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Portland Observer, September 8, 1982 Section II Page 7 JOB FINDER Personnel A nelyet City of Salem, Oregon. $1946-$2487/mo. Un der direction of Person nel Director responsible for general personnel work. Considerable ex perience in end know ledge of public sector classification and com pensation practices and principles; affirmative action concepts, guide lines, reporting and in vestigation; recruiting and examination; gen eral personnel work. 4 yr degree, major course work in personnel, bus iness or public adminis tration, or any equiva lent combination of ex perience and training. Closing date: 10/1/82. Apply: City of Salem Personnel Department, Room 225, 555 Liberty S.E., Salem, Oregon 97301.______________ Project Coordinator/ Economic Development. City of Salem, 11853 •2 3 7 3 /mo. Under di rection of the Economic Development Adminis trator assist in the plan ning, implementation and management of the City's economic devel opment program. Con siderable knowledge it experience in economic development project design and manage ment; 4 yr degree with major course work in planning, economics, business or public ad ministration or any e- quivalent combination of experience and train ing. Ability to manage multiple project phases; work well with officials, business organizations, citizens, employees; ef fective communication and supervision skills. Closing date: 10/1/82. Apply: City of Salem Personnel Department, Room 225, 555 Liberty S.E., Salem, Oregon 9730L EQUIPMENT SERVICE WORKER, Washington County, $1221 $1483/ mo. Requires responsi ble experience and train ing servicing and repair ing automotive & heavy equipment including tune-up, brake and lu brication. Last filing date Sept. 21, 1982. County applications only, resu mes NOT accepted. Ap ply, Washington Coun ty Personnel, 150 N. First Ave., Room 305, Hillsboro, OR 97123. An Equal Opportunity Em ployer. Nurse RN & LVN's Immed. opening for ap plicant w/convalescent exp. Work in a small long term care facility in a rural area in No. Calif. Write P.O. Box 1115, Williams, Calif. 95987 or call 916/473 Mat___________ SEC RETAR Y T Y P IS T M ust type 6 0 + w p m . Backup receptionist as needed. Excellent com pany benefits, salary based on experience. Resumes only, no phone inquiries please. D e la u n a y M e n ta l Health Center, 5215 N. L o m b a rd , P o rtla n d , 97203. A f f ir m a t iv e A c tio n Equal Opportunity Em ployer. Resumes must be received by S ept. 10th. PA R T OR F U L L T IM E area mail receiving agentsl Good incomel No experience! Stay homel Start immedi a te ly . In f o r m a t io n , send self addressed, s ta m p e d e n v e lo p e . V IL L A F A N A , Box 2590 B21, Ocala. Flori da, 32678 » Attention Serious Job Seekers Would you like to set your own hours with practi cally no limit on earnings and have vacations as desired? If so, than why not conveniently work with us sorting/bundling mail. Receive work and payments by mall. Start immediately! For informa tion, a self-addressed stamped envelope assures a prompt reply. M a ll M a rk e tin g Services, P.O. Box 2680, O cala, Florida 32S78 Y O U T H PR O JEC T TELECRUITER T E C H N IC IA N Previous phone sales Personnel Service con experience necessary. tract for a technical spe Part-time evening posi cialist for the Tri-County tion available for indi Youth Service Consor vidual to contact poten tium. Term of the per tial blood donors. Aside sonnel service contract from having good ver is expected to be four bal and written commu- months with renewal nucation skills, you for an additional eight must be people oriented months following a pos and possess persuasive itive evaluation of con sales techniques. Start tract performance and ing salary $4.38/hr. available funds. Range Work hours Monday- of the contract fee is Thursday, 5-9:00 pm & •6,000 to •6,600 for Sunday, 4-8 pm. Please work to be accomplished send resume no later in the 4 month period than Sept. 13, 1982 to starting Oct. 1, 1982. American Red Cross, Collects, tabulates b 4200 S W Corbett, Port reports on statistical da land, OR 97201. An ta; reviews monthly fis Equal Opportunity Em cal and quarterly pro ployer. gram reports; represents