a m. For further information
contact the TDA at 231-0014
Show Hoar, Jerome Kern’s musical giant will open Friday, September 14th,
8 30 p.m. to play Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays after opening weekend,
through October 20th. General admission $5.50, students and seniors, $4.50.
Reservations at 227-5558. Lake Oswego Community Theatre is ai 156 Green­
wood Road.
CONSTRUCTION
SPECIALIST
INSTRUMENT
TECHNICIANS
M IN IM U M QUALIFICATIONS:
Degree in architecture or engineering with at
least five (5) years as an estimation and two (2)
years in a responsible position as a construction
superintendent or engineer. Specialized exper
ience may be substituted for required number of
years of education.
SALARY: $15,000 $18,000
CONTACT:
G. Noble
United Inner City D evelopm ent Foundation
120 23rd Avenue East
Seattle. Wash 98112
Telephone 325 7633
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
ENERGY.
We can't a ffo rd to w aste it.
She’s pregnant.
She’s deserted.
She needs help.
She should call
249-5801
Birthright
Iree confidential
counseling for
pregnant girls
4023 N E Halsey
Just off Sandy Blvd
COMPUTER OPERATOR
Seek operator with exper in IBM 370 DOS VS
equipment.
Wacker Siltronic Corporation, one of the world's
largest suppliers of hyperpure silicon wafers, has
immediate openings for Instrument Technicians
with a wide range of industrial instrumentation,
installation, and maintenance experience. Know
ledge of microprocessing programming will be
helpful.
EMPLOYMENT ADMINISTRATOR
LAMB WESTON
6600 SW Hampton Portland. Or 97223
M
INSURANCE CLERK
OPS BLUE SHIELD
Opening for individual
who enjoys routine tele
phone calling to doctors
offices and hospitals.
Medical term inology a
m ust. Excellent entry
level to claim processing.
Contact Pam Smith 243
7406
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
handicapped welcome
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AN tAmfac. COM PANY
Equal Opportunity Employer m-f-h
'T h e tw o greatest stimulants
in the world are youth and
debt."
Benjamin Disraeli
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'T h e art of being wise is the
art of knowing what to over­
look."
William James
HUGHES M EM ORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
REV. AUSTIN V. RAY, MINISTER
111 N.E. FAILING
Dial A Prayer 284 0684
Worship 11 00am
Church School 9 45am
Office 281 2332
NEW HOPE M ISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
REVEREND A. BERNARD DEVERS, PASTOR
THE CHURCH DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR NEED
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Evening Service 2nd 4th and
5th Sundays
Communion 1st Sunday
W ed
Family Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study
Friday Brotherhood
9 30am
10 30am
7:00pm
5 00pm
7:30pm
Fellowship Service w ith
Morning Star 3rd Sunday
7 00pm
Prayer and Pastor Phone 281 6476
Church Phone 281 0163
3725 N, Gantenbein Avenue, Portland. Oregon 97227
Specializing In
Individual • M arriage and ham ilv • Group Vhtrapy
Th e C h u rc h W h e re N O S tran g e r Feels S tra n g e "
GIVE
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corner o f 8th and Skidm ore
Sunday School 9:30am
Sunday Worship 11 00am
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00pm
(second and fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. Slrayhand, Minister
You are W elcom e to W orship at
ST. ANDREW S CATHOLIC CHURCH
806 NE ALBERTA STREET
"Feel the dignity of a child.
D o n o t fe e l s u p e rio r to
h im . fo r y o u ere n o t . "
Robert Henri
SAVE SI 00 ON KIDS UNDER 12
SAVI 12 00 ON ALI TICKETS
AT SELECTED FRED MEYER STORES
10 A'Wttlkt MOS CIRCUS. Portland Mattonai Calmimi, RO 8«« 7746, Portland, OK 9720«
J u ir m iB
Praying for financial HELP
to get our church off the
ground and into motion.
All donations GRATE­
FULLY accepted and
prayed over Will acknow
ledge all. Send all dona­
tions to: Universal Life
Church, c/o Rev Julius
D. Snowden, P O Box
3767, Eugene, OR 97403
"Civilization is a limitless
m u lt ip lic a t io n o f u n ­
necessary n ecessaries."
Mark Twain
n c H M iU M tlU
$5.00 S6.00 $7.00
TRED METER FAMILY MIGHT
(Sept 16)
For more inform ation, send your resume or a
detailed letter describing your experience to Bob
Himmilright, Wacker Siltronic Corporation 200
S.W. Market St., Portland, Or 97201 or call (503)
243 2020
IBM . if
« IH IH a U M I
(Sepl 13) it 7 30 RM
Competitive salaries fully paid company benefits
and excellent working environment. If interested
contact
Your duties will include installation, maintenance
and troubleshooting. You w ill also calibrate
and/or tune plant production equipment, test
equipment, preventive maintenance equipment
and processing equipment.
KTi-Ln,« untrn v i U
T H IS T H U R S D A Y
THE ARK OF SAFETY CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
"•■1 warm spirit o f fellowship always ”
The Honorable Bishop U V Peterson, 0 D
"The Holiness Preacher ’’ Pastor
281 4429
Reverend Bertram Griffin. Pastor
Masses
5 00p m Vigil
Sunday
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Saturday
10:00am Choir - Sunday
12 00pm Folk Sunday
ST. ANDREW C O M M U N ITY SCHOOL
4819 NE 9th Ave
N o n ta k e lly . Principal
Phon. 284 | 62O
Grades 1 thru 8
9 15em
11 15em
T uesriav
Bible Barm Jr Church
Wednesday
Choir ReHprfrs,*’
Friday
The Patir» Speak t
Showers of Blessings BrcwMícasi
KGAR 1560
11 30am 12 30pm
YPBC
6 30pm
EvengeOshr Worship
R 00pm
84 NF Kilhng^wnrrb
Tuesday F »«lay
Noon Day Prayer
281 0499