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Portland Observer JOB FINDER CABLESYSTEMS PACIFIC C ablesystem s Pacific (CSP), Portland's newly franchised cable com pany is now accepting written applications for the following position(s): PRO G R AM SUPERVISOR Responsible for super vision and acquisition of materials for locally ori ginated and theme channels. Train and di rect producers and theme channel coor d in a to r s . S u p e rv is e booking and distribution of video production e q u ip m e n t . A s s is t M arketing Departm ent in local and theme c h a n n e l p r o m o tio n . Interacts with com m u nity groups, individuals, other cable companies, software suppliers, pro duction companies Re quires minimum two year graduate degree in television production, related media, or social science. Must have at least three years e x perience in public ser vice. P R O G R A M /S ER V IC E SUPERVISOR P o s itio n in v o lv e s training of playback/ dubbing staff. Super vises composition, pro duction and transmission of all locally originated Alpha-Numeric Channels related traffic functions, m o n ito rs c o n tra c tu a l programming material, daily switching and transm ission re q u ire ments of all o ff-air, satellite received and lo c a lly o r ig in a t e d channels carried by Cablesystems Pacific. Requires college degree with empahsis on te le vision media or related field. Three years e x perience in television or related field. Must have knowledge of playback and telecine and post p ro d u ctio n television equipment operation. CHIEF VIDEO TEC H N IC IA N This position requires the ability to: design, purchase and install and/or fabricate specific e q u ip m e n t p ro je c ts , document system, video installations, hire, train and supervise video technician staff, provide on-going video pre v e n tiv e m a in te n a n c e system, monitor trans mission, reception and performance Requires electronic degree or equivalent six years elec tronics training and a minimum three years experience in television production equipment. Must be experienced with test equipment. Supervisory experience preferred. M A IN TEN A N C E TEC H N IC IA N Perform and supervises system installation, pre ventative maintenance repair of outside plant com ponents. Ensures operation of all active, passive and powering RF device levels. Identify and repair trunk, dis- stibution and home terminal and associated e q u ip m e n t. Requires electronic degree or equivalent two year electronic training and four years CATV main tenance experience. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Responsible for all duties of a secretarial nature such as maintaining and updating confiden tial files and records, typing, and on occasion, composing letters, re ports and various state ments of the like. A challenging position in volving phone and per sonal contact with senior corporate officials from governments, cable in dustry, clients and sup pliers of products and services. Position re quires professionalism, judgm ent and con fidentiality. Candidate must possess a high school diploma with a minimum of four years secretarial experience. Salary com m ensurate with experience. Apply in writing by June 10, 1981 to: CABLESYSTEMS PACIFIC 317 S.W . Alder Suite 750 Portland, OR 97204 Cablesystems Pacific is An Equal Opportunity Employer FINANCE LENDERS PR O G R A M MANAGER Western S U N , a R e gional Energy Center, is seeking an individual to fill the position of Lenders Program M an ager to act as the p ri mary liaison w ith the lending/financing/ utility industries. Primary responsibility is to d e velop and im plem ent a program of participation by financial institutions to increase the use of solar energy and to help develop the solar in dustry. Salary Range: $23,269 $32,724 D O E. Minimum Qualifications: Degree in business or related field and 4 years experience in the financ ial field or energy policy; Familiarity with current private sector energy/ financing programs and existing financial institu tions; experience in pro- je c t m a n a g e m e n t; knowledge of Solar. Please send your request for application and a de tailed job description to: WESTERN SUN Personnel Dept. 715 SW Morrison Street 8th Floor Portland, OR 97205 Deadline for receipt of application is June 8, 1981. 