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    Page 10 Section II Portland Observer, May 6, 1982
JOB FINDER
MENTAL HEALTH
HOUSEPARENTS
Couple w anted to live
in residential treatment
facility w ith five em o­
tionally disturbed ado­
lescent boys and girls.
Assist in providing a
nurturing environment
and close intensive su­
pervision. support and
security. All operational
expenses and supplies
provided. $22,000 salary
and fringe benefits for
nine working days per
two weeks. Experience
w ith em otionally dis­
turbed adolescent pop­
ulation and BA p re ­
ferred . Address in ­
quiries to Robert Beat­
ty, c /o Janis Youth Pro­
grams, 1942 N W Kear­
ney, P o rtlan d," OR
97209 or call1223-9006.
TEACHER SPECIAL
EDUCATION
SUMMER SCHOOL
24-5 hr. days June 21-
July 29, Mon. through
TH urs. Requires O re ­
gon Cert, as acceptable
to TSPC for multi-han­
dicap teachers. Salary
$ 4 9 .5 0 /d a y . R equest
additional information
and employer's applica­
tion form from Person­
nel, P .O . Box 16657,
P ortland, OR 97216.
Employer's application
form must be received
by 5 pm M ay 21, 1982
to be considered for
first screening.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
READ THE FOOD
SECTION EACH WEEK
FOR NEW IDEAS IN THE
KITCHEN
PRO G RAM M ER ANALYST
W e have an opening for an experienced person
to develop and maintaiiafcth on-line and batch
systems. M ust h a v ^ tir o n g COBOL b ac k ­
ground. Data base knowledge, on-line applica­
tion programming experience and a Computer
Science degree preferred.
W e provide an excellent salary and benefits
program, including a profit participation plan.
Please send a complete resume to:
Personnel Manager
Gilmore Steel Corporation
PO Box 2760
Portland, OR 97206
You may call Pam at 286-9651 if additional in­
formation is required.
/In Equal Opportunity Employer
CABLESYSTEMS
P A C IFIC
COMMUNITY
RELATIONS
COORDINATOR
The successful candi­
date should have famili­
arity with local govern­
ment processes and
personnel, a working
knowledge
of
the
media, excellent com ­
munications skills both
oral and written, public
speaking experience.
Cable TV experience is
d e s ira b le . M in im u m
qualifications include
several years direct
public relations experi­
ence, college degree
preferred. This position
reports to the General
Manager.
Responsibilities include
but not lim ited to:
Preparation and p e-
sentation to various
cable regulatory bod­
ies, function as liaison
b e tw e e n r e g u la to ry
bodies, other govern­
ment agencies and
CSP management. De­
velop and adm inister
c u s to m e r c o m p la in t
procedures, m aintain
records for reporting.
Assist General M an ­
ager and departm ent
heads in public rela­
tions activities. Acts as
community liaison. Sal­
ary commensurate with
experience.
Respond in w riting to
the above position by
May 14, 1962, to:
Personnel
Cablesystem s Pacific
3075 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Portland. OR 97232
W alk-in applicants ap­
ply between 1-3 p .m .,
Monday-Friday.
Cablesystems Pacific
is an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
WOMEN CRISIS
TRAINING
The Portland Women's
Crisis Line offers crisis
intervention for victims
o f dom estic violence,
rape fcr incest. Training
sessions for new volun­
teers begins in M ay.
232 9751.
(
CITY OF PORTLAND
TRAFFIC ENGINEER
TYPIST
D o w n to w n insurance
com pany looking for
responsible individual
w ho enjoys lots of
typing and seeking a
p e rm a n e n t p o s itio n .
Position requires accu­
rate typing skills, mini­
mum 45 w p m . O ffice
experience necessary.
E x c e lle n t b e n e f i t s ,
w o rk in g c o n d itio n s ,
hours, starting pay.
Call
Ju d y
H arris,
USF&G. 221-0221.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer M / F
EARN M.87/HR.
W e need assistance in
evaluating and re­
sponding to daily work
reports subm itted by
our
field
agents
throu g h o u t the state.
No experience neces­
sary; Paid training pro­
gram; work full or part-
time at home. For infor­
m ation send s e lf-a d ­
dressed, stam ped e n ­
velope 9 V» inches long
to A W G A , D ep t. E,
Box 49204, Atlehta, GA
>30359.
