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AIDE
WORK EXPERIENCE
JOB FINDER
C ity o f P o rtla n d
A S P H A L T RAKER
$ 1 ,4 1 3 /m o . entry
All applicants m ust be
experienced and skilled
hot m ix asp halt raker.
O th e r d u tie s in c lu d e
p la c in g
tr a ffic
b a r r ic a d e s , o p e r a t e
ja c k h a m m e rs , an d
spread tack coat. M ay
also w o rk as screed
o p e ra to rs on p a v in g
machines.
M u s t ap p ly no la te r
than M onday, June 14,
1982, before 5:00 p.m .
D E L IV E R T Y D R IV E R
$ 1 ,4 1 3 /m o . e n try ra te
This is general delivery
w o rk . E m p lo y e e s o c ­
c u p y in g th e s e p o s i­
tio n s a re re s p o n s ib le
fo r p ic k in g up an d
d e liv e rin g m a il, m a t­
erials an d e q u ip m e n t.
Em ployees m ust have
th e s tre n g th to lo ad
and u n lo a d h e a v y a r ­
ticles. A valid d riv e r's
license is re q u ire d by
the date o f th e driving
skills te s t.
O re g o n
residents m ust be able
to obtain a valid chauf­
feur's license.
Please apply by 5:00
p .m ., M o n d a y , J u n e
14, 1982. A pplications
postm arked a f t e r this
d a te w ill n o t be c o n ­
sidered.
E N G IN E E R I V -
W A TER SUPPLY
$2,799/m o . entry rate
C a n d id a te s m u s t be
re g is te re d as a P ro ­
fe s s io n a l E n g in e e r ,
C iv il, in th e S ta te o f
Oregon or eligible for a
reciprocal registration.
The position is respon­
sible fo r m a n a g in g
forest lands around the
watershed in coordina­
tio n w ith th e F orest
Service.
A p p ly no la te r th a n
5:00 p .m ., Friday, June
18, 1982. C a n d id a te s
are responsible for any
travel expense associ­
a te d w ith th is e x a m .
PREPARED R ES U M E S
M A Y N O T BE S U B ­
S T IT U T E D IN LIU OF
COM PLETED A P­
P L IC A T IO N S but m ay
be included.
P A R K S S P E C IA L
A C T IV IT IE S
S U P E R V IS O R
$ 1 ,9 1 2 /m o . entry rate
A p p lic a n ts m u s t
have tra in in g , e d u c a ­
tio n
or e x p e rie n c e
w h ic h c le a rly d em o n
strates kn ow led g e and
skill
in
p ro g ra m
d e v e lo p m e n t , m a n ­
agem ent
and
e v a lu a tio n ; fis c a l
m a n a g e m e n t and
budgeting techniques;
e m p lo y e e t r a i n i n g ;
s u p e r v is io n , p e r fo r
m a n c e a p p ra is a l and
progressive discipline;
c o m m u n ity
p a r­
tic ip a tio n
an d
in ­
volvem ent techniques;
and public relations; as
w e ll a c o n s id e ra b le
kn o w led g e in th e field
o f h o rtic u ltu re and
s p ecial in te re s t g a r­
d e n in g . T h is p o s itio n
w ill research an d de
v e lo p sp e c ia l in te re s t
p ro g ra m s , d ire c t an d
c o o rd in a te th e a c tiv i­
ties of supervisors and
gardening crews in the
v a rio u s sp e c ia l g ard
ens. The special interes
p ro g ra m c u rre n tly in ­
c lu d e s
H oyt
A r-
b o re tiu m /F o re s t Park,
J a p a n e s e G a rd e n s ,
W ashington Park Rose
Gardens and others.
Applications must be
c o m p le te d an d in th e
p ossessio n o f C ivil
S ervice Board no later
th a n 5 :0 0 p .m ., M o n ­
day, Ju n e 14, 1982, or
p o s tm a rk e d no la te r
th a n th a t d a te . A p
plications received af
ter that date will not be
considered nor will e x ­
te n s io n s be g ra n te d
R E S U M E S W IL L N O T
BE C O N SIDER ED .
E L E C T R O N IC
M A IN T E N A N C E
S U P E R V IS O R
$28,517 approx,
annual salary
A p p lic a n t s m u s tl
possess a First C lassi
FCC License.
Applications must be I
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY
PSYCHIATRIC
NURSE
P R A C T IT IO N E R
$ 1 ,7 6 1 -2 ,3 0 2 m o n th ly
(full tim e ); $881-1,151
m o n th ly (p a rt tim e ).
