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July IS, 1990
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Portland Observer
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Jewelry
African Sculpture • Masks
African-American Books
Framed African-American Prints
Hand Painted Sweats, T-shirts
Pants and Tops
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(503) 249-7204
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delivery &
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Portland
231-7413
Vancouver
693-4000
236 S.W. Salmon,
Suite A
Portland, OR 97204
(503) 240-5323
‘Beauty Salon
Location:
ORA L. HART,
President
288-3233
283-4542 • 281-3038
317 N.E. Killingsworth
Portland, OR 97211
‘P rincess Mouse Products
C rysta l - C hina - S ilv e r
5928 NE 12th Avenue
Portland, OR 97211
H om e: 282-0054
(503) 284-6717
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5852 N.E. 42nd Ave.
Portland. OR 97218
(503) 281-9495
OPEN:
Tuesday thru Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
4601 N. Williams
281-6873
For Your
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281-7053
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R.D. Sevier
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WASHERS & DRYERS
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104 NJE. Russell St.
P ortland, Oregon
282-5111
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Holladay Park Medical Center
1225 Northeast 2nd Avenue
(503) 233-4567
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225 N. Killingsworth
Portland, OR 97217
285-9008
Committed to Career Opportunity Jar A ll Americans
CLO TH IER
Carolyn Sims, Owner
PATRICIA TRICE - FIE WASH
Enriched * Stimulating
Learning Environment
319 NE. WYGANT PORTLAND. OR 97211
24-Hour Job Line 239-3116
An Equal Opportunity Employer
A Legacy Member
(503) 282-3533
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids for the Art M useum and Straub Hall Repair Projects, U niversity of
Oregon, Eugene, O regon, will be received by the O regon State Board o f Higher
Education at U niversity o f O regon, Physical Plant D epartm ent, Conference
Room 2,1295 Franklin B oulevard,E ugene,O regon until4 :0 0 p.m .,PD T .A ugust
9, 1990, and then publicly opened and read aloud by the undersigned or his
designated representative.
Briefly, the project includes exterior repair of tw o (2) buildings. W ork on the Art
museum includes, but is not lim ited to, exterior masonry cleaning, repointing,
repair, sealing, and w ater repellent coating. W ork on Straub Hall includes, but is
not lim ited to exterior masonry restoration and sealing, sheet metal restoration,
exterior wood trim restoration, exterior window restoration, stucco repair,
adhered elastic sheet roofing installation, and exterior painting.
Bids will be received on a lump-sum basis for each o f the two (2) building
packages, as shown on the Drawings and as described in the Specifications. One
(1) set o f the Project Manual may be obtained from Söderström A rchitects, P.C.,
320 S.W. Stark Street, Suite 690, Portland, O regon 97204, 503/228-5617 by
bidders only upon deposit o f $50.00. Additional sets may be obtained for the cost
o f reproduction.
Deposits will be refunded for docum ents returned in “ good conditions” within
two weeks after opening o f bids.
The Project Manual may be exam ined at the University o f Oregon Physical Plant,
Eugene; Daily Journal o f Com m erce Plan Center, Portland; Construction Data,
Portland; Eugene B uilder’s Exchange, Eugene; Salem C ontractor’s Exchange,
Salem; Construction D ata Plan Center, Portland; Oregon B uilder’s Exchange,
Roseburg; and Im pact Business C onsultants, Portland.
All bidders m ust com ply with the requirem ents of the prevailing wage law in
ORS 279.350.
No bid will be considered unless fully com pleted in the m anner provided in the
* ‘Instructions to B idders’ ’ upon the Bid Form provided and accom panied any Bid
Security.
A mandatory exam ination o f the site and conditions will be made at 1:00 p.m.,
PDT, July 3 0 ,1 9 9 0 . Bidders shall m eet w ith the O w ner’s Representative at the
Physical Plant O ffice prior to the required exam ination.
O R E G O N S T A T E B O A R D O F H IG H E R E D U C A T IO N
By G eo rg e P. P e rn ste in e r
A ssociate V ice C h an cello r
F acilities D ivision
E u g en e, O reg o n
NOTICE OF INTENT
The Oregon D epartm ent o f Transportation, Highw ay Division, is seeking propos­
als from geotechnical engineering consultants qualifies in the areas o f subsurface
investigation, foundation design and rock m echanics.
