Portland Otmrvar, February 23,1983 Page 11
CL A S S !F!ED A D VER U SIN G
D E A DL IN E FOR A D PL A CE IVI E N T, 4 P. M . M O N D A Y
EMPLOYMENT
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY
8Y8TEM8 ft
PLANNING
MANAGER
NUTRITIONIST
M otor Vehicles D ivi­
sion, Salem. Coordin­
ates agency's long-
range and systems de­
velopment plans, man­
ages systems projects,
develops systems de­
velopment guidelines,
participates in planning
com puter operations
and data processing
systems development.
Supervises staff of
management analysts;
responsible for work
measurement, legisla­
tive analysis, layout
planning, forecasting.
»896 »1.034 monthly.
P rovide» n u tritio n a l
counseling services to
individuals and families
in the community and
serves as a consultant
to the Com munity
Health Services Divi­
sion staff. Specific du­
ties include assisting in
the coordination and
integration of nutrition
services through spe­
cialized programs, e.g.,
W IC , M aternal, Child
Health, Primary Care
and Family Planning.
The current opening is
a Half-tim e position.
OPERATIONAL
AUDITOR 2
»9 46*12 30/
•9 .46-»12.30/hr (start­
ing rate DOE). Employ
ee performs operational
and performance audits
to evaluate the efficien
cy, economy and per­
form ance of County
departments and func­
tions. (May be filled on
a part-time basis only.)
Applicants must have a
thorough knowledge of
m a n a g e m e n t th e o ry
and practivee. auditing
principles and p rac­
tices, accounting, pub
lie finance, and data
p ro c e s s in g a p p lic a ­
tions. CPA desirable.
This is an unclassified,
non-Civil Service posi­
tion. Call 248-6015, Ext.
16, for inform ation or
send resume to M u lt­
nomah County Employ
ee Relations Division,
1120
SW
Fourth
Avenue, Room 1430,
Portland, OR 97204.
Applications for this
position
will
be
a c c e p t e d th r o u g h
Wednesday, March 2,
1983.
Must have 6 yrs m an­
agement or supervisory
TO Q U A LIFY appli­ experience, including 3
cants must have a yrs in work m easure­
Bachelor's degree in ment or simplification,
nutrition and one year organizational analysis,
of experience as a nu­ systems end proce­
tritionist. (Additional dures, records manage­
academic training may ment or space u tiliza­
be substituted for ex­ tion and a Bachelor’s
perience.!
degree in industrial en­
Apply for this position g in e e rin g , in d u s tria l
no later than 4 30 p.m., psychology, public ad­
Friday. March 4, 1983.
ministration, business
WHERE TO APPLY: administration or re­
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty lated field required.
C o u rth o u s e , R oom »2033 per month to
134, 1021 S W Fourth start, liberal fringe ben­
Avenue, Portland, OR efits.
97204. PHONE: (503)
248-5015.
Apply to: Personnel Of­
An Equal Opportunity fice, Motor Vehicles Di­
Employer
vision, 1905 Lana Ave.,
N .E .,
Salem,
OR
97314 1503)378 6901
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
WORD/DATA
PROCESSOR
760-4840/761 7783
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Seeking part »ime or summer employment The
United States Air Force will pay you »1,000 per
month to continue your education. If you're
within 12 months of receiving a Bachelors or
Masters degree in most engineering disciplines,
look no more. A commisison as an Air Force
engineering officer follows completion of your
degree. Criteria for selection is high so to find
out if you qualify contact: TSgts Potter or Phil­
lips, Federal Bldg, Suite G-11, 1220 S W 3 rd
Ave , Portland, OR 97204. Phone 221 2864.
GOD
VETS
Civil Construction and track work installation (LS-1),
Graaham Terminal station to S.E. 197th Ave.
Bid Date: March 1,1983 at 3 p.m .
RAILCO
a MULTI CONSTRUCTION, INC.
all positions avail on 3-
11 Et 11 7 shifts. Apply
at Skyline Hosp. PO
Box 648, W h ite S al­
mon, W A 98672 or call
(509)483 1101.
is all you need to move
in. Large 4 Bed-possi­
ble 6 Bed family home.