This position is located
at an outpatient mental
h ealth c lin ic. S p e c ific
responsibilities include
m edication evaluations
and a d ju s tm e n ts , p re ­
s c r ip tio n w r it in g ,
physical assessm ents,
and medical responsibi­
lity for a portion o f the
chronically m e n ta lly ill
tre a tm e n t p o p u la tio n .
The current vacancy is
a p a rt-tim e p o s itio n
I 5 0% ) and is located at
2 415 SE 43rd A v e . An
e lig ib ility list w ill be
e s ta b lis h e d to fill th is
v a c a n c y as w e ll as
o th e r v a c a n c ie s th a t
o c c u r in th e n e x t six
m o n th s . T o q u a lify :
a p p lic a n ts m u s t be
licensed in the S ta te of
Oregon to practice as a
re g is te re d n urse a n d
possess
S ta te
of
Oregon certification as
p s y c h ia tric N urse
P r a c titio n e r w ith
prescription privileges
an d possess or be able
to
o b ta in
a
valid
Oregon Driver's license
w ith a v a ila b ility of
p erso nal a u to m o b ile . 1
A PPLY for this position
no later th an 4 :3 0 pm ,
W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 9,
1982
O F F IC E S Y S T E M S
ANALYST
(M anagem ent A nalyst/
exem pt) $1,597-$2.077
per
m onth.
This
position is funded on a
one-tim e-only basis for
the year beginning July
1, 1962. The individual
will work within an
existing office systems
program to develop the
framework
necessary
to effectively manage
the county's invest­
ment
in
autom ated
office systems techno-
o lo g y . It w ill be th e
responsibility of the
person occupying this
position to:
develop
standard
feasibility
d a y , J u n e 14, 1982.
study m ethodology and
A p p lic a tio n s p o s t-l
m arked after th a t d ate I equipment acquisition
process for all County
will not be considered.
units investing in word
R E S U M E S W IL L N O T I
training
program
to
BE A C C E P T E D
IN
introduce
County
work
LIE U OF A P P L IC A -I
units to basic concepts
T IO N S .
of word processing;
develop
system
for
A ll a p p lic a n ts please
conducting and m ain­
apply to;
taining up-to-date in­
P o rtla n d
ventory
of
County
C ivil S e rv ic e B oard
investment
in
word
510 S W M ontgom ery
processing and other
Portland, OR 97201
autom ated
office
OR
systems; and conduct
cost/benefit
analyses
U rb a n L eag u e
of present and pro­
5329 NE Union
posed office systems
Portland, OR 97208
and assist in prepara­
tion of specification
T
packages and review of
JO B S O VERSEAS
vendor
responses. TO
Big
m oney
fa s t,
D A TA CONTROL
Q
U
A
LIFY
applicants
$20,000 to $50,000 plus
T E C H N IC IA N
must have one year of
per
y
e
a
r.
C
all
1
-7
1
6
-
B U S IN E S S
responsible experience
842 6000, ext 3819.
A P P L IC A T IO N S
I -------------------------------------
in th e d e s ig n , im p le ­
E ducational A g e n c y -
Bank
m en tatio n and ev a lu a ­
Liaison between the cus­
tio n o f a u to m a te d o f ­
tomer and Data Process­
CONSUMER
fice systems, including
ing D ept. for assigned
LOAN
ability to conduct feas
applications w ith e m ­
PROCESSOR
ibility studies and cost-
phasis on planning. Ex­
Im m ediate opening for
benefits analyses; p re ­
perience as user of DP
a
C onsum er
Loan
pare and e v a lu a te bid
services or technical ex­
Processor in our A u to
s p e c iv i c a t o n s ; a n d
perience in DP (50 class­
Loan
S e c tio n .
We
d e m o n s tra te w o rk in g
room hours) or equival­
n eed s o m e o n e w ith
k n o w le d g e o f a d v a n ­
ent jo b -re la te d exp eri­
b a s ic b o o k k e e p in g
tages and limitations of
ence. Salary: $6 80 thru
skills w h o is detail o ri­
c u rre n t o ffic e system
6 /3 0 /8 2 —$7.12 beginn­
en ted and can typ e 40
technology. A P P L Y for
ing 7 /1 /8 2 . Job begins
w p m . Previous experi­ th is p o s itio n no la te r
A S A P . Request a d d i­
ence in consum er le n ­
th a n 4 :3 0 p m , F rid a y ,
tional in fo rm a tio n and
ding preferred.
une 11, 1981. W H E R E
em ployers' application
TO APPLY:
form from PERSONNEL
Apply in person
PO BOX 19667, Portland.
