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Newspaper Page TextPortland Observer, September 24, 1981 Page 13 PORTLAND OBSERVER“ ! A S S T E XE C U TIV E D IR EC TO R Supervise and direct ac- tivitiea of field operations (represent public school employees). BA degree. Broad kn ow led g e of teacher assoc, field services operations with min 5 yrs exp er. Also management and super visory exper. Application form required Et poaition closes S ept. 30, 1981. Contact for complete job description. Personnel Office. W E A , 33434 8th A ve S o ., Federal W a y , Wash 98003 (206) 941- 6700 JOB FINDER I SEC R ETA RY Title No I, Evaluation T e c h n ic a l A a a ia ta n c e Cantera. Qaulificationa: 50 w pm typing; know ledge o f, or willingness to be trained on W A N G . D ic ta tin g e q u ip m e n t skills, and ability to fo l low aJitor's instructions. S tarting salary *1 1 ,3 1 0 to *13,515 depending on b a c k g ro u n d . A p p lic a tions must be received in the personnel office by 5 pm, Sept 28, 1981. I n le t ter of ap plicatio n in d i cate the position for which you are applying. A dd itio n al in fo rm atio n available from Personnel O ffic e , N o rth w est Re gional Educational Lab 300 S W 6th , Portland, OR 97204 Equal Opportunity Employer KEX 5000 W a tts KEX has a v/eekand opening for air personality. M in . 8 hr w eek. 3rd-class SCC li cense required. Min 1 yr experience in com m uni cation radio field. Appli cation deadline O ct. 8, 1981. Tape and Resume only to Bob M iller, Pro gram D irsctor, KEX, Golden W est Broadcast Center. 4949 S W . Mac adam , Portland, Ore , 97201. EOE M/E FU LL-TIM E job opening in a woman c o n t r o lle d , w o m e n 's choice health clinic. All women welcome No ex perience necessary. Cal 777 7044 U T IL IT Y M A IN T E N A N C E (FULL T IM E ) Perform s painting, carpentry and minor building structure repairs; re upholsters seats, repairs tables, c h a irs a n d b e n c h e s Do not apply unless you have 3 years of carpentry and painting experience Applications accepted thru October 2, 1981, at. M e m o ria l C oliseum C om plex M a in O ffic e . 1401 N W h eeler A ve. P ortland. Ore. 9 a m 5 p m . M o n .-F ri. Equal Opportunity Employer IN T E R IM O R G A N IS T NEEOED St Philip The D eacon Parish is accepting appli cations for this position. Best qualified will be ac cap ted . Please call or w rite M r. A rvoll Rae. 2825 N E 22nd. 97212 or 282 1527 TY P IS T Im m ed iate opening for an above average typist in our dow ntow n office requires 45 wpm typing and accurate spelling ability Experience with transcription equipment helpful. Excellent bene fits including d en tal. Please call 248 2122 E O E -M /E ___ W AREHOUSE W O R K ER V eterin ary drug m a n u facturer needs strong p a rt-tim e day hours M onday through Friday at its Portland branch. Duties include telephone order taking, clerical and w arehouse w ork. Must be able to communicate effectively and follow re quired procedures. Ex perience desirable. For ap po intm en t call Don Sanders: 225 7157 W IL L C O M E A N IM A L H EA LTH D IV IS IO N B UR RO UG HS WELLCOME CO. Equal Opportunity Employer M /E B IO L O G IC A L W A S H IN G T O N O C E A N O G R A P H IC COUNTY T E C H N IC IA N (Research Assistant U n H O M E HEALTH ferred and incr responsi AGENCY classified) at the Marine ble nursing exper w ith a S U P E R V IS O R S cien ce C enter, N e w clinic setting, preferably p o rt, O rego n . B .S . or W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , in a public health a g e n B.A. degree in biological cy; training and respon * 1 6 0 7 - * 1 9 5 4 /m o , req sciences required; e m grad from an accredited sible exper in nursing su phasis in marine biology school of nursing, p re f p ervisio n; resp o nsib le or