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    Page 4 Section II Portland Observer, March 4 1982
JOB FINDER
R A D IA T IO N
S P E C IA LIS T
The Oregon D e p a rt­
m ent of Energy is re ­
cruiting for a Radiation
Specialist. This p o si­
tion will provide broad
environmental exp ert­
ise in assisting the D e­
p artm en t to develop
and enforce standards
fo r co nstru ctio n and
operation of energy fa ­
cilities. Special em pha­
sis is on radiological as
pects of energy p ro ­
d u c t i o n in c l u d i n g
transportation and dis­
posal of radioactive
m aterials w hich are
both m an -m ade and
n a tu ra lly o c c u r rin g .
S a la ry : $ 2 0 2 0 $2561
monthly.
In terested applicants
should co n ta c t the
D epartm en t for ap p li­
cation in fo rm a tio n at
102 Labor Et Industries
B uilding, S ale m , OR
97310.
SUM MER
R EC R E A TIO N
LEADERS
City of Salem needs
leaders for: aq uatics,
neighborhood, tennis.
M ust be available to
work flexib le hours,
provide own transpor­
tation and proof of auto
insurance, have m ulti-
media or standard first-
aid card, be hightly
skilled Salary based on
skill level. $3.55-15.51
per hr. Closing date:
March 12, 1982. Apply:
City of Salem, Person­
nel D e p t., Room 225,
555 Liberty SE, Salem.
Oregon 973P1
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
S O C IA L W O R K ER .
H O U SE P A R E N TS
Couple w anted to live
in residential treatment
area facilities. W ith six
em otionally disturbed
adolescent boys and
girls Assist in p ro vid ­
ing a nurturing and
close intensive supervi­
sion, su pp o rt and se-
curity. All operational
expenses and supplies
provided. Excellent sal­
ary and fringe benefits.
For fiv e -d a y
w o rk
week. Experience with
em otionally disturbed
p opulation and B .A .
preferred. Address in­
quiries and resume to:
A llan W eiskaid
c /o Janis Y outh
Program
1942 N W Kearney
P ortland OR 97209
or call
223 9008
JO B S O V E R S E A S
Big
m oney
fa s t,
$20,000 to $50,000 plus
per year. Call 1-716-
842 6000, ext. 3819
D O M E S T IC
W O R K ER S
W ANTED
Cleaning, washing, iron­
ing, cooking. Call:
V e lv e t Touch
283 0990
C A R T O G R A P H IC
T E C H N IC IA N
City of S alem . $1336-
$ 1 6 3 2 /m o . Requires a
knowledge and skills of
drafting, mapping and
surveying techniques,
basic math including al­
gebra and g eom etry.
Requires the c o m p le ­
tion of a two-year tech­
nical course in e n ­
g in e e r in g , m a t h e ­
matics, cartography or
any combination of ex­
perience and training
Knowledge of the DEC
POP 1 1 /7 0 com puter
and F O R TR A N la n ­
guage helpful. Closing
date: M arch 12, 1982.
A pply: C ity of Salem
Personnel Dept., Room
225, 555 Liberty S .E .,
Salem, Oregon, 97031.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
S C IE N T IF IC
A P P L IC A T IO N S
PROGRAMMER
w a n te d . Excellent c a ­
pabilities in FORTRAN
IV essential. Some ex­
perience in data analy­
sis desirable. $16,000 to
$17,000 per year. Appli­
cants should send cur­
riculum vitae, including
th e nam es of re fe r­
ences, to:
Dr. Irvin Isenberg
Dept. of Biochemistry
Et Biophysics
O regon S tate
U niversity
C orvallis. OR 97331
Closing date: M ay 1,
1982.
Oregon State Univer­
sity is an a ffirm a tiv e
action/equal opportun­
ity em ployer and com­
plies with section 504 o f
the R ehab ilitatio n A c t
o f 1973.
M U LTI ARTS
PROGRAM
A S S IS T A N T
$ 7 /h r • lim ited term
project. Assist with de­
velopment, im plem en­
tatio n of co m m u n ity
arts program in areas of
p u b lic ity , co m m u n ity
contact and outreach
Duties include issuing
press releases; working
with media, artists, arts
o r g a n iz a tio n s and
neighborhood groups;
assisting with program
docum entation. Quali
fic a tio n s : F am ilia rity
w ith cu ltu ral groups
and activities in P o rt­
land/Multnomah Coun­
ty, with an emphasis on
Afro-American, South­
east Asian and East
County com m unities;
ability to communicate
effectively, orally and in
writing; organizational,
typing skills; publicity
and p ho to g rap h y e x ­
perience preferred. A p­
plications m ust be
postm arked by M arch
19, 1982. S ub m it re ­
sumes to:
Janet M cM aho n
M e tro p o lita n A rts
C om m ission
430 SW M o rriso n St.
R oom 314
P o rtlan d . OR 97204
C O NSULTANT
Non-profit organization
is seeking an individual
to w ork fu ll-tim e in
p la n n in g , sch edu lin g
and co ordin atin g of
donor group. Final can­
didate must have prov­
en ab ility to m o tiv a te
people, organize and
delegate duties, estab­
lish goals and operate
R ESEAR CH
as a team member De­
A S S IS T A N T /
sired previous w o rk
P R O G R A M M E R IN
experience w o u ld in ­
P H Y S IC A L
clude bus. m a n a g e ­
OCEANOGRAPHY
m ent or m arketin g .
(tw o positions): A re­
K now ledge of b usi­
search group in School
nesses in area would be
of Oceanography, Ore­
h elpful.
T ravel re ­
gon S ta te U niversity,
quired, must have own
■ studying dynam ics of
transportation. Salary
ocean cu rren ts, re- ;
$15,192. Send resume
quires tw o scientific
by W ed. Mar. 10, 1982
programmers Appoint­
to:
ees will work on numer­
A m erican Red Cross
| ical solution of differen­
4200 S W C o rb e tt
tial equations describ­
P o rtlan d , OR 97201
ing oceanic flows, and
An Equal Opportunity
statistical analys s of
Employer
o c e a n o g ra p h ic d a ta .
Strong background in
SALES
mathematics and com­
Need individual to gen­
puting experience es­
erate sales for division
sential. B .S. degree re­
that specializes in metal
quired. Salary: $20,000/
fabrication and machin­
yr or m ore depending
on q u a lific a tio n s /e x - I ing. T e rrito ry covers
N W of U S. Assist in
perience. Submit appli­
estimating material and
cation and names of
la b lrc o s t. Candidates
three references by 5
that
apply should have
March 1982 to:
proven sales track rec­
R oland A . de S zoeke
ord (2 -5 yrs) in similar
School of
industry,
good analyti­
O ceanography
cal
skills
and
valid dri­
O regon S tate
ver's license. Excellent
U niversity
benefits.
C orvallis, OR 97331
Oregon S ta te U n iv e r­
sity, an Affirmative Ac-
tion/Equal Opportunity
E m p lo y e r, c o m p lie s
with Section 504 of the
R e hab ilitatio n A ct of
1973.
N o rth w e s t M a rin e
Iron W o rks
E m p lo y m e n t O ffic e
P .0 Box 3109
P o rtlan d , OR 97208
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
ENG IN EER
F IS C A L OFFICER
Research Assistant U n­
$1536 monthly + $154
classified. Department
a m onth for Assistant
of Forest P roducts.
D ire c to r re s p o n s ib il­
Oregon S ta te U n iv e r­
ities. W o rk involves a
sity. Technical assist­
v a rie ty o f h ig h ly re ­
ance in research area of
s p o n s ib le b u d g e ta ry
fractu re m echanics of
and finance duties. Su­
co m p o s ite m a te ria ls .
pervises em ployees in
B .S . in E ngineering,
the A c c o u n tin g S e c ­
Mathem atics, or Com ­
tion. Acts as Executive
puter Sciences — exper
Director in his absence.
ience w ith g ra p h ite /
M inim um of four year
epoxy composites. Ap­
college or university de­
p licatio n deadline is
gree w ith B .A . in a c ­
March 17, 1982.
counting, financial ad­
Send resume, Universi - I m inistration or related
ty transcripts, and the
fie ld , three years of
nam es o f th ree re fe r­
progressively responsi­
ences to:
ble experience in g o v ­
Dr. H e lm u th Reach.
ernmental budget prep
H ead. D e p a rtm e n t of
aration and accounting
Forest Products
and at least one year of
O rego n S ta te
supervisory experience.
U niversity
Job description and ap­
C orvallis. OR 97331
p licatio n available at
Oregon State Universi­
M ario n C ounty H ou s­
ty is an A ffirm ative Ac-
ing A u th o rity , 4660
tio n /E q u a ! O pportun­
P ortland Road NE,
ity Em ployer and com­
Salem , Oregon 97305.
plies w ith Section 504
A p p lic a tio n d e a d lin e
o f the R e h a b ilita tio n
March 5. 1982
A ct o f 1973.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
STRUCTURAL
T
R I-M E T
ENG IN EER
T R A N S IT
(U nclassified)
PERFORM ANCE
$26,225 $34,097. This
A NA LYST
is professional level en­
Tri-M et, the local mass
gineering work requir­
transit dist in Ptld, OR.
