CL A SS!F!ED A D VER TIS IN G
»ID E N TI
S E R V IC E S A ID E
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty ,
• 6 65 18 0 9 / h r . , part-
time. Maintains the se
curity and oversees the
operations of a residen
nai probation center Re
quires experience in the
cu sto d y and m a in te ­
nance of security w ith
mandated clients, pre
ferab ly in a live-in a r­
rangement with adults,
and training in security
operations Must be wil
ling to work week ends,
holidays, and evening
and n ig h t w o rk ache
dules C ounty applica­
tion forms required, re­
sumes N O T accepted
Apply by June 15, 1984
to:
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
P ersonnel
150 N . First Ave.
R o o m 306
H ills b o ro OR 97124
An Equal O pportun­
ity Employer.
A D V E R T IS IN G /P e y
Per V ie w P ro d u c ­
tio n C O O R D IN A T O R
Departm ent: Program ­
ming. Reports to: Spe­
cial Services M anager.
Purpose of position: To
coordinate the produc­
tion of com m ercial in
sertion tap es and Pay
Per V ie w p ro m o tio n
tapes
Responsbilities: Daily
editing of com m ercial
tapes for local insertion
into satellite program ­
ming; m onitoring play­
back of co m m ercials;
o p e r a tin g c o m p u te r
based satellite insertion
equipm ent; producing
p ro m o tio n al spots for
satellite services; produ­
cing Pay Per View Infor­
mation Channel program
m ing in c lu d in g script
writing, character gener
ator input, editing, pro­
duction of movie trailers
and special Pay Per View
promotions.
Minimum qualifications:
Education: Two years of
college or eq u iv alen t
experience in cable or
broadcast television pro
duction. Experience:
Strong working k n o w ­
ledge of T.V. production
and editing systems.
O ther considerations:
Experience in advertising
a n d /o r m arketing p re­
ferred . K n o w led g e of
movie industry also pre­
ferred M ust be willing
to work irregular hours,
som e o v e rtim e and
weekends.
I n t e r e s t e d p e rs o n s
should contact person­
nel no later than June
8th, 1984
Rogers Cablesystem s
3075 N E Sandy
P o rtlan d O R 97230
EOE
FOR SALE
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY
Administrative
Aaalstant
CITY OF PORTLAND
Claims Adjuster
(Worker's Compen­
sation)
♦ 1,444 par m o n th, g a ­
thers and analytes ntor
mation in support of ju-
i^n ia services programs
A P P L Y fo r th e above
positio n no later than
4:30 PM , Friday, June
8. 1984
Clinic P h arm ac is t
♦11 58 $15 06 per hour,
423,546/yr. to start.
Home Security
Specialist
♦ 1,511/m o . to start.
Video Technician
♦ 1,744/m o. to start
Apply no later than 5:00
p .m ., June 15. 1984
A ll p o sitio ns in clu d e
City-paid benefits. RE­
S U M E S W IL L NO T BE
ACCEPTED.
Apply to:
d o p e n s e s m e d ic a tio n s m
the County clinic at 620
NE Second in Gresham.
C o m m u n ity D e v e lo p ­
m e n t S p ec ia list
♦ 1,780 per m onth, pre­
pares C o m m un ity Da
velopment Block Grant
applications and perfor­
mance reports and pro­
vides tec h n ica l assis­
tance.
or
Oregon State University
is an A ffirm ative A c ­
tion/Equal Opportunity
employer and complies
with Section 504 o f the
Rehabilitation A ct o f
1973.
♦6 26 hourly, provides
assistance in o n -s ite
field m onitoring of cli­
ents in alternative com ­
munity service projects
and other duties
♦27,561 435,830 yearly.
M e n ta l H e a lth
C o n s u lta n t
Child & Family. 41,496
41,893 monthly, provides
direct mental health ser -
vices w ithin the public
school system
M in o rity Business
Enterprise B u yer
421,380 426,121 yearly,
purchases a va riety of
co m m o d ities and s e r­
vices, specifically w ith ­
in the Minority Business
Enterprise Program.
A P P L Y for th e above
positions no later than
4:30 PM , Friday, June
15. 1984.
W HERE TO APPLY
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty
C o u rth o u se
R o o m 134
Beaverton OR 97006
646-1141 ext. 261
Equal Opportunity
Employer
1021 SW Fourth Ave.
Portland OR 97204
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
CHEMEkE TA
C O M M UN ITY
COI LECE
BILLING CLERK
Responsible for billing
functions and com pu-
tor data entry, assist in
accounts recewable/pey
able, requires accurate
data entry skills, basic
ac co u n tin g ab ility to
operate 10-key and type
40 wpm. Minimum qual­
ifications work history/
training to perform the
above tasks. 80% posi­
tio n . Excellen t frin g e
benefits. Starting wage
♦6,706 to 47,625 at 60% .