SE N IO R C O ST Consortium on commu ACCO UNTANT nity task forces, com W e're a major, Port mittees; staffs Consor tium inter agency proj land based division of a Fortune 500 company, ect team. and we're looking for a M S W and 2 yrs. post Senior Cost Accountant. graduate work experi To start, you can of ence preferred; know ledge/experience in ju fer us 3 to 5 years cost venile justice system accounting and stan and/or youth-serving dard job cost account agency required; know ing experience in a man ledge of client tracking ufacturing environment. You can also back that and computer systems. Obtain supplemental up with your BS degree in Accounting. application materials re Other critical skills we quired for submission seek are excellent inter from: personal communica- T ri-C ounty Youth tinos ability, good tech Services C onsortium nical skills, and above c /o M e tro all, a strong working 526 SW Hall Closing date for sub , commitment. In turn, mission of materials is we'll reward you for it: Salary is $24K to $30K September 15, 1982 a year, commensurate An equal Opportuni with your experience. ty Employer. If selected, you'll re Certified Child C a re — port to our Manager for Loving Home Environ Cost Accounting. ment. Meals, fenced If this position inter yard, dropins welcome, ests you, and you're experienced and reliable qualified, forward us 286 1727. your resume, in confi dence. SPEECH Pathologist c /o Portland Observer Outreach Parent Instruc P.O. Box 3137 tor: Assessment and in Portland, OR 97208 terviews with ages 3 5 in center and home- based setting. Duties: Assessment, I.E.P. de velopment, program ming, parent education. Requires minimum BA Speech Pathology, 2 years experience with ages 3-5. Starts imme diately, 10 months. Sal ary to be determined. Send resume and letter of interest to: The Old Mill School, Inc. 532 N .W . 8th St Corvallis, OR 97330 (503) 757 8068 3 letters of reference sent directly to The Old Mill School, Inc. Clos ing date: Sept. 10, 1982. EOE. The Oregon Department of Transportation intends to issue a Request for Propsele (RFP) for services of a consultant to perform a study of the existing telecommunications system in the Transportation Building in Salem, Oregon. Consultant firms with relevant experience are invited to submit proposals in response to the RFP by 2:00 p.m ., Pacific Time, October 16, 1982 to: Patricia Dunn, Telecommunications Subcommittee, 300 Transportation Building, Salem, OR 97310. The Black United Front meets every Thursday at 7:30 pm at the Kina Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N .E . 7th Avenue. The study will consist of evaluating the current systems, identifying alter natives, providing economic comparisons, recommending the best alter native, and presenting written and oral report to department management. Friday, S e p te m b e r 10 Preschool Storytime for ages 3-5 starts at 10:30 am at N. Portland L i brary, 512 N. Killingsworth. 284-5622. The department reserves the right not to make an award if that is deemed to serve its best interest. Final selection of a consultant will be based on evalu ation of the material contained in the consultant's proposal. The First City Club o f Portland hosts a debate between Gov. Victor Atiyeh and Sen. Ted Kulongoski at 12:30 pm. Lunch tickets sold out. W ill be broadcast live on Ch. 6 & 8 and on K Y X I Radio. W ill be shown at 7 pm on Ch 2 and at 10 pm on Ch 10. The policy of the Oregon Department of Transportation is to provide equal opportunity for participation in its contracting activities to all persons and firms, in compliance with applicable federal and state laws, rules, and regu lations. The Department of Transportation hereby notifies all offerors that it will affirmatively insure that minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit proposals in response to invitations to participate in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement. In considera tion for an award, persons or firms will not be discriminated against because of race, age, color, sex, religion, national origin, mental or physical handicap, political affiliation, or marital status. Saturday, S e p te m b er 11 The Second Annual Neighborhood Energy Fair will be held from 11 am until 6 pm at the King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N .E . 