ing exten sive k n o w ­
is seeking a p e rfo rm ­
ledge of Structural En­
ance a n alyst. D uties;
g in e e rin g . The e m ­
Develops and analyzes
ployee occupying this
program s to m easure
position acts in a pro­
the e ffe ctiven ess and
fessional engineering
efficiency in operating
capacity involving the
procedures of a transit
design and c o n s tru c ­
system.
tion of bridges, public
Qualifications: 2 yrs
facilities such as roads,
exp erien ce in transit
buildings, sanitary and
o p e ra tio n s , s y s te m s
storm sewers, and mis­
analysis or a related
c e lla n e o u s h ig h w a y
technical field. Skill in
structures. Supervises
com puter applications
the c o m p ilatio n and
in c lu d in g p r o g r a m ­
correlation of all in fo r­
m ing , IB M , S C L, and
m ation p e rtin e n t to
statistical analysis soft­
projects for bridges and
w are. Education: B .S .
related structures; re ­
degree in technical
v ie w s c o n t r a c t o r 's
field.
M .S . degree pre­
shop draw in gs, plans
ferred and may substi­
and specifications pre­
tute for one year of ex­
pared by consulting en­
perience. Minimum sal-
gineers Exercises gen­
eral and tech n ical su­
pervision over a variety
of design and construc­
tion personnel, Engin­
eering support staff
and Inspection s ta ff.
Perform s a variety of
a d m in is tra tiv e duties
related to public works
projects. TO Q U A LIFY
applicants must have a
B .S . in Civil or S truc-
tual Engineering an d
Oregon registration as
a Civil or Structural En­
gineer or the ability to
obtain by reciprocity
and six years of experi­
ence ir. Civil or S tru c ­
tural E ngineering in ­
volved in design and
construction of struc­
tu res, roads, sewers,
and bridges; to include
two years in bridge and
structure design and
two years in charge of a
project. APPLY for this
position no later than
4:30 pm, Friday, March
26. 1982 W h ere to
apply:
M u ltn o m a h C ounty
C ourthouse
R oom 130
1021 S W Fourth A ve.
P ortlan d . OR 97204
Phone: (503) 248-5015
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
p e r ie n c e . M in im u m
starting salary $20,307.
Subm it resume, refer­
ences and salary h is ­
tory to the Tri-M et Em­
ploym ent O ffice, 4012
S .E . 17th A v e ., P o rt­
land, OR 97202, not
later than Friday, April
2, 1982
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
RNs
RNs needed. Northern
California in beautiful
M e n d o c in o C o u n ty .
Family-oriented hospi­
tal birthing facility now
accepting applications.
Labor and delivery,
nursery RNs. E xperi­
ence preferred, but not
r e q u ir e d . P o s itio n s
available on all shifts.
C o n ta c t: N u r s in g
O f f ic e at (707) 462
3866 or write to:
N ursing O ffic e
1120 S outh D ora
Ukiah, California
________ 96482
BE A B A N K TELLER
Be em ployable in 4
w eeks as a trained
BANK TELLER. For
brochure and info., call
246-5000. Teller Train
ing Institute.
MISC.
R EFR IG S b FREEZERS
R E P A IR E D
Reasonable Rates
Day or Nite
R E F R IG E R A T IO N
S P E C IA LT IE S
244 6376
FOR RENT
Lrg 3BR hou$e nr Jeff
Hi Gas heat, full bsmt,
$ 3 2 5 /m o . Kids O K .
252 2061 eves til 11;
777 1565 til 9, Alice.
SEEDLESS G R A PES!
B lueberries and berry
plants. W rite for c a ta ­
log
B ow ers N ursery
473 S W . Laurel
J u n c tio n C ity.
O regon 97448
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P R O C E S S IN G
A S S IS T A N T
Experience in opera­
tion o f W A N G w o rd
processing squipment;
ability to type 80 wpm;
w illingness to w o rk
overtime occasionally;
ab ility to w o rk under
pressure and set prioi-
ties.
Starting salary $11,310
to $ 1 3 ,9 8 7 d epen d in g
on background. Letters
of a p p lic a tio n and re ­
sum es m ust be re ­
ceived in the personnel
o ffic e by 5 pm on
March 12, 1982. Apply
to:
Personnel O ffic e
N W R egional
E du catio nal Lab
300 S W 8th
P o rtla n d . OR 97204
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
T IS S U E C U LT U RI ST
R esearch a ssistan t
unclassified available
beginning M arch 15.
1982 to w o rk on the
cu ltu re of tissue o b ­
tain ed from insects.
