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c PORTLAND OBSERVER“ ! Portland Observer, September 17,1901 HOUSING CITY OF SEATTLE DIRECTOR. OFFICE OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT Begins at •2,978/ino. An exempt position report ing to the D.rector, Dept of Community Develop ment. Supervise & man age the administration of the Office of Housing Development's single & multi-family rehabilita tion programs, coordin ate programs & policies through contact & co operation with private & non-private developers, community groups & as sociations, federal Er lo cal housing agencies, Er other public develop ment entities. QUALIFI CATIONS: Baccalaure ate degree in business adm in istration , urban planning, architecture, economics or a related field; 5 yrs experience in housing development; 3 yrs experience in the im plementation of housing program s. Experience with low-income hous ing issues Er rehabilita tion of multi-family build ings is desired. CRITER IA FOR SELECTION: M a n a g e m e n t a b ility , knowledge of federal Er local housing sssistsnce programs Er public/pri- vate methods of finan cing the production of low- and m oderate-in come housing, etc. Sub mit cover letter snd res ume outlining qualifica tions no later than Sep tember 21, 1981, to: City o f S e a ttle . D e p a rt m e n t of C o m m u n ity D ev elo p m e n t. A TTN : A lle n J. D io re c , 400 Yeater Building. Third F lo o r, S e a ttle W A JOB FINDER I HOSPITAL CITY OF PORTLAND JOB OPPORTUNITIES S.W . Washington Hospitals is proud to offer you s 24-hour Job lina phons number Call us at: 298-1181 ext. BOOS A CCO UNTING A SSISTA N T •1,037/m o to start GENERAL M EC H A N IC •1,711-61,914/mo IN STITU TIO N A L GROUNDS M A IN TE N A N C E SUPERVISOR •2.217-12.003/mo COOK 2 years axperianca In quantity cooking prs- ferred. HIEFSS member ship or equivalent educa tion. Southwest Washington Hospitals P.O. Box 1000 Vancouver W A SOSOS Phone (200) 000 8222 From Portland: 200-1101 ext 6222 An Equal Opportunity Employer M ED IC A L TECHNOLOGIST Part time, swing-shift position availsble for M edical Technologist Generalist. 8.W . Washington Hospitals :P0 Box 1000 Vancouver J ash 90668 Phone (206) 096 5222 From Portland: 28B-1181. ext 5222 An Equal Opportunity Employer FIELD REPRESENTATIVE The Southland Corp. DBA 7-Eleven Food Stores, is seeking career minded individuals to train as field representa tives. Three years man agement and supervisory experience in retail or rostaurant setting re quired. Grocery retail ex perience. plus college degree, preferred. Start ing salary 116.500. Bene fits include bonuses, car allowance, incentives, profit sharing company, paid medical, dental and more. Send resume to the Southland Corp, 10250 SW Greeburg Rd Suite 102 B, Portland. Oregon. 97223 E E O /M /F /H PARKS DISTRICT SUPERVISOR • 1.973-62,366/mo EMERGENCY C O M M U N IC A T IO N S OPERATIONS M AN A G ER •2,520/m o To Start Applications Available: Portland Civil Service Board 610 8 W Montgomery St Portland. OR 97201 Apply no latar than 4:30 pm September 25. 19B1. Women <4 Minorities encouraged to apply. SENIOR A C CO UN TA NT •21,396. Participates in maintaining and balan cing financial racords. auditing financial trans actions. preparing state ments and reports. 4 years of progressively re sponsible experience in financial analysis or ac counting in a govern ment environment. Solid waste or utility account ing helpful. Completion of the equivslent of 2 years of college laval course work in business administration, account ing, or finance. Any sat is fa c to r y e q u iv a le n t combination of expert ence and training. Ap ply: Personnel Office M etropolitan Service Diatrlct B27 SW Hall Portland OR 97201 By Wed. Sept 30.1991 Equal Opportunity Employer 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 spelling, punctua tion, and grammar. 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 services. