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JOBS & CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
NOW OPEN — All Year Round
North East Redeemer Day Care Center
3605 N.E. 10th STREET • PORTl AND, OREGON 97211
A fte r 6:00 P.M. - 234-8904
Children Receive:
Hot Meals
Teaching Basic Studies -
(Including: Numbers, Alphabet,
With Jingles, Reading, Writing,
Safety, Color. Shapes, Etc.)
Learn Spanish
Understand Respect
H ig h Q u a lity Service
P rovided O n A S liding
Fee Scale
Christian Day Care
Annual
Gathering
August 1988
Where:
The Second Annual
“ Gathering” Will Be
Held On Friday,
August 26 &
Saturday,
August 27,1988.
What:
A Gathering Of
Friends And
Acquaintances, And
Dancing To Old And
New Tunes.
Where:
Friday, August 26th,
Reception At The
Elks Lodge, Located
At 6 North Tillamook.
Time:
8:00 P.M. Until 2:00
A.M.
REFRESHMENTS
NO H O ST BAR
DONA TION:
$5.00 Per Person
ONLY Oregon APPEARANCE!
Wed. SEPT. 14 thru Sun. SEPT. 18
^M EM ORIAL COLISEUM
★ S H O W T I M E S *
HM. SEPT. 1 4 .................................. 7:30PM
WAYS TO GET
4 ^ ^ YOUR TICKETS
2 IN PERSON: MEMORIAL COLISEUM BOX
FAMILY NIGHT
K A T U » 2 All Ticket» S 2.5 0 O f f !
With Discount Coupon From I0CEWI SPRAY
Displays At FRED MEYER And other
Participating Supermarkets________
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( “ The Tippin’ In” has been reserved;
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Group Rates: ( 5 0 3 ) 2 3 5 - 8 7 7 1
(picnic basket, family and friends!:
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Thu. SEPT 15..............................................7:30PMt Sat 9 AM to 5 PM • Use VISA or MASTER CARD
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/The fun w ill continue on Saturday,
(August 27, at Columbia Park, J
(Section ‘ D ’ , starting at 11:00 A .M .
/and lasting until dusk. Bring your?
RINGLING BROS. CIRCUS. Memorial Coliseum.
TO
2746 Port|and 0 R 97208
l t l 50 Hundhng Fee per Marl Order,
YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUEt * * * * * * * * * *
(The Gathering Committee is(
(looking forward to seeing you ini
(August for two fun-filled days!!
R.S.F.P.!
ALL SEATS RESERVED $ 6 . 5 0 - $ 8 . 0 0 - $ 9 . 5 0 PRICE INCLUDES TAX
NO INCREASE IN PRICES
(503) I 224-6604r
192 cheers for
The Home Team:
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Sabin/Irvington Heights Neighborhood Association is spon­
soring a fundraiser for the neighborhood in order to secure a protection
agency for the area near Sabin School. Their event is going to be held
on August 25th, Thursday 220 N.W. 2nd Avenue, that’s the Northwest
Natural Gas Company Auditorium, One Pacific Square from 6:30 p.m. to
10:30 p.m.
They will feature a meeting for Oregon Cultural Artist In Visual and
Performing Perspectives as well as keynote speakers associated with
the ‘Deterrent of Neighborhood CRIME!'
Betty Garner is the Sabin/Irvington Heights Neighborhood
Association chairperson and founder. She is an Oregon Cultural Artist
in Visual and Performing Perspective as well as a teacher at the
Portland Public Schools. She is currently working on the set with the
new Burt Reynolds movie here in Portland as a stand-in for the support­
ing role of Lorraine Toussaint — better known as ‘Delphine’ in the movie
“ Breaking In.”
Other artist featured for this fundraiser will be Thara Memory, Jazz
musician arranger/composer in Performing Perspective, and Visual
Artist Charles Tatum - woodworking and sculpture.
Support the Sabin/Irvington Heights Neighborhood Association
Crime Prevention Program by coming out to this event and
communicating your ideas for protection of the community on August
25th from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at the Northwest Natural Gas Co., 220
N.W. 2nd Avenue. There’s a $6.00 donation charge, Music, Dancing,
and Hor’douvres. Tickets for this event will be on sale at the House of
Sound Records.
The address for ‘House of Sound' is 3634 N. Williams in Portland.
Remember, that’s August 25th, Thursday beginning at 6:30 p.m., 220
N.W. 2nd, $6.00 donation for the Sabin/Irvington Heights Neighborhood
Association Crime Prevention Event.
OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY • PORTLAND, OREGON
— PUBLIC NOTICE —
CHILD DEVELOPMENT & REHABILITATION CENTER REPAIR PROJECT
Sealed bids for Child Development and Rehabilitation Center Repair
Project, Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, Oregon, will be
received by the Oregon State Board of Higher Education in Room 210,
Physical Plant Building, 3310 S.W. Veterans Road, Oregon Health
Sciences University, Portland, Oregon until 10:00 a.m., Pacific Daylight
Time, September 15, 1988, and then publicly opened and read aloud by
the undersigned or his designated representative.
Briefly, the project consists of, but is not limited to, tearoff of existing
roofing, removal of concrete topping slab, installation of new insulation,
new roofing systems, new flashing, new sheet metal cladding, new
water repellent coating and new slab waterproofing.
Bids will be received on a lump sum basis for the work as shown on the
Drawings, and described in the Specifications.
One set of Contract Documents may be obtained from the Physical
plant, Oregon Health Sciences University, Physical Plant, 3310 S.W.
Veterans Road, Portland, Oregon, by prime bidders only upon a deposit
of $50.00. Additional sets may be obtained for the cost of reproduction.