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: AR M Y OPPORTUNITIES 232 9669 W O R D PROCESSOR OPERATOR $11,952 $14,517 plus excellent M etro paid benefits for employee and dependents. P er form technical work in volving operation of a Wang Word Processor; s e tu p , k e y b o a rd , corrects or revise material from draft or c e n t e r i a l d ic t a t io n system; operates printer; maintain records and archives; does filing. High school diploma w ith business college preferred, one year o f fice experience with word processing equip ment, typing 60-70 wpm. Apply Metro Personnel: M ETRO PO LITAN SERVICE D IS TR IC T 527 S.W . Hall Portland, OR 97201 By June 9, 1981 at 5:00 p.m. JOB OPENING S Full time opening in a Women's Choice House Center. Call: 777 7044 An Equal Opportunity Employer M /F /H V EM PLOYM ENT Dead end job with no future in sight? Didn't finish high school? Maybe the Army can help you. If you qualify, skill training is guaranteed. $500/m onth to start. Ages 17-34. Chance to finish high school in off-duty hours. Be all you can be. Call: ARM Y OPPORTUNITIES 232 9559 SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for person w ith good general office skills. P o s itio n in c lu d e s c o rre s p o n d e n c e and document typing, record keeping and figure work. Requires 45 wpm typing, good business English skills and two years pre vious office experience; s h o r th a n d h e l p f u l . Please call 248-2112. TRAVELERS IN S U R A N C E CO. An Equal Opportunity Employer M-F-H SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST Good typing and gram mer skills. 50 wpm min imum. Apply by June 8, 1981. Send resume to: THE U RB AN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND 718 West Burnside R o o m 404 Portland, OR 97209 W AUSAU IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N IE S FILE CLERK W e have an entry level position now open for claim records processor. W e will train. Pro m o tio n a l o p p o rtu n ity available. You must enjoy detailed filing and reorganizing. M A IL and SUPPLY Do you w ant an entry level position? Can you type accurately? Read well? W ould you enjoy a physically active job? W e have an immediate full time opening for a mail and supply dis tribution. W e will train. Good salary and benefits. We are located in Beaverton on bus line #54. Call Betty Gilliam at 297-4911. An Equal Opportunity Employer DEPUTY SHERIFF TRAINEES The Los Angeles Sheriff departm ent has im mediate openings for Deputy Sheriff Trainees. Salary range: $18,211 to $26,096. M inim um re quirements 21 to 34 years of age, high school graduate or equivalent and U .S . citizenship. One week testing available. For further information con- (actg: SHERIFF'S R EC R U ITM E N T (213)974-5273 A n Equal Opportunity Employer M O V IN G SALE Good bargains - no junk. S aturday, M ay 30th, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.: 137 NE Shaver Portland Observer M a y 28. 1981 Paga 13 C O M P U TE R OPERATOR Your duties require 1-2 years experience on an IBM S ystem /34. Shift: 3 p.m ., to 11. Our bene fits include M e d ic a l/ D e n ta l/L ife insurance,* Tuition reimbursement; Savings Plan; and many others. The National Alliance of Business PROGRAM MER W e are seeking an a g job fair is expected to attract about g ressive h ig h -e n e rg y 5,000 job seekers, according to co- programmer to join our chairperson o f the Job F a ir A d firm . This position re visory Committee Carolyn Lewis. Although some small businesses quires a B .S. degree in Computer Science; 2-3 will be represented, the majority of y ears m a n u fa c tu rin g the employers w ill be m ajor cor and/or finance systems porations. “ Explore the W orld of W o rk ,” experience, w ith back the theme o f the fourth annual job ground in COBOL an d / or RPG; and knowledge fair, will allow potential employers of IBM equipment. Our to explore the types o f jobs and liberal