Multnomah County
Personnel Dept.
OR 97216 Em ployers
C o u rth o u s e
F a rw e s t Federal
A pp lication fo rm m ust
Room 130
S a v in g s
be received by 5 p m ,
1021 SW Fourth Ava.
421 S W B th
June 11, 1982 to be con
Portland, OR 97204
E
qu
al O p p o rtu n ity
sidered Or Cad 25& 1841
P h o n e : (5 0 3 )2 4 8
E m p lo y e r
Ext. 207. EOE
5015.E O E
in th e possession o f
C ivil S e rv ic e no la te r
th a n 5 00 p .m ., M o n -[
M-F-H-V
(Tem porarv/Summ er
P o s itio n ) E d u ca tio n a l
A gency— In s tru c tio n a l
A id e under the g u i­
dance o f W o rk E x ­
perience T eacher; re­
quires experience w o rk ­
ing w ith m ultihandicap­
ped o r m ild ly retarded
s tu d e n ts ; e x p e rie n c e
w ith work tools and out­
d o o r p ro je cts. S alary::
$6.50 m in im u m . Job
begins July 6, 1982 (len­
g th o f assignment c o n ­
tin ge nt upon reciept o f
C E T A fu n d in g ). Re-
quest additional in fo rm -
Sanlor M t. St. Helena
Watershed
Environmental
Coordinator
C o w litz C o u n ty is d e ­
veloping a com prehen­
sive w a te rs h e d m a n ­
a g e m e n t plan for th a t
p o rtio n o f th e T o u tle -
C ow litz W atershed im ­
p acted by th e eruption
o f M t. S t. Helens. The
Senior Coordinator will
evaluate the impacts of
a ra n g e o f a lte rn a tiv e
actions identified in the
p la n , in a c c o rd a n c e
w ith federal, state and
local environm ental re-
q u ire m e n ts
BA or BS
r e q u i r e d ; M a s t e r 's
p re fe rre d . 5 or m o re
years experience in e n ­
v ir o n m e n ta l a n a ly s is
an d
w a te rs h e d
or
c o m p re h e n s iv e p la n ­
ning. Salary: Negotiable
plus
per
d ie m .
D u ra tio n : 2 -6 m onths;
availab le im m e d ia te ly .
Send resume and previ­
D IR E C T O R
ous
s a la ry h is to ry to :
A L T E R N A T IV E
Budget/Personnel,
SCH O O LS
C o u n ty
Develop & operate alter­ C o w l i t z
native school program s Administration Building
and serve as P rin c ip a l 207 Fourth Ave. North,
o f D o n a ld E . L o n g Kelso, W A 98626. App
m u st
be
S c h o o l.V a lid O re g o n lic a tio n s
Basic o r S tandard A d - re c e iv e d by C o w litz
m i n i s t r a t i v e C e r ­ C o u n ty no la te r th a n
tific a tio n w ith Superin­ 5:00 pm, M onday June
te n d e n t o r P r in c ip a l 7, 1982 A A /E O E to all
e n d o r s e m e n t ; t w o persons including h an ­
years in supervisory/ad- dicapped.
ation & employers’ app­
lic a tio n
fo rm
fro m
PE R SO N N EL, BOX
16657, P o r tla n d , O R
9 7 2 1 6 . E m p lo y e r s '
A p p lic a tio n fo rm must
be rece ive d by 5 p m ,
une 10, 1982 to be con­
sidered. EOE
m in is tra tiv e p o s itio n .
Salary: $30,608— Excel­
lent fringe benefits. Job
begins A u gu st 1, 1982.
Request a d d itio n a l in ­
form ation & employers’
a p p lic a tio n fo rm fro m
P E R S O N N E L ,B O X
16657, P o rtla n d , O R .
9 7 2 1 6 . E m p lo y e r ’ s
A p p lic a tio n fo rm must
be received b y 5 p m ,
une 26, 1982 to be con-
siderd.
EOE
M E N T A L H EALTH
Case M a n ag er: assess
needs, prepare service
p la n, assure receipt o f
services, advocate fo r
c h r o n ic a lly m e n ta lly
ill clients. M inim um one
year experience w ith ch­
ro n ic a lly m e n ta lly il l
c lie n ts , one year case
management experience.