behavior preferred. In erably from a baccalaur exper in clinic program cumbent will sample and eate program, incl a pub coordination or develop identify marine ichthyo- lic health curriculum; m ent. C ounty ap plica p la n k to n , co nduct and incr responsible exper in tions only, resumes not analyze lab o riato ry e x a hospital, public health, accepted. perim ents, and assist in or hom e health agency. other research. M arin e Exper supervising the IN D U S T R IA L W A 8 T E laboratory and some caseload management of PROGRAM sea g o in g e x p e rim e n t nursing personnel per- C O O R D IN A T O R n e c e s s a ry . S a la r y Unified Sewage Agency, ferred. M ust possess ♦ 12,000 *1 3 ,5 0 0 . Send current license to prac ♦ 15 0 7 /m o w ith periodic resum e and nam es of tice as an R .N . in the I step increases, exper in three references by 20 state of Ore. Req pre program and project October 1981 to George employment physical re m a n ag em en t involving W . B oeh lert, Oregon port from a physician, public co ntact and p ro State University Marine incl tuberculin time test ject responsibility; c o l S cience C enter, N ew lege-level training in civil or x ray results. County port, Oregon, 97365. or sanitary eng sufficient a p p lic a t io n s o n ly , Oregon Slate University resumes not accepted. to afford familiarity with An Affirmative Action/ Last filing date, Oct 2, eng principles and te r Equal Opportunity m inology; exper w ith 1981. Employer sewage treatm en t and Complies with Section 504 industrial waste regula o f the Rehabilitation Act C L IN IC S U P E R V IS O R tions preferred. County W a s h in g to n , C o u n ty , o f 1973. applications only resu *1 6 0 7 -*1 9 5 4 /m o , req a mes not accepted. SERVICE degree from an accredit R EP R E S E N TA TIV E ed school of nursing, Pacific N o rth w est Bell w ith a B .S . degree pre- has part-tim e openings in Portland * 5 .0 7 /h r . Make application for the above jobs at: Sales experience pre W ash in g to n C ou n ty Personnel ferred. Must be flexible, work hours will vary. Ap 150 N 1st A ve ply in person. R oom 306 421 S W O ak H illsboro. OR 97213 P ortland CLERICAL P LA N N E R 2 Johnson Creak Public In C R E D IT Et v o lv e m e n t S p e c ia lis t. C O LLE C TIO N S CLERK S alary * 1 8 ,5 3 9 /y r . R e Detail oriented person quires kn o w led g e of w ith good c o m m u n ica tech n ical principles of tion and m ath skills hydrology and drainage needed for position in management and experi our Credit Et Collections ence in th e design and D ept. M ust have m in i implementation of public mum of one year experi involvem ent program s. ence in telephone collec A tem porary incumbent tions, typing 40 w pm , in th e position w ill be 10-key by touch, ability com peting for the posi to work under pressure. tion. Apply: Excellent benefits includ Personnel O ffic e ing medical, dental, and M e tro p o lita n S ervice opportunity for advance D is tric t ment. Apply: 627 S .W . Hall S t. ESI C O M P A N IE S P o rtlan d . OR 97201 5100 S W M a c a d a m before 5 nm Tiies., Oct. 6,1981. " P ortland btw n 1 and 5 pm , M on A n Equal Opportunity thru Fri. C O M M U N IT Y PU B LIC R E L A TIO N S C O O R D IN A T O R H A L F -T IM E Responsible for planning and coordination of pub lie in fo rm a tio n and com m unity relations of the Housing Authority of POrtland Qualifications: C ollege d egree, m edia and co m m u n ity re la tio n s , n e ig h b o r h o o d w ork desirable. S alary •7 3 2 /m o . Send resume by Octobr 7th to the H ousing A u th o rity o f P ortlan d P O . Box 13220 P o rtlan d . OR 97213 An Equal Opportunity Employer Employer ! qua I Opportunity Employer BOOKKEEPER Full ch arg e, to handle 40-m an payroll, billings, a c c o u n ts . Payable