T rain in g and e x p e ri­
ence required in tissue
cu ltu re g enerally and
w ith insect tissues. %
to fu ll-tim e. Send cur­
riculum vitae, letter of
in t e r e s t , u n iv e r s ity
transcripts and 3 letters
of recommendation to:
D r. V .J . B rookes
D e p t. o f E ntom olo gy
OSU
C orvallis. OR 97331
Application deadline is
March 10, 1982. OSU is
an affirm a tiv e a c tio n /
equal opportunity e m ­
ployer and complies w /
section 504 of th e R e­
h a b ilita tio n A c t of
1 9 7 3 . A p p lic a t io n s
from fem ales and m i­
norities are e n c o u r­
aged.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
Community Calendar
B lo w D anes on th e K illing G ro u n d , Feb. I2-M arch 20, Thursday, F ri­
day and Saturday evenings, 8 pm. W illiam Hanley's contemporary A m er­
ican drama is the recipient o f three Broadway awards. Tickets: Friday and
Saturday, $4.30 adults, $.1.30 students and seniors; Thursday, $3.30 adults,
$ 2 .5 0 students and seniors. W ilso n C e n te r, Y W C A , 1111 SW 10th,
Portland.
T o d d le r P a re n t C o o p e r a tiv e fo r PSU students, facu lty and s ta ff,
would like to start Spring Term 1982. I f you are interested, please call the
Helen G ordon C h ild Developm ent Center at P ortland State, 229-3092.
( “ Toddler” — walking to 3 years o f age.)
S pecial A c tiv itia a fo r Seniora at th^ Ocklcy Green Community School,
6031 N . M o n tan a (at Ainsw orth near Interstate): L o w cost lunches f o r
seniors: available on all regular school days from n oo n -12:30 pm in the
school cafeteria for $1.23. Menus are announced daily on K G W Radio.
Dancing monthly: C liff Nelson and the Young Fellows play sounds o f the
*30s and '40s in the cafeteria 7 pm on the 3rd Wednesday o f each month
during the regular school year. Seniors Pot-Luck Dinner: every third W ed­
nesday o f the month when school is in session. 6 pm in the school cafeteria,
followed by dancing at 7 pm. For more information call Katie at 285-8269.
S a lv a tio n A rm y S p rin g V a c a tio n D a y C a m p The Salvation Arm y
Moore Street Community Center (5430 N. Moore) will be holding a special
Day C am p pro-gram during Spring Vacation, M arch 22-26. A ll childien
ages 6-12 are invited to sign up for the week-long program. Cost is $10 for
Center members, $15 for non-members. Program is available to the first 50
children that sign up. Registration forms may be obtained by dropping by
the Center or calling 282-2571.
T h ia S u n d a y la " C a r a a r D a y " a t B e th e l A M E C h u rc h . Representa­
tives o f various professions have been invited to attend the 11:00 am
worship service. The service will be given by Reverend M .A . W alley, Pas­
tor.
Public Forum on N uclear W e a p o n * & Foreign Policy and its impact on
Portland. Ada Sanchez, Bob Baugh and others, March I I . For more info
call 222-4479.
C aaino N ig h t ‘ sponsored by the Hispanic Political Action Committee,
to raise funds fo r its e d u c a tio n a l voter re g is tra tio n and p o litic a l e n ­
dorsement activities. 6 pm midnitc, Saturday, March 13. Western Forestry
Center, 4033 S .W . Canyon Road. Tickets, $25, are available from Grace
Gallegos at the Impact Inc. office at 8959 S.W . Barbur Blvd.
P a ts S a a g a r in c o n c a r t. S aturday, M arch 13. Benson High School
Auditorium , 8 pm. Tickets $8, $5 for students and seniors. Benefit for the
Oregon Citizens Party, McKenzie River Gathering, and Oregon E nviron­
mental Council.
M a s te r v io lin ia t Isaac S tern will join the Oregon Symphony Orchestra
for a special engagement Sunday, March 14 at 8 pm at Portland Civic Audi
torium. Stern will perform the Beethoven Violin Concerto in D major. Op.
61 with music director James DePriest and the orchestra. Other works on
the program will be the Overture to the opera The Magic Elute by M ozart
and Schubert's Symphony No. 8 in B M inor, the Unfinished Tickets from
$9.50 to $20.00. Tickets may be purchased from the symphony ticket office,
228-1353 and the Civic Auditorium box office, 248-4496.
" C a n tu ry o f S tru g g le : A H is to ry o f th a A m a rlc a n F a m ln is t M o v a -
m a n t, M arch 9, 2831 N E U nion. 7 pm dinner, $3; 8 pm meeting. Pre­
sented by Radical Women.
M a ra n a th a C h u rc h , ground-breaking ceremony for new church addi­
tion, Sunday, March 7, 1982, I pm, directly following the Sunday morning
service at the C hurch, 1222 N .E . Skidm ore. For more in fo rm a tio n call
Michael S. Jones, 288-7241