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January 20, 1988, Portland Observer, Page 9
JOBS & CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
CHRAN is accepting proposals for the provision of marketing services. A
Dpadvantaged Enterprise Goal of 20% has been assigned to this contract.
Copies of the Request For Proposals may be obtained from:
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C-TRAN
P.O. Box 2529
Vancouver, W ashington, 98668-2529
(206) 696-4494
Proposals will be accepted until 12:00 noon, Wednesday, February 10, 1988.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
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Sealed bids for Science Facilities A dd itio n s and A lteratio n s, Science
VI, University of Oregon, will be received by the Oregon State Board of
htigher Education until 4:00 p.m. PST, February 23, 1988, in Conference
Room 2, UO Physical Plant Department, 1295 Franklin Blvd., Eugene, OR
97403-1276.
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Briefly, the work includes the co nstru ctio n o f a 3-story, w ith basement,
sc ie n tific research and teaching fa c ility o f reinforced concrete w ith
brick m asonry veneer, and including rem odelling o f the Science Li­
brary and a p ortion o f an existing science research building.
Per further information, contact:
UO Physical Plant
Phone 686-5243
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMER
FOR IBM S/36
Experience with RPG, II/III and SSP
OCL and related utilities required.
Experience and knowledge of IBM/
PC and file transfer concepts pre­
ferable. Duties include the deve­
lopment and maintenance of local
and corporate system software and
backup for operation in small shop.
Benefits and pay are excellent.
Qualified and interested persons
should send resume to:
Reynolds M etals
Sundial Rd.
Troutdale, OR 97060
ATTN: Personnel Manager
An Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Employer
EDUCATION
ASSOCIATE
LEVEL 10
Western Center for Drug-Free
Schools and Communities — North­
west Regional Educational Labora­
tory.
The Center is funded by a grant
fitom the US Dept of Education to
provide assistance to public and
private elementary and secondary
schools, students, parents and
Other community members in the
area of prevention of drug abuse.
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The Associate will be responsible
tb the Center Director.
Duties:
schedule, plan, and coordinate con­
sultation sessions, technical assi­
stance, workshops, and other train­
ing sessions in the Northwest area;
rheet with other agencies to plan
for service delivery; maintain docu­
mentation and conduct evaluations
of services provided; assist in deve­
lopment of resource materials and
preparation of reports; conduct on­
site training with school teams and
training of facilitators.
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Qualifications: doctorate degree in
education, however a master s de­
gree and broad experience may be
¿onsidered; knowledge of drug
abuse agencies and education agen­
cies in the Northwest Region; broad
knowledge and competence in the
grea of drug and alcohol abuse;
experience providing training and
technical assistance in the area of
prevention and elimination of drug
end alcohol abuse; demonstrated
effectiveness in providing technical
assistance to schools; experience in
Curriculum and material develop­
ment; able to travel frequently,
usually by air, and spend consider­
able time in the field; experience
working as a team member.
Salary: $29,971 $32,000 depending
On background and experience —
excellent benefits.
Letter of application and resume
must be received in the Personnel
Office by 3 pm, Jan 29, 1988. In
letter, indicate you are applying for
the above position. Apply to:
Personnel O ffice
N o rth w e s t Regional
Educational Lab
101 SW M ain St. S uite 500
Portland, OR 97204
SENIOR REAL ESTATE
MANAGER
The Port of Portland has an im­
mediate opening for a person to
supervise the management of Port
Aviation Properties and to direct
the Aviation Real Estate sales/leas-
ing program.
Preferred
qualifications
include
commercial real estate sales and
property management experience,
supervisory experience, a broad
knowledge of real estate principles
and practices and experience in
planning, project development and
management. Qualified individuals
should also have the ability to ana­
lyze complicated legal documents
and develop negotiating stategies.
A knowledge of airport property
management would be helpful.
In addition to a starting salary range
of $34-43,00, the Port offers a com­
prehensive benefits package includ- •
ing liberal vacation and holiday poli­
cies, a fully paid health care pack­
age and substantial professional
growth opportunities.
HOMEWORKERS
WANTED!
TOP PAYI
C.l.
121 24th A ve., N.W.
Suite 222
Norman, OK 73069
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 3
PROJECT MANAGER
ADULT AND FAMILY
SERVICES DIVISION
SALARY ($2300 2923)
Excellent Benefits
State of Oregon, AFS, needs an
energetic and innovative person
with excellent management skills to
lead the development, negotiation,
execution, and implementation of
contracts for managed health care
systems for AFS clients, and ex­
pand the program to new geo­
graphic areas and categories of eli-
gibles. This position is located in
Salem, Oregon. We are especially
looking for applicants with good
negotiation skills.