C o n ta c t N o r th /n o r th -
east C om m unity Mental
H ealth C enter fo r app­
lic a tio n , 8:30 am-8:0Q
p m , M o n d a y -F r id a y ,
8:30 am - 6:00 pm ,
S a tu rd a y , 310 N .E .
O regon 97232. T ele ­
phone: 239-8871. Dead­
line: 5:00 pm , June I I ,
1982. Equal O pportun-
ity /A fu r m a tiv e A c tio n
Employer.
F A M IL Y N U R S E
P R A C T IT IO N E R
W A S H IN G T O N C O .
$1688-2051 per m onth,
p e rfo rm s p ro fe s s io n a l
n u r s in g f u n c t io n s
re la te d to th e o v e ra ll
h e a lth c a re o f c lie n ts
u n d e r th e S .E . A sian
S c r e e n in g P r o g r a m .
Req. possession of a
current license to prac­
tice as an R .N . in the
S tate of Ore. and certi­
fication as a Family
Nurse Practitioner at
tim e of appointm ent.
Adult N .P . cert, may be
considered.
County
applications only, resu­
mes
not
accepted.
A pply,
W ashington
County Personnel, 150
N. 1st A ve., Room 305,
Hillsboro, 97123. An
EEO Employer.
D IR E C T O R
D IS A R M A M E N T
RESOURCE PROG.
F a m ilia rity w ith p e ace
g ro u p s an d m in o rity
c o m m u n ity issues and
o r g a n iz a tio n s . G o o d
com m unications skills.
Salary $15,000 and up,
w ith substantial raise in
the fall, excellent bene­
fits. A ffirm ative A ction
em ployer. W rite or call
for job description:
A F S C , 2 2 4 9 E. B u rn ­
s id e , P o rtla n d , OR
972 1 4 (5 0 3 )2 3 0 -9 4 2 7 .
TEACHER
WORK EXPERIENCE
(Tem porary/Sum m er
P o s itio n ) P ro v id e tr a ­
vel supervision & direct
work experience training
to m ultihandicapped &
m ildly retarded students.
Baseline student w ork le­
vels; develop instruction­
al sequence to ensure
c o m p le tio n o f assigned
tasks. R ep o rt a c c o m ­
plishments that students
achieve in outdoor labor
field. Coordinate activi­
ties w ith M t. H ood Site
S u p e rviso r
O reg on
Basic
or
S tan da rd
T e a c h in g C e r tific a te ;
va lid O reg on D riv e r's
L ic e n s e . E x p e rie n c e
w ith M ultih a n d ica p p e d
a n d /o r m ild ly retarded
s tu d e n ts . T r a in in g •
a n d /o r skills in outdoor
p ro je c ts such as; lan d-
scaping, masonry, paint­
ing, jan ito ria l, etc. C u r­
rent fir s t aid tra in in g
( w ith in three years).
S a lary: Placem ent at
step 0 o f teacher's salary
level p ro a te d based on
length o f w o rk day &
assignment. Starts July
6, 1982— This position &
length o f" assignment &
length o f w ork day con­
tin g e n t upo n C E T A
fu n d in g . Request add­
itio n a l in fo r m a tio n &
em p lo ye rs' a p p lic a tio n
fo rm fro m :
P E R S O N N E L ,B O X
16657, P o rtla n d , O R .
9 7 2 1 6 . E m p lo y e r s ’
A p p lic a tio n fo rm
m ust be rece ive d by
5 pm une 10, 1982 to
be considered. EOE
DENTAL
A S S IS T A N T S
On-Call
Full Tima
W a h a v e s e v e ra l o n -
call positions available
a t o u r B e a v e rto n an d
c lo s e -in N E P o rtla n d
dental offices. One full
tim e position is open at
our NE 120th ft Glisan
location.
Applicants should be
a b le to q u a lify fo r an
O regon D ental R adiol­
o g y C e rtific a te an d
h a v e 1 y e a r o f d e n ta l
assisting experience.
Our dental assistants
e n jo y c o m p e t it iv e
w a g e s in a p o s itiv e
w o rk in g e n v iro n m e n t,
and fu ll tim e positions
in c lu d e an e x c e lle n t
benefits package.
A p p ly W e e k d a y s
9am 1pm
Personnel D epartm ent
Crown Plaza, 10th FI.
1500 S W 1st
Portland, OR 97201
MENTAL HEALTH
RESIDENTAIL
COUNSELOR
2 Vi day llve-ln shift In
Crisis S helter for
runaways. Provides
individualized thera-
putlc care for adoles­
cents and oversees
day to day operation
of fa c ility . College
degree or equivalent
experience required.
