Portland Observer, December 29, 1962 Page 11
CL A S S /F /E D A D VER TIS IN G
D E A DL IN E FOR A D PL A CE M E N T, 4 P. M . M O N D A Y
Invitation to Bid
EMPLOYMENT
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Advertisement For Bids
Invitation For Bids
R E S ID E N T A ID E
Resident Aide for 300
unit p ublic housing
complex for the elderly
in N .E . P o rtlan d . Irre ­
gular hours. No m a in ­
tenance or rent collec­
tion. Enforces and pro­
m o tes good re la tio n s
b e tw e e n te n a n ts snd
m anagem ent M ust be
able to read in s tru c ­
tions and write reports.
Property m anagem ent
e x p e r ie n c e h e lp f u l.
Must be able to qualify
for lo w re n t p ub lic
housing for the elderly,
i.e . m in im um sge 62;
annual earnings not to
exceed »10,700. Com
p en satio n is »448 50
per m onth. Open until
filled Apply at 1724 SE
T e n in o , P o rtla n d , b e ­
tw e e n 10 a m . and 4
p .m ., M o nd ay-Frid ay.
Ask for Mary Hessel
4 a Equal Opportunity
Bid No. 83 256A
The Central Oregon Regional Housing Authority (LH A I will receive bids for
48 apartment unit* plus Community Building located on scattered sites in
the following cities: Bend, Redmond, Culver end Madras, until 1:30 p m ..
Pacific Standard Tima, on the 20th day of January 1983, at Redmond City
Hell, Redmond. Oregon 97758 at which time and place all bids will be pub­
licly opened and read aloud.
Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans end specifications,
are on file at the office of Architect William F. Bogie, at Red Oaks Square.
Bend, OR 97701.
Copies of the documents may be obtained by depositing 1100 paysble to
the Central Oregon Regional Housing Authority with the Architect for each
set of documents so obtained. Such deposit will be refunded to each per
son who returns the plans, specifications and other docum ents in good
condition within 10 days after bid opening.
Notice is hereby given that the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation Dis
trict of Oregon (Tri M et) will receive sealed bids until 2:00 p m .. Pscific
Standard Time on 28 January 1983. at 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue in the Con­
tracts Section. Third Floor, Portland. Oregon 97202, Attention: Contract
Specialist Bids will be opened in Conference Room " O " at that time for:
F U R N ISH IN G BUS BRAKE D R U M S
The successful bidder shall be required to comply with all applicable Equal
Opportunity and MBE laws and regulations.
All bidders shall be required to certify that they are not on the Comptroller
General's list of ineligible contractors.
The Tri-County M etropolitan Transportation District of Oregon does not
discriminate with regard to race, color, creed, sex or national origin
A certified check or bank draft, payable to the Central Oregon Regional
Housing Authority U .S Government bonds, or a satisfactory bid bond exe­
cuted by the bidder and acceptable sureties in an amount equal to five per
cent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid.
The invitation for Bid may be obtained from James J. Kirk, Contracts and
Legal Services. Phone (503) 238 5872
The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory per­
formance and payment bond or bonds
TRI CO U N TY M ETRO POLITAN TR AN SPO R TA TIO N
D ISTR IC T OF OREGON
John R Post. Director
Engineering and Contracts
Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunity, and
payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the
Specifications must be paid on this project
The Central Oregon Regional Housing Authority reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding.
No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of 60 days subsequent to the open­
ing of bids w ithout the consent of the Central Oregon Regional Housing
Authority.
Request For Proposals
Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Manager of the Port of Port­
land, 700 N.E. Multnomah Strteet, Portland, Oregon (mailing address: P O.
Box 3529, Portland, OR 97208) for items detailed herein until the indivi­
dually specified dates and times indicated, and thereafter publicly opened
and read.
Plans and specifications may be examined and/or obtained at the above ad­
dress
Bids must be on the bid form provided to prospective bidders and, when
Bid Surety is required, must be accom panied by a certified or cashier's
check drawn on a United States bank, or a bid bond payable to the Port of
Portland in an amount equal to at least 10 percent of the total amount bid.
W hen prequalification is required, the prequalification statements should be
received at least 10 days prior to the time set for bid opening. Applications
for prequalification may be submitted less than 10 days before bid opening,
but consideration by the Port cannot be assured.
A tte n tio n is called to the provisions o f th e O reg o n Revised S ta tu te s
279.350, providing that workers be paid prevailing wage rates
Description
Bid Opening Date
CRANE W IN D PIN SOCKETS. TERM INAL 6
BERTH 606
Set aside for MBE
January 4, 1983
2 :0 0 p .m .
RENTAL CAR SERVICE AREA. UTILITIES
PORTLAND INTERNA TIO NAL AIRPORT
Incentive to use MBE (10% )
January 20, 1963
2:00 p.m .
