Page 12 Section II Portland Observer, May 13, 1982
M ULTNOM AH
CO UNTY
JOB FINDER
City of Seattle
Filing Closes Tuesday, May 18, 1982, for
Electrician Constructor Apprentice
S A L A R Y : Begins at $10.33 per hour, increases in six months to $10.96; then in six month in­
crements to $11.87- $12.18 - $12.80 - $13.42 - $14.03 - $14.66.
M IN IM U M Q U A L IF 1C A TIO N S
Experience: One year of work experience in the electrical trades.
Substitution: One year of documented education in electrical or electrical related fields (46 quar-
ter/30 semester credits) may be substituted for the required experience. I f you intend to substi­
tute education f o r experience you must include a transcript o f your course work.
License o r Other Requirements: A valid State of Washington Driver's License is required for
employment. Successful applicants will be required to pass a City of Seattle driver's examina­
tion in order to qualify for employment. Successful applicants will also be required to join the
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local #77 within 30 days of employment.
NOTE; The most competitive applicants generally have a background which includes some of
the following experience and/or training: Education in Math (such as algebra, geometry & trig­
onometry); work experience with industrial and mechanical tools & equipment (such as me­
chanics, construction, equipment assembly, manufacture or repair, or installation & mainten­
ance of electrical devices); work experience with electrical equipment and /o r testing devices:
and/or vehicle or heavy equipment maintenance & repair.
Lineworker Apprentice
S A L A R Y: Begins at $10.33 per hour, increases in six months to $10.95; then in six-month in­
crements to $11.87 - $12.18 - $13.42 - $14.03 - $14.66.
I
C IV IL D EP U TY
$ 1 ,4 3 7 m o n th ly. P er­
form s field w ork in
serving notices, w rits,
and orders issued by
the Circuit and District
Courts. Evicts persons
fro m dw ellings, re ­
m o v es e s tra n g e d
spouses from fam ily
dw ellings; and seizes
m otor vehicles, equip­
m en t and m achinery.
The current vacancy is
p e rm a n e n t, fu ll-tim e
and is located at 12240
N .E . Glisan, Portland,
Oregon. TO Q UALIFY:
applicants must have
six (6) m onths of e x ­
perience in work involv­
ing personal, o n e -to -
one public c o n ta c t
such as in process serv­
ing, collections, or in ­
vestigative procecures
plus possession or abil­
ity to obtain a valid dri­
ver's license.
D IS T R IC T
A T T O R N E Y 'S
IN V E S T IG A T O R
W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
P L A N N IN G
P lanning M a n a g e r
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty ,
$ 2 1 5 4 -$ 2 6 2 0
per
m o n th , m anages the
County comprehensive
plan and co m m u n ity
p la n n in g p ro g ra m s ;
works under Planning
Director. Req. college
level training in p la n ­
ning or a related field
and increasingly re ­
sponsible exp er. in
com prehensive plann­
ing and community de­
v elo p m e n t, including
work with inter-jurisdic­
tio n al planning a g e n ­
cies; responsible exper.
in the supervision and
train in g of planning
personnel and the prep
of work programs, time
schedules, and b u d ­
gets; exper in Eco­
n o m ic D e v e lo p m e n t
preferable.
•S C A B A
Industrial C ontrols &
Process Instrumenta­
tion
Electrical Systems
• Power Utilization
•H azardous Area Elec­
trical Practices
The C om pany o ffers
excellen t salary and
benefits. C onfidential
replies are to be sent to
the Personnel D ep t.
123 N W Flanders, Port­
land,
OR
9 7209.
W om en and minorities
are encouraged to ap­
ply.
IN S T R U C T IO N A L
DEVELOPM ENT
S P E C IA L IS T
Forestry M e d ia
C en ter
O regon S ta te
U niversity
Instructor position in
instructional develop­
ment available Sept. 1,
1982. Full tim e, fixed
term , 12-m onth a p ­
p o in tm e n t; re n e w a l
S en io r p la n n e r/
p o s s ib le .