Good SE neighborhood.
Won't last long at
»66,500
Equal Opportunity
Employer
M/F/H
(503) 636-8191
C.C. Myers, Inc.
(916) 635-9370
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids
from women and minority business enterprises.
Contr. #83 7010
Equal Opportunity Employer
Business Opportunity M B E /W B E
Contractors and Suppliers
City of Portland
HCD Public Hearings
Two public hearings have been scheduled to accept public testimony on
the proposed Housing and Community Development Program for fiscal
year 1983 84
Herzog Construction Corporation of St. Joseph, Missouri, will be bidding
a t a general contractor on the tract work installation for the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon on March 1, 1983, and ia
soliciting quotations for various items of work.
The first will be held before the Portland City Planning Commission on
Tuesday. March 8 st 7:30 p.m. In the Portland Building. 1120 SW Fifth
Avenue, Second Floor Hearing Room.
Qualified minority and/or woman-owned businesses are encouraged to
contact our office at 1 -816233-9001 for further information.
Plans and specs may be viewed at Tri-Met offices in Portland.
If you are not able to attned, or would like to provide your comments in ad­
vance, send written comments directly to the Plannign Commission:
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Portland City Planning Commission
1120 SW Fifth Avenue. 13th Floor
Portland, Oregon 97204
Please identify the material as regarding the March 8, 1983 HCD hearing.
The second public hearing will be held before City Council on Wednesday,
March 3 0 at 10:00a.m., City HaH, 1220 SW Fifth Avenue.
N O TIC E OF PUBLIC H EA R IN G
Notice Is heerby given that a public bearing will be held by the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-Met) at the Portland
Building. 1120 S.W . 5th. Meeting Room "D" (2nd Floor). Portland. Oregon
at 10:00 a.m ., Monday, March 14, 1983 for the purpose of considering pro­
jects for which financial assistance is being sought from the Urban Maae
Transportation Administration under Section 3 of the Urban Meee Trans­
portation Act of 1964, as amended
The total project cost ia »6,146,000 of which »4,116,000 is Federal share and
»1,029,000 is the local share. Projects included in the grant application are:
1) Engineering, construction and amenities for street, crosswalk
and sidewalk improvements along the light rail alignment on
YamhUI and Morrison Streets between 1st Ave. and 11th Ave. in
in downtown Portland. The total project cost is »6,000,000.
»4,000,000 Federal; »1,000.000local share.)
All proposers will 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, sex or national origin.
The Request for Proposal may be obtaiend from Beth Collin» at 4012 S.E.
17th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202, Phone 1603) 239 6466
520 S W 6th Ave.
TRI COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION
DISTRICT OF OREGON
John R Poet, Director
Engineering and Contracts
REAL ESTATE
★ NOW OPEN *
Abortion:
woman's
choice
NEW-BEAUTIFUL
R en t S ub sized
Hi Rise Living
Abortion is « l e and leyai in ,i
dm « setting W c oWer abortion service-, up to 20 weeks
from the last menstrual period The abcxticyi prex edure
used up to 12 weeks is var uum aspiratirxi w ith minimal
dilalxxi Dilation and Evai nation |an adaptxxi ot the
suction m ethod| is used ftx a tx x tx n s 13
.
to 20 weeks Atxxtxxis are performed
D o w n to w n
* Designed for Seniors end handicapped
* Qualified Applicants pay only 30%
of their income
* 162 units completely refurbiehed
* Most modem fire & security systems
C
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PO R TLA N D
FEMINIST
W O M E N 'S
HEALTH
CENTER
For Inform ation call. . . .
PARK TOWER
731 S W S A L M O N
227-3367
w ith optxxial local anesthetx
M e d « a«J insurance and major c red«
An environment»! review has determined that the changes to the final envi
ronmentsl impact statement for the Benfield light rail project due to these
projects do not result in significant environmental impacts and no supple
mental environmental impact statement is required.