and accountas payable and job costing for S W Port land E ngineering Firm . Minimum 5 years experi ence, im m ed iate o pen ing salary DOE Cooper and Associates Inc. 639-4914 M U S IC IA N W A N T E D N ew ly fo rm ed Black Baptist Church seeking q ualified and e x p e ri enced musician. Knowl edge of both traditional and contemporary Black Gospel music. Ability to play be ear and some ability to play by music preferred. Salary negoti able. C ontact R a v . Lae M a d is o n , 2 8 3 -3 3 1 7 o r 249-0307. P R O FITA B LE and P A R T T IM E B usiness o p p o rtu n it* meetings held weekly to explain how you can becom e fin a n c ia lly in dependent in five years or less following proven plan. Excellent benefits. Call 2 8 1 -4 8 4 8 fo r tim e and place. F" NL.BSE SER VIC E R EP R ES E N TA TIVE Pacific N o rth w e s t Bell has p art-tim e openings in Portland * 5 .0 7 /h r . Sales experience p re ferred. Must be flexible, w ork hours w ill vary. A pply in person at 421 S W Oak. Portland Pacific Northwest Bell An Equal Opportunity Employer Pacific North west Hell A n Equul Opportunity Employer V O LU N TEE R one half hour weekly as a tu to r for a child w ho needs to improve his/her reading skills Join Port land Public Schools' H O S T S prog, »m Call M arsha Farrow . 249 2000. Ext 381. foi details today An EOE Employer HOSPITAL CLERICAL JO B O P P O R T U N IT IE S F u ll o r p a i’ time oppor S .W . Washington tu n ity w orking from Hospitals i h o m e w it h m a il. No ex is proud to offer you a m rieoce required Infor 24 hour job line phone m ation send stam ped, number. Call us at: ■••if iddit-ssed envelope 289 1181 ext. 5006 to A J. Assoc., F 0 . B o x 2 5 *760, H o l l y w o o d , C A '«8)2.’ Community Calendar. B eco m e a ju v e n ile c o u rt m o n ito r: f all orientation. M o n .. Sept 21. I9K I 10 am -noon, 2041 N W E verett. 241-2928. For more in form ation contact 241-2928. "P olice C o m m u n ity R e la tio n a " : 1838 SW Jefferson. O ct. 8, 1981. Dinner at 6:30, program at 7:15. Sponsored by Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Metro Assembly. Speakers: Dr. Frances Storrs, Chairperson o f the Citizen Task Force on Police Internal Affairs; Ms. Freddye Petett. Director o f the Portland Urban I eague; Captain Robert Tobin. Director of Recruit Training for the Portland Police Bureau; Rev. John Garlington, President of the Albina Ministerial Alliance. Purpose: to inform the churches ot the area as to the problems, issues and concerns in the area o f police-com munity relations in light o f recent police issues, so that they can play a re conciling and interpreting role to their members and to the wider commun ity. ( hief of Police Ronald Still will respond following the presentations N a tio n a l C o u n c il of N eg ro W o m e n . In c ., will be holding their mem bership drive Sept. 17, 1981. in the home o f Mrs. M attie Spears, 5622 NE 10th, I pm to 4 pm. Please come and enjoy our D id Fashioned Tea. Pauline Lewis. Chairman A 2nd Vice-President. H a rrie t T u b m a n M id d le S c h o o l Flea M a r k e t, will be held on Sal., Sept. 26 at 10 am til 2 pm at 2805 NF. Everett. The school is accepting dona tions for the Ilea market Housewares, tovs and games, jewelry, collectibles and furniture can be brought to the school by noon Friday, Sept. 25th. Ev eryone is invited to attend. Please support this com m unity school in its second year. Help raise money for special school projects for this year. RO LLING T H U N D E R . American Indian spririlual leader, who is known internationally as an inter tribal medicine man. will speak in Portland on ( Kt 2nd, at 8 pnr at the Smith Center Ballroom at Portland State University He will speak on ecology, simple alternative housing, feeding yourself from