7th Avenue. The Portland Chamber Orchestra Association will hold its Annual Schol arship Competition for soprano and baritone, with winners to be featured in the orchestra’s spring production o f M enotti’s opera, “ The Telephone.” 1-3 pm, 1st Methodist Church, S.W . 18th & Jefferson. Auditions open to public. Two winners each receive a $500 scholarship award. The L IF E (Low Income Families Emergency) Center is having a Super Sidewalk Sale from 9am to 6pm at 321 N .E . Russell Streeet on the sidewalk in front o f the center. M o n d a y, S e p te m b er 13 The Northeast Video Access Project, an independent grassroots group helping all N.E.-area Portland residents and organizations understand and use the community access channels on cable T V , meets at the King Neigh borhood Facility, 4815 N .E . 7th Avenue, at 7:30 pm. A ll interested persons are urged to attend. Operation Big Vote Crusade ’82 will meet at the Community Church o f God, corner o f N .E . Skidmore and M allory. This meeting will start prompt ly at 6 pm and will end at 7 pm. Organizations are invited to send represen tatives to the meeting. Tueaday. S e p te m b er 14 Meeting o f the Northeast Police Precinct Council. 7:30 pm at the King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N .E . 7th Avenue. Portland Development Commission meets at 10 am at the Portland Building, 1120 S.W . 5th Avenue, 11th floor. Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 279.061 and Executive Department Re vised Administrative Rules #122-20-006 through 020 will be followed in mak ing consultant selection. There is no charge for the first copy of the RFP and it may be obtained after September 10, 1982, by writing or calling: Patricia Dunn, Telecommunica tions Subcommittee, 300 Transportation Bldg., Salem, OR 97310 tele phone (503) 378-5411. P u b lic N o tic e MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (MBE) TRI-COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT OF OREGON (TRI-MET) POLICY STATEMENT The Oregon Dept. o f Energy Small Scale Energy Loan Program Advisory Committee meets at 9 am in Salem in M all Level Conference Room, Rev enue Bldg., 955 Center Street. Meeting is open to the public. The Portland City Planning Commission meets at noon in the City of Portland Bldg., Meeting Room C, 2nd floor, 1120 S.W . 5th. For inform a tion contact Secretary at 796-7708. It is the policy of the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-Met) that Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) as defined in Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Part 23, and as it may be explained, shall have the maximum opportunity to participate in the performance of contracts. S e p te m b er 14 - N o ve m b er 2 I Can Cope, a nationwide program co-sponsored by the American Cancer Society, discusses the reality o f cancer and how to cope with its effects. O f fered by the Providence Medical Center, the fall series o f free weekly classes begin Tuesday and may be taken at 3:3O-5pm or 7:3O-9pm. To register contact the Nursing Education Dept. at Providence, 230-1111 ext. 5634. W ednesday, S e p te m b er 15 The Woodlawn Improvement Association meets at 7:30 pm in Oddfellows H all. 700 N .E . Dekum. An Anti-Rape Parade sponsored by the Northeast Neighborhood Crime Prevention Program starts at 6 pm. Call 248-4763 for location. W IL L -C O P E , the Willamette-Columbia Parkinsonian Society, will meet at 7 pm at the Easter Seal Center, 5757 S.W . Macadam. Speaker is Florine DuFresne, author o f “ Home Care: An Alternative to the Nursing Home — Why? How?” The Northeast YW CA begins fall activities with Friendship Day at 10 am at the N .E . Center, 126 N .E . Alberta. Noon luncheon, “ Fillet G um bo,” prepared by N .E . cook Marie Brooks, available for $3.00. Community in vited. Demonstrations by calligraphy instructor June Gaps and oil painting instructor Audrey Beard plus displays from classes. Contact Deiron Barrett or Karen Van Tassel at 228-5173 for info or fall class offering schedules. S e p te m b er 18-18 The Portland W omen’s Crisis Fine Rummage Sale and Drawing f o r Prizes will take place