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1 Pago 10 Portland Observer June 4. 1961 Portland Observer JOB FINDER PROBATIONS ASSISTANT PUBLIC COUNSELOR 1 WORKS DIRECTOR $ 1283 $ 1560 per m onth. City of Salem Trains in and perform s $2351 $2984 Manage p ro b a tio n co u n se lin g ment of engineering, w ith adult offenders, water and sewer plan does needs assess ning and traffic divisions ments, develops tre a t 100 employees, operat m ent plans, m onitors ing budget 3 8 m illion, probation com pliance, c a p ita l im p ro v e m e n t m aintains caseload re budget 31.6 m illion. cords; college training Establish policy, pro in corrections, criminal ce d u re s , o b je c tiv e s , ju s t ic e , c o u n s e lin g , schedules, p rio ritie s ; social w ork, or related development of capital fields. County app lica projects; budget pre tions only, no resumes, paration /administration; last filin g date, June reports and studies. 12, 1981. Thorough experience in PROBATION civil engineering work in COUNSELOR AIDE water, sewer, street and $1006 $1223 per month. storm drainage, land Trains in and performs a survey methods related variety of supportive to public w orks plans functions fo r probation and s p e c if ic a t io n s , counselors and the tra ffic engineering and courts. College courses o p e r a t io n s . 4 -y e a r in crim inal justice, i degree w ith major c o r r e c t io n s , p o lic e coursework in civil science, social work, or or sanitary engineering. related fields, and ex Registration as profess- perience in one field. ■ ional engineer by State C o u n ty a p p lic a tio n s of Oregon desired. only, no resumes, last Oregon driver's license filin g date, June 12, required. Closing date: 1981. Apply: I June 19. Apply: WASHINGTON CITY OF SALEM COUNTY PERSONNEL Personnel Dept. Room 305 555 Liberty SE 150 N. First Avenue Salem, OR 97301 Hillsboro, OR 97123 An Equal Opportunity An Equal Opportunity Employer Employer DOCUMENT INPUT CITY OF PORTLAND CLERK JUNIOR Immediate opening in PHOTOCOPYIST distribution department $1075 Month of major food processing Apply by June 12 company headquartered WATER ENGINEER 1 in Tigard area. Dail ship- SUPERVISOR ping docum ent in put $32,323 Yearly. M ust a c tiv ity on CRT. Re be registered as a P ro quires accurate typing fessional Engineer in skills at 50-60 wpm and Oregon or be able to ability to w ork w ith o b ta in r e g is t r a t io n . numbers. Should have 2 Apply by July 3. Women years prior detail and minorities contact: oriented clerical e x AFFIRMATIVE perience. Familiarity with ACTION OFFICE bills of lading and order 510 S.W. Montgomery processing p re fe rre d . Portland, OR 97201 Competitive salary, total ly com pany paid bene TELLER fits . C ontact fo r appli (Hollywood District) cation between 10am P rocess tra n s a c tio n s and 2pm weekdays: and assist custom ers. Employment Requires m inimum of 6 Administrator m onths previous cash LAM B WESTON. INC handling and public con 6600 SW Hampton ta ct experience, lig h t Portland, OR 97223 typing and 10-key. Apply 639 8612 in person at Personnel An Equal Opportunity D e p a rtm e n t b e tw e e n Employer 9am -12 noon. CLERICAL DOCUMENT INPUT COORDINATOR Immediate opening in Distribution Department of major food processing company headquartered in Tigard area. Daily shipping document input activity on CTR re quires accurate typing skills at 50-60 wpm, and a bility to w ork w ith numbers. Should have tw o years prior detail- oriented clerical ex p e rie n c e . F a m ilia rity w ith bills of lading and order processing pre ferred. B O DRAKE WILLOCK ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN high technology w orld B -D DRAKE leader in Kidney Dialysis W ILLO C K , a leading C o m p e titiv e s a la ry equipm ent has an im manufacturer of Kidney I to ta lly company paid mediate opening in the Dialysis Equipment has j benefits. C ontact for managem ent inform a tion systems d ep art an open position for an ’ a p p lic a tio n b e tw e e n ment; E lectronic T echnician I 10AM-2PM weekdays: Employment Administrator PROGRAMMER requires ability to rapidly LAM B WESTON INC. We are seeking an ag trouble shoot, complex 6600 SW Hampton g re