na ture, growing things even in a desert, healing, living in a depressed economy and traditional Indian lifestyles. Admission is $5 and tickets will be sold at the door. For more information contact Earthsong at 229-4721. Sabin C o m m u n ity A ssociatio n , 7:30 pm, Sept. 28. Sabin School, 4013 N.F 18th. Agenda: Beverly Stem on H C D Advisory Committee; Ruth Ann Agncl, Sabin School Principal, guest speaker; nominations for M etropoli tan Human Relations Commission annual award; T ri-M et Skidmore loop route change. H u m b o ld t N eig hb o rh o od Im p ro v a m a n t O rg a n iza tio n Special meet ing on neighborhood tavern problems. Noon, Salvation Army (.om inunity Center. 5430 N. Moore, Sept. 29. Fall O p e n in g s fo r P re s c h o o l C h ild re n at Providence Montessori School, which operates for children two-and-onc-half through five. C h ild ren enrolled in this program attend classes daily from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm Mon. thru Friday. I he School also provides before and after-school care from 6:45-8:30 am and 4-6 pm. Interested parents should contact the School located in the Providence Child Center, 830 NF. 47th Ave., north o f Glisan; telephone is 234 9991 Scheduled visits to the School are encouraged. H o m e Buyer W o rksh o p at PC( answers common real-eslate questions. 1 he one-session w orkshop, on Tues., O ct. 20, from 7 to 9 pm , w ill be presented by staff from (o ld w e ll Banker Company. The class will be held at the PCC Sylvania campus, 12000 SW 49th, Science and Technology Build ing. Room A 7. Cost is $2.50. The workshop is designed to answer ques tions about selecting a real estate company, negotiating the offer and terms, financing opportunities for people at all income levels, insurance and es crow I o register, contact PCC Sylvania Community Services, 244 6 1 11. Exercise C le a t fo r S e n io r A d u lts offered by Portland Com m unity ( olleg I lie class begins I hurs., October I, from 10 to 11 am at the P A C T Senior < enter, 3588 S I Division. Tuition for the ten week class is $9.50; tree to senior cili/cns Class members will move, dance, sing and enjoy an exercise program set up lor their abilities and talents. Registration may be mailed in with payment or delivered to any of the PCC campuses or centers, lo r more information, call 777-8020. The S up erin ten d en t Search In tern al A dvisory C o m m itte e will meet on the following dates: lues., Sept 29, 1981, 3:30 pm, Glass Conference Room; lues., Del 6, 1981, 3 30 pm, Balcony Conference Room. All meet mgs are at the I ducat ion Service Center, 501 N. Dixon Street. i Jsouthwest 1 Washington J 1 <■■■ Hospitals n 1 STAFF NURSES • You choose nursing because you care... • You are involved in a profession that makes a ¡ difference. . . . " 0 • Now choose the hospital where you can make a difference. ■ * Full ime and pan time positions Fc' Mere r ’ c'-at'On c a n V z s e =e c . ’:e- available on an shifts Films by Luis Bunuel, the great Spanish directo , at the Northwest Film Study Center. I2I9 SW Park Ave. 221-1156. Fri., Sept. 25, 8 pm: Mexican Husnde (Mexico, I95I), with El (This Strange Passion) at 9:30 pm. Saturday. Sept. 26. 2 pm. The Adventures o f Robinson Crusoe (Mexico, I952). Saturday. Sept. 26, 8 pm: N'azarain (Mexico, I958), with l'indiana ( S p a in / M e x ic o , I 9 6 I j. M a-'.*• 3eu*aa':er a: 289-1181, ext 5222 From Portland 206-696-5222 ST. JOSEPH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 600 N E 92nd Vancouver AA 98663 VANCOUVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL * 3400 Mam St Vancouver A A 90663 You have o u r n u m b e r, W e m ay have yo u r jo b ' L ______ An Equal O pportunity Employer Cut mu i at sono a . , ,n< t, (..strution V i. SUMMIT: "Economic Survival of Qlack People" Registration Farm Summit Workshops: Summit Fee: $55 per person DR E A FRFFMAN Mt. Olivet revival due i ’n M o n tii < »• -. i ■ it i i - . n. i • • .