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 121 S.W. Salmon Street Portland, Oregon 97204 Equal Opportunity Employer (M /F ) Il «■ m m m II E O E M /F STAFF NURSES • You choose nursing because you care • You are involved in a profession that makes a difference Now choose the hospital where you can make a difference Fjht.'ne and part time ;:st,crs a*a< ;r an shifts ST JOSEPH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ($3 *. E 9?' ; , dr : e .c A A : VANCOUVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL •<-»Wa.rS’ ¡ r c . p ( ' PROG RAM M A N A G E R 1/R O A D M AINTENA N C E (UNCLASSIFIED) •26,063-433,966 annual ly. This is a responsible management level posi tion in charge of the Divi sion of Operations and M a in te n a n c e , Road TRAFFIC ENGINEER M aintenance Section. •26,225-434,097 annual The employee occupying ly. This is professional this position is response level engineering work ble for directing the requiring knowledge of operation of the road traffic enginneering prin m aintenance program ciples. Employee work for Multnomah County. requiring knowledge of Performs management traffic engineering prin work involving a full ciples. Employee plans range of management and designs traffic safety responsabilités at the sec and flow installations tion level; coordinates and improvements. Re section activities (pro sponsibility area will also jects). Anticipates and include the implementa develops plans for tion and maintenance of a c h ie v in g p ro g ram the County's record objectives and opera keeping procedures; in tional goals; exercises vestigates and responds supervisory responsibil to requests from the ity; drafts or modifies ex general public and other penditures. Directs and agencies and coordin assigns section work; ates traffic engineering makes recommendations activities. One of the ma for changes in staffing jor responsibilities of this patterns; evaluates and position will be to assist analyzes work perform in the planning, design ance; recommends re and implementation of a c r u itm e n t s o u rc es ; c o m p u te riz e d tra ffic implements staff disci control system in east plinary actions; author M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty . izes personnel actions; Generally the employee counsels subordinates occupying this position and guides work per will perform duties under formance. TO QUALIFY general supervision from applicants must have the County Engineer. TO four (4) years of adminis Q U A L IF Y a p p lic a n ts trative or technical work must have a B.S. degree experience in road main in Traffic Engineering or tenance or in a related Civil Engineering and field and two (2) years of one year of experience in academic training in an M ENTAL HEALTH traffic engineering; OR accredited college or uni Case Manager: assess five years of progressive versity with major course needs, prepare service ly responsible work as a work in management, or plan, assure receipt of traffic engineering tech engineering (civil); OR a services, advocate for nician leading to know combination of training chronically mentally ill ledge. skills and abilities and experience indicat clients. Minimum 1 year which would enable the ing the ability to perform full time experience (or applicant to perform the the duties of the posi equivalent) with CMI cli job; OR any equivalent tion. (Training and ex ents, 1 year case man combination of training perience must be equiva ag e m e n t e x p e rie n c e , and experience. lent to the four years of • 14.000-417,000 DOE, APPLY for this position experience and two excellent fringe benefits. no later than 4:30 pm. years of academic train Contact N/NE Commun Friday, September 18, ing.) ity Mental Health Center 1981 APPLY for this position for application, 310 NE no later than 4:30 pm, Oregon, Portland, Ore Friday, October 16, gon 97232, 239 8871 1981. Deadline: 5:00 pm, 9/25/81. WHERE TO APPLY: M ultnom ah County Courthouse Equal Opportunity/ Room 1 » Affirmative Action 1021 SW 4th Avenue. Portland. OR 97204 _____ Employer_____ PHONE: (603)246-6016 IN TER IM O RG ANIST An Equal Opportunity Employer NEEDED PURCHASING SUPERVISOR United Sewerage Agen cy, ♦ 1,469/mo with peri odic step increases, training