S a la r y :
P lanning D ivision
$ 1 6 ,0 0 0 -$ 1 8 ,0 0 0 per
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , year. M aster's degree
$ 2 0 5 1 $ 2 4 9 5 * p e r in instructional d evel­
m onth. Has project re­ opment/technology and
sponsibilities for com ­ experience in the p ro­
prehensive and c o m ­ duction of audio-visual
munity plans. Req. col­ teaching packages re ­
leg e-level training in quired. Closing date for
planning, econom ics,
application is M ay 26,
urban studies, architec­ 1982. For details c o n ­
ture, g eo g ., or related tact Edward C. Jensen,
fields and increasingly School of Forestry,
responsible exper in re­ Oregon S tate U n iver­
gional, city, or com mu­ sity,
Corvallis,
OR
nity planning; exper su­ 97331 or phone: (503)
pervising planning per­ 754 4702. Oregon State
sonnel preferred.
U niversity is an A ffir­
m a tive A c tio n /E q u a l
A sso ciate P lan n er/
O pportunity employer
Planning D ivision
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty, and complies with Sec­
$ 1 6 0 7 -$ 1 9 5 4
p e r tion 504 of the Rehabil­
m o n th . W orks on the itation Act of 1973.
prep, o f com m u nity ENGINEERING
a n d c o m p r e h e n s iv e
SIN G LE -U S E
plans. Req. college-
P R O D U C T ENGINEER
level training in p la n ­
Plan and conduct new
ning, e c o n ., urban
product design and de­
studies, architecture,
velopm ent for single­
geog. or related fields
use (bloodlines), p ro ­
and responsible exper
duct design and devel­
in municipal, county, or
opment, and manufac­
r e g io n a l p la n n in g ;
tu r in g e n g in e e r in g .
exper working with citi­
E d u c a t io n : B S M E ;
zen groups.
k n o w led g e: in je ctio n
N O T E : These 3 posi­
m o ld in g , e x tru s io n ,
tions are critical and
and packaging; exper­
must be filled as soon
ience: 3-5 years single­
as possible. County ap-
use product engineer,
p lic a tio n s
o n ly ,
bloodlines or dialyzer
resumes not accepted. engineering.
A p p ly , W a s h in g to n
B DRAKE W ILLOCK is
County Personnel, 150
a world leader in the
N. 1st Ave., Room 305,
m anufacture of kidney
Hillsboro 97123.
dialysis equipment and
A n Equal Opportunity
related products.
Employer
Highly competitive sal­
ary and benefit p ack­
EL E C T R IC A L /
age.
ELECTR O N IC
Send resume and sal­
EN G IN E ER
ary
requirem ents to
A Portland based firm
John Wold at:
desires an individual
B -D D R A K E
with at least five years
W ILLO C K
exp erien ce to w o rk in
13620
S.E. Pheasant
the fo llo w in g three
C ourt
areas:
P
o
rtlan
d. OR 97222
Communications
An
Equal
Opportunity
•F ix e d O p eratio n al &
Employer
Mobile Radio Systems.
$ 1,7 08 m o n th ly. P e r­
forms investigative and
M IN IM U M Q U A L IF IC A TIO N S
liaison work in the pros
Experience: One year of work experience in the electrical trades.
ecution of aduii, juven­
Substitution: One year of documented education in electrical or electrical related fields (46 quar-
ile, and domestic rela­
ter/30 semester credits) may be substituted for the required experience. I f you intend to substi­
tions cases for the Dis­
tute education f o r experience, you must include a transcript o f your course work.
trict A ttorney's Office.
