Portland Observer, A ugust 17, 1963 Page 11
Student gains experience at PCC
Business Notes
Northeast Portland student Kevin
Dean is winding up his third sum
mer o f work at Portland Com m uni
ty College's Cascade Campus where
he is employed by C E T A to work
for his college. He's one o f several
C E T A students working on the
PC C campus this summer.
Dean will begin his senior year at
Grant High School this fall as stu
dent body president. He plans to
pursue a public relations career fo l
lowing high school graduation and
feels his experiences at PCC have
helped prepare him to achieve that
goal.
Dean spent his summer in the
Cascade Community Services De
partment under the supervision o f
Nick Barnett. W hile there he
learned to work with the college
computers, helped students register
for summer classes and learned the
filing system.
" I feel the community service job
was good experience for what I want
to d o ," he says. “ I really got a lot o f
experience dealing with people."
M a riju a n a . e v e ry o m agraaa. la n o w th a eta te 'e larg aat cash
crop and th a h arvaat la c o m in g In. Oregon's marijuana crop is esti
mated to be worth $4(10 io $500 million, according to Oregon State Police
Lt. J .A . Forney. Much o f it is found in southwestern Oregon, and state
police estimate that half is found on U .S. Bureau o f Land Management
pasgartj.
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T h a Black fo un ded and m a n a g e d S c h o w a n C o u n ty C red it
U n io n la aatabllahlng a re vo lvin g loan fu n d fo r w o r k e r co o pere-
tlvaa. with an initial targeted capitalization o f $500,000. Loans will be
made for equipment, buildings, etc.: the first projected recipient is a
worker-owned casket factory in Tillery, North Carolina. Schowan’s fund
is modeled on one developed by the Industrial Cooperative Association
headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts. Contributions to the
Schowan fund are being sought now. In addition to aiding economic
democracy, such contributions will be insured by an agency o f the feder
al government and will earn interest. For details, contact: John Bond,
South Broadway, Edenton, N C , 27932; (919) 482-3126_____
C a lifo rn ia , w h ic h g en erally laade th a n a tio n In fade and
fad d iata. recently introduced the "Phone In-D rive T h ru " supermarket
in Los Angeles. Primarily for people with neither the lim e nor inclination
to wheel a shopping cart up and down supermarket aisles, the service per
mits you to phone in an order and then drive by three hours later — or
even the next day, if you wish — to pick it up.
Ron Cameron, 41, one o f the founders of Phone In-D rive Thru M a r
kets, says: "T h e average shopper spends 49 minutes in a supermarket.
Linder our system, it can take as little as two minutes. O ur members
phone in their orders from our catalog, which contains some 4000 items.
Three hours later, they drive by and pick up their groceries.
Call for Bids
RANDLE C A M PG R O U N D PAVING
Tha Gifford Pinchot National Foraat is tolierting bids for tha Randle Camp
ground Paving which consists of placing hot asphalt on three campgrounds
and installing four (4) gates No bonding is required for bids le u than
»25.000.00. Tha Government's estimate ia leas than »25.000 00
Prospective bidders may obtain Solicitation No. R6 3 83 144c from the
Gifford Pinchot National Foraat. 500 W est 12th Street. Vancouver. Wash
mgton 90660. or by telephone at 15031 285 9023. or (206) 696 7537 Seeled
bide will be received until 2:00 p .m .. local time, on September 12. 1963
This is a 100% set aside for smell business labor surplus areas.
Call for Bids
Grant High School atudant.
Kevin Dean, on the Job et PCC
Ceacede.
Last summer. Dean was employed
in the PCC counseling department.
He worked in Optics the year before
that.
Dean is the son o f Dorothy
Fuller He plans to attend Arizona
State University in fall o f 1984.
and July. Education employment,
which normally declines after the
summer closure o f schools, dropped
further than expected as a shrinking
education dollar and budget un
certainty among local school dis
tricts cancelled some summer activi
ties.
The downward trend o f Oregon's
seasonally adjusted unemployment
rates, which began last November,
was broken in July when the rates
moved back up sharply to 9 .9 % ,
This is .8 o f a percentage point
above the June level. In contrast,
the national rate fell by half a
percentage point between June and
July.
The Oregon Diffusion Index, a
measure o f future employment
growth gave a mirror-image of the
unemployment rate by dropping
from 57.4 in June to 50.8 in July.
The dominant influence on the
July unemployment figure is the un
expected flatness o f employment in
many industries which normally
show seasonal increases between
June and July.
The education sector showed
decreases o f 28,200 between June
new container. In five years, the fam iliar red and white soup can may
exist only in Andy W arhol prints.