* b o ld its A itiiu .il Pi ,ii ■>. i 'S u n d a y. S c p t e n ih o .' *< . i inigh I t id .is , I >i lu lu , .’ 1*18 I > yotional Servhi- » ill •» in i.* I hmii •«> P M. t(»7:3(11* M Several comiuitniis < lunches .nut ’ lioirs w ill be p u rlic ip a iin g hi o iii Res is ill: A nt iik I, Rapt ist ( liu re li. S i. M ark R apiisi < lu n c h , lld lic l 3 M l M cthodisi ( I iu ic I i , Maran ■ h i < liu r ih o l G od, A llen I cm pic ' M l , Paradise M issionary Bap lis t ( lu n c h , F irst A M l / io n ( luircli and Philadelphia ( oininiin iiy Missionary Baptist ( lunch I lie I vangelisl w ill he D r. I A I iceman ol the I irst Ruptist ( liureli I, x aled in Kansas ( ity Dr Freeman was horn in Atlanta, Georgia, where lie attended p u b lic schools and ( lark C ollege. He also attended H a rvard U n iv e rs ity and C entral Baptist th e o lo g ic a l Sem inary in Kansas C ity . lie was a II S. A rm y < luip ia iii. President ol the Mission ary Baptist Slate ( o nve ntn in ol Kansas, and President o f the Na tional Baptist Congress o f ( liristian I ducal ion He is the author o f "T h e Role o l In ie g ra le d Seminaries in Meeting I duealional Needs ol Ne gro S tud en ts,” and " T h e I •ighth ( eiitury Prophets.” Dr. Freeman is one o l ilie Vice Presidents elect ol the lt.ip iis i W orld Alliance. The Summit tee includes registration, refreshment breaks. Saturday luncheon. Economic Banquet, and Sunday morning breokfost 0 Check here, if you only want to purchase tickets to the Economic Banquet. Saturday evening, Oct 17, 1981 Banquet tickets — $25 each Number of tickets____________ REGISTRATION: M ail your registration form prior to October 5, 1981. Include your Summit fee of $55 per person (or banquet ticket price ol $25 each) payable to OREGON ASSEMBLY FOR BLACK AFFAIRS P O Box 12485 Salem, O regon 97309 Please include the names and addresses ot all the persons you are registering Nome — — Each Summit participant will have an opportunity to attend two workshops. Sizes of the workshops will be limited Persons will be assigned to workshops in accordance with their preferences and the workshops' sizes. Remember, first register, first choice Workshop results will be reported a t the session on Economic Strategies for the 80s Indicate your preferences lor the workshops below with the numbers f through 6 I - tirsl preference. 2 - second preference, etc. _____ (A) A crosh course in financial survival _____ (BI Survival of Black businesses during the 80s _____ (C) How to start your own business _____ (D) Government's impact on economic development _____ (E) The politics of business — networks ond mentors _____ (F) Experiences of Black entrepreneurs __ Street______ _____________________________________ lodging: City/ S tate/ Zip___________________________________ Request tor room accommodations may be made directly to the Thunderbird Jantzen Beach Motor Inn, (503) 283-2111, or the lodging facility of your choice OABA is not responsible for providing housing All sessions of the Summit will be held at the Thunderbird Jantzen Beach Motor Inn. N o m e ______ Street________ C ity/S tate/Zip Name________ Street________ For additional information about the Summit call C ity/S to te/Z ip Corvallis: 752 0886 (Zet Gam ble) Eugene 687 5443 (Ray W illard) Portland 281-5437 (Carolyn Leonard) Portland: 284-4508 (W illiam A Denton) Salem 581 9151 (Willie Richardson) Name________ Street________ City/ State/ Zip N o m e ___________ or write Street _______________ City Stote/Zip Act Today! Pre registration Ì 1 Register Now! OABA P O Box 1248- Salem, OR 9730v October 5, 1981 4