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I he Portland Observer December 19,1990
Portland Observer
CLASSIFIEDS
Nursing
Occupational Health
And Safety Nurse
Please send insume and salary histoiy to Battelle,
Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Recruitm ent Center,
D ept. MAABSA, PO. Box 1406, Richland, WA 99352.
Women and minorities encouraged to apply
METRO WASHINGTON PARK ZOO
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
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Place your advertisement in the
Portland Observer ,
Office# ,(503) 288-0033
Fax# (503) 288-0015.
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503-284-4828
Ballello oilers □ comprehensive benefit package In­
cluding relocation
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2225 N.E. Broadway
Candidates with 3-5 yoats experience in an MIS environ­
ment conducting systems analysis with financial or ac­
counting applications will be strongly considered.
Degreo in Information Systems wilh emphasis in Finance
nr Accounting preferred
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Richland. Washington, iscurrenlly accoplingrosumcs
foi a Business Systems Analyst Inlhisposiiion.youwill
piay a maioi rolo In conducting functional analysis with
various financial and accounting systems
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Of Oregon
Human Resources Dept., 5th Fir.
100 S. W. Market
Portland, OR 97201
TDD #225-6780
Equal Opportunity Employer
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BUSINESS SYSTEMS
ANALYST
Blue Cross and Blue Shield is now hiring for an Occupational Health &
Safety Nurse.
Qualified candidates will have:
1-2 years experience in emergency/immediate care nursing
Experience coordinating Safety Committees, Early Return-to-Work Pro­
grams, Hazard Communications Programs, and ergonomic workstation
assessments
Experience providing immediate care to injured/ill workers
Candidate must have current knowledge of government health/safety
regulations
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Of Oregon offers an excel employee benefits
package, flex-time work hours and competitive salary. Pre-employment
drug screening required. To assure your resume is processed immedi­
ately, place as #490 at the top of your resume or in your cover letter, o *
you may apply in person btwn 9am-4pm M-F
HOME FOR THE HOLIDA YS
Angela Scarboro, daughter of Portland businessman Ed Scarboro, is
pictured with songstress, Patti Labelle, during break at MoTown's 30th
celebration held recently in Los Angles, California.
Angela was appearing with the Jackson State University marching band
with whom she is a cheerleader.
The twenty year old sophomore is currently spending Christmas
holidays in Portland
Portland, Or. 97232
FOR CONCEPTUAL DESIGN PLANS
FOR NEW OR RENOVATED EXHIBITS
AT METRO WASHINGTON PARK ZOO
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The Zoo Department of the Metropolitan Service District (Metro) is updating its
Master Plan. As part of that process the Zoo is requesting proposals for conceptual
design plans for new or renovated exhibits that will replace the existing feline com­
plex, the existing Childrens Zoo, the east bear grotto, the entrance complex, and
an off-site education/exhibit complex.
Proposals will be due on January 9,1991 at 5:00 p.m. PST, at the reception office,
Metro Washington Park Zoo, 4001 SW Canyon Road, Portland, OR 97221, Attn:
Y. Sherry Sheng, Director.
Details concerning this proposal can be obtained by contacting Ms. Sherry Sheng,
Metro Washington Park Zoo, (503) 220-2450.
Anxiety and
Depression
Associated with
Chronic Stomach
Aches in Children
Although recurrent abdominal pain
affects approximately 12 percent of
school-aged children, only 10 percent of
those affected have an identifiable medi­
cal problem. The other children are often
assumed to be suffering from emotional
problems such as anxiety and depres­
sion. To determine whether these chil­
dren have more emotional problems than
other youngster, NICHD-supported in­
vestigators at Vanderbilt University in
Nashville, Tennessee compared them to
children with physical diagnoses for their
stomach pain, children with psychiatric
disturbances, and healthy controls. An
increased incidence of emotional prob-
lems-primarily anxiety and depression-
was found in both the children with a
medical diagnosis for their abdominal
pain an those without. Further testing is
needed to determine the relation between
the emotional and physiological symp­
toms found in children with recurrent
abdominal pain.
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Ad Effective 12/19 Thru 12/24/90
Safeway is in your Neighborhood to Stay
SAFEWAY
Christmas
Services!!
It’s husde and bustle through the
mall with packages and lists of Christ­
mas wishes. To help ease the juggling of
boxes and bags, Jantzen Beach Shop­
ping Center is offering free package check
for its customers.
Shoppers can check their packages
and continue to shop without worry and
without making several trips to the car.
Also, for those who don’t like to wrap,
Jantzen Beach is offering free gift wrap­
ping from 6:00 p.m. to closing every
night until Christmas. Shoppers can have
gifts wrapped for a nominal fee from
noon to 6:00 p.m. everyday. Proceeds
benefit local school programs in Port­
land.
Strollers and wheel chairs can also
be checked out free of charge to make
shopping an easier and more enjoyable
activity.
Daily entertainment is featured
everyday by local school bands and choirs.
For more information about Jantzen Beach
Shopping Center Christmas services and
entertainment, call (503) 286-9103.
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Volunteer
How about starting the New Year
off with the resolution to volunteer to
help Northeast Portland seniors? By your
volunteering two (2) hour- in January
you could help a senior citizen with
transportation and grocery shopping. It
will hel| start your New Year with a
smile. To volunteer call Project Link­
age, a division of Metropolitan Family
Service, at 249-8215.
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