QUALIFICATIONS:
You must have four years of pro­
gressively responsible managerial
experience or experience in a staff
technical or professional function
which has given you the know­
ledge, skills, and abilities identified
in the examination questionnaire.
Some of this experience must be in
designing, implementing, evalua­
ting, or managing health care or
social service delivery systems.
In addition, you must have a Bache­
lor's degree or three additional years
of pertinent experience.
A Masters or Ph.D. degree in Health
Care Economics, Health Care Ad­
ministration, Pharmacy, Business
Administration,d Public Administra
tion, Social Work, or a similar
area may be substituted for up to
two years of the experience.
Application materials may be ob­
tained at:
The Port E m ploym ent O ffice
12th Floor
700 N.E. M u ltnom ah
or by calling
(503)231-5000, ext. 700
Submit your State of Oregon Ap­
plication (PD100) and the question­
naire to Announcement NO. OC-
880025.
Follow the instructions
with that announcement.
This job will remain open until suf­
ficient applications are received, but
may close any time after 5:00 p.m.
Friday, January 29, 1988.
Obtain applications, the announce­
ment and questionnaire at:
COMMUNICATION
MANAGER
Current opening, State of Oregon
Employment Division in Salem.
$2333 - $2976 per month plus liberal
fringe benefits including fully-paid
family health and dental insurance;
full-paid long-term disability and
term life insurance; a fully-paid re­
tirement program; and generous
paid holiday, vacation and sick
leave. Requires strong background
in communications (TV, radio,
newspaper or public relations), mar­
keting, community relations, or
work involving substantial public
contact; and an extensive know­
ledge of policy development and
program administration.
This is an executive service posi­
tion, serves at the discretion of the
administrator of the Employment
Division and will be a direct appoint­
ment in accordance with Oregon
Personnel Division policies and pro­
cedures.
For recruiting announcement and
required state applications, call
(503) 378-3253.
Applications must be returned to:
Em ploym ent Division
Personnel and Training
825 Union St. NE
Salem. OR 97311
by 5 p.m . February 3.1988.
An AA/EEO Employer
If you are interested in providing
quality service to families who need
your help, please complete an ap­
plication at:
M e tro Family Service
2281 N.W. Everett
Portland, Oregon 97210
A m erican Red Cross
3131 N. Vancouver Ave.
Portland, OR 97219
Affirmative Action/
Equal Opportunity Employer
Equal Opportunity Employer
Help families of our
assisting families in
families to cope and
management and
skills. Must have
community by
crisis; helping
improve home
child rearing
transportation.
PART TIME
HOME MAILING
PROGRAM!
Excellent income! Details, send
self-addressed, stamped enve­
lope. WEST, Box 5877, H ill­
side, NJ 07205.
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DATA PROCESSING
PROGRAMMER ANALYST
Immediate openings for individuals
interested in program design and
development.
Incumbent
will
gather & analyze information for
system development or modifica­
tion, design, and specified system
requirements; construct, test & im­
plement system; and prepare sys­
tem operation and user documenta­
tion.
Qualified applicant should have a
minimum of 2 years OS and COBOL
experience, preferably in large DP
shop. College degree desired, pre­
ferably in computer science with
training in systems analysis. Struc­
tured analysis and design exper­
ience highly desirable. On-line pro­
gramming & design or ADABAS/
NATURAL preferred for one posi­
tion.
Applications must arrive at:
A d u lt and Family Services
Personnel Services Section
516 Public Service B uilding
Salem, Oregon 97310
and be postmarked by January 29,
1988, to be accepted.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
LANE CO M M UNITY COLLEGE
AUTO PAINT INSTRUCTOR
WELDING TECHNOLOGY
INSTRUCTOR
GRAPHIC DESIGN
INSTRUCTOR/CWE
COORDINATOR —
R APPLIED DESIGN
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
Full-time position available to act as
administrative assistant for our
Director of Blood Services.
Re­
sponsible for the coordination of all
medical office functions. Compile
and process information for assess­
ment of program services and acti­
vities, maintain medical technical
and administrative records, develop
& implement forms and procedures,
organize schedules, prepare corre­
spondence and documentation.
Qualified applicants must have
demonstrated skills in modern office
methods, developed skills in com­
position, ability to organize, priori­
tize and implement oral and w rit­
ten instructions. Must have medical
terminology, word processing and
spreadsheet experience highly desir­
able.