This oosition calls for strong capabilities in
descriptive and analytical writing, in oditing and
publication production, in conference organiza­
tio n , and in oral p re s e n ta tio n A p p lica n ts
should have appropriate education credentials,
5 to 8 years of experience, and sound manage
m ent skills Salary from »31,500 Application
deadline Decem ber 31, 1982 Screening and
hiring in January, 1983. Send letter of interest
and resume to:
Jill Edwards,
BOO W Eighth S tre e t. S u ite 110,
Vencouver. Weshington 98660
HOSPITAL
P H Y S IC A L
T H E R A P IS T
Em anuel Hospital and
m etropolitan hospitals
is now seeking a person
to fill th e perm anent
p a rt-tim e position for
experien ced, licensed
physical therapist. Thia
person will have the op
portunity to provide d i­
rect p atien t care to a
varied caseload of pa
tients Applicants may
R E S ID E N T IA L
Y O U TH CARE
W ORKER
For MacLaren parolees.
Portland Area Service Consortium is seeking proposals to provide vocation
al training to refugees in the Portland metro area Proposal requirements are
available from PASC . c /o Susan Bach, Contracts Coord.. Portland Com
munity College. 12000 S W 49th A ve., Portland. OR 97219, or by calling
244 6111, X 379. Proposals must be submitted by 5:00 p m Monday, Jen
uary 10. 1983
»9,600. For details call
223 9008
HOUSING
WHY RENT?
$3 85 .8 0 per mo P & I
first year paym ent V A ,
G PM just (1 2 5 0 dow n.
Total price » 4 9 .9 5 0 . 3
BDR ranch, fireplace in
living room, storm w in ­
d ow s, near p ark. S t.
Johns area By ow ner.
Vancouver. W A . (2061
694 2143
Forest jobs available
PORT OF PORTLAND
The Public Power Council (PPC I represents
the Northw est's 115 consumer owned utilities
that are customers of Bonneville Power Admin
istration. PPC's work involves power planning,
wholesale ratemaking, contract negotiations. Ii
ligation and legislation. PPC seeks a non amok
ing com m unications Director. The successful
applicant will design and run a program dealing
with a number of constituencies: member util­
ities, law m akers, public officials, the media,
other electric power groups and ratepayers
Employer
Central Oregon Regional
Housing Authority
Feith Popish
Acting Secretary
Invitation To Bid
Communications Director
The Colum bia Gorge Ranger Dis­
trict, a management unit o f the M t.
H o o d N a tio n a l F o rest, w ill have
jobs av ailab le on the D istrict this
summer.
O ver th irty tem porary positions
start in M ay or June and end in Sep­
tem ber or O cto b e r. The pay scale
varies from J 4 .I7 to $6.14 per hour
depending on the experience o f the
applicant.
Housing fo r tem porary em ploy­
ees is available on many of the Dis­
tricts in the M t. Hood National For­
est, but not on the Colum bia Gorge
District.
Most o f the available tem porary
positions fall into one o f these three
categories: T im b e r, W ild land Fire,
and R e creatio n . T im b e r jobs in ­
clude w ork such as tree p la n tin g ,
thin n in g, cone collection and ero
sion control. W ildland fire positions
call for brush piling , burning, and
fire fig h tin g . R ecreatio n job s in ­
clude ca m p grou n d m ain ten an ce,
trail maintenance and construction,
trail hosting and public inform ation
service.
Applications for next year’ s sum­
mer and seasonal jobs must be post
m arked no later than January IS,
1983.
Applicants may submit only one
application nationw ide to a Forest
Service Regional O ffice or Research
Station. To be considered for one of
the temporary jobs on our District,
they must specify interest in w o rk ­
ing for the M t. Hood National For­
est on their application. Applicants
must also be at least 18 years old at
the time they report for duly.
E m a n u e l H o sp ital
2801 N. G an ten b e in
P o rtla n d . OR 97227
(S03) 280 4164
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Service:
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General House Repair
and minor electrical
work
L O W P R IC E S
Corey Pritchett
284 2677
Evenings and
w eekends
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1603 NE 37th
287 0820
300 neat and n atu ral
densified wood logs for
»99 00
Over 1500 lbs
A p p lic a tio n s can be o b ta in ed
from the U .S. Forest Service or call
Janet Splawn at (503)695-2276
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M A IN T E N A N C E
U tility W o rk e r, W ash
ington County. »1118
»1359 per mo. M anual
labor tasks in the repair
Et m a in t, of roads
C o u n t y a p p lic a t io n
form s o n ly, resum es
N O T accepted A pply
by Jan 10, 1983 to
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
Personel, 150 N First
A ve., Room 305, Hills
boeo, OR 97123
TOWING
S I I A M p l u 'U '» I
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per mile J
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255-9060
W ANTED
R EFR IG S ft FREEZERS
Will pick up sq cabinets
only. Working or not.