The consultant will be required to initiate and com plete the subsurface investiga­
tion and testing for the proposed soil/rock cuts, bridge, and retaining wall foun­
dations. The consultant w ill also be required to evaluate the subsurface conditions
and provide final geotechnical design recom m endations for the soil/rock cuts and
foundation designs. The work area is located at Rocky Point V iaduct, mile point
303.72, on the O regon C oast H ighw ay 9 in Curry County. The project involves
replacing the existing viaduct and realigning the highway into an adversely
dipping rock structure.
The successful consultant will enter into a lump sum contract for an am ount which
is not to exceed $125,000.00.
If you are interested in being considered, a Request for Proposals can be obtained
by calling or writing Bob Thom pson, Consultant Liaison Engineer, 307 T ranspor­
tation Building, Salem , O R 97310; telephone (503) 378-6563.
Statem ent o f Proposals are due on A ugust 6 ,1 9 9 0 .
Place your advertisement in the
Portland Observer
Office# (503) 288-0033
Fax# (503) 288-0015
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INFORMATION SECURITY SPECIALIST
LLJCTniClAN
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Blue Cross & Blue Shield o f O regon is accepting applications for an information
Security Specialist for corporate security. The successful candidate will...
A dm inister AFC2 and other assigned information/data security systems including
providing support for softw are interfaces and technical troubleshooting.
Participate in reviewing and evaluating the effectiveness o f the corporation’s
inform ation/data security practices and in developing, monitoring and en­
hancing information security policy.
Develop, implement and operate systems and processes that support the security
of the corporation’s information/data.
A nalyze com plex problems related to the security o f inform ation/data and
develop solutions.
Participate in security research and developm ent, manage projects and train staff.
Qualified candidates will have a 4 year college degree in com puter science or
equivalent experience and advanced know ledge o f security software. Sys­
tems software and com puter operations. Requires knowledge o f TSO/1SPF,
assem bler, and inform ation/data security practices. M ust have project m an­
agem ent experience and excellent oral and written com m unication skills.
Knowledge o f AFC2 ADA-BAS, MVS, CICS, and NATURAL is preferred.
Salary com m ensurate with experience.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield o f Oregon offers an excellent em ployee benefits
package, flex-time work hours, and com petitive salary. Pre-em ploym ent
drug screening required. To assure your resume is processed immediately,
place ad #251 at the top o f your resume or in your cover letter. Send resume
to:
Blue C ross a n d
Blue Shield o f O regon
H um an R esources D ept., 5th F ir
100 S.W . M a rk e t
P o rtla n d , O R 97201
WITH
WORLD CLASS MANUFACTURER
Applications ae being accepted for Electrical Maintenance positions at A rm ­
strong’s newest ceiling materials plant in St. Helens. These special opportuni­
ties are for the starting-up of the company's West Coast ceiling plant and
distribution center, serving the Pacific Rim and West Coast marketing areas
Successful candidates will be a vital part of the plant manufacturing team in
the development and operation of the new equipment, technology, and proc-
esses.
Armstrong W orld Industries. Inc. is a Fortune 200 company with 1989 sales
of $2.5 billion and 130 years experience in manufacturing. O ur products in­
clude building products, vinyl, flooring, ceramic tile, furniture and a variety of
specialty products.
Maintenance position responsibilities include planning and performing work
requests to maintain a safe, highly productive and reliable process; use of
computerized maintenance management systems; and assisting in the im­
plementation of preventive maintenance procedures. The potential to de­
velop and broaden crafts skills and manufacturing process knowledge will be
an exciting part of the job.
The positions provide opportunities for licensed electricians with skills in
maintaining m otor controls; programmable logic controllers (PLC’s); ac and
dc variable speed drives; and maintaining and calibrating process control
loops. Industrial electrical maintenance or similar experience with applicable
licenses is required.
These challenging positions offer a safe and tobacco-free (no smoking) envi­
ronment, and an excellent salary and benefits package including:
•Comprehensive Medical Plan with Wellness Account
•Starting salary $2600 or $2860/mo. based on exper.