Send resume to:
Job Opportunity Line
24 Hour a Day
Recorded Message
Call: 399-6228
Epue Oopoduney EnySoysi M /E
T H E IR
But b efo re you begin the excitem ent and a c t i v i t i e s o f g ra d u a tio n week and the summer
ahead, p lease ta k e ju s t a moment to th in k about some people — some who may have been
your f r ie n d s , b ro th e rs o r s is t e r s — who d id n 't make I t to t h is Im p o rtan t day. Or
maybe some who made I t to g ra d u a tio n but have been stopped sho rt o f f u r t h e r a c h ie v e ­
ment because o f the h e a rtb re a k in g trag ed y o f a t r a f f i c a c c id e n t.
The month o f May has long been the s t a r t in g U n e f o r a race w ith death and In ju r y on
our highways fo r young p eo p le .
G raduation has t r a d i t i o n a l l y been the s ta r tin g gun.
As June, J u ly and August come and go, th e h ig h es t monthly t o t a ls o f the year o ccu r.
We hope th a t you can set a new, le ss t r a g ic mark fo r fu tu r e g ra d u a tin g c la s s e s .
You s ee, t r a f f i c a c c id e n ts a re a p a r t ic u la r problem fo r people your age.
The l i f e
expectancy o f every age group 1n the U .S . has Increased d u rin g the past 75 years
except one - - teenagers whose death r a te 1s h ig h er today than 20 years ago m a in ly due
to auto crash es.
About 9 ,0 0 0 American teens a re k i l l e d every year In t r a f f i c a c c id e n ts .
B u t, l e t ' s brin g th a t a l i t t l e c lo s e r to
h o m e ...o f the 518 persons who died on Oregon
highways In 1982, 89 o f those were age 15 through 19; 6 ,79 4 1n th a t age group were
In ju r e d .
S e m i-tru c k D riv er
H eevy E q u ip m en t
O p e ra to r
Ekgibie institution Guar
an tee d S tu d e n t loan
and Ped Grant programs
P ro fessio nal hands on
training
N a tlo n w id a job train
ing.
S h o r t C o u rs e : Corre
spondance / Resident
training.
W o m e n encouraged to
apply
(503) 238 7620
You and your frie n d s need not become one o f those s t a t i s t i c s .
1s so s im p le :
The form ula fo r s u rv iv a l
* Obey a l l t r a f f i c laws and d riv e w ith in the posted speed - - a t r a f f i c
1s ju s t an a c c id e n t t h a t d id n 't happen.
v io la t io n
* Buckle up your seat b e lt every t r i p and make sure a l l passengers do the same -■
s u re , seat b e lts may be uncom fortable a t tim e s , not macho and w rin k le your
c lo th e s ; but the a lt e r n a t iv e may be two weeks In the h o s p ita l o r c ru tch es fo r
s ix months, a s e rio u s ly maimed fr ie n d fa c in g years o f p la s t ic surgery o r , even
worse, d ea th .
* Avoid d rin k in g and d r iv in g - - use the "designated d r iv e r c o n c e p t' and make a
deal th a t someone 1n your group w o n 't d rin k and w i l l d riv e the o th e rs .
1 800 462 2669
S u p e rio r T rain in g
Services
6666 NE Glisan
S u ita 4
P o rtla n d OR 97213
• D riv e d e fe n s iv e ly - - most a c c id e n ts a re caused by d r iv e r e r r o r and a re p re ­
v e n ta b le .
As you c e le b r a te th is g re a t tim e 1n your l i v e s , please keep 1n mind the s u rv iv a l
form ula recommended by the Oregon Highway Users Conference and Western Insurance
In fo rm a tio n S e rv ic e . W e're many businesses and a s s o c ia tio n s who work to g e th e r fo r
s a f e , e f f i c i e n t highway t r a n s p o r t a t io n . B u t, we a re a ls o p a re n ts , b ro th e rs , s is t e r s ,
frie n d s and neighbors o f yours who c are about you and want you around fo r a w h ile .