and increasingly responsible exper in pur chasing and warehous ing, incl inventory con trol; purchasing exper in w astew ater treatm ent facilities or facilities us ing similar mechanical equip is preferred Coun ty applications only, resumes not accepted. Last filing date. Sept 25, 1981 Apply Washington County Personnel FILING CLERK/ Room 306. PART-TIM E 160 N le t A ve.. Required minimum of 1 Hillsboro. OR 97123 yr experience which in An EOE Employer cludes a variety of gener al office duties and skills. M U S IC IA N W ANTED Position involves file Newly formed Black maintenance and dis Baptist Church seeking qualified and experi tribution of inter-office mail. Must have valid enced musician. Knowl state drivers license. edge of both traditional Closing date is Septem and contemporary Black ber 23, 1981. Send Gospel music. Ability to resume to: play be ear and some Stream Engineers Inc. ability to play by music 5606 S .E. M ilw a u k ie preferred. Salary negoti- Ave. e. Contact Rev. Lee Portland. OR 97202 M a d is o n . 283 3317 or Equal Employment 249-0307 Opportunity/Affirmât! ve Action Employer Southwest Washington Hospitals » PUBLIC IN VO LVEM EN T PROGRAM COORDINATO R • 18,539 (Subject to change after coat of liv ing adjustment is deter mined.) Responsible for the development, organ ization, snd supervision of an ongoing region- w ide com m unications program, by which local elected officials, thsir staffs, snd ths general public can be educated, informed, and involved in the agency's activities as rslated to tha solid waste program. Bachel or of Arts degree or training and experience equivalent to completion of core course work from an accredited college or university in the field of public adm inistration, journalism, political sci ence, communications, or related studies, and 2 years of community rela tions program manage ment providing relevant com munity and citizen relationship experience. Additional work exper ience may be substituted for no more than 2 years of required education. Possession of a valid drivers license at the time of employment. Ap ply: Personnel Office M etropolitan Service District 627 SW Hall Portland. OR 97201 By Wed. S e p t » . 1981 An Equal Opportunity Employer '• -a tc r ¿an Our V/s# Bscruilfr 289-1181, exl 5222 From Portland 206-696-5222 You have our number. We may have your jo b 1 CLERICAL Full or part time oppor tunity working from home with mail. No ex perience required. Infor mation send stamped, self-addressed envelope to A.J. Assoc., P.O. Box 29760, Hollywood, CA 9 0 0 2 7 _______ SURPLUS JEEPS?- CARS. A ND TRUCKS available. Many tell un der 42001 Call (312) 742- 1143 ext 8590 for infor mation on how to pur chase. St. Philip The Deacon Parish is accepting appli cations for this position. Best qualified will be ac cepted. Please call or write M r. Arvoll Ree, 2825 N E 22nd 97212or 282 1527. PROFITABLE end PART-TIM E Business o p p ortu n it- meetings held weekly to explain how you can become financially in dependent in five years or less following proven plan. Excellent benefits. Call 281-4848 for time and place. If you want to stay on top, you have to stay in touch. o f 1 8,9nf * Jhat keeps you in constant touch. Providing direct dial, tone alert, tone voice, and mobile telephone service. 713 S W It t h Aw.. Portland. OR 97205 An Equal O p p o rtu n ity E m ployer » 2 2 6 -1 5 0 7 N « 11 Community Calendar The Board of Education Interlm -U ee-o f-S u rp lu a-B p ece S u b c o m m ittee: Public hearing. W ed., Oct. 7, 1991, at 5 pm, in the Board A uditor ium at the Education Center, 501 N . D ixon S t., and a work session on Thurs., Oct. 9, 1981, at 7:30 pm, in the C afeteria W indow Room at the same facility. Superintendent Saarch Citizen Advtaory C om m ittee: will meet on Tues., Sept. 22, 1981, at 7:30 pm in the smoking section o f the Employee Lunchroom at the Education Service Center, 501 N . Dixon St. 8 t. A n drew Building M ateriale Auction: Friday and Saturday, Sept. 25th, 26th, at the St. Andrew Community Center, 4940 N E 8th at Alberta. The Building M aterials A uction w ill