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Page 10 Portland Observer, December 3, 1961 ITLAND OBSERVER JOB FINDER HOSPITAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES S.W. Washington Hospitals is proud to offer you a 24-hour job line phone number. Call us at: 1-1181 ext. 6008 CABLESYSTEMS PACIFIC P R O G R A M M IN G DEPAR TM EN T PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR This position stresses a strong working kno w ledge of television equip ment operation. Re quires the monitoring of all production facilities to ensure their safe and ef fective use. Responsible for training volunteers BICYCLE/ and interns, and super PEDESTRIAN vising production crews PROG RAM Candidates should have CO O R D IN A TO R e xcellen t supervisory $2,056/month to start. skills. Qualified candi dates will have a tw o- LEGAL SECRETARY year community college $1,142/month to start. level degree in television production or related tel Please apply for both po evision experience, dem sitions by 5 pm. Decern onstrated knowledge of ber 11, 1981. production techniques and typing ability. RIGHT-OF-W AY Respond in w riting by TE C H N IC IA N December 11, 1961 to: $1,742 to start. Personnel Cablesystems Pacific Please apply by 5 pm, 317 SW Alder December 18, 1961 at: Suite 750 Portland Civil Service Portland, OR 97204 Board C A B L E SYSTEM S P A 510 SW M ontgom ery C IF IC IS A N E Q U A L Portland. OR 97201 OPPOR T U N ! T Y E M An Equal Opportunity PLOYER. Employer M ULTN O M AH CO. PSYCHIATRIC NURSE $1,550-2,013 monthly. P s y c h ia tr ic N u rs e s provide direct and indir ect care to patients served by the outpatient mental health clinics or incarcerated individuals within the corrections health unit. Specific re sponsibilities may vary according to area of assignment, and include the following: Providing psychiatric and physical assessments; preparing treatment plans; dispen sing and administering m e d ic a tio n s u n d e r s ta n d in g o rd e rs endorsed by physician; serving as advocate for clients; s e r/n g as pri mary therapist for identi fied clients; and providing liaison with other human services agencies. There is currently one opening in mental health located at the Outpatient Clinic, 426 SW Stark. A general eligibility list will be SECRETARY established and used for B-D Drake W illock, a openings in the next six leading manufacturer of months. TO QUALIFY kidney dialysis equip applicants must have ment, has an immediate two years of experience opening for a secretary in psychiatric nursing, an in our marketing depart Oregon license to ment. The successful practice as a registered candidate must be able nurse, and possess, or to type 60 wpm, have be able to obtain, a knowledge of shorthand current Oregon driver's or dictation equipment, license. have filing skills and APPLY for this position good telephone commu no later than 4:30 pm, nications. Three to five Friday, December 11, years of increasing sec 1961. retarial responsibilities WHERE TO APPLY with the capability to M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty work independently is a Courthouse, Room 130 definite plus. To apply 1021 SW Fourth please contact: A v e n u e , P o r t la n d , Hum an Resources Oregon 97204. PHONE: D epartm ent (503)248-5015. B-D Drake W illock An Equal Opportunity 500 NE M ultnom ah, Employer Suite 1300 Portland. OR 97232 An Equal Opportunity Employer CRAFTSMAN EXPERIENCED Tel ft CATV Relocate to SW . Line man, splicers, backhoe ft equipment operators needed. Minimum 2 years experience re quired. Contact L. Logan (602) 849-8165. Send resume tb: 6636 W Cheerylynn Phoenix, AZ 85033 UTILITY WORKER W ASHINGTON CO. $1118-11359 per month, completes manual labor tasks in the maintenance of roads, operates light motorized equipm ent. Req. ability to lift and carry heavy construction materials and use handtools. County appli cations only, resumes not accepted. Last filing date, Dac. 11. 