PROGRAMMER
ANALYST
DENVER, COLO.
Openings for DIB O L
p ro g ra m m e rs . M in i­
mum 2 years exper. in
DIBOL a m ust. Exper­
ience with M CBA gen­
eral accounting p ack­
ages enhances your
value. Salary n egotia­
ble. Excellent o p p or­
tunity w ith the only
authorized Digital Com­
puter distributor in Col­
orado. C ontact: Fred
H u g h e s K im b ro u g h
Com puter Saies, 4725
Independence, Denver,
Colo. 80033. (303) 425-
0663.________________
RESEARCH
ASSISTANT
UNCLASSIFIED
A full time appointment
with research responsi­
bilities for assisting in
the design, develop­
ment and maintenance
of a com puter-based,
d a ta m a n a g e m e n t ,
m odeling and agricul­
tural com m unications
system in a biology de­
partm en t. Salary $15-
2 5 ,0 0 0 /year depending
on qualifications and
experience. B .S . d e ­
gree
in
com puter
science or systems an­
alysis preferred
ot
equivalent education or
experience. Biology ex­
perience or interests
will also be considered.
Application deadline is
July 1, 1962. For details
contact Dr. B.A. Croft,
D epartm ent of Ento­
mology, Oregon State
U niversity, C orvallis,
OR 97331. Oregon
State University is an
A f f ir m a t iv e
A c­
tion/Equal Opportunity
Employer and complies
with Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation A ct of
1 9 7 3 . A p p lic a t io n s
from fem ales and m i­
norities are encour­
aged
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY
RADIO PROMOTION
ASSISTANT
M ust typ e 60 w p m ,
perform dictation, have
graphic and co p y w rit­
ing skills, collega d e ­
gree in appropriate field
or equ ivalen t exp er­
ience. Looking for a
fa s t-th in k in g , o rg a n ­
ized person w ith initia­
tive and a willingness to
work some weekends.
Send resum e to Jan
H am lin, KEX Radio,
4949 S W M acad am ,
P ortland, O R , 97201.
K E X /G o ld e n W e s t
ffro ad casters, In c ., is
ah equal o p p ortu n ity
em ployer m /f . Last
date for resumes M ay
7, 1982
JOBS O VERSO W *
Big
m oney
fast,
$20,OQP to $50,000 plus
per year. Call 1-716-
842 6000, ext. 3819.
GENERAL LEDGER
SUPERVISOR (FSS)
(M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty,
P o r t la n d , O r a g o n )
$ 2 1 ,0 2 1 $ 2 7 ,3 3 2 a n ­
nually (D O E ). S uper­
vises centralized ledger
accounting functions
and staff. Two years of
professional level a c ­
counting experience,
including one year of
supervision needed to
qu alify. C ollege-level
accounting coursework
p r e f e r a b le .
Send
resume or request for
application to: M u lt­
nomah County Employ­
ee Relations Division,
1021 S W Fourth A v e ­
nue, Room 130, P o rt­
land, OR 97204, by
May 31, 1982.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
NURSES
CNA’s
Certified Nursing Assistants needed for
staff relief assignments in nursing
homes. All shifts available Required
Oregon CNA certificate and minimum 6
months experience
Pioase call to schedule an interview
QUALITY CARE
DOMESTIC
WORKERS
WANTED
"The Complete Nursing Service
Cleaning, washing, iron­
ing, cooking. Call:
V e lv e t Touch
283-0090
224-3247
Equal Opportunity Employ er
MISCELLANEOUS
CHILDREN'S
SERVICE DIVISION
C SD is looking for
e m e r g e n c y s h e lt e r
homes for children in
our com m u nity from
birth to 18. Shelter care
is short term, from one
day up to 30. If you can
share your home with a
child w ho needs one,
please call C S D , 229-
5795
SALE
JEEP
GOVT. SURPLUS
Listed for $3196 sold
for $44 for bargains like
these call for the direct­
ory (312) 931-1961, ext.
2141.
N E W W alkin g
Consew:
Reg »1360
Foot
..........Now »896
ConeewSgZeg............. t«B6
$2,205/m o . entry rate.