benefit package careers available. The jo b fair will be held Satur includes: c o m p e titiv e salary, m edical/dental/ day, June 6th at the M em orial life insurance, savings Coliseum. CAROLYN LEWIS in c e n t i v e p la n , e c u c a tio n a l re im b u r sement, and progressive retirem ent plan. To apply, please contact our Free N eig hb o rh o od C on certs: The Oregon Symphony Orchestra will Hum an R e s o u rc e s present two neighborhood concerts under the baton of Music Director James Department: DePreist in early june. Sponsored by the Metropolitan Arts Commission, B-D DRAKE W ILLOCK these concerts are slated to take place Monday, June 8, 8.00 p.m ., at East 500 NE Multnomah H ill Auditorium, 701 N. Main, Gresham, and Tuesday, June 9, 8:00 p.m., at Suite 1300 the Lloyd Center Ice Pavilion. No tickets are necessary for the Lloyd Center Ice Pavilion performance. For more information call 228-4294. Portland, OR 97232 i i (503) 659 3355 C areer W o rk s h o p a : Registration is open M onday, June 22, through An Equal Opportunity Friday, June 26 for two Portland Community College Career Development Employer M-F-H workshops this summer at the PCC Cascade Campus, 705 N. Killingsworth. There will be no charge for the workshops. The workshop is scheduled for PCC Cascade campus Tuesday, July 28, from 1 - 5 p.m. TEA C H IN G S o u th A fric a B elong T o Ua: Interviews with South A frican Women P O SITIO N S about their lives under apartheid (a new film made in South Africa), Tuesday May 28, 7:30 P .M ., Hughes Memorial Methodist Church (Fireside Room), Immaculate Heart Com 111 N .E . Failing (on Failing b /n N. Williams & Union). Sponsored by The m unity School. Two American Friends Service Committee. For more information call 287-6605. multiage rooms 7, 8, 9, Public Hearing and W o rk Seaalon: Thursday, June 2, 1981 - 7:30 p.m., and 9, 10, 11 year olds. Room 50 - State Capitol, Salem. SB 680 - relating to affirmative action; HB To qualify: Valid teach | 2966 - relating to affirmative action; and HB 3242 - relating to affirmative ac er's certificate, re tion. S ta te G o vern m en t U pdate: The latest update on state government will ferences, some e x be given Northeast constitutents by their legislators during a legislative report perience, minority pre meeting Saturday, June 6 at 8:30 a.m. The morning meeting will be held at ferred. Contact: Sister Y A W ’ s Top Notch Restaurant, 2001 NE 4oth. The report will be co-hosted Sister M ary Breiling by Representative Jane Cease (District 18) and Hardy Myers (District 19) and 26 NE Morris Senator Jim Gardner of Senate District 10. The public is invited to attend the meeting which will last until 10a.m. For more information call 378-8977. 287 2332 I I S abin C o m m u n ity A sso ciatio n . I) Community potluck, June 1,6 :3 0 p.m., Sabin School, 4013 N .E. 18th. N orth Portland Citizens C om m ittee: June 2, 7:30 p.m. I) Speaker from Port of Portland to discuss: a) Marine Master Plan; (b) Proposed bulk coal loader; (c) Parsons p roject, proposed new industry fo r Rivergate; (d) Willamette Sailing Club permit denial. Neighbors North, 7508 N. Hereford. PAS fo r A S M H H C grand opening fun run: Grand opening of Mount Hood Community College jogging trail with exercise stations. There will be a timed handicap fun run open to any interested individual, June 6, 1981, at 10:00 a.m. No entry fee. Event will be held at M t. Hood Community College. Sponsored by L a rry ’s Sporting Goods, T . J. Athletics, Cisco Restaurant, M H C C Bookstore, Achilles Hell, G .I. Joes and many more. Portland CETA A dvisory Council meets June 4th, 3:00 p.m ., in the 2nd floor conference room at the Training and employment Division, 310 SW Fourth. The meeting is open to the public for question and comment. For more information call 248-4474. T o w n H a ll M e e tin g : Ceta Advisory Council o f the C ity o f Portland Bureau of Human Resources is sponsoring a Town Hall meeting on “ CETA: Creating new jobs through economic development linkages,” Tuesday, June 2nd, 1981 at Buckman Elementary School Cafeteria, 320 S.E. 16th Avenue, 7:30 p.m. O regon