Deposits will be refunded for documents returned in “ good condition”
by actual bidders within two (2) weeks after opening of bids or by non­
bidders by the bid opening date.
Contract Documents may be examined at the Physical Plant Offices,
OHSU and various plan centers in the Portland-Metro area.
All bidders must comply with the requirements of the prevailing wage
S law in ORS 279.350.
No bid will be considered unless fully completed in the manner provid­
ed in the “ Instructions to Bidders” upon the bid Form provided and ac­
companied by Bid Security.
A mandatory examination of the site and conditions will be made at
10:00 a.m., September 6, 1988. Bidders shall meet with the Owner's
Representative at the Physical Plant Office prior to the required
examination. Should bidders require additional examination of site and
conditions, contact Mr. Terry Tollen at the Physical Plant offices to
schedule an appointment: 279-5308.
Oregon State Board of Higher Education
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
WESTERN OREGON STATE COLLEGE
RESIDENCE H ALL
BID DATE:
September 1, 1988 at 3:00 P.M.
WILDISH BUILDING CO.
P.O. Box 7428
Eugene, OR 97401
(503)485-1700
FAX (503) 485-1812
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from small
business and small disadvantaged business sub-contractors and women
and minority business enterprises.
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
WESTERN OREGON STATE COLLEGE
RESIDENCE HALL
BID DATE:
September 1, 1988 at 3:00 P.M.
MORSE BROS.
Corporate Operations Office
32260 Hwy. 34
Tangent, OR 97389
(503) 928-6491
FAX (503) 928-6491
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from small
business and small disadvantaged business sub-contractors and women
_» _l-~.ll..
Last year, real estate agents
throughout Oregon and S.W.
Washington sold 792 HUD homes.
They sold them to first-time home
buyers, to repeat home buyers and to
investor home buyers.
And the best part was that each
and every home buyer got a good,
honest value.
So if you're looking for a truly
affordable home, ask your real estate
agent about HUD homes in your area.
Or check our HUD listings ad in the
classified section of your Friday or
Sunday Oregonian.
Go with The Home Team. We’ll
give you something to cheer about.
HUD and your real estate agent...
We re The Home Team®.
e, HUD
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
o n to rn riC P Q
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
WOSC RESIDENCE HALL
M onm outh, Oregon
BID DATE:
September 1, 1988 at 3:00 P.M.
Pence/Kelly Construction, Inc.
655 17th Street, S.E.
Salem, Oregon
nr
Salem (503) 399-7223
Portland (503) 224-8681
FAX (503) 585-7477
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from small
business and small disau imaged business sub-contractors and women
and minority business er.temrises
LIFE INSURANCE
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
The duties of this position in­
cludes processing quotes, por-
posais and renew als on a
PC.Handling products, inquiries
from agents and policy service
to insured, other various clerical
d u tie s such as p ro ce ssin g
reports, coodinating seminars
and sales assistant to company
representative.
Applicant must type 40 to 50
wpm, analytical, organizational
and mathematical skills are re­
quired. Excellent verbal, written
and telephone skills are essen­
tial, experience in life insurance
preferred but not necessary.
If you are qualified and want to
work in a professional team en­
v ir o n m e n t w ith e x c e lle n t
benefits.
Please send your background in­
fo r m a tio n and s a la ry r e ­
quirements to:
Atten.: Mak Zeiger
SAFCO Insurance Co.
4101 S.W. Kruse Way
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Equal Opportunity Employee
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
For Planned Parenthood of
th e C o lu m b ia /W illa m e tte
(Portland). Wide range of
reproductive services offered
and family planning advocacy
maintained by the agency.
D u tie s
in c lu d e
p o lic y
d e ve lo p m e n t, fu n d ra is in g ,
program adm inistration, and
a d v o c a c y . D e m o n s tra te d
leadership and at least three
years’ senior management ex­
perience in family planning or
closely related field required.
S a lary n e g o tia b le . Send
resume before October 1,
1988 to:
Atten.: Terrence R. Pancoast
Search Committee Chair
900 S.W. Fifth Avenue
Suite 2300
Portland, Oregon 97204
Equal Opportunity Employer
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
FOR THE CITY OF
STAYTON, OREGON
We are looking for an individual
with strong management skills to
join the City’s administrative
team. If you understand munici­
pal finances and budgeting, are
able to analyze and resolve prob­
lems in leadership, planning,
management, and maintenance, if
you work well with individuals at
all levels of employment and en­
joy working with and for the pub­
lic, we would like to hear from
you.
Salary range is $27,000 to $30,000,
depending upon experience.
Bachelor’s degree in civil engi­
neering, business administration,
and/or closely related fields is
required. Minimum of five years
progressively responsible experi­
ence in the full scope of munici­
pal public works functions, in­
cluding supervisory responsibili­
ty, or any satisfactory combin­
ation of experience and training.
Please send letter of interest,
resume, and three letters of refer­
ence to the City Administrator,
CITY OF STAYTON, 362 N. Third
Avenue, Stayton, Oregon 97383.
Closing date is September 20.
GROCERY
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p a m m
OPPORTUNITIES ARE
JUST BEGINNING
AT Plaid Pantry/AM PM. We are
recruiting enthusiastic people
to share our success and help
us grow. We offer fu ll and part-
time positions with opportuni­
ties for fast advancement, wage
increases and benefits. Get your
career started today by applying
at any Plaid Pantry/AM PM store
near you.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Thrifties
Now you can advertise anything o f
value from $5.00 to $5,000 in the
Portland Observer classifieds. Garage
Sales, Boats, Cars, Real Estate,
Televisions, Refrigerators, Etc.
To Get the response, advertise in the
Portland Observer.
Call the Sales Department for further
inform ation at:
288-0033