feature new and used building m a terials for the do-it-yourselfer and remodeler. Some o f the items offered in clude a new furnace, new storm windows and uoors, insulation, doors, paneling, cabin««, and much more, t ne silent auction and preview wiii be Friday, Sept. 25th, from 7-9 pm. The oral auction will be held from 1 lam - 3pm, Sat., Sept. 26th. In addition, a special adult fun auction will be held Saturday night from 7 pm-midnight. The fun auction features items solicit ed from parish members and friends. This year’s list o f over 100 items in cludes beach cabin weekends, sailing trips, hiking trips, bike and car tune- ups, exotic dinners, Super Bowl and Halloween parties, and other items sure to tickle anyone’s fancy. A $2.00 bid card will be good for all three auc tions. For more inform ation, call M ark Pierman, 281-4430 or 281-4429. Y .E .8 . needa host fem illee fo r in ternational students. The Youth Exchange Service, a non-profit organization, is looking for fa m i ly to host international students from South A m erica, C entral A m erica, M exico, Europe and Japan. Students will arrive just before Christmas. The program is three to six months. Applications are being accepted at this time. Boys and girls selected for the program are ages 15 to 18. In order to qualify they have been thoroughly screened. They speak adequate English at time o f ar rival. Financially your only obligation is food and housing. They have their own spending money and excellent insurance coverage. I f you would like to be considered please write: Youth Exchange Service, 147 Avenida de la Paz, San Clemente, California 92672, or call (714) 492-7907. E lio t N e ig h b o rh o o d D e v e lo p m e n t A a a o c la tio n meeting, 7:30 pm, Sept. 21, Masonic H a ll, 116 N E Russell. N o rth P o rtla n d C ltiza n a C o m m itte e : Board meeting, 7:30 pm, Sept. 21, Neighbors North, 7508 N Hereford. Burnside C o m m u n ity C ouncil: 7:30 pm, Sept. 23, at Baloney Joe’ s, 313 E. Burnside. Agenda: Baloney Joe’s winter emergency shelter program; fund raising; Neighborhood Need requests; bylaw revisions. P ie d m o n t N e ig h b o rh o o d A e e o c le tlo n ; 7 :3 0 pm , H o ly Redeemer School, 127 N . Portland. Sept. 23. Rosa C ity P a rk C itiz e n s A s s o c ia tio n : 7:30 pm , Sept. 23, Rose C ity Park School, 2334 N E 57th. Agenda: proposed T ri-M e t route and service changes; speaker from Bureau o f Planning on economic impact o f the Ban- field Transit way; adoption o f bylaws. H C D C o m m u n ity Discussion; A public meeting for discussion o f Port lan d ’ s Housing and C om m u nity Developm ent (H C D ) Plan w ill be held W ed., Sept. 30 at 7 pm in the W ater Bureau A uditorium , 510 SW M o n t gomery. The meeting is being sponsored by the H C D C itizens’ A dvisory Com m ittee and w ill give the public an opportunity to discuss a plan for helping the C ity’s low and moderate income neighborhoods. Programs that have been funded in the past include housing rehabilitation loans, street and park improvements, and assistance to local businesses. The meeting will fo cus on two main topics: how persons will have an ongoing part in the C ity ’s H C D program; and the plan for meeting community needs. Persons attend ing the meeting are encouraged to read d ra ft inform ation the C om m ittee has already developed, available from the Bureau o f Community Develop ment (248-5353) or from your neighborhood office: N orth— 7508 N H ere fo rd ; N ortheast— 4815 N E 7th; N orthw est— 817 N W 23rd; S o u th e a s t- 5224 SE Foster Road; Southwest— 7780 SW C apitol Highway; Downtown — 1220SW Fifth, Room 413. S LIDE S H O W O N T H E KU KLUX KLAN: Saturday. Sept. 19. 