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Page 10 Portland Oboorvor M ay 21.1981 M IC R O B ILO G IS T Portland Observer JOB FINDER HOSPITAL TEACHER FACULTY Challenging position as O n» year fa c u lty po sitio n for working supervisor in an 1981 1982 The E vergreen S ta te Collage seeks outstand acute cure hospital lab m g teachers w ith dem on oratory. M.S. or special strated skills in interdisciplinary ist designation highly college level teaching m the in Sciences. Hum anities. desirable but not m an A Social rts a n d /o r Sciences A datory. Position requires Masters Degree in the minimal at least 5 years ex degree requirement, PH D pre perience as a routine »»rred A b ility to te ac h and work w ith students of diverse bench-level bacte rio lo b a c k g ro u n d s is im p o rta n t. gist with additional pro C om pleted applications m ust ficiency in at least three in clude a resum e, an essay of the fo llo w in g fields: of e d u c a tio n al ph ilo so phy and at least tw o letters of re TB, m ycology, parasi com m endation from students tology, and anerobes. and colleagues M ail to: Dean Demonstrated supervi Barbara Sm ith, The Evergreen S ta te C ollege, Olym pia. W A , sory a bility needed. 98506 Completed applications Send resume to person- I must be received by June 10, ,9 8 , An A ffirm a tiv e A c tio n / nel: EMANUEL HOSPITAL Equal O p portun ity Em ployer A p p lic a tio n s from w o m e n or 2801 N. Gantenbein non w h ite candidates are en Portland, OR 97227 couraged as well as those from WASHINGTON COUNTY Part time days. Part DATA ENTRY time, day swing shift. OPERATOR Must be certified, regis $820-$966 per m onth. tered or eligible. Performs data entry RESPIRATORY operating on-line co m THERAPIST puter term inal equ ip Pull time, swing and ment; transfers data full time night shifts. from a variety of special Must be certified regis ized docum ents and tered or registery records into com puter eligible. fo rm a ts . E xp e rie n c e SW WASHINGTON and training in typing, HOSPITALS p re v io u s e x p e rie n c e VANCOUVER operating on-line data MEMORIAL entry equipm ent pre HOSPITAL A n Equal Opportunity . V ietnam Veterans and Handi ferred. Typing speed at capped students 3400 Main Street Employer least 40 wpm. Vancouver, WA 98663 HOME HEALTH AIDE ST. JOSEPH $743-$904 per m onth, E L E C T R O N IC S COMMUNITY j Provides basic care to HOSPITAL sick, disabled, or re T E C H N IC IA N III 600 N.E. 92nd , habilitating patients in Vancouver, WA 98663 B D DRAKE WILLOCK, a leading manufac , their homes. Experience 206 696 5222 j caring for ill, disabled, turer of kidney dialysis equipm ent, is in te r Prom Portland 289 1181, viewing for an experienced Electronics I a n d /o r elderly in d iv i ext 522. Technician. M ust be able to rapidly duals; com pletion of A n Equal (Opportunity troubleshoot, repair, and document analog and 120 hour Home Health Employer digital circu its. Should have successfully Aide training program M EH . programmed in high level languages and used to be completed no later microprocessor development systems of ATE. than 8 weeks after em ploy, or training ac Our liberal benefit package includes: competitive ceptable to state Health salary; m edical/dental/life insurance; Savings Division for certification. Incentive Plan; educational reimbursement; and Last filing date, June 5, New Opportunity progressive retirement plan. 1981. RADIO LO GIC TECH M ust be c re a tiv e s e lf - s t a r t e r w ith a b ility to set goals and d e a dlin es and meet them W ill in volve some tra v e l in g S h o u ld have w orking know ledge o f EEO la w s and regulations If in te r ested please con- [ tac, Peisonnel Departm ent S W Wash H ospitals St Joieph Community Hospital 600 NE 92nd Vancouver. WA 98663 and VANCOUVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3400 Mam Si Vancouver WA 98663 PUBLIC HEALTH AIDE $743-$904 per m onth. J P ro vid es sp e cia liz e d assistance in various Public Health programs, perform s simple lab tests and clerical duties. Experience working with public in a health related field; coursework in i health sciences and o f fice procedures. Last filing date, June 5, 1981. Apply for positions listed above at: WASHINGTON COUNTY PERSONNEL Room 305 150 N. First Avenue Hillsboro, OR 97123 County applications only resumes not accepted. Call ue at 289-1181 axt 5222 from Portland or 208 898 - 5222 Equal Opportunity Employer To apply, please contact our Human Resources Department: B D DRAKE WILLOCK 13520 SE Pheasant Court Portland, OR 97222 (503) 659 3355 -1/r Equal Opportunity Employer M-E-H M A IL R O O M G E N E R A L O F F IC E Detail oriented person needed in busy mail room. Duties include processing and routing