ssive h ig h -e n e rg y electro mechanical pro Portland, Or 97223 programmer to join our blems on assemblies and 639 8612 firm . This position re machines, using current An Equal Opportunity quires a B.S. degree in state of-the art techni- I Employer ques. Our liberal benefit [ Computer Science; 2-3 package includes: com years m a n u fa c tu rin g CITY OF PORTLAND and/or finance systems petitive salary; medical/ SEASONAL experience, w ith back d e n ta l/life insurance; j MAINTENANCE ground in MAPICS, Savings Incentive Plan; ( WORKER RPG, and IBM systems educational reim burse $4.10 per hour 34. Our liberal benefit ment; and progressive | This is a temporary posi retirem ent plan. To ! p a c k a g e in c lu d e s : tion lasting from 1 week apply, please contact our m e d ic a l/d e n ta l/life in to 5 m onths. However, surance, savings incen Human Resources De most jobs w ill conclude partment: tive plan, educational by Labor Day. Must be reimbursement, and pro B D DRAKE WILLOCK willing to work outdoors gressive retirement plan. 13520 SE Pheasant Ct in all w eather. Some To apply, please contact Portland, OR 97222 positions require driver's our Human Resources (503) 659 3355 license. City residents Departm ent: John H. A n Equal Opportunity given preference. A p Wood. Employer M /F /H plicants w ill be selected B D DRAK WILLOCK by lo tte ry . All ap JOB OPENINGS 13520 S.E. Pheasant Ct Full tim e opening in a plications m ust apply Portland, OR 97279 Women’s Choice House again even though you An Equal Opportunity may have applied when Center. Call: Employer M-F-H the position was an 777 7044 nounced in M arch. Apply: PORTLAND CIVIL SERVICE 510 S.W. Montgon ary Housing Authority of Portland is seeking a full Portland, OR 97201 time receptionist who is able to evaluate needs No later than Friday, and provide information and referral service to June 12, 1981. Women individuals and agencies. High School or and m inorities are en equivalent, pleasant phone voice, accurate couraged to apply. typing. Salary $930/month. Submit HAP em An Equal Opportunity ployment application to: Employer Karen Bell RECEPTIONIST PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR 1605 NE 45 Portland, Oregon 97213 Applications w ill be accepted until 4:30 p.m ., Monday, June 8, 1981 An Equal Opportunity Employer M /F /H COORDINATOR, BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT INFORMATION PHYSICAL PLANT DEPARTMENT Portland Public Schools M aintains complex budget and financial re cords; performs statistical analysis; prepares financial statements; coordinates data entry and o u tp u t; must have knowledge of data p ro cessing and computerized work-order systems and procedures along with two years experience with maintenance or construction oriented or- ganiztion. Degree in accounting desirable or equivalent work experience. Salary range $17,400 - 22,700 depending upon experience. Excellent fringe benefits. Apply: Personnel Services EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER 501 N. Dixon Portland, Oregon A n Equal Opportunity Employer HOSPITAL RADIOLOGIC TECH Part tim e days. Part tim e, day swing sh ift. Must be certified, regis tered or eligible. RESPIRATORY THERAPIST Full tim e, swing and fu ll time night shifts. Must be certified regis tered or registery eligible. SW WASHINGTON HOSPITALS VANCOUVER M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL 3400 Main Street Vancouver, WA 9B663 ST JOSEPH C O M M U N ITY HOSPITAL 600 N.E. 92nd Vancouver, WA 96663 206 696 5222 From Portland 289 1181, ext 522. An Equal Opportunity Employer M -F-H BENJ. FRANKLIN Federal Savings & Loan 1 S.W. Columbia Portland, OR A n Equal Opportunity Employer M /F /H ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS Portland Energy Conservation, Inc., (PECI) is accepting applications to c e rtify licensed Oregon architects and engineers w ith ex perience conducting energy audits in commer cial and industrial buildings. Firms and in dividuals su bm itting q ua lifica tion s w ill be required to demohstrate proficiency in energy management. PECI w ill provide no-interest loans for energy audits for Portland commercial and industrial buildings. To be certified for the audit program, the firm or individual m ust dem onstrate ap propriate energy management experience and must be: 1. A professional engineer or architect licensed in Oregon, or 2. A firm having a professional Oregon licen sed engineer a n d /o r a rch ite ct as principal members. Qualifications must be submitted by 5:00 PM on June 16. 