7 pm, at St. Andrews Church, 9th and N E Alberta. The A n ti-K ia n /A n ti-N a zi com mittee will sponsor a slide show on the past and present activities o f the Ku Klux Kian; representatives o f the P ortlan d A n ti-K ia n N e tw o rk . Seattle A n ti-K la r. N etw o rk, and N a tio n a l A n ti-K ia n N etw o rk w ill discuss their work in fighting right-wing, racist extremists. Racist violence has been steadily rising in Oregon. Recent examples in clude a cross-burning in M ilw a u k ie , vandalization o f a Salem synagogue and harassment o f Black families in St. Helens and Eugene. We urge any one interested in the health and well-being o f our community to attend and get involved. One dollar donation requested; childcare w ill be available. C o m m u n ic a tio n w o rk s h o p s f o r t w r u and th eir parents w ill be o f fe re d at the Y W C A St. Johns Center on October 10 and 14. " H o w to Talk to Alm ost A nyo n e,” open to girls ages 13 to 18, w ill be held on O ct. 10 from 10 am to noon. " H o w to Communicate with Teenagers (Even if They Are Yours)” is available for parents o f teens on Oct. 14, 7-9 pm. Both ses sions are free and conducted by Fam ily Research Project D irector Linda Grounds. Goals o f the workshops include reaching "fam ilies that are facing ‘typical’ issues o f adolescence,” according to Ms. Grounds. The workshop for parents w ill focus on communications skills that help to avoid m ajo r conflicts, and the workshop for teen girls will include discussing the dos and don ts o f good com m unication. For more in fo rm a tio n , contact the St Johns Center, 8010 N Charleston. 286-5748. • G ro w in g U p C hinee« In P o rtla n d : Paaaing T ra d itio n s , N e w H o ri Tune in ,0 <n A l i , n A m er>can radio program begun recently by KBO O, 90.7 F M in Portland. The Chinese program will air W ed ., Sept. 22, 8:30-9:30 om . It is one o f a series called “ Environm ents EastWest ” a monthly radio presentation which features music, public affairs, and histori cal. cultural and community information from Portland’s Asian communi ties. The program is a function o f the Y M C A o f C olu m b ia -W illa m e tte ’ s Refugee Project and K BO O Radio, and is produced by V IS T A volunteer Lucinda Wong. ‘ ‘The people from each Asian com m unity should get the credit for the programs,” Wong said. "Each one has their own music, their own style; it’s coming from them .” In addition to the Chinese program, fu ture shows will be done by persons from Japanese. Lao, Vietnamese, Mien and Filipino communities. The Japanese, Chinese and F ilip in o programs are broadcast in English; the Lao. Vietnamese and Mien shows are done in their native languages. T ha N ig e ria n S tu d e n t U n io n , Portland Chapter, would like to extend an invitation to the community to join them at their 21st Independence Day Celebration. Program: Dinner and dance. 6 pm-2 am. S at., Oct 3 at the Portland M otor Hotel (1414 SW 6th A Clay). $12 per person. P o rtla n d 8 ta ta U n iv e rs ity general registration and ad d /d ro p day for Fall term will be held on Friday, Sept. 25. Day and night classes will begin M onday, Sept. 28. Registration w ill be held from 8 am-7 pm in the main gymnasium o f P S U ’ s H ealth and Physical Education Building (930 SW H all) on Sept. 25. For additional inform ation, contact the PSU Registration and Records office, 229-3412. For assistance in scheduling courses before registration, visit the drop-in Advising and Referral Center in the lobby o f Harrison), 8:30 am-5 pm. For more inform ation call 229-4563. People 65 and older who are interested in attending PSU classes on a space available, non-credit, no-charge basis may sign up for them on M on day, Sept. 28, 8:30 am-5 pm. in the Adult Learning Center, room 137 Neu- berger Hall. For information, call the Center’s office at 229-4739. H « a rt A tta c k V ic tim « S ou g h t! I f you: have had a first and only heart attack during the past five years; are ages 29-64. with no history o f heart surgery or diabetes; might be interested in joining a national cholesterol lowering study— find out if you qualify. C all (213) 482-5011. Transporta tion reimbursed. The Hypcrlipidemia-Artherosclerosis Study, The U niver sity o f Southern California - Western States Clinic. ! tO,V branch librBr* » ; Albina (W 05 N E 15th. 287- L ? ‘i. eSduay;.SeP< M “ W ’ l0:3° - ‘ >:45 am; N orth Portland (512 • N Killingsworth, 284-5622). Friday. Sept. 25. 10:30 am