of mail, relief PBX operation and general office work. $672 a m onth. Excellent benefits apply including medical, dental. Apply: EBI COMPANIES 5100 SW Macadam Portland, Oregon Between noon and 5pm, Mon. thru Fri. ■1 n Equal Opportunity Employer ^ n E q u a l Opportunity Employe^ H O S P IT A L EM PLOYM ENT X RAY TECH Dead end job w ith no future in sight? D idn’ti Position available on finish high school? Maybe the Army can help call Applicatants must you. If you qualify, skill training is guaranteed.! be experienced, Reg $500/m onth to start. Ages 17 34. Chance to is te re d T e c h n ic ia n s . finish high school in off duty hours. Be all youi Emanuel Hospital offers can be. Call: excellent fringe benefits ARMY OPPORTUNITIES and salary. For more in 232 9559 formation regarding this position please apply Personnel Office. W A NTED FINANCE DIRECTOR EMANUEL HOSPITAL Female roomate to share $30,141 plus excellent 2801 N. Gantenbein apartment, $162 month, Metro paid benefits for Portland, OR 97227 2 baths, 2 bedrooms, •employee and depend An Equal Opportunity n.e. 225-0050 before 5 ents. W orking Manager Employer M /E/H 263 8488 home. for accounting division EDP AUDITOR Newly created position provides excellent op portunity for candidate with CPA firm auditing experience plus training and/or experience in EDP or systems. CPA certificate is a definite plus and a BA in ac counting or business adm inistration w ith an emphasis in accounting is required. Excellent human relations skills are necessary for handling audit assignments w ith tact and diplomacy. Oral and w ritten comm unication abilities are essential, Incumbent, working in conjunction w ith and under the direction of the Internal Audit Manager will assist in the development and im plem entation of a comprehensive EDP and systems audit capability w ithin the Plan, and carry out such other duties as are consistent with the objectives of the Internal Audit Depart merit. Ongoing activities will include: - Systems design review -Post-implementation review - Financial/operational audits - Reporting Training of staff members W e offer a competitive salary with excellent fringe benefits and flex-time work hours Please cell 226-5405 for appointment. fe&JI IT BI«« Cross of Oregon IMS.W Market Feetl.nA, 0« 07 JO I An Equal Opportunity Employer responsible for general accounting, grants ac counting and com pliance reporting, fixed assets inventory, payroll, insurance programs, and management of the com puter based ac counting system. Re quires equivalent of a bachelors degree in Ac counting. Business Ad m in is tra tio n , Finance, or closely related field, and five years of work experience in a finance system which provided responsibility for p ro gram budgeting, cost a cc o u n tin g , a u d itin g , grant reporting, k n o w ledge of Oregon Budget Law, and supervision of accounting sta ff; or possession of an MBA with three years of work experience in the same areas. Preference w ill be given to candidates who are CPA s. A p plication; details may be obtained from the Personnel Office: * M ETRO PO LITAN SERVICE D ISTR IC T 527 S.W . Hall Portland, OR 97201 221 1848 R e c r u itm e n t e n d s , j Friday, May 29, 1981, at 5:00 p.m. An Equal Opportunity Employer j a ” Liberal benefits include: com petitive salary; medical, dental, eye insurance; saving incentive plan. To apply please contact our Human Resources Department. B D DRAKE WILLOCK 500 NE Multnomah - Suite 1300 Portland, Oregon 97232 (5031659 3355 An Equal Opportunity Employer M /E /H An Equal Opportunity Employer M /E /H CLERICAL WORD PROCESSOR OPENING $5.75. Metro is soliciting applications from trained Wang W ord Processor to fill one full time, temp orary position beginning June 1 and several part time for on call (evening w ork). Duties include p e rfo rm in g te c h n ic a l w o rk , in v o lv in g operation of a Wang Word Processor, setting up, keyboarding, c o r recting and revising m aterial from draft or central dictation center. Apply: PERSONNEL OFFICE 527 SW Hall Portland, OR 97201 221 1646 By May 29, 1981. ENGINEER PLANNER I $16,033 $19,297 plus excellent M etro paid benefits fo r employee and dependents. Re quires engineering back ground fo r beginning level Solid Waste plan- I ning w ork; doing re search, project develop ment, data co lle ction , report development and s u b m itta l p e r ta in in g to Solid Waste activities, maps, charts, and e n g in e e rin g d ra ftin g . Requires degree in civil e n g in e e r in g or equivalent engineering degree w ith capability L .l.T . and one year of professional experience and ability to apply en ginering and analytical concepts as they relate to problem solving and s o lid w a s te management. Apply: PERSONNEL OFFICE METROPOLITAN SERVICE DISTRICT 527 S.W. Hall Portland, OR 97201 By Friday, May 29, 1981, at 5:00p.m. - 221 1646 CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS Construction Inspectors and quality control per 1 An Equal Opportunity sonnel. Several positions Employer open fo r people w ith over five years direct | experience in construct i JOB OPENING ion of sewage treatment MEMBERSHIP plants, water and sewer COORDINATOR lines, street paving and Detail and co m m un i earthwork. Salary $1730 cations skills, organize 2500 DOE. Excellent data for com puter. Part benefits and per diem. tim e $486 m onth. Re Must be able to relocate. sume by 5 p .m ., May COOPER 27th: b ASSOCIATES INC. KBOO 11675 S.W. 66th Avenue 65 SW Yamhill Portland; 639 4914 Portland, OR 97204 A n Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportunity Employer IN S U R A N C E A U D IT R E P . Needed fo r large insurance com pany. Must have knowledge of W orkers' Compensation insurance. W ill handle d iffic u lt accounts and groups. Must possess 3 years experience in W orkers' Com pensation, auditing or under writing Many customer contracts. Excellent benefits including medical, dental and opportunity for advancement. Apply: EBI COM PANIES 5100 SW Macadam Portland, Oregon Between noon and 5pm, Mon. thru Fri. A n Equal Opportunity Employer EM PLOYM ENT Didn t finish high school? If you've got what it takes, the Army may have a place for you. Ages 17 34. No experience necessary. $500/m onth to start. Chance to finish high school in off-duty time. Be all you can be. Call: ARMY OPPORTUNITIES 232 9559 BANK PROOF MACHINE OPERATORS Permanent, part tim e positions available in dow ntow n plaza building. 10-key adding machine skills required. One shift available, hours 9-1 Monday Friday. Excellent working conditions and benefit plan. Apply Employment Department 10 am - 2:30 pm Monday Friday. U S BANK I Community Calendar D istribute division mail, relieve sw itchboard operator, process telecom unications, photocopy, occasional typ ing . 6-12 m onths general office experience required. SUPERVISOR OF ACCOUNTING Position available w ith the Housing A u th o rity of Portland Responsible for performing complex professional accounting duties and supervision of the A ccounting De partment staff under the 'direction of the Con troller. Requires four years of college or equi valent specialized tra in ing in accounting plus three years' experience in accounting, auditing, supervision and data p ro c e s s in g . P re fe r g o v e rn m e n ta l e x p e ri ence. Salary $1,531 $2,009/m onth plus ex cellent benefits. Send resume by June 1, 1981 to: Karen Bell HOUSING AUTHORITY OF PORTLAND P.O. Box 13220 Portland, OR 97213 NURSE RECRUITER For enthusiastic RN who likes ta lking to peo ple BS degree in nursing would be* a plus but not re quired M A IL R O O M C L E R K U.S. National Bank of Oregon U S BANK PLAZA - 555 SW OAK PORTLAND. OR fOvei Opportunity fm otors A C C O U N TIN G CLERK 2 $13,118 - $16,033 plus excellent M etro paid benefits fo r employee and dependents. M ain tains, prepares, posts, balances, and controls payroll records and other fiscal records. Four years of o ffice experi ence for 200 employees or more; including com p uta tion of fringe benefits, (i.e ., w ork w ith several pensions and union co ntracts), college training in book keeping and accounting including knowledge of payroll, cost accounting and data processing procedures. Apply: Personnel Office M ETRO PO LITAN SERVICE D IS TR IC T 527 S.W . Hall Portland, OR 97201 By Thursday, M ay 28, 1981, at 5:00 p.m, 221- 1646 An Equal Opportunity Employer Caw« C____1___ * San Francisco M im a T ro u pe presents: "A m ericans or Last Tango in H uahuatenango," May 28th. 29th and 30th - 8 pm; May 30th - 2 p.m .. Northwest Service Center, 1819 NW Everett, Portland. Tickets $5 all shows. Call 235-9388 for more information. M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty P ub lic A u c tio n : Saturday, May 30. 1981, 9:30 A .M ., Exposition Center, 2060 N . Marine Drive, Portiand. For additional information call 248-5 111. Piedmont Neighborhood Association: May 27, 1981, 7:30 p.m.. Holy Redeemer School, 127 N. Portland Blvd. Speaker from R U NT, C R IM E PREVENTION. Video Production: Liberty Cable Television, 025 S.W. Sherman, in the studio on Saturday, May 30 from 6-8:30 p.m. For more information and to register call PCC Community Service Office at 243-1194. P o lic e /C o m m u n ity Forum : Saturday, May 23rd, 1981,9:30 A M ., at Bourbon Street Restaurant, N.E. Grand and Weilder. The public is invited to attend. Little Big M an M o v ie B enefit: Cinema 21 (616 NW 21st) on Saturday . ay 30th, 2:30 p.m. Film critic Jon Tuska w