TERMS TRADES
Interested applicants
Pacific
Sew Inc.
should have knowledge
1732 NE 42nd
of tra ffic engineering
TEACHER
288-9122
principles and p ra c ­
MOBILITY WORK
READ STREET BEAT
tices; tra ffic control
BIG SALE
FOR PUBLIC OPINION
EXPERIENCE
equipment design, op­
ON THE LATEST ISSUES
on m ajor appliances.
CONSULTANT
eration, materials and
Clean & Sharp, must
SUMMER SCHOOL
c o n s t r u c t io n t e c h ­
see 7 days. D IX O N 'S
24 days: June 12-July
niques; traffic regula­
APPLIANCE 760-6023.
29, 1982. Direct voca­
tory laws and stan ­
Victim of crime, now serving 20 yrs. on a max.
tional, community m o­
sec. hell hole.
dards; and basic geom­
bility and travel training
etry and elem en tary
Yes, I believe in God & somehow I will continue
to students for d evel­
statistical procedures.
IN 30 M IN U T E S
the faith till Armageddon
opm ent o f entry level
Applicants should also
W e Buy Used Pianos.
work skills, job place­
Yet still this terrible captivity has taken a terrible
have skills in analyzing
282 0918
ment and maintenance.
toll upon me.
and modifying the de­
Valid Oregon teaching
sign o f streets, in te r­
Guards & prisoners are 2 of a kind & that leaves
certificate with Special
sections and tra ffic
a
lot to be desired.
E d u c a tio n e n d o r s e ­
control devices; c o n ­
for junk cars, trucks,
ment of 1 ) handicapped
I must constantly be exposed to: smoke,
ducting traffic studies;
2
8 6 5 5 7 3 , 2 8 6 -2 9 2 1
learners, or severely
stench, filth, yelling, radios & a T .V .
applying relevant laws
anytime. Ask for Al.
handicapped learners,
and standards; in te r­
For most people that sounds like fun, but not
or 2) the endorsement
preting and preparing
for
this righteous person.
HANDYMAN
accepted by T .S .P .C .
traffic engineering de­
prior to Jan 1, 1977,
288-2968
I would so much like to get in contact with
signs and s p e cifica ­
mentally retarded. 2 .5
286-4122
other decent people.
tions; expressing ideas
h o u rs /d a y M o n . thru
effectively orally and in
Also a bed ridden life is a hellish existence.
SANTIAM DRIFTERS
Thurs, $25.24/day. Re­
writing; and establish­
Lying in bed is the only regular activity here in
fiberglass drift boats ft
quest additional infor­
ing e ffe c tiv e w orking
this hell hole.
access, 1 258 6747, 1-
mation and employer's
r e la t io n s h i p s w it h
258
7062 or 1-258 2701.
application form from
I would say more but I have been censored
others. Employees are
Personnel, P .O . Box
before many time, so I will be happy to get even
WANTED
assigned to either the
this much out to the public.
Portable TV's, color or
Operations or the Sig­
SCHOOL POLICE
B & W , working or not
Thank you,
nals Division of the Bu­
OFFICER
w
orking. A L S O Video
Robert
W
.
Martyr
#48
B
reau of T ra ffic Engin­
PORTLAND PUBLIC
Recorders, working or
eering and are expect­
Victim of Crime
SCHOOL
not working.
ed to m ake in d ep en ­
Oregon State Hospital,
Must have 2 yrs exp or
B U Y -S E L L -T R A D E
dent decisions on the
Salem, OR 97310
a 2 yr college degree, or
A
& A Chalet 775-9139
technical aspects of
c ertifica tio n by th e i
major traffic engineer­
Oregon BPST. Position ■
ing projects in accord­
closes M ay 19, 1982. j
ance w ith regulations,
Salary range $15,927 to
ordinances, standards
$ 2 0 ,0 6 4 d e p e n d in g
and procedures.
M U LTN O M A H COUNTY
upon exp and training.
A request f o r an appli­
For Energy Retrofit for Various County Buildings. All Bidders are hereby ad­
Apply Blanchard Edu­
cation must have been
vised that this project requires a minimum of fifteen (15) per cent of the
cation Service Center,
received in person, by
total
bid amount for Minority Business Enterprise and eight (8) per cent for
501 N. Dixon, Portland,
phone o r by le tte r by
Female Business Enterprise participation.
