Portland Observer, January 19, 1983 Page 11
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D E A D L IN E FOR A D P L A C E M E N T , 4 P .M . M O N D A Y
Invitation to Bid
______ employment
Advertisement For Bids
Contract No. 83 7010
Notice is hereby given that the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation Dis
trict of Oregon (Tri Met) will receive sealed bids until 3:00 p.m ., Pacific
Standard Time, on March 1, ,983. at 4012 S.E. ,7th Avenue in the Con­
tracts Section, Third Floor, Portland, Oregon, 97202. Attention: John R
Post, Director of Engineering and Contracts. Bids will be opened in Confer­
ence Room "C ft D" at that time for:
Civil Construction &n Trackwork Installation: Line Section One,
for the Banfield Light Rail Tranait Project, Contract No. 83-7010.
The bid consists of track construction, special trackwork construction, rail
welding, track removal, drainage, roadwork, grading, aaphalt paving of
streets at grade crossings and access aisles between storage tracks, foun­
dations for traction electrification poles, construction of station platforms,
and other related work as may be detailed in the Bid Documents.
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 Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon does not
discriminate with regard to race, color, creed, sex. or national origin.
The Bid Documents may be obtained from Beth Collins. Contracts Section,
Tri-Met, 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202, on or after Jan
uary 20, 1983, upon payment of the non-refundable purchase price of
$75.00 per set of documents. Phone: (503) 239-6488; Telex: TRI MET PTL
151 724.
TRI-COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION
DISTRICT OF OREGON
John R. Post, Director
Engineering and Contracts
Sub-Bids Requested
Gresham Community Hospital
Bid Date: January 27,1983
4:00 P.M.
Donald M. Drake Company
1740 N.W. Flanders
Portland, Oregon 97209
(503) 226-3991
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids
from small business and small disadvantaged business
subcontractors and women and minority business enterprises.
Notice Of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-Met) in Room C of the
Portland Building, 1120 S.W . 5th, at 7:30 p.m., on Thursday. February 17
to receive public comment on proposed bus service changes on lines »8
15th Ave./Willamette, » 8 5 Vancouver Ave., and »75-39th Ave/Lombard.
Further information regarding the proposed changes may be obtained from
the Transit Development Department, Tri-Met, 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue,
Portland. 97202. Written or oral comments may be submitted in advance of
the hearing to the Board of Directors. Tri Met. 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue,
Portland, OR 97202.
TRI-COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION
DISTRICT OF OREGON
Paul N Bay. Executive Director
Planning and Development Division
Notice Of Election Of Board Members
PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
Notice is hereby given that on March 29. 1983, an election will be held for
the purpose of electing three board members for Portland Community
College District (Columbia. Clackamas. Multnomah, Washington. Yam
hill Counties) to fill the following positions and terms:
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 7
4 year term
4 year term
4 year term
Expires June 30, 1967
Expires June 30. 1987
Expires June 30, 1987
The polls will be open from 8:00 a m. to 8:00 p.m.
Each candidate for an office listed above must file a declaration of cendi-
dacty or petition for nomination with the Elections Department of Mult
nomah County. Oregon, not later than 34 days before the date of such
election, the deadline for such filing being 5,00 p.m on Wednesday,
February 23, 1983
W ILLIAM J. RADAKOVICH
County Clerk
Multnomah County
PROGRAMMER
M anufacturer of air­
craft, missile and nu­
c le a r c o m p o n e n ts
seeks numerical control
programmmer familiar
w ith APT language,
m ulti-axis contouring
and with the ap plica­
tion of aircraft contour
data to parts program­
ming. Enjoy the seren­
ity of small town living
w ith salt and fresh
water fishing, hunting,
boating and the spec­
tacular Olympic Moun­
tains all in easy reach.
M o v in g a llo w a n c e ,
medical, dental and vi­
sion insurance for em ­
ployees and d ep en ­
dents. Life insurance
and pension plan.
Equal opportunity em ­
ployer. W rite or call
Jim Ambrose. Certified
M an u factu ring C om ­
pany, Sanderson Field.
Shelton, W ashington
98684 Telephone 1206)
426-2626
C H E M IC A L
OCEANOGRAPHER
Assistant Professor,
tenure track position
for applicants with re­
cent Ph 0 . and compe
tence and interest in
contemporary marine
chemistry or geochem­
istry Duties will include
development of re­
search projects and
some teaching Salary
negotiable depending
upon experience and
qualifications Submit
resume and names and
addresses of three ref­
erences by 1 March
1983 to: G. Ross
Heath, Dean. School of
Oceanography. Oregon
State University, Cor­
vallis. Oregon 97331.