ill speak on the role o f Native Americans in cinema. For information and tickets call 231-6066. | Portland Labor Players II: present the premiere o f "G od Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" written by Gary Blackburn, directed by Melinda Pittman - June 5, 8:00 p .m .. King F a cility, 4806 NE 7th; June 12 & 13 & 14 - Theatre workshop, 511 SE 60th (60th and Stark), May 29 & 30 & 31, 8:00 p.m ., Musicians’ Union Hall, 325 NE 20th (20th and Sandy); June 19 & 20 & 21 - Musicians’ Union Hall, 325 NE 20th (20th & Sandy). For inform ation call 241-8658 or 253-1084. The Insect Zoo opened for its fifth season at the Washington Park Zoo. New and exciting insects and insect relatives (both preserved and live) have been added to the collection, including giant hissing cockroaches from Madagascar and a special exhibit about O regon’ s new State insect, the Oregon Swallowtail Butterfly. For more information call 226-1561. A tto rn e y s K eith Raines and K e n n e th D ixo n w ill be available for legal counseling May 26th, at 7:30 p.m ., at the N A A C P o ffice , 2752 N. Williams Avenue. Citizens may receive 15 minutes counseling for a $10.00 fee. There w ill be a $5.00 discount to current members upon receipt o f an unexp.red membership card. A ll fees will be donated to the Portland Branch NAACP. For more information call 249-2000. S p rin g F e s tiv a l fo r Y o u th : presented by St. Andrews C om m unity Church, Saturday, May 23 at 2:30 p.m. The Portland Black Employees of Xerox are hosting a buffet luncheon Friday, June 5, 1981 at Bourbon Street Restaurant, 1530 NE Grand Avenue. Guest speaker, Ron Wyden, U.S. Congressman, and keynote speakers, Ber nard Kinsey, Region manager. Xerox Corporation. The buffet luncheon will be served from 11:30 a .m „ to 12:30 p.m. Entertainment and guest speakers w ill fo llo w . A ll tickets must be purchased in advance. A p ortion o f the proceeds w ill be donated to the United Negro College Fund. For more in formation call 221-1850. PO.C Dance: Friday, May 22, at the Sheraton-Airport from 9:30 p.m. to 2 :1° o-,"1; Z ' ckets are $5 0° Per Person Iax deductable. For more information call 287-1271. Law Day fo r Oregon W om en will be held on May 30, 1981 at Harris Hall (adjoins Lane County Courthouse at 8th & Oak), Eugene, Oregon, from 9 30 a to 2 p.m. The program concerns legislation and law that affect women and families. For more information call 687-0852. A representative o f the D e m o c ra tic Front A g a in s t R epression of G uatem ala will speak in Portland on May 28th at 3:15 p.m. at Lewis and Clark College and at 6:00 p.m. at a community potluck at Koinonia Center, 633 SW Montgomery. The FDCR unites over 150 labor unions, student groups, religious organizations, peasant cooperatives and political parties and was organized in 1980 to expose the bruatal nature o f the Guatemalan dictatorship. Francisco LaFRUE, A LAW YER A N D MEMBER OF THE Committee o f Justice and Peace (coposed o f over 100 religious groups) will also speak in Corvallis, Salem, Eugene and in Washington. (235-9388) Policing proposals (Continued from Page I Col 6) list co nta ining the top three m in o rity or female applicants. He could hire any o f the six applciants for the position. Calling the rule "innocuous,” the C ourt said, “ it sim ply provides a method by which C ity bureaus, o f fices, and departments may attempt to com ply w ith federal, state and City equal opportunity employment goals where they - not the Board - find and certify that such an attempt is w a rra n te d .” The rule does not require that C ity authorities request a second list or hire from it. The Court declared that the rule does not result in less qualified em- ployees since all who are on the list have received a passing score and are thereby deemed qualified. The applicants score is not the only fac to r that can be considered fo r hiring, therefore frequently a person with a lower score might be hired. The Court determined that there is no evidence that the rule discrimi nates against the Police Association or its members, or that it w ill prom ote in tergrou p h o s tility , re sentment, distrust or tension. The "tw o -lis t” rule was proposed by Commissioner Charles Jordan in an e ffo rt to assist C ity bureaus, in cluding the Police Bureau, to hire minorities and to reach affirm ative action goals. It was unanim ously enacted by the City Council. The most willing workforce i America is available Make the most of your youth. «». I Wt -or. "'ekotie» an '•etloM '. <Hjf «Out* ttktO _ T,„ /II host u « to ro ll h»tvn> to « I l f l M t «4L lAOUCf o» B U 5IV M ro o t* l^ lo y B o o t C lo » ''« t*« v i» « > Ml UUtMogtOR, 5«f t » «11 »O TtlO M. OroMO V N » (MB) m-oo»)