1981 A p p ly . W a s h in g to n County Personnel, 150 N. 1st Ave., Room 305. Hillsboro, OR 97123. An Equal Opportunity Employer SALES Radio sales position open at KQFM. Exper ience in radio sales re quired. Please send re sume to KQFM 4949 S .W . M acadam, P o rt land, OR 97201. No Calls Please K Q F M /G o ld e n Broad casters is an Equal O p portunity Employer M /F . FOSTER HO M ES NEEDED Children's Services Divi sion in Multnomah County is in desperate need of foster homes for children who need to be away from their families I —sometimes for a short time and sometimes for longer. The children are of all ages and races and frequently come with brothers and sisters needing to be together. W e need foster par- , ents of all kinds —those who can only provide emergency or short term care and those who can provide longer or regular care. There is reimburse ment and it varies d e pending on the length of care and age of child. W e also give training in foster parenting and the children's caseworkers are available for counsel ing and direction with problems. Please share in our re sponsibility to children — they and we need youl Call us at 229 5796. CITY OF PORTLAND INVITATION TO BID EL P U E B L O X E N C E R A ^ K ^ Plans and specifications may be obtained at the above address. For addi tional information telephone buyer at number listed. 11 ni i’i on i vvii i v \ i .\ i When Bid Surety is required, proposals shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or a bid bond, payable to the City of Portland for an amount not less than ten percent (10%) of the aggregate amount of the bid as guaranty that the bid shall be irrevocable for the period specified in the proposal. Said bond to be forfeited as fixed and liquidated damages should the bidder seek to revoke his offer for any reason not authorized by law and not consented to by City within the irrevocable period, or neglect or refuse to enter into contract and provide a suitable bond for the faithful perform ance of the contract, in the event the said contract is awarded to him. NON DISCRIMINATION: No proposal or bid will be considered unless the bidder is certified as an EEO Affirmative Action Employer as prescribed by Chapter 3.100 of the Code of the City of Portland. All bidders not currently certified should file the required documentation with the Contract Compli ance Division, Room 209, City Hall, 1220 SW Fifth Avenue. Portland, Ore gon 97204, 248 4696. at least five (5) days prior to the Bid Opening. Failure to achieve certification by the Bid Opening Date and Time shall result in the return of your Bid Unopened. BID NO. DESCRIPTION BID OPENING DATE FURNISHING ANNUAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES: 46 A 47 A 48 A 49 A 51 A 52 A 53 A 54 A 55 A 56 A 57 A 58 A 59-A Manhole Frames & Cover; Concrete Sewer; Inlet Frames ft Grates. Nuisance Abatement Services. For information on these 4 projects call Maxine Albright, Buyer, 248 4003. 10% Bid Surety Required. 12/15/81 Lubricating & Turbine Oil ft Greases for City and County; International Harvester Truck Parts; Storage Batteries for City & County. For information on these 3 projects, call Duane Gullixson, Buyer 248-4004. 10% Bid Surety Required. Aggregates; Liquid Chlorine in Tank Cars; Anhydrous Ammonia; Chlorine in Containers; Mixed Concrete; Domestic Portland Cement & Bagged Concrete Mix. For information on these 6 projects, call Nancy Kear ney. Buyer, 248 4486. 10% Bid Surety Required 12/15/81 12/15/81 Advertisement For Bid Sealed bids will be received by the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (T ri-M e t) at its offices at 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97202. to the attention of H. Elizabeth Goebel. Contract Specialist, until 10:00a.m., Pacific Standard Time, January 22. 1982 75 Advanced Design Transit Coaches and Additional Spares and Equipment At that time bids will be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids received after ' 1 ® a" d , 'rne specified above for bid opening shall be considered late bids and, therefore, shall not be opened and/or considerad for award. Specifications and further information may be obtained from Ms Goebel at tne above address, telephone number (503) 238-4806. Of' . ^ de¿S ? USt CertifV tha‘ thev are n° ’ On ,he Comptroller General's Liat of Ineligible Contractors. The award to be let under this solicitation is subject to a financial assistance c o « ,a c , Tri-M et and the U S. D a p ,„ m a n , of T , . n , p “ ,.