The projects ere currently under review by the A 96 Clearinghouse end will
be included in the FY '83 annuel element of the regional Treneportetion Im­
provement Program.
In keeping with the Benfield light reil project in general, construction along
the downtown light rail alignment will sddreee the needs of the elderly end
handicapped Downtown station platforms will be concrete extensions of
the sidewalks adjacent to track rights-of-way. Amenities such as widened
side-walke, curb cuts and benches will similarly promote accessibility to
light reN stations and cars.
A statement of T ri-M et’t proposed charter bus service is available for In­
spection at the Tri Met Administration offices
Tri-Met wiN not be engaging in school bus operations.
There will be no direct impact on private treneportetion enterprise by either
of the projects
At the heering. Tri Met will afford an opportunity for interested persons or
agencies to be heard with respect to the eocial, economic and environment­
al aspects of the projects Interested persons may submit orally or in writing
evidence and recommendations with respect to said projects.
A copy of the application for a Federal grant for the proposed projects, to
gather vtth an environment»! enefyeie and the transit development plan for
the area, end statement of proposed Charter service ere currently available
for public inspection et Tri-Met, Planning and Development Division, 4012
S.E. 17th, Portland, Oregon.
cards are accepted Other referrals are
available call for further information
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S
u p to 12 weeks LNM P 118000
13 14 weeks LNM P 1235 00
IS I 7 weeks LNM P $ W0 00
18 19 weeks LNM P S3S0 00
20 weeks LNMP 1400 00
«510 SC FOSTER ROAO
FORTLANO. OREGON 9720«
503/777-7044
k
No persons, families or buetneeees will be displaced by this pro­
ject.
Successful proposers will be required to comply with ell the applicable
Equal Opportunity laws and regulation».
DOWNEY
INSURANCE
AGENCY. INC.
228 8327
21 Preliminary engineering to define the elements end ssaeee envi
ronmentsl effects of a Vintage Trolley Project which is generally
proposed to be a central city shuttle service to be provided by
authentic, fuHy restored historic streetcars in revenue passenger
operation on the Benfield light rail trackage between the Down
town terminal at S .W . 11th Ave., and a special trackage near
Lloyd Center. The cost for preliminary engineering is »146,000.
(»116,000 Federal; »29,000local share.)
September 5 Changes/Monthly Pass Evaluation
Bridget I Downey
Portland. OR 97204
gj
Quotes accepted until 10 p .m .,
Feb. 2 3,1983
Roger Huntaingar
4200 S.W. Mercantile Dr., Lake Oswego, OR 97034
Request For Proposal
Zero down/closing
A little paint
offers you a plan
for your life.
Dial 268-4074
A recording
Request for W /M B E
Quotations
For Dept. of Transp., Columbia
River Hwy Project (1-84)
Sub-Bids Requested
informational material will be available a week before each respective
for mental health agen
hearing at the Office of Neighborhood Association Area Offices, or by
cy. Duties include:
calling the Bureau of Community Development at 796-5159.
word procesing, pay­
roll, supply inventory,
Mark S. Davis, Director
accounting. Excellent
Bureau of Community Development
typing (75-«- w pm ),
secretarial skills, ac­
counting background.
B .A . preferred. EEO
e m p lo y e r . S a la r y :
»12.000-15.000/yr. Ap
NO.83-286A
ply: N o rth /N o rth e a s t
Comm. Mental Health Notice is hereby given that the Tri County Metropolitan Transportation Dis­
Center, 310 N.E. Ore­ trict of Oregon (Tri-Met) will receive proposals until 4:00 p.m. Pacific Stan­
dard Time on March 11, 1983, et 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue, Third R oot , Port­
gon. Portland.
land, m Oregon 97202, Attention: John R. Poet, Director of Engineering end
Contracts. Proposals will be evaluated subeequent to the above time and
NURSES
RNs needed PT, FT Et date for:
Cameo Homes
Equal Housing
Opportunity
Invitation to Bid
John R.
CnQin— rtny
. Director
Contracts