T h a 70-yaar-old c h a irw o m a n o f th a board o f H u d so n O il C o .,
In c ., M ary Hudson Vandergrift, has been fined $5,000 and ordered to
perform 200 hours o f public service work for ordering gasoline pumps
rigged to shoit customers at company stations. She was placed on two
years probation by a judge in Kansas Tuesday. The company, which has
stations in 31 slates, also was assessed an additional $5,500 for altering
the pumps so they pumped less gas than motorists paid for.
Artharee branch manager
Baruti L. Artharee has been
named Branch Manager — Los
Angeles for Boise Cascade Paper
Group. He will oversee all Boise
Cascade white paper sales activity in
C alifornia, Arizona and New M exi
co.
Artharee, a Linfield College grad
uate, has been with Boise Cascade
since 1974. He has been active in
white papers marketing as sales rep
resentative, and most recently as
Product Manager, Forms Papers.
One industry, Food and Kindred
Products, which normally shows
substantial employment gains at this
time of year only increased slightly.
Lumber and W ood Products
showed no change in employment
between June and July. However, it
was still 7,300 above July o f 1982.
Construction showed a compara
tively large increase between June
and July: ♦ 1,100. But this still
leaves the industry 2,600 below last
year and the increase in employment
was 200 less than expected.
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PROPOSALS DUE 2:00 P .M . ON VA R IO U S DATES
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Bureau of Purchases and Stores.
Room 412, City Hall. Portland, OR 97204 for the (Commodities) (Equipment)
(Projects) detailed below until 2:00 p.m . on the dates indicated.
Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the above address. For addi
tional information, telephone Buyer at number listed.
Unless otherwise stated in the individual proposals listed herein, no
proposal or bid will be considered unless accompanied by a bid surety for an
amount not less than ten percent 110%) of the aggregate amount of the
proposal.
The City encourages bidding by MBE's and FBE's and will assist such firms
to understand and participate in formal bidding processes.
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Chapter 3.100 of the Code of the City of Portland.
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Ave., S .W . Shattuck Rd. and S .W . Cameron Rd.
and Construct Storm Sewer Pre-qualification in
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SUPPLY ONE ID STRUC TU RAL PLATE PIPE ARCH
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tember 9. 1983, by the Contracting Officer, Gifford Pinchot National Forest,
500 W est 12th Street. Vancouver, Washington 98660 The Solicitation may
be secured from this address or by calling the Contracting Officer at 1206)
896-7537. Arch shall meet the requirements of A A S H T O M167. Delivery,
unloading at designated delivery point shall be the responsibility of the Con
tractor.
Call for Bids
AERIAL APPLICATION OF HERBICIDE BY HELICOPTER, M T A D A M S RD
Sealed bids for Aerial Application of Herbicide by Helicopter (163 Acres).
Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Klickitat and Skamania Counties. Wash
ington, IFB No. R6-3-83 128s, will be received until 1:00 p .m ., on Septem
ber 1, 1983, by the Contracting Officer, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, 500
West 12th Street, Vancouver. Washington 98680 Bonding is not required.
This proposed procurement listed herein is totally set aside for small buai-
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The Gifford Pinchot National Forest is soliciting bida for Tubing of Tree
Seedlings 1529 Acres) on the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic M onu
ment No bonding is required Prospective bidders may obtain Solicitation
No. R6 3 83 122a(J) from the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, 500 West
12lh Street, Vancouver, Washington 96680, or by telephone at (503) 285
9823, or 12061 696 7537. Sealed bids will be received until 1:00 p .m ., local
time, September 12, 1983. Thia is a 100% set aside for small business labor
surplus areas.
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Sealed bide for Supply of Lignin Sulfonate Duet Palliative. Gifford Pinchot
National Forest, Lewie and Skamania Counties. Washington, IFB No. R6 3
83 141a, will be received until 1:30 p .m ., local time, on September 9, 19B3.
by the Contracting Officer, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, 500 W est 12th
Street. Vancouver, Washington 90660 The IFB may be secured from this
address or by calling the Contracting Officer at (206) 696 7537 or (5031 285
9823 No bonding is required for bids less than »25,000 00
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SUPPLY LINGIN SULFONATE D U ST PALLIATIVE
Oregon unemployment up
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INVITATION TO BID
Sub-Bids Requested
Veterans Administration
Replacement Hospital Phase 3
Bid Date: September 1, 1983
Bid Time: 1:30 p.m.
M.A. Mortenson Co.
Minneapolis, Minn. (612) 377-2630
Bellevue. Wash. (206) 822-7744
8 /2 2 - 9 /1 , 1983
BID TEAM
Sheraton Inn-A irport
IN PORTLAND
(503) 287-8696
W e are an Equal O pportunity Employer and request sub-bids
and material quotes from w o m en and m inority o w n ed business
enterprises.