License or Other Requirements: A valid State of Washington Driver's License is required for
The current vacancy is
employment. Successful applicants will be required to pass a City of Seattle driver's examina­
in the T erm in atio n o f
tion in order to qualify for employment. Successful applicants will be required to join the Inter-
Parental Rights p ro ­
. national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local #77, within 30 days of employment.
gram of the District A t­
torney's Office, located
FILING CLOSES: May 18, 1982
at the Donald E. Long
Juvenile Home. Assists
H O W TO A P P L Y
D eputy D istrict A tto r­
Applications must be filed at the Personnel Department, Room 446, Dexter Horton Building,
neys through investiga­
710 Second Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98104 by Tuesday, May 18, 1982. Applications are
tion, interviewing w it­
available at the Personnel Department.
nesses and suspects;
obtaining information,
For further information call (206) 625-2214 or (206/ 625-2215.
serving subpoenas, and
other work associated
r/ie City o f Seattle is an Equal O pportunity/A ffirm ative Action Employer.
w ith child neglect and
abuse criminal matters.
Liaison and coo rd in a­
Hove tha New Portland
C ITY OF P O R T L A N D
C IT Y OF S A L E M
EM PLOYM ENT
Observer delivered to
tion
w ith
o th er
C O U N SELO R
your home each week -
PO LICE O FFICER
R EC R EA TIO N
agencies is an im p o rt­
Subscribel
Provides job counseling
$1,5 4 8 /m o entry rate
LEA D ER S II & III
ant ch aracteristic of
& training/job referral
A pplicants must be
City of Salem Summer this position. M ay re ­
& placem ent services
high school graduates
A quatic Program sea­ quire some evening
H O U S IN G
for Indians seeking em­ or have passed the
sonal
part time. Duties work. TO QUALIFY ap
R E H A B IL IT A T IO N
ploym ent. H .S . Diplo­
GED
test
of
high
school
and
salary
based on ex­ plicants must have one
S P E C IA L IS T
ma or GED, car & in ­ equivalency and must
perience and skill. year of full-tim e exper­
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty,
surance required. Ex­ agree to com plete 60
$ 4 .0 1 -$ 4 .5 3 an hour. ience in the investiga­
$ 1 5 3 1 -$ 1 8 6 1
per
c e lle n t c o m m u n ic a ­
semester
hours
of
L ifeg u ard, swim in ­ tion of crim e. A p p li­
m o n th . Req. college-
tions skills & e xp eri­
study
at
an
accredited
struction,
office, public cants must also have,
level training in p lan ­
ence working w ith In ­
institution
o
f
higher
relations,
light
mainten­ or be able to obtain, a
ning, engineering, ar­
dian people or organiz­
learning
w
ithin
516
ance
duties,
sup er­ valid driver's license.
ch ite ctu re or related
ations. Pick up applica­
years.
vision. C urrent A d ­ A P P LY for the above
field a n d /o r exp er. in
tions from Personnel,
Applicants must be 21
vance Life Saving, M ul­ positions no later than
Block G rant Housing
Urban Indian Council,
years
of age and be
ti-m edia first aid, CPR 4:30 pm , Friday, M ay
Rehab. Program s, in
1634 S W A lder S t.,
U .S . Citizens by their
and w a te r safety in ­ 14, 1982.
construction, or build­
Portland, OR 97205, or
date
of
employment.
structor, training a n d / W H E R E TO A P P L Y
ing inspection. Respon­
send s e lf-a d d re s s e d
M ust m eet all applica­ or experience in aqua­ M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty
sible for advising eligi­
s ta m p e d e n v e lo p e .
ble medical require
tics. Furnish own trans­ C o u r th o u s e , R o o m
ble applicants about
Grant requires Indian
m ents. (C o n tact Civil
portation, proof of auto 130, 1021 S W Fourth
the housing rehabilita­
preference given to
Service for more speci­
insurance. M ust be Avenue, Portland, OR
tion programs; inspects
q u a lifie d a p p lic a n ts .
fics,
particularly
vision
available
to work flexi­ 97204. PH O N E : (503)
p ro p e rtie s ; p repares
Closing date 5 /2 1 /8 2 at
standards
-
248-4352.)
ble
hours.