An Affirmative Action
Equal Opportunity
Employer.
DIRECTOR
For Fairbanks Counsel
ing ft Adoption, an
agency of Catholic
Community Resources,
Inc. Masters level or
above, with proven ad­
ministrative skills re ­
quired. Present pro­
grams include individu-
a l/yo uth/fam ily coun­
seling; unwed parent
counseling; adoption
services Salary negoti­
able. Send resume with
4 references to: C ar­
olyn Winters, Director,
C atholic C om m unity
Resources in c.. 1316
Peger Rd . Fairbanks,
Alaska 99701.________
RESEARCH
A S S IS T A N T
to work on reforests
tion research in south
west Oregon. Minimum
qualifications B S. in
Forestry w ith experi­
ence in conifer regener
a t in , m e n s u r a tio n ,
soils, statistics, and
surveying O rgan iza­
tional and supervisory
skills are necessary
Salary $14.000 »18.000
per annum . Position
full time for one year, j
subject to renewal
ENGINEER
thereafter based on
c o n tin u e d s u p p o rt. I Accelerator Physicist/
Engineer »1646 $2572
Send letter of applica­
per mo. Design develop
tion, resume, trans­
test ft maintain new
cripts of all university
systems associated w /
work, and three letters
nuclear Physics Lab ac­
of recommendation by
celerator. Masters in
February 5, 1983 to Dr
Physics. EE or ME or 2
Stephen D. Hobbs.
years min. work exper.
Forestry Intensified Re
Resume
to
Derek
search Program. 1301
Storm, Nuclear Physics
M aple Grove Drive.
Lab. G L -10 University
M edfor, OR 97501.
of W ashington, S e a ­
O re g o n
S ta te
ttle. W A 98195 by
; University is an A ffir­
1/31/83
mative Action Equal
An Equal Opportunity
E m ploym ent O p p o r­
Affirmative Action
tunity Employer and
Employer
complies with Section
504 of the Rehabilita
tion Act of 1973.
SALES
Growing company has openings for:
O u ts id e S ales R e p re s e n ta tiv e s : Base salary .
commission, car attar 90 days: protaaaronai salat aspananca
(taarraabla. in h o u n training program
Part Tim e Phone Sales: Phona sa<»s e.panence good
communication skill« «alary neg DOE
S e rv ic e -S a le * R e p re s e n ta tiv e : Public r e l a t i o n
skills organization« skills to a n rv ic a accounts salary nag DOE.
company car pro vidad
FOR
IN F O R M A T IO N
CALL
BROOKS-TATE AGENCY
Employer Fee Paid »53 83
284 7974
YOUTH CARE
W ORKER
Positions in residentisl
r. home for delinquent
boys. $9,600. For d e ­
tails call 223 6145
M ILLW R IG H T
W anted: experienced
m illwright for veneer
operations. Send re ­
sume to P 0 . Box 870,
B ro o k in g s , O re g o n
97416
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Male/Eemale
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
Alaska Tundra Exhibit
W ashington Park Zoo
Portland. Oragon
BID DATE: February 2.1983 2:00 p m. PST
Brockamp and Jaeger Inc.
15798 S. Boardwalk • Oregon City. Oregon 97046
(5:3) 666-9151
Hr
an e qual o p p o rtu n ity em p loyer a n d request sub bids
fro m women and m inority owned business enterprises
Community Calendar
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
CARPET and FLOOR
I
C OVERING
Estimator sod Install»'
naadad tor
sub contract work
O lona M c M u r tr y 2 2 * SOI*
Trans Atlantic Trading
EMPLOYMENT
CITY OF PORTLAND
BUSINESS
LICENSE
MANAGER
$2,822/mo. entry rete
H EA RING S
OFFICER/
CODE
ENFORCEM ENT
$32,636 year entry rate
VIDEO TECHNICIAN
$1,744/mo entry rate
Applications must be
received by 5.00 p.m.,
Friday, January 28,
1983
Apply to:
Portland Civil
Service
1220 S W Fftth.
Rm. 100
Portland. OR 97201
OR
Urban League
6327 NE Union Ave.
Suite 218
Portland, OR 97208
TELEVISION
PRODUCER/
D IR E C T O R A
To produce and direct
te le v is io n p ro gram s
and program segments
for non co m m ercial,
educational television
broadcast. Must have a
bachelor's degree 4 3
years experience in
television production-
related positions. Un­
classified perm anent
position; salary range
M 17 »1294 »1577
m o n t h ly .