$6,000 • $ 8.000/yr
plus
fu ll
fringe
benefits.
Resumes by June
12 to Don Horn at:
Harry's Mother
6325 NE Garfield
Portland, OR 97211
MISC.
DAN'S HOME
REPAIR
Big or Small
Reasonably Priced
Anything interior from
the bath to the garage
6405970
Call anytim e, if no
answer, keep trying
1978 P o n tiac S u n b ird ,
c a s s e tte p la y e r, g o o d
condition; $ 2 ,4 0 0 . Call
281 6601 o r 297 8511
axt 2 2 T
HANDYMAN
2862968
286 4122
CLASSIFIED AOS LIST
NEW JOBS EACH WEEK
K a is e r P rm a n e n te
D e n ta l C a ra P ro g ra m
E q u a l O pp o rtu n ity
E m p lo yer
H andicapped H ire d
D O M E S T IC
W ORKERS
W ANTED
Cleaning, washing, iron­
ing, cooking. Call:
V e lv e t T o u c h
283 0090
CLOSE FRIENDS' Richard Wagner the 1982 March ol Dimes Na
tional Posier Child end his dog Sam live and play together in Van­
couver. Washington Richard is traveling the country this year
representing the March ol Dimes and its goal to protect the unborn
and the newborn against birth delects
New Argentine economy?
(C o ntin u ed fr o m page I col. 6)
tow ard greater natio na listic, anti-
Western economic policies.
No
p o liticia n or m ilita ry comm ander
could a ffo rd to move back tow ard
social, economic or c u ltu ra l depen­
dence on B rita in or the U nited
States.
From the perspective o f the p o lit­
ical and economic elite o f Argentina,
the actions by the Western bankers
in the weeks fo llo w in g a possible
Argentine defeat w ill be crucial.
A rgentina has an external debt o f
$34 b illio n , o f which about $17 b il­
lion is owed to B ritish banks. The
country owes $9 b illio n to U .S.
banking institutio ns. Debt payment
has continued to grow over the years
w ith interest alone am ounting to
$2.5 b illio n fo r 1982.
The to ta l
am ount that A rgentina is supposed
to come up w ith fo r this year is no
less than $11 b illio n . Yet its d o lla r
reserves are just $3.6 b illio n . A b o u t
67 cents o ut o f every d o lla r that
A rgentina earns fro m its exports
have to be used to pay interest on its
external debt.
W ith a reduction o f exports to the
European c o m m u n ity -a b o u t 25 per
cent o f export e a rnin gs-the situa­
tio n is even m ore c ritic a l. A n d no
one knows fo r sure w hat has been
the direct cost o f the war o r what
longterm effect it w ill have on the
whole economy.
Since A p ril, European banks have
have frozen their loans to Argentina.
European lenders are fe a rfu l o f
what may happen in A rgentina and
they d o n o t w an t to take chances.
There even has been serious ta lk re­
cently o f increasing interest rates on
loans to A rgentina. Yet they do not
want to foreclose on their loans,
e ith e r. T h a t c o u ld crea te a m a jo r
fin an cia l crisis.
I f , fo llo w in g an A rgentine defeat,
interna tion al bankers show them
selves w illin g to renegotiate the
loans on generous terms, then there
is reason to believe that Argentina
could happen i f the tide o f popular
nationalism and a n ti-B ritish senti­
ment were defused su ffic ie n tly to
allow dealing w ith m ajor Western
economies. A n d that sentim ent, in
tu rn , depends on whether Argentina
is hum iliated in a crashing and ab­
solute defeat, or allowed to save
face through a com prom ise on the
islands w hich eventually would
resolve the issue o f sovereignty in
their fa vor.
W hether the W estern powers w ill
recognize the situation and try to
avoid it remains to be seen. I f they
do not, the end o f the war in the is­
lands may well be the beginning o f
even more serious problem s on a
w o rld scale.
Copyright Pacific New« Service
The Renowned Pianist/Composer
ASZEMAR GLENN
June 26, 1982
7:30 PM
King Neighborhood Facility
4815 N.E. 7th Avenue
Portland, Oregon
Sponsors: M etropolitan Arts Commission - National E ndowm ent of the Arts - T. H. E. C. R. I . B
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Portland, Oregon
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3634 N. Williams
Portland, Oregon
Everybody's Record Co.
8115 S.E. Stark
Portland, Oregon