Closing date 248-5015.
work specifications and
5 p .m . Salary range
Must possess or be able
An Equal Opportunity
M ay 2 1, 1982. A pply
cost estimates; solicits
$963 $ 1,115 DOE.
to ob tain an Oregon
Employer
City of Salem Person­
and reviews bids from
Driver's License and not
nel D ep a rtm en t, 555
contractors; monitors
C ITY OF P O R TLA N D
have excessive traffic
Liberty SE, Room 225,
c o n tr a c to r p e r fo r m ­
READ STREET BEAT
I
violations.
Salem, Oregon 97301.
C O N S T R U C T IO N
ance; prepares and
FOR PUBLIC OPINION
M ust n ot have been
ON THE LATEST ISSUES
A n Equal Opportunity
maintains rehabilitation
E Q U IP M E N T
convicted
of
a
felony.
Employer
docum ents and files.
OPER A TO R II
M ust not have a dis­
C o u n ty a p p lic a tio n s
$ 1 ,6 9 8 9 /m o . e n try
h o n o ra b le d is ch a rg e
only, resumes not ac­ rate. A Construction
cep ted . Final filing
Equipment Operator II from any branch of the
date. May 21,1982.
operates heavy duty military.
motorized construction The examination is ad-
DELIVER Y CLERK
equipm ent such as m inistreed in seven
U nified S ew erag e
phases: the first phase
large backhoe-loaders,
A gency
is an objective multiple
h y d r o c r a n e s , b u ll-
$867-$1053 per month.
choice
skill and kn o w ­
Req. exper. in the pick­ | dozers, and road grad­ ledge test.
ACROSS
3. B itter vetch
up and delivery of m a­ ers. The work requires
1. Bridge
4 Grain
Please apply to:
safe,
skillful,
and
e
ffi­
M
O
T
H
E
R
G
O
O
S
E
P
O
I
P
U
Z
Z
L
I
support
9. H it
terials from vendors
Po
rtlan
d
Civil
9.
Fellow
(colloq I
and stockrooms includ­ cient use of the m a­
9 Hasten
fish . ia rqpalty
9 Damage
Service Board
chines to build or repair
10. Roman
7 Mideast
ing vehicle operation;
510 S W M o n tg o m e ry
house god«
native
exper. in inventory rec­ streets, sidewalks, w a ­
Value-d
12. Rub out
9 Small
P o rtla n d . OR 97201
ter
lines,
and
sewers.
13.
Silk
veil
lead ahot
ord keeping and stock-
By a loving wife?
OR
( eecl. i
9 Core
Operators also service
room procedures; abil­
14.
Inquire
I
I
Appears
U rban League
13 Handle
13 Handles
ity to lift and carry ma­ and make minor repairs
5239
N .E. U nion
clumsily
17. Petty
to their machines and
19 Music note
terials up to 50 lbs. of
quarrel
P o rtla nd, O R 97208
help
on
the
construc­
1?. Point
19 Equal
w eig h t; good driving
or
land
21
Subside
BANK
19. Type
record; aoiiity to obtain tion project.
22 (/prising
measure
23 Conclude
K IO S K M A N A G E R
valid Ore. d river's li­ All applicants must be
20. H eavy
skilled
operators
of
W
e
have
an
opening
boring tool
cense by tim e of a p ­
22. Soaks flax
for Kiosk M anager in
pointment; good know­ larger, 4 wheel drive or
24 Haggle
the Oregon City area.
29 Obligation
ledge of City of P o rt­ track mounted hydraul­
29 A going out
ic backhoes and w ith
Previous experience as
land and m etro , area
31. Bovine
some skill in operation
an
O
perations
O
fficer
32 W orry
streets and industrial
33 Greek letter
or equivalent required.
areas. County applica­ of mobile hydraulic
34 Shops
crane.
W
e
need
someone
who
37. A Sho-
tions o n ly, resumes
ehonean
Please
apply
no
later
can
work
under
m
ini­
not accepted. Final fil­
39 Mistake
than Friday, M ay 21,
mal supervision, Tues.