OR. A ffirm a tiv e A c ­
5:00 p.m ., Friday, M ay
tion, equal opportunity
¡4 , 1982. The applica­
Bid No. B61-100-7916. Bid Date: May 4, 1962, 2:00 P .M .
institution.
tion should be received
no later than one week
In accordance with Multnomah County Public Contract Review Board's
MEDICAL CLAIMS
after the closing date. It
Administrative Rules No. 60.070(1), the County announces the following
ANALYST TRAINEE
is the responsibility of
Plan Holders. Publication of Plan Holders by Multnomah County is not in­
OPS INSURANCE
the applicant to provide
tended as an endorsement or a statement of prequalification of any listed
ample time for a mailed Looking for exper­
General Contractor.
application to reach the ienced medical claims
Civil Service Office be­ analyst w ith the m ini­
Brockamp & Jaeger Inc.
McKinstry Co.
fore the established mum o f tw o years
15796 S. Boardwalk
P.O. Box 12149
c la im s p r o c e s s in g .
deadline:
Oregon City, OR 97045
Portland, OR 97212
Apply to:
Know ledge of insur­
Portland Civil Service ance coding and medi­
Reddy, Inc.
Cloyd R. W att Construction Co.
cal terminology a must.
Board
9716 N.E. 279th St.
804 N. Killingsworth Ct.
510 SW Montgomery E x c e lle n t c o m p a n y
Battleground, W A 98604
Portland, OR 97217
benefits. Call Alma
Portland. OR 97201
McDowell 243-7421 a f­
OR
Minority and Female Business Enterprises Certified by the City of Portland
ter 8:30 am.
Urban League
are equested to submit Sub-Bids.
A n Equal Opportunity
5329 N. Union Ave.
Sharon Jacox
Employer M / F / H / V
Portland. OR 97208
Purchasing Director
CASH
$A-1 CASH
Sub-Bids Requested
I
Community Calendar
The United Methodist Women of Patton-Central Church will again
sponsor their annual spring rummage sale, Saturday, M ay 8, from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m ., in their Friendship Shall, 5023 N. Michigan Ave., corner o f N.
Alberta St. A snack bar will be featured.
Proceeds will be used for their missionary projects.
Completion of a five-year pro|act to acquire playground equip--
mant for Beach Primary School will be celebrated with ceremonies on the
school’s upper play field Friday May 7, at 1:30 p.m. Beach School is located
at 1710 N. Hum boldt St. Dedication o f the new prim ary play equipment
will include demonstrations on the balance beams, climbing poles and setup
bench by physical education classes.
T h ree c an d id a ta a fo r th e o ffic e o f O re g o n '# S u p e rin te n d e n t o f
Public In atru ction are scheduled to appear before a public forum at Port­
land State University on Monday, M ay 10, 1982. The free presentation be­
gins at 7:30 pm, and will be held in Rooms 294/296 o f Smith Memorial Cen­
ter , 1825 S.W . Broadway. Invited to participate are the incumbent, Dr.
Verne Duncan, Rod Monroe, state Senator and Tigard High School teach­
er, and William Kendrick, superintendent o f Salem Public Schools.
The P ortland W o m an 's H ealth C e n te r-A lte rn a tiv e B irth C en ter is a
non-profit woman-controlled out-of-hospital facility where low risk women
can bivc birth in a comfortable environment. Orientations covering differ­
ent aspects o f the Alternative Birth Center will be open to interested wom­
en, families, and friends. An orientation will be held Thursday, M ay 20
from 7-9 pm. Preregislration is required. For more inform ation call 777-
7044.
Persona in the c o m m u n ity w h o w ish to o ffe r help to refugees may
call 239-4275. A volunteer will be taking calls from 8 am-7 pm. Donations
will be channeled to the appropriate needy people. Do not call adult and
family services if you wish to make a donation.
Boise School R eunion, May 14, 5:30-9 pm. Come and enjoy “ The Way
We Were" with exhibits, slides, music, refreshments. Boise School, 620 N.
Fremont, 288-6309.