fro m 8am to 5pm at Our Lady o f Sorrows, 5406 S.E. Knight. N onprofit corporate organization has operated 24-hour, 7-days/wk service to women and children who are victims o f rape, domestic violence and incest. For info or drawing tickets call 232-9751. has these openings: The responsibilities and the objectives of the commitment are described in the Tri-Met Minority Business Enterprise procedures, which are available for inspection through the MBE Manager's Office. To ensure the objectives of this policy, Tri-Met has established an overall goal of 10% MBE and 1% FBE (female business enterprise) participation in construction contracts, 10% MBE and 1% FBE participation in consultant contracts; and an overall goal of 6% MBE and 5% FBE participation in atm plier/vendor contracts. A description of how the goals were established is available for inspection during normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) through the MBE Manager's Office until October 16,1982. The public may submit written comments on the goals until October 15, 1962. These comments will be used for informational purposes only and can be sent to Ms. Andrea R. Hollie, Manager, Minority Business Enterprise, Tri-Met, 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202. Special Limited Offer: 17-JEWEL SWISS-MADE WATCH $49.95 VALUE ONLY $14.95 * * * * Stainless Steel Back Diamond Tooled Electronically Timed 1 Year Guarantee Send $14 95 + S1 50 Postage and Handling to Peck Sales. 62 W 45 St New York, N Y 10036 1 Manager, Institutional Buildings Program. Grant program for energy conservation in government and non-profit buildings. Energy and m anage ment experience preferred. $1,800 2,282 per month. Check or M oney Order Only Local Government Energy M anagem ent Spe cialist, will plan, develop, and provide technical assistance to Oregon Local Governm ents on energy management programs for their internal operations. Energy management and /o r local government operations preferred. $1,040 1,442 per month. Starting salary depends on qualifications. Good benefits. Send resume and request for application by September 17, 1982, to Jean Knepper, Oregon D epartm ent of Energy, 102 Labor b Industries Building, Salem, OR 97310. Tri-Met and any recipient of a contract will ensure that discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, mental or physical handicap, or marital status is prohibited. W ORD SEEK TM Cats • Engineer providing technical support for institu tional buildings conservation program. Evalu ates applications for engineering study and ret rofit project funding. Conducts on-site inspec tions. Prefer registered professional engineer. $1,977-2,510 per month. S O M E S E W IN G M ending, alterations, car seat covers, other item s. Trade or cash. 235 6042. N o tic e O f In te n t T o Issue R e q u e s t For P ro p o sals (R F P ) S e p te m b er 7 - O c to b e r 2 The Folk C rq /t Gallery is showing "Lights Aglow,” a Ron M erkt exhibi tion o f sculpture with light. 11 am - 5 pm, free to public. Thursday. S e p te m b e r 8 The Irvington Community Association meets at 7:45 pm at the Augus- tana Lutheran Church, 2710 N .E . 14th. Agenda includes Bylaws Com m it tee report and outreach for annual meeting. OREGON DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY NEED a gospel piano player. Call: 28V 1 158. KILLS FLEASJICKS! Sergeants SENTRY’S T 0 I V I I A E G E R S T O C T A D W U u A C o L D O G T H B w G U \J N H N N I A O A E O N U 0 K A I ■ B U Y A L A C K S F U H G L E W H 8 p M V L I N U U G A J Answers: Tabby, Persian, Siamese, C a lic o , Shorthair, M a n x, Abyssinian, Burmese, Hima layan, Angora, Rex, Bobcat, Cheetah, Jag uar, Leopard, Lion, Lynx, M ountain Lion, O c e lo t, O u n ce , Panther, Serval, Tiger, W ild ca t Flea & Tick Collar / / I C U T 'N STRAIN ALL YOU N EED FOR M IN O R ITC H E S AND RA SH ES. I f f The One Piece Cutting Board & Colander That Fits Both Single and Double Sinks • Cut and Rinse Vegetables, Fruits • Trim and Clean Meat, Poultry, Fish • Defrost Frozen Foods JEEPS, GOVERNMENT SU R PLU S Listed for $3,196; sold for $44. For bargains like these, call for the D irectory, (312) 931 1961, ext. 2141. 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