•Dental Assistance Plan
•Education Aid Reimbursement
• 2 to 6 wks/yr Vacation Based on Service
•Accidental Death 4 Dismemberment Insurance
•Bonus Plan based on Return of Assets
Equal Opportunity Employer
TDD# 225-6780
INSURANCE
APPLICATION PROCESS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of O regon is currently accepting applications for full
time Custom er Service Representatives in the Custom er Service D epart­
ment.
This position is responsible for in depth know ledge o f all aspects o f Blue Cross
& Blue Shield o f Oregon business. Q ualified candidates will possess the
ability to com m unicate effectively and professionally both orally and in
written form.
Q ualified applicants will be able to work autonom ously in fast paced environ­
ment, and must have dem onstrated excellent attendance in previous em ploy­
ment.
O ther requirem ents include:
• 1 year work experience in insurance industry.
• 1 year experience in custom er relations
• M edical/dental terminology
• Organizational skills
• CRT experience & ability to type 30wpm & 10 key calc
• Procedural codes helpful
• G ood math skills.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield o f Oregon offers an excellent em ployee benefits
package, flex-time work hours, and com petitive salary. Pre-em ploym ent
drug screening required. To assure your resum e is processed im mediately,
place ad #211 at the top o f your resume or in your cover letter. Send resume
to:
Blue C ross a n d
Blue shield of O regon
H um an R esources D ept., 5th F ir
100 S.W . M a rk e t
P o rtla n d , O R 97201
TD D # 225-6780
Equal Opportunity Employer
RECREATION
ASST. PROGRAM
DIRECTOR
For Multnomah M etro YMCA. YMCA
health enhancem ent program s -
specifically aerobic program, assists
«tress/weight mgm nt, YMCA car­
diac therapy fitness testing, mem ­
bership services, health fairs, and
aerobic training. Bachelor’s degree
in health/PE required. Teaching
low & high im pact aerobic skills,
current CPR, first aid and fitness
leader/specialist certification re­
quired. Starting salary range $14,595-
$15,500 per year. Schedule varies
with program offerings & building
supervision. Closing date July 20.
Send resum e to Jane Loverin,
Multnomah Metro YMCA, 2831 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland, OR 97201.
F q u a l O p p o rtu n ity E m ployer
If you w ould like to be considered please send a le tte r to:
ARMSTRONG W ORLD INDUSTRIES, INC.
A ttn: Em ploym ent Division
D ep a rtm e n t of H um an R esources
541 I N.E. M artin Luther King Blvd. Suite B
Portland, O reg o n 9 7 2 11
All responses to this ad must be postm arked no later than July 27, 1990
T he le tte r should include:
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Specific technical abilities and type o f license.
Education, w o rk experience, and any specific traming/certificates.
Hobbies, activities, o r c om m unity involvem ent.
A phone num ber w h e re you can be reached
N O P H O N E C ALLS O R W A L K -IN A P P L IC A T IO N S W IL L BE A C C E P T E D A T T H E P L A N T
An Equal O pportunity Employer
SOCIAL WORK
(with references in mental health and clerical sections)
BECOM E A PART O F A NEW ADOPTION TEAM! Immediate openings for:
SENIOR CLINICIAN, ADOPTIVE FAMILY SERVICES Education; MSW
or Masters in related field. Experience: Solid clinical experience in adoption
field. Salary: $20,000 to $28,000 plus benefits
CLINICIAN, ADOPTIVE FAMILY SERVICES Education; MSW or Masters in
related field preferred. Bachelors degree considered. Experience: Masters
degree candidates must have solid family assessm ent experience, Bachelors
degree candidates must have adoption experience. Salary: $ 18,000 to $21,500
plus benefits.
PROG RAM /ADM INISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, POST ADOPTION SERVICES
Education; Bachelors degree or less Expcrience/Skills: Human services ex­
perience and clerical skills necessary. Salary: ” $6.15 to $7.69 per hour plus
benefits.
POSITIONS REQUIRE SOME EVENING AND W EEK EN D W ORK AND
SOME TRAVEL
If you are interested in any o f these positions, full job descriptions and agency
applications are available at 2301 NW G lisan, or call Vicki at 222-9661 ext.
274. Resum es cannot be substituted for agency application. EO E APPLIC A
TION DEADLINE: JULY 31, 1990.
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•Retirement Savings Plan
•Retirement Plan
•Stock Ownership Plan
•Life Insurance
• I I Paid Holidays
•Disability Insurance
•Employees Assist Plan
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