39 Biblical
ing date. May 21, 1982
king
1982. Please apply to:
thru S a t., including
41 D raw ing
M ake app lication for
P ortland Civil
evening hours.
room
42 Obtuse or
the above listed jobs at
Service Board
Apply in person
acute ------
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
510 S W M o n tg o m e ry
43 Places
Personnel D ep t.
44. Feat
Personnel, 150 N. 1st
Portlan d, OR 97201
F arw est Federal
IW W N
A ve., Room 305, Hills­
1 Ships
OR
Savings
oHIcer
boro 97123.
Urban League
421 S W 6th
2 Jordan's
A n Equal Opportunity
neighbor
5329 NE Union
A n Equal Opportunity
( var. I
Employer
Portland, OR 97208
Employer M / F / H / V
Television Broadcast Assistant for Oregon Pub­
lic Broadcasting in Portland to perform entry lev­
el production work with television broadcasting
in studio and on location under the supervision
of directors or trained technicians. To qualify,
applicant must have knowledge of radio and tele­
vision broadcasting terminology; familiarity with
laws, rules and regulations pertaining to tele­
vision broadcasting; ability to learn electronic
theory and broadcasting practice and proce­
dures.
Salary is $856/m o. Paid health, dental, life In­
surance. Applications may be obtained from the
Personnel Division at 775 Court Street in Salem
or any local Oregon State Employment Division
office. Return applications to the Personnel Divi­
sion Office.
Oregon Public Broadcasting is an equal
opportunity/qffirm ative action employer.
O R EG O N DEPT. OF
ENERG Y
has the following open­
ings:
E N V IR O N M E N T A L
S P E C IA L IS T S
To plan and carry out
programs to encourage
d evelo pm en t o f O re ­
gon's hydroelectirc and
b io m a s s re s o u rc e s .
S a la ry : $ 1 8 3 2 $ 2 3 2 6
mo.
PROGRAM
C O O R D IN A T O R C
To m anage statew id e
e ffo rts to encourage
developm ent of w ind,
hydro, geothermal and
b io m a s s .
S a la r y :
$1974-$2520 mo.
Starting salary will d e­
pend on your qualifica­
tions. The state has an
excellent benefit pack­
age. If you are interest
ed in fu rth er inform a
tion and have manage
ment skills and experi­
ence with energy devel­
opment call 378-4040 or
1 800 452 7813 ext. 8
4040, or write:
Shelley R otondo
O regon D e p a rtm e n t
o f Energy
102 Labor and
Industries B uilding
S alem , OR 97310
RESEA RC H
A S S IS T A N T
U N C L A S S IF IE D
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 ,
modeling and agricul­
tural com m unications
system in a biology de­
partm ent. Salary $15-
25,000/year depending
on qualifications and
experience. B .S . d e ­
gree
in
com puter
science or systems an­
alysis preferred
or
equivalent education or
experience. Biology ex­
perience or interests
will also be considered.
Application deadline is
July 1, 1982. For details
contact Dr. B.A. Croft,
D epartm ent of Ento­
mology, Oregon State
U niversity, Corvallis.
OR 97331. Oregon
State University is an
A ffir m a tiv e
A c­
tion/Equal Opportunity
Employer and complies
with Section 504 of the
R ehabilitation Act of
1 9 7 3 . A p p lic a t io n s
from females and m i­
norities are encour­
aged,
MISC
JO B S O V ER SE A S
Big
m oney
fast,
$20,000 to $50,000 plus
per year. Call 1-716
842 6000, e x t 3819.
BIG SALE
on m ajor appliances.
Clean & S h arp , must
see. 7 days. D IX O N ’S
APPLIANCE 760 6023.
HANDYMAN
286 2968
2864122
D O M E S T IC
W ORKERS
W ANTED
Cleaning, washing, iron­
ing, cooking. Call:
V e lv e t Touch
283 0090
JEEP
G O VT. SU R P L U S
Listed for $3196 sold
for $44 for bargains like
these call for the direct­
ory (312) 931-1961, ext.
2141.
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27 Special
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32 Flowerless
plants
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