The P o rtla n d C h a m b e r O rc h e s tra will hold its prim ary fund raising
event, ‘ ‘ Elegance I I I ’ ’ S aturday, M ay 8, 1982 6 pm in the R iverview
Ballroom at the Thundcrbird, Jantzcn Beach. The evening includes dinner,
an auctio n, dancing u n til the early hours, and music throu g h o u t the
evening. We ask no admission. Tickets may be ordered by phoning 635-
6095. Bank cards arc acceptable.
The experience of g ro w in g up black in P o rtlan d during (he ’40s and
’50s will be shared by two Portland women, M anh Alyn-Clair and Jeanette
Spencer, when they read their writing on May 21, at Old Wives Tales, S.E.
13th and Burnside, 8 pm. The program is free.
Irv in g to n School In te rn a tio n a l P o tlu ck Thursday, M ay 13, 6-9 pm.
M ilk, coffee, plates and utensils provided. Persons encouraged to wear eth­
nic costumes. Students* work displayed in hallways. Entertainment during
the potluck hours. Call school office for reservations: 288-6401.
All-Black Films. 1915-1972: A re d isc o ve ry This Tuesday’s program
(M ay 11) at PC C Cascade H all Auditorium : Cabin In The Sky (1943, 100
min J with Eddie "Rochester” Anderson, Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, Rex
Ingram; The Negro Soldier (,9 4 4 , 40 m in .), an im portant propaganda
documentary made by the Army during W W II and written by young black
writer Carlton Moss. Films begin 7:30 pm.
H ispanic S tu d en t U nion presents a reading by Elias Daniel Duaarte, a
Chicano poet. Monday, M ay 10th, 12:00-1:00, 298 Smith Memorial Center,
PSU. Free.
S t. A n d r e w C o m m u n ity C e n te r candidates fo ru m : Focus on
Democratic gubernatorial primary, with Don C lark. 7 cd Kulongoski and
Jerry Rust. Wednesday, May 12, 7:30 pm, St. Andrew Community Center.
806 N .E . Alberta. For information, 281-4430.
"P o rtlan d Saves The E arth " is the musical extravaganza that will play
at Sabin School, 4013 N .E . 18th, Thursday, M ay 13th. The story has to do
with the many beautiful, fun and interesting things our city has to offer as
seen through the eyes o f visiting space people.
M o th e r 's D ay L u n ch eo n : The Black Educational Center invites the
community to join us in “ A Special Tribute to Black Women” on Sunday,
May 9, 1982 from 2-5 pm, ,639 N .E . Alberta St. The program will consist
o f poetry by the Sojourner Truth Readers, the Talking Drum Dance Troupe
and various other tributes. A photo exhibit by Richard Brown on the Black
Woman will be on display. For further information, or if you wish to parti­
cipate in the program please call 284-9552 or 282-9465. Tickets are $4 for
adults and $2 for children and can be purchased at the Talking Drum Book­
store located at 1634 N .E . Alberta St.
Astro-Destiny
ARIES
Mar. 21 Apr. 19
Nothing will come easy this unfavorable week. Pa­
tience, and then things will come to you.
TAURUS
Apr. 20 May 20
You have excellent aspects to back you. Career op­
portunities and romance can succeed.
GEMINI
May 21 - June 20
Health and happiness make life a joy. Spread some
o f your good fortune around . .it ’s needed.
CANCER
June 21 - July 22
Would you be surprised if you received an unexpect­
ed legacy? Don’t— it could happen this week.
LEO
July 23 Aug. 22
Romance has reared its lovely head. Your vivacious
personality is hard to resist by one and all.
VIRGO
Aug. 23 Sept. 22
Family and friends make this a fun week for you and
your spouse. A party brings the week to a climax.
LIBRA
Sept. 23 Oct. 22
While you mean well in trying to help a friend, you
could be accused o f meddling. Give it some thought.
SCORPIO
Oct. 23 Nov. 21
Discussion with your family can only muddle things.
You must act on your own this time.
SAGITTARIUS
Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Your popularity is at its peak. Give that party you
have been thinking about— it will be fun.
CAPRICORN
Dec. 22 - Jan. 19
Review your budget. Tighten the strings when neces­
sary and give some thought to the future.
AQUARIUS
Jan. 20 Feb. 18
Earning power is on the increase. You deserve it
more than the average person and it is long overdue.
PISCES
Feb. 19 Mar. 20
Relying on your memory as the sole source o f infor­
mation can prove disastrous. Be prepared with more
written data.
Register
and
Vote.
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