1981. Application materials can be obtained by con tacting: n r tiK . AUDITOR CERTIFICATION PORTLAND ENERGY CONSERVATION, INC. 2755 NE Broadway Portland, Oregon 97232 (503) 248 4636 SALES POSITION Apply in person 2201 N.E. Killingsworth Portland, Oregon 97217 DR J. H. ANTHONY Community Calendar PCC expands Cascade By Nathaniel Scott Black U nited Front Car w ash: June 6, 1981, 10:00 a m., Arco S tation- NE 7th and Killingsworth. $1.50! The D o w n to w n YWCA summer tour program includes a variety o f river trips. Lim ited space is now available for a one-day Clackamas River float trip, June 6, and a June 10-14 Rogue River float trip. Early reservations arc necessary for a July 24-26 float trip on the Upper Deschutes River. For more information call 223-6281, ext. 217. M etro: A change o f admission fee for the Washington Park Zoo, raising the Metro resident fee to conform with the fee charged for non-residents, was approved by the Metro Council during the regular Council meeting on Thur sday evening. The new fee structure w ill help the zoo generate revenues to cover 5O®/o o f its operating costs. The new admission fee for all zoo visitors, will go into effect June I, 1981. Adults (ages 12 and over) $2.00; Youth (ages 5 through 11 ) $1.00; Under 5 years - free; Senior citizens $1.00; School groups .50 (chaperones free). Free T ra inin g Program in electronics w ill be provided June 15-July 30 through a cooperative program o f Portland Public Schools and the C ity Human Resources Bureau Training and Employment Division. Classes will be held Monday through Friday, 8:30 a m. - 2:30 p.m., in the Washington/ Monroe High School electronics shop and w ill be available to high school seniors, graduates and those not planning to return to school, ages 16-21. For more information call 239-6851. CSA c o m m u n ity Garden: The L SA Project o f the Urban League invites low-income residents o f the NF. are to reserve a garden plot in the Com munity Garden located at 4228 N. Williams. (Next to Geneva’ s) Interested persons may contact Maxine Parker, at the Urban League a, 249-5808. Gar deners will be provided with some seeds, fertilizer, and gardening tips. The P ortland Private In d u s try C ouncil meets 7:00 a m., June 10th, at 621 SW Alder, Room 200. The meeting is open to the public for question and comment. The agenda includes program updates, l or more information call 248-5582. P o rtla n d S c h o o l B o a rd , 7:30 p .m ., June 8, 1981, A d m in is tra tio n Building, 501 N. Dixon. N o rth e a s t P o lice P re c in c t C o u n c il, June 9, 1981 - 7:30 P .M ., King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N.E. 7th Avenue. E liot N eig hb orho o d A s s o c ia tio n , June 15, 1981 - 7:30 P.M ., Masonic hall, 116 N.E. Russell. N o rth e a s t C o a litio n o f N e ig h b o rh o o d s , June 16, 1981 - 7:30 p.m .. King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N.E. 7th Avenue. W oodlaw n Im pro vem en t A ssociation, June 17, 1981 - 7:30 p.m.. Odd fellows Hall, 700 N.E. Dekum. Four Free T u to rin g W o rk s h o p s scheduled by P ortland C om m unity College begins June 5 from 10-11:30 a.m., at the Ross Island Center, 049 S.W. Porter in Room B-5. An evening session June 17 from 7-9p.m. w ill be in Room U-9. C ity of Salem : Each year the C ity o f Salem receives General Revenue Sharing funds from the federal government. One o f the requirements o f this program is that the City Council must conduct a Budget Public Hearing. The purpose o f this hearing is to allow the public an opportunity to testify on the proposed use o f General Revenue Sharing Funds in the EY 1981-82 Budget. The public hearing w ill be held on Monday evening, June 8, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. St A n d re w ’s C om m un ity Center, 4940 N.E. 8th Ave., will offer Ballet Classes this summer. Pre-ballet for ages 4 & 