Refrigeration Specialties
244 6376
Free
Book
Call: 228 3863
KKK
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Name _____________________
A d d ress_______ ____________
City------------------------------- State.
Z ip
the ‘ K K K ' wav an attem pt lo cover
up the b u r g la r y ,” F u h rm a n ex ­
plained. The house is quite isolated
so only a few neighbors know the
Whites lived there.
Fuhrm an said the Police D ep a rt­
ment has no knowledge of any Kian
groups operating in the Salem area
The Salem H u m a n Relations
Commission will hold a public meet
mg on December 30th at 7:00 p.m.
at City H all to discuss the mailer.
In the food stamp line
{Continued from page I column J)
necessary to go back out to the main
o ffic e fo r a " o n e -o n -o n e in te r­
v ie w .” Purpose o f this first in te r­
view is to screen out those who ob­
viously do not q u a lify . Those who
pass are assigned a certification in ­
te rv ie w , to take place anyw here
fro m several hours to several days
la te r. P ro o f o f incom e, rent re ­
ceipts, u tility b ills were to be
brought in for the certification ses­
sion.
For those tow ard the end o f the
line fo r the o ne-on -on e interview ,
this second step in the process lasted
close to two hours. One worker han­
dled ap p ro xim ately 25 applicants,
going through their individual prob­
t
lems, while two other people behind
the counter appeared to do nothing
at all. One woman sat at a desk and
lingered over the m o rn in g p ap er,
drinking several cups o f a hot bever­
age. A n o th e r re ferred occasional
walk-ins to the right department or
form to fill out. She had plenty o f
time to disappear several times and
return with cups of coffee, and chat
with others behind the counter.
A t one point she began collating
form s. W hen she was asked w hat
they w ere, she rep lied that they
made up an Aid to Dependent C h il­
dren (W e lfa re ) application packet.
There were 16 distinct forms and in­
struction sheets, some with multiple
copies.
By 9:35 those in line were showing
signs o f unrest. ’ ’They sure run you
arou n d h e re ,” said one w om an.
•’ Yeah,” said another, “ it’ s not like
this at other offices. W hatever it is
here, they run you through all these
gam es.” “ W h a t are you going to
d o? " asked the first woman. "Y o u
could g o ,” she said. " Y e a h , ” re ­
p lied the second w o m a n , " t h a t 's
just what they want you to do. But
where else is there to go?"
There was an ongoing com m en­
tary on the P A system: "S ecu rity—
you are notified that a tow truck has
been called to the parking area. Se­
cu rity— proceed to the parking are
for cover.”
M e a n w h ile , a N a tiv e A m erican
woman and her daughter had made
it to the window . "S p o tte d Bear?"
asked the food stamp w orker? " Is
that your fu ll last name?” " Y e s ,”
said the woman. "A n d you recently
came here fro m M o n ta n a ? " asked
the w o rk e r. " Y e s , ” re p lied the
woman. " W e ll, w e'll have to make
a collect call to M o n ta n a , you
kn o w , to v e rify this. Y o u 'v e been
here tw o m o n th s ? ” she asked.
" Y e s ," said the wom an, who tried
to explain her situ atio n . T he case
w o rk e r d isap p eared , then came
back to check her computer. " I just
w anted to m ake s u re ,” she said.
“ Now , you moved here two months
ago fro m M o n ta n a ? " " Y e s , ” re ­
plied the woman.
C h ic k e n a w h ile b ack . H e had
moved in with his parents, who were
both retired and receiving social se­
curity. Also living in the house were
his sister and a friend, along with a
" fr ie n d o f the f a m ily ." The case­
worker went over and over this, try­
ing to figure out who was getting in­
com e, w ho was c o n trib u tin g to
household expenses, and who was
c o o kin g and eatin g to g e th e r. It
turns out th at the Social Security
was the only incom e fo r the entire
household. A n d because he could
show no p ro o f o f income, and was
not applying as head o f the house­
h o ld , the young man was tu rn ed
A young m an was n ext. H e ex­ away.
plained his living situation— 25, sin­
g le, and w ith o u t incom e, he had
In the middle o f all this, another
been laid o f f fro m Kentucky Fried w o rke r cam e up and asked the
w orker doing the interview about
the case o f "th e Smiths' so n ." A p ­
parently, he was considered a recur­
ring problem . A fte r a five-m in u te
c o n s u lta tio n , the second w o rker
concluded w ith " L e t 's sic him on
S S I" (S u p p le m e n ta l S ecu rity I n ­
come). The worker doing the inter­
view ing d ro pp ed ev eryth in g and
made a call.
As 11 o'clock came and went, and
as those near the end o f the line
reached the fro n t, it appeared that
about one in five ap p lica n ts was
sailing through without problems.
M ea n w h ile, the P A system c o n ­
tinued its conversation: "S ecu rity,
calling Security to the parking area
Cover for tow away. Repeat Secur­
ity to the parking area to cover for
tow aw a y."
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