Send
completed application
to:
Mrs. Alicia W olfrum
Personnel
Oregon Public
Broadcasting
2828 SW Front Ave.
Portland. OR 97201
Closing date Feb. 4,
1983
Oregon Public Broad-
casting « an Equal Op­
portunity Employer.
R A D IO S T A T IO N
ENGINEER
Local radio station
seeks qualified licensed
broadcast engineer for
Portland A M /F M facil­
ity. Send resume and
salary history to P 0 -
Box 197, Portland. OR
97207. Minorities and
women are encouraged
to apply
Second Annual Gospel Featlval, headlined by Grammy Award winner
Tramaine Hawkins, 7 p.m ., Saturday, Jan. 29. in the Smith Center Ball­
room, Portland State University. Also featured will he two local choirs.
Time Sound, and House of Prayer for All Nations. Admission is $3; tickets
available at the door and at the University's Box Office.
S urviving U n e m p lo y m e n t, free workshop, offered by Unemployed
United. The workshop will cover questions about housing (mortgage de­
fault counseling and tenant rights), food resources, energy assistance, and
cheap entertainment options: Thursday, Jan. 27th, noon-2:30 p.m. at 3534
S .E . M ain (bus lines 14 and 75). For more inform ation call Marceline
Canterbury evenings, 238-3775 or S.E. Uplift at 232-0010. Call in advance
if childcare is needed.
African end Latin jazz dance, w ith Obo Addy end Kukrudu and El
C on ju n to Fabuloao, 8 p.m ., January 29th, at the Neighbors of Wood
craft. Tickets available at the door, JS. Neighbors of Woodcraft is located
at 1410S.W. Morrison St.
N icarag u a: A S o ciety in T re n e itlo n , a selection o f photographs by
New York photographer Jamey Stillings, opens Monday, Jan. 31, at the
White Gallery, Portland Slate University. Stillings spent three months in
Nicaragua filming ordinary people at work and observing the changes re­
sulting from the 1979 Sandinista revolution. During late 1980 and early
1981 he spent time visiting a farming cooperative in Coyolito; observed San-
dinista's Literary Crusade in Pantipitu; and worked in a state-owned cot lee
farm at LaEstrella. His resulting photographs reflect what Stillings calls an
“ in-depth and realistic picture of the on going revolutionary process in N i­
caragua." The exhibit will open from 7-9 p.m., and will run from Feb. I to
Feb 25.
Black W om an W riter* on Reclem end Sexism a series of events spot
lighting the artistic and political work and views of four nationally known
black women. The events, all free and open to the public, will take place
throughout the week of January 23-27 at various locations in the Eugene -
area. For information, call Sandra Jenkins, 1-342-2901 or L hinosole, 1-747-
4501, ext. 419.
Y W C A of P o rtla n d W in te r Term begins Jan. 24 at three locations.
Downtown. Northeast and St. Johns. The nine-week term includes classes,
workshop special events in a variety o f areas. The Northeast Center is
located at 126 N .E. Alberta; the Downtown Center at I I I S.W 10th; the St.
Johns Center at 8010 N. Charleston. For more inform ation contact the
Y W C A , 223 6281, ext. 218.
O SU * A n n u a l Beaver O pen H ou se, Saturday, Jan. 29th, for high
school seniors and community college students who plan to enroll at OSU
next year. This year's program will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Gill C oliseum. A
30-minute orientation meeting will be followed by student visits to their
"firs t choice” academic area Visits to second and third choice fields of
study are planned in the afternoon. For more information, call 1-754-4611.
N O W member* visit Ruaela and China, monthly NOW forum, fea­
turing two Portland members who will speak about their trips behind the
Iron Curtain. Both women, Cheryl McDowell and Barbara Dirks, are long
time activists and advocates of feminism. January 27th, 7:30 p.m ., at the
Old Wives Tales restaurant banquet room (S.E. 13th A Burnside). 1 he
public is invited and there is no charge. The facility is wheelchair accessible
and free parking and child care are available. For more information call
232-1872 after 7:00 p.m. or leave a message at 295-2550.
Portland C ity Planning Com m ission meeting, Jan. 25. at Cleveland
High School, 3400 S.E. 26th, in the school’s Library. For further informa­
tion, contact the Secretary to the Planning Commission at 796-7708
THE BEEPER PEOPLE.
7 1 3 S .W . 1 2 th Street
C all 2 2 4 -B E E P for a fre e dem on stration.
Services
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DOWNEY
INSURANCE
AGENCY, INC.
5205 S.W 6th Ave.
228 8327
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