Starting salary range:
$1293 to
$1616 a month plus full benefit
package.
Apply by 1-29-88 at:
A m erican Red Cross
3131 N. Vancouver Ave.
Portland, OR 97219
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ore­
gon offers an excellent employee
benefits package, flex-time work
hours, and competetive salary.
Please apply or send resume to:
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield o f Oregon
Human Resources Dept.
5th Floor
100 S.W. M a rke t
Portland, OR 97201
“The Eyes and Ears of the Community"
Equal Opportunity Employer
SECRETARY
Safety rules to live by.
RULENO.4:
Personnel Center
775 C ourt S treet
Salem, Oregon 97310
or applications only are at any State
of Oregon Employment Office.
PHELBOTOMIST
Full-time position available for an
individual to perform venipunctures,
vital signs and hemoglobin/hemato-
crit determinations.
Must have
completed basic phlebotomy train­
ing and be capable of passing
national certification.
Willing to
travel on week-long overnight
nobiles and work irregular hours.
Starting salary range: $1108 to
$1385 a month plus full benefits
package. Apply by 1 -29-88 at:
Excellent Benefits
EXAM INATIO N:
If you qua lify the te st w ill be
the questionnaire attached to An
nouncement No. OC880025. Your
grade will be based upon your ans­
wers on the questionnaire and your
supporting explanation.
The Port is an
Equal Opportunity Employer
DOMESTIC HELP
WANTED
Playing
around
substations
could be an
electri­
fying
experience.
PORTLAND OBSERVER
MASTERCARD
No one refused.
Regardless of
credit history.
Also ERASE bad
credit. Do it yourself. Call:
1 619 565 1522
Ext. C30260R
24 Hrs.
TELEMARKETING
SALES REP
Part Time
We are looking for an individual
who is eager to learn new skills
and would like to work in one of the
fastest growing occupations. If you
are enthusiastic and motivated, we
have an opportunity for youl Re
sponsibilities include scheduling ap­
pointments for professional sales­
people, providing customer service
and generating referrals for con­
sumer bank products and services.
Must be articulate and have a plea­
sant telephone manner. Requires
telephone sales ability, the demon­
strated strong customer relations
and interpersonal skills. Previous
experience and knowledge of bank
consumer products perferred.
We have an excellent flexible bene­
fits program and salary of $5 per
hour plus competitive commission.
Qualified applicants should send
resumes to:
OREGON BANK
Personnel D epartm ent
1001 S W 5th Avenue
Third Floor
P.O. Box 3066
Portland, OR 97208
APPLICANT HOURS
9-1 p.m . Mon-Fri.
Equal Opportunity Employer
TEMPORARY
CASE MANAGER
$7.00 per hour; 30 hours per week.
Starts Feb. 10th through June 30th.
Call:
Council fo r P ro stitu tio n
A lternatives
281 6833
Equal Opportunity Employer
288-0033
TYPISTS
Duties to include general ecumeni­
cal administrative work, typing, re­
ceptionist, mailing, word proces­
sing, errands and related tasks.
Do not send resumes.
Request
position description & application
after 1/18/88:
Ecumenical M in istries o f Oregon
0245 SW B ancroft St.
Portland, OR 97201
Position may close anytime after
noon on Monday, January 25. Posi­
tion requires availability for full-time
work (40 hrs) and demonstratable
skills and/or experience in job
duties.
Fences around electric
substations are there for
good reason: to keep
people and animals
away from possible
harm. The high voltage
equipment inside the
fence is not there to
play with—it means
business. Better safe
than sorry.
Hundreds weekly at home! Write:
P.O. Box 17, Clark, NJ 07066
WASHINGTON COUNTY
JOBS
Sr. C o m m unity Health W o rke r
$1218-$1481 mo.
P robation & Parole O ffice 2
$1937-$2355/mo.
Graphics Specialist
$1801-$2189/mo.
Call
(503) 648-8607
for information
County application forms req. Ap­
ply by January 29, 1988 to Wash­
ington County Personnel.
An E.O.E.
How can you
a ffo rd a hom e
o f your own?
DEPARTMENT CHAIR -
A rt & A pplied Design
Application and job description are
available at:
Personnel Services
Lane C o m m u n ity College
4000 East 30 Ave.
Eugene, OR 97405
Write HUD for
this free
pam phlet
LCC applications must be post­
marked no later than February 15,
1988.
Telephone num ber:
1 726-2211
I'.S. Dept. o f HIT)
P.O. Box 777
Portland, OR 97207
An Affirmative Action/
Equal Opportunity Institution
Equal Opportunity Employer
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