C oalition fo r Public Education m ooting, June 1, 1981 - Port land School District Administration Building Board Room, 501 N. Dixon, 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. A u d itio n s : An exciting new professional entertainment troupe is now being formed in Portland. I f you arc a woman between the ages of 21 and 35 years of age and if you have training background and performing experience in at least one of the following: Dancing, singing, modeling, bodybuilding, gymnastics and theatre, call Kim McKimmie - 760-4603 or Cathy Pidock at 246-3133. NAB Job Fair Community Calendar Rehabilitated Homes From $36,000-$45,000 PGE Portland General Electric Company has-an on going need for qualified employees at all levels. You may be qualified for employment either in an office or in an area requiring more physical activity. If the clerical atmosphere appeals to you, you need to have typing skills of at least 45 words per minute with good speeling, punctua tion, and grammer. Your skills will be tested. If your desires lean toward physical work, you may be asked to provide a current driver's li cense and have experience with various kinds of equipment. If you are a professional seeking employment, current positions are available with PGE in the areas of engineering and data «iprvirp*? H y s te re c to m y S u p p o rt G roup: is being offered for women who have had a hysterectomy and would like to learn more about the frequent physical and emotional after-effects o f the operation. The group runs for 6 sessions at the Planned Parenthood Association, Conference Room , 1200 SE Morrison, Portland. For more information call 233-113 1. Panel: Nervous, former mental patients and friends are invited to attend a Demonstration Panel o f Recovery, Inc., the Association o f Nervous and Former Mental Patients, at King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N .E . 7th on Thursday, June4 at 7:00 p.m. For further information call 231-1334. Planning C om m ission: 1) Proposed adjustment o f procedures for zone changes. 2) Standards for Planned Unit Development densities. 3) Proposed Sky Bridge Policy. 4) Proposed citywide sign regulations. Noon, 621 S.W. Alder, June 2. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 121 S.W Salmon Street Portland, Oregon 97204 B e n e fit P ro g ra m : for A M A fam ily and night care, Sunday, June 14, 1981,3:30 p.m., 8920 N. Woolsey Avenue. Open to public. An Equal Opportunity Employer (M/E) S tew ard Training and Grlavanca Handling, sponsored by Coalition of Labor Union Women, Oregon Pioneer Chapter and A. Phillip Randolph In stitute (Portland Chapter), Tuesday nights, June 2, 9, and 16, 1981 at 7:00 to 9:00 p .m ., at C om m unity Services O ffic e , 911 N .E . Davis Street. Registration fee $10. Call Leila Wrathall at 686-5054; Sandy Henden, 231- 8218, or Judy Knawls at 231-0770. SANK P R O O F M A C H IN E OPERATORS Permanent, part time positions available in dow ntown 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 U.S. National Bank of Oregon U S BANK PLAZA - 555 SW OAK PORTLAND. OR fqu»/ Oççonw'ity Em&cy« t Hurry! — The Portland Development Commission has a lim ited quantity o f houses avail able fo r purchase by qualified borrowers. The size and location o f th e nouses vary. To be eligible, your income cannot exceed the fo llo w in g limitations: Family Size: 1 2 3 4 5 Monthly income: 1220 1392 1567 1742 1850 Combination Financing: 5% Down — $15,000 at 3% and the remainder at market rates. For Further Info Call: Mary Brocanneli — 248-4996 Portland Development Commission 6 1958 7 2067 roc 4/S1 11th Year A nn iversary B anquat: Albina Ministerial Alliance, Friday, June 26, 19 8 1,6 :3 0 - 9:00 p.m ., Westminister Presbyterian Church, I624 N .E. Hancock. Keynote Speaker, Derrick Bell, Dean o f University of Oregon School o f Law. For more information call 285-0493. Blood Pressure Screening: Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, 1927 NW Lovejoy, First floor staff room, Thursday, June I I , from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., and every second Thursday o f every month.