5, Mondays, June 15 through June 27, from 9 - 10 A .M ., at a cost o f $12.00 and beginner’ s ballet for ages 6 and over, Wednesdays, June 17 through 29, from 9 - 10 A .M ., at a cost o f $14.00. All classes arc taught by Georgann Sherwood Falotico, professional dancer with over 10 years teaching experience. For more inform ation call 288-1767. Y M C A : A summer fu ll o f swimm ing, gymnastics, day trip s , arts and crafts, music and theater is available to school age youngsters beginning June 22 at the John R. Leach YM CA, 6036 S.E. Foster Rd. Call 775-4396 for more information. A u d itio n s and In te rv ie w s fo r enrollm ent in Jefferson High School’ s Specialized Programs in dance, theatre, television, vocal and instrumental music and legal secretary/word processing w ill be held Thursday, June 11, 10:00 a.m., to noon at Jefferson High School, 5210 North Kerby Avenue. For additional program and application inform ation contact Lucy Thomas, 287-2631, extension 26 or 27. A u d itio n s for the Jefferson Dancers are scheduled Thursday, June 11, 1:00 p.m . at the Jefferson P erform ing A rts Center, 5210 N orth Kerby Avenue. High School and college aged students with previous dance training are eligible. Selection is based on proficiency in ballet, tap, jazz and modern. For more information call 287-2631 ext. 31. Legislative B re akfa st: Senator Rod Monroe and Rep. Shirley Gold w ill discuss the important issue o f the 1981-83 State o f Oregon BUDGET. Coffee and homemade breads will be provided at the breakfast which takes place on Saturday, June 6, at the Holgate House, 4601 SE 39th Avenue from 10:00 a.m., to 11:00 a.m. The Pauline Memorial AM E Zion Church w ill have a ch ittlin ’ and fried chicken dinner at the home o f Rev. Odell Thompson on June 6th from 11:00 a.m. until . . . Donations: C h ittlin ’ dinners - $3.50; chicken: $2.75. Address: 1217 NE Mason. For delivery call 287-8939. ‘ ‘ Portland Community College’ s Cascade Campus,” located at 705 N. K illin g s w o rth , “ w ill become a to ta lly comprehensive cam pus,” said D r. John H. A n th o n y , President. To be a to ta lly comprehensive campus means Cascade next year w ill o ffe r vocational and technical programs as well as academic and college preparatory programs. A lthough the state budget, and the federal grant programs w ill a f fect PCC’ s overall budget expen d itu re , Cascade is to receive top p rio rity in this development program. “ Beginning Fall Term a computer fie ld service technology program w ill be o ffe re d at Cascade,” A n thony said. “ There is no other program like it in the Northwest. The program will be recruitm en t, tra in in g and job placement fo r 18-year-olds and up.” The Cascade Campus is centrally located to technological enterprises in and around the C ity . A n othe r program , m icro-processing tra n sistor field, is scheduled to be a part o f the comprehensive outlook. Digital, and hopefully Textronic, w ill co ntribu te equipment fo r the technological program , A n th on y said. For this project, to date,$80,(XX) has been received from vocational educational funds. An additional $75,000 out o f the PCC budget will be used fo r rem odeling and con stru ctio n o f a new b u ild in g , classrooms and lab. “ C om m unity involvement is ex tremely im portant,” Anthony said. Cascade’ s advisory com m ittee is being restructured to better involve the community. PCC has received a lot o f support and in p u t from the com m unity based groups, Anthony said. Dean James Van Dyke, who heads Cascade, is working in conjunction with representatives from a number o f organizations w ith in the com munity to set up programs that will best serve the community. T P rovidence B a p tis t C hurch and an a p a rtm e n t b u ild in g on Failing and Garfield w ere burned as a result o f arson. Anyone seeing any cars or people in the area at around 4:00 a.m ., Friday are asked to call the arson d ep artm en t, 248-4363. A p p lica tio n s are now being taken fo r the P ortland Stars & Stripes D rill Team. I f your c h ild is interested, please send the enclosed coupon to the Portland Observer, Box J 137, Portland 97208. Name: Address:. C ity:___ Child Name: .Z ip . .State. Age
