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Portland Observer
CLASSIFIEDS
Secretary
Needed to work 20 hours per week
in a mental health setting. Word
processing, correspondence,
data analysis, plus agency and
some client contact. 70 wpm and
2 years experience in mental
health and secretarial field pre­
ferred.
Competitive salary and benefits.
Schedule negotiable.
Resumes to:
Gary McConahay, Ph.D.
N/NE Community Mental Health
4950 N.E. Martin Luther
King Jr. Blvd.
Portland, OR 97211
Closing: February 7 ,1 9 92
EOE.
Minorities encouraged to apply.
Occupational Therapist
OTR Full Time.
Community Mental Health Center
seeks an OTR to join their psy­
chiatric rehabilitation team. An
ideal position for a creative, car­
ing individual who desires to work
with a culturally diverse popula­
tion, and the longterm mentally
disabled.
Minimum qualifications: OT Reg­
istered must be licensed in Ore­
gon two years. Experience in a
mental health field preferred.
Comprehensive salary and bene­
fits.
Resume to:
Rodney R. Harry,
Personnel Officer
N/NE Mental Health, Inc.
4950 N.E. Martin Luther
King Jr. Blvd.
Portland, OR 97211
EOE,
Minorities encouraged to apply.
Event Custodian
(Part-Time)
Portland Center for the Perform ing
Arts $7.56/hour 1 Position open
W e’re looking for a presentable,
industrious, reliable person to
assure that the Portland Center
for the Performing Arts is clean,
orderly and properly maintained
for final set-up and event mainte­
nance and followup.
Minimum one year experience in
faciliy cleaning or janitorial work.
You must be able to work inde­
pendently and follow written and
oral instructions. You must be
able to work with the general
public present; you must be able
to perform dirty work while stay­
ing personally clean and present­
able. You must be able to stand
and walk for your entire shift.
Some lifting. You must be avail­
able to work any day, any shift.
You must be willing to be CPR
certified.
Position open only to residents of
the the First Opportunity Target
Area. Boundaries are: N. Co­
lumbia Bv. on the North, NE 42nd
Ave on the East, Banfield Free­
way on the South, N Chautauqua,
including Columbia Villa on the
'w e s t. APPLY IN PERSON to
the Personnel Office at the Coli­
seum, 1401 N. Wheeler. Appli­
cations are available January 24
to February 12, from 9:00am to
5:00pm.
Senior Accountant
Temporary Full-Time Position
(Six Months)
Responsible for analysis, recon­
ciliation, and maintenance of ac­
counting records; preparation of
financial statements and reports;
and the audit of the legality, pro­
priety, and accuracy of financial
transactions. Requires exten­
sive knowledge of accounting and
auditing principles and practices;
thorough knowledge of govern­
mental accounting standards;
experience with loans receivable,
and skill in audit workpaper prepa­
ration. Minimum two years ex­
perience in fund accounting, all
funds and aspects.
Salary
$31,968 - $41,400. For com ­
plete job description and appli­
cation packet, contact:
The
Portland Development Commis­
sion, 1120 SW 5th, Suite 1100,
Portland, Oregon 97204 (823-
3463). Closing date: February
14,1992.
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action Employer
Brass Bed
Home Furnishings
utiful queen size head board,
ot board and frame with firm
thopedic mattress set, $375.00.
aver used. Call at 697-4183.
Accounting Clerk 1
Temporary Position
Class No.: 037-0192-FM
$7.24 - $10.19/hr
MÈTRO is recruiting for a 5-
month temporary, part-time Ac­
counting Clerk 1 position with
evening hours. Performs basic
accounting work including data
entry of financial information
and orders, primarily payroll
hours data, cash receipts, and
check disbursements. Must
have knowledge of account­
ing principles and practices,
the ability to perform detailed
work involving written or
numerical data and make ar­
ithmetical calculations rapidly
and accurately. Education/
Experience equivalent to High
School diploma or GED and
two years experience perform­
ing responsible accounting
work. Applications must be
received or postmarked no later
than 5:00pm, Friday 7 ,1992.
Application and supplemental
requirements are available at:
Metro Personnel Office
2000 SW First Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97201
Resumes not accepted.
EEO/AA Employer
METRO
Educational Assistant,
Male
(Multihandicapped Program)
7 hrs. day/190 days school year
To assist the teacher (includes
personal hygiene assistance and
training for male high school
students); salary $9.91 per hour.
Application deadline: 5:00 p.m.
2/14/92.
Requires: High school graduate; at
least 18 years of age; ability to lift
up to 60 lbs; six months experi­
ence in a professional setting
working with or instructing emo­
tionally handicapped students;
valid driver's license; driving
record acceptable to agency
carrier; transportation available
for on-the-job use.
Required MESD applications can
be obtained in person at MESD's
Recruitment Office, 11611 N.E.
Ainsworth Circle (Airport Way).
Hours are 8:00-5:00, Monday
through Friday.
To receive the application materi­
als by mail, please send a self-
addressed, stamped legal enve­
lope indicating position of inter­
est to:
M u ltn om ah E du ca tio n
S ervice D is tric t
Attn. Recruitment Office
P.O. Box 301039
Portland, OR 97230-9039.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
and Drug-Free W ork Place.
Payroll Clerk
Georgia-Pacific, a Fortune fifty
corporation, has an immediate
opening in the