U N EM PLO YED
D iesel M e c h a n ic
T ru c k -H e a v y eq u ip
m a n t A u to
Eligible Inst. Guaranteed
student loans V A , Pell
Grant, etc. Nationwide
job p la ce m en t assis­
tance. W om en encour
aged to apply
238 7620
Out of area call:
1 800 462 2669.
N o rth e a s te rn Tech n i
cal In s titu te
5666 N E. G lisan
S u ite d
P o rtlan d OR 97213
Mon -Fri .8 :3 0 4:30
Sat. 9-1
Have a g re a t g ra d u a tio n and v a c a tio n !
OF ONE ANOTHER.
And p lease - BE CAREFUL OUT THERE; TAKE CARE
OREGON HIGHWAY USERS CONFERENCE
WESTERN INSURANCE INFORMATION SERVICE
Let Portland Observer
classifieds
work for you I
call 283-1 1.14 I
SUMMER JOB HELP FOR YOUTH
O regon S tate J ob S ervices (E mployment D iv i s io n )
Y outh S ervice C enters
'Jeaverton O ffic e
0 ,9 6 S w H all
644-1779
John Rest
Mt. Hood Community
Downtown P ortland
,407 S W 4th
229-S7O6
fa s t Ftultnomah County
660 S f
160th
? S 7 -4 )in
Northeast Portland
4 8,5 N f
7th
?8H 6700
Outereast Portland
6016 S. E. fo s te r
777- 1921
Southeast Portland
9?6 5 1 45th
? )l 9570
Westside Portland
7688 S W C ap itol Hwv
?45 444,
Tigard
1,981 S w P a c ific
670*7671
Beaverton
l??70 5 w ?nd
644-7701
fa s t Multnomah County
7057 S f
l??nd
?SS- 1J18
Nor th Port I anti
70S-0627
Ml 11sboro
?79 - 1st
640-8911
M en tal H ealth Center
620N.E.2nd
Gresham OR 87030
North Portland
SO?? B. Vancouver
780-6046
Northwest Portland
7?S N.W f landers
779-5916
Provide Job r e f e r r a l . Summer casual labor jobs fo r younger youth and jobs fn r youth 16 and
o ld e r year round
Closing d ate J u n e 18,
1984
Equal Opportunity/Af­
N ew Handm ade
firmative Action
C lo th in g
Employer.
7.50
Maternity tops
7.50
Maternity shorts
FACILATATOR
Maternity jumpers
Crisis w orker in fam ily
15.00, 17.50
preservation program .
Maternity jumpsuits
M S W , some weekends,
12.50, 15.00
evenings, and holidays,
Sizes S -M -L
experience necessary.
Baby gowns, fire-retar­
Send reeume by 5:00pm,
dant flannel 2.50
June 15th to:
7-pocket utility apron-
2301 NW Gliean
hold ev eryth in g baby
needs 7 50
281 9 2 7 6 .1 -9 p .m .
M o n . th ru Sat.
FR IE N D S
This sp rin g many o f you w i l l re c e iv e th e high school diploma th a t you have w a ited fo r
so lo n g .
C o n g ra tu la tio n s !
W e're proud o f you.
Train for a n ew career
Positio n av ailab le 36
hours per week to assist
w ith study of e ffe c t of
nutritional deficiencies
on visual developm ent
in rhesus m o n keys.
B ackground in ex p e ri­
m e n ta l p sych olog y or
biology preferred. N ec­
essary know ledge and
sk*s ndude understand
ing o f o p e ran t c o n d i­
tioning methods, some
familiarity with electro
physiological techniques
and e le ctro n ic in s tru ­
m e n ta tio n ; c o m p u te r
programming skills and
w orking know ledge of
statistics; willingness to
work with animals.
O re g o n R egio nal
P rim a te
R esearch C a n te r
606 NW 186th A v a .
Dentist I
...A N D
UNEMPLOYED?
RESEARCH
ASSISTANT
1984
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
P.J. Bottomley
Dept. of M icro-biology
O reg o n S ta te U nlv.
C o rvallis. OR 97331
Before June 18. 1984
Saiarv »14,000-415.500
Equal Opportunity
Employer
AN OPEN LETTER TO O R E G O N 'S
Available 12 mos. A p ­
pointment B.S requir­
ed. Experience in chro-
m oatography. electro ­
phoresis. fluorescence
m ic ro s c o p y , b a c te ria
culture growth ft M ain ­
ten an ce. Research in ­
volves the characterize
tion of rhizobia strains
fro m leg um e plants
and soil. Send resume
and three letters of re­
ference to:
PORTLAND CIVIL
SERVICE
1220 S.W. Fifth Ave.
Rm. 100
Portland OR 97204
URBAN LEAGUE
5329 N E Union
Suita 218
Portland OR 97211
Community Service
Alda (Community
Corrections)
RESEARCH
ASSISTANT
P ortland J ob T r a in in g A gencv
Niin
O K ic r
1170 S V S th. Rw
)?6 S708
(L ow I ncome
o n ly )
l . t l S id r
1401 N ! 68th
748 S |)4
N o r t h r .lt OEEic.