“ ^ fm o^eSSfUl. b'dder Wi" b® requ,red ,0 comply with all applicable equal employment opportunity laws and regulations. M John R. Post Director, Engineering and Contracts Public Notice 1. Knowledge and experience in supplying rear stabilizer bar kits for chassis Request For Technical Proposal Notice is hereby given that the Tri County Metropolitan Transoortatinn (RFTP) for Ore9° n <TriM e,) “ iMUinfl 3 Reque8t f° r T’ ^ n ic a l Proposal A Traction Electrification System for the Banfield Light Rail 2. Comprehensive knowledge of bus structures. Project 3. Competitive offer considering quality and cost. All contractors of competing firms who can meet the above specifications are invited to submit a proposal. Such proposals shall be mailed or delivered to Ms Elizabeth Goebel. Tri-Met, 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue. Portland. Oregon 97202, and must be received by Tri-Met on or before December 15, 1961. Proposals shall not include price. M . Brian Playfair, Manager Grants and Contracts $T5O on T ” f°Z Tech" ical Pr° P ° M ' may be obtained, upon payment of S a c « , V d -M e V 40?2msJ Eh 17Rth A 8’ ' " T telephone number (si»| 2 3 8 ^ ' ° r ,'and' ° reflon 97202' A" Proposers must certify that they are not on the Comptroller General's list of ineligible contractors. C° " ,f8C,Or wi" be ^ u ir e d to comply with all applicable Equal Employment Opportunity laws and regulations. The Tri County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon will not discriminate with regard to race, color, creed, sex or national or Jin. Seaierl technical proposals will be received until 2:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on February 15. 1982, at the D epartm ent of Engineering and -o n facts, Tn Met. 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue, Portland, OR 97202 A pre proposal conference will be held on December 15, 1981. at 10:00 a m. PST in Conference Room C at the above address. TRI COUNTY M ETR O PO LITA N TR A N S PO R TA TIO N Prsina dogs live in "towns" made up of burrowt a f« v yards apart. Soma mambars of t h , community »« a. wntr,« .«J g „ . w. , ntnfl wh#o D ISTR IC T OF OREGON Dur,P« * ,h * • » " ' human h n r , baat, two and a half billion times. \ III \1-B7 i m n i M i \ s i m ir i )i HI \ t )1 I I II > \ \IO 11 5A (f\A I )( )K I \1 I \ Award-winning film shown I E l Salvador: El Pueblo Yencera or £7 Salvador: The People Will Win will he shown Friday, December 4th at 7:30 pm in Room 53, Cramer Hall, Port land State University. The film, made in El Salvador by members of Ihe liberation movement, and released by the Revolutionary Film Institute of El Salvador, was edited in Nicaragua and Cuba, and finally in the United States. The film has won numerous international awards including one at the Cannes Film Festival. Tracing the conditions that led to the revolution the film points out that popular resistance goes back at least to 1932. The film emphasizes the strength of the guerilla movement and explains the base o f this support. A 13-year-old whose father was killed by the National Guard takes his father's place in the struggle. In the last sequence a peasant woman waits at the edge of the jungle until a young guerrilla drops one of the cameras used to make the film into her laundry baskets. He disappears back into the jungle, while she return« to her village. Farmworker organizer speaks Urban Mass Transportation Administration. Please take notice that pursuant to OAR 127-20-030, Tri-Met intends to award contracts to A M. General Corporation and Grumman Flexible Cor poration to supply bus rear stabilizer bar kits. Tri-Met believes that these vendors are the sole sources which can meet the following required specifi cations and prerequisites for their respective buses: EL SALVADOR&W^ Sealed proposals will be received in Room 412, City Hall, Portland, Oregon 97204 for items detailed herein until 2:00 P.M. on the dates indicated. John R. Post Director, Engineering and Contracts The president o f the farm worker group that has sparked a nationwide boycott will speak in several Mid-Willamette Valley cities the first week of December. Balemar Velasquez, president of the Midwest-based Farm I abor Organ izing Committee, will visit Salem, Corvallis. Woodburn. Portland. Eugene, and Medford. The farm labor group is spearheading a boycott against Campbell's Soup Company, Pietro's Pizza Parlors, and Libby, according to David Papen o f the Oregon Farm Worker Support Committee. The boycott supports migrant farm workers who have been on strike since August 1978 against Ohio farms that grow tomatoes for canning by Campbell and Libby, Papen said. He said Ihe group is seeking a three-party contract signed by the union, canners and tomato farm owners. The two companies have declined to ne gotiate, saying the farms arc owned by independent