4008 h E Unton
748 .4)0 0
407
fe d e r a lly funded employment t r a in in g program operated by the P ortland P riv a te Industry
f o u n t t l.
They p re s e n tly focus on o u t-o f - school youth, p re -v o c a llo n a I t r a in in g , job sAmp I mg
and placement of low Income youth
There are also approa m a te ! y I . <00 simmer youth jobs
a v a ila b le fo r th is summer
Portland OR 97210
S ummer E mployment
level f a m il ie s .
Equal Opportunity
Employer
for I eens program ( a v a ila b le to middle and
(F am ily of M at 120,000 annually on le s s . )
lowi r income
J
contact Barbara C rockett at Mt
P roject Y.E.S.S.
Mood Community C o lle g e , 667- 7 )1 7
A comprehensive program which o ffe r s assessment. follow up, and a v a rie ty of vocation,
I education And em ployeient-related tr a in in g and place*,enf options to fa s t Multnomah County
youths who have e ith e r dropped out of school or are possibly at ris k of dropping out
On-going e n r o ll*e n t Is scheduled to begin in March, 1984
P ortland O ppo r tu n ities I n d u s t r ia l iz a t io n C enter (POIC)
S)?9 N I
?P7-|?71
Union Av»
fVovides in d iv id u a lIf t d developmental edut at ion in math. language development, reading,
» r i i m i , .nd GIO
Y o f .t lo n .l t r .ln ln q I t . I t o p ro u d » ,I
796-6079 (taped message)
700 Su«wrr jobs ta rg e tin g 14-19 y e a r-o ld res id e n ts o f the C ity of P ortland
Prog» i« begins
July Sth through August 11 , $1 )S an hour, four hours a day doing ou tside work
Job
w i l l be 4»* i I i M f through several lo » .» l M gfc s
. if the | | n
C e n te r, AMIS N (
7 th , Multnomah County J u v e n ile C o u rt, K 0 , N I 6Bth and the Portland
B u ild in g , 4th f lo o r , 11?0 S W Sth s ta r tin g May ?9th
A pplications w i ll be a v a ila b le and
accepted beginning May ?9th
lie
Provide job tr a in in g and pla< e«»e nt for youth in th e ir lo cal ne»ghborhoods g e n e ra lly to youth
17 and under
included are lawn mowing, baby s i t t i n g , car wash type casual la b o r. Jobs
fo r younger youth ( IS and under).
a p p lic a tio n s
BsuBxfìasis
Y outh
progress
A ssoc i a i
io n ,
UH
s i
T .p io r , ztt - a i ’ i
Provides job counseling and placement
M in o r ity R esources
Are you a Veteran living in Oregon
for Five Years?
If so. you may qualify for the Veteran's Home
Loan program. According to the Department of
V e te ra n 's A ffa irs , o n ly 5 0 % o f th e elig ib le
veterans take advantage of the State G .l. Loans
to buy their ow n homes. For more information,
call Dan Murnaghan
J ob C ori 'S R ec r u itin g A gency
,'0H S v S t.rE Wo,»» 700
N iro t A s s o c iates , I nc .
CoavBittee o f Spanish Speaking People of Oregon (COSSPO)
7 )8 - 1 ) 8 )
Urban Indian Council
24B-9467
Por t l «n. I, 0 * 9)704
? 7 S .|9 4 |
( r d r r . lly - 'u n d r d y M t round roqiloywrnt t r .m ln q proq, >"> •' u lld tl »» d i L .il» .n t .q rd
Io ZI yr.> old youth
G r n r r .lt y Ih r p ro q r.» t r . i n t d r o p n t h .,d to p l . c r »ounq
p ro p lr .nd . t t l t t t w ith Joh p l.fm w n t upon c nw p lrtion m to r t r .ln ln q
( .1 1 (or
UrM n l»«qw«
788-6)08
.ppotntwi-nt
Indochin««. Job S o r y lc .t
7 41-96S6
B P/.t. lUy I , 11A<
P u rtl.n d lltrn.n R rto u rc rt A nrr.u
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