business people who fully control the labor conditions on their land, he said. The farm worker group contends that negotiated contracts with several dozen growers in the late 1960s and early 1970s were sabotaged when the multinationals bought tomatoes from non-union farms or refused to pay growers enough to cover wages The boycott had attracted widespread support in Oregon, including en dorsements from more than a dozen labor and political groups. M r Velasquez will speak in Portland, 7:30 pm Fri. Dec. 4. room 290,' Smith Center, Portland State University, at a public meeting sponsored by the Associated Students Organization o f PSU. Contact Randy Barta, 229- 3454 for more information. In addition, there will be a public reception for M r. Velasquez at Ihe home of Ms. Berna Wmgert at 1:30 pm. Sat Dec 5th, 1031 N Blandena Call 284-2364 for information and directions. On Sat., Dec. 5, M r. Velasquez will spend the evening in Woodburn. Ore At 6 pm there will be a Mexican Dinner and Music at the W oodburn Community Center, corner of Grant and 3rd Streets. Woodburn (call 982- 0243 in Woodburn for more information)— $2.00 donation. At 7 pm. there will be a public meeting (in Spanish): Topic— “ Justicia para los Campc sinos will be presented by M r. Velasquez. For more information, call 982 0243 in Woodburn. Community Calendar The P o rtla n d Labor Playera will perform Season O f Silence, a play about the labor movement in the Oregon City woolen mills, Friday Dec 4th, at the Carpenter.’ Hall. 7515 N. Brandon, proceeds to benefit the Plant . losure Organizing Committcc. 7.30, happy hour; 8:30, play; 9:30 social hour. Admission $6 at door. Party lo r .ta rry eyed children Special gifts, a visit from Santa and the Cinnamon Bear, refreshments, and entertainment highlight an O M S I CTiristmas Party Saturday Dec. 12. 11 am and I pm. Admission is $1.50 for children; accompanying adults will be admitted free. To register and for further information call 246 6209 or 643-3503. The Public U tility Com m issioner will hold a public hearing Jan. 12 in Salem to consider Ihe adoption o f permanent rules for the statewide resi dential energy conservation program for customers o f investor-owned gas and electric utilities. The hearing will be at 9:30 a m. in Hearing Room D of the Labor & Industries Building. Fraa physical exam for w o m an (PAP smear a nominal fee of $5), Lan caster Naturopathic Clinic, 2121 Lancaster Drive, N .E ., Salem OR 97305, Dec. 14-18, 1:15-5:30. By appointment only, call 378-7236. A w a rd w in n in g film fro m El S a lv a d o r, Et Pueblo Yencera (Th e People W ill W in), by the Film Institute o f Revolutionary El Salvador F .M .L .N ., Friday. Dec. 4th, 53 Cramer H all. Portland State University, 7:30 pm. $2 admission. 235-9388 for more information. Grand o p in in g of n aw d rop-in can tar fo r tha eld erly, M ain Street l obby at 225 S.W. Main will be held on Dec. 7, 11 am 2 pm. Old Time Fid dlers will entertain. Refreshments will be served. Come and bring or meet an older friend. For more information call 227-5605. H u m an Righta in El S alvador, a panel discussion, with Pat Rumer (Refugee Coordinator, City o f Portland). Alan Hingston, (Amnesty Inter national), Icrry Sorrel, (American Friends Service Committee), Joanne Donahue (Coordinator, Oregon Pax Christi), Marcia Harnley (Portland Central America Solidarity Commit, <), Mon. Dec. 7, 7 pm. PSU C ampus Ministries (633 S.W. Montgomery). Also, there will be a N ational Phona-ln to tha W h ita House to voice concern about human rights, Thursday. Dec. 10 (International Human Rights Day). C all I-2O2-456-7639 (less expensive before 8 am). Bradlay-A ngla Houaa naads voluntaara to work their 24 hour crisis line and to work in the shelter. A tiaining for women who are interested in learning crisis intervention skills and other skills necessary to work in a shel ter for battered women and their children will be held on December 12, from 10 am-5 pm. Women who are interested should call 281 2242. Tha N o rth /N o rth a a a t C o m m u n ity M en tal H ealth C an tar Board of Directors will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday. Dec. 7, 1981 at 7:30 at 310 N.F.. Oregon St. The meeting is open to the public. A nnual atage ahow & facu lty-stu den t basketball gam es will high light the Benson Tech PTA 's 49er event. F ri., Dec. 1 1 ,6:30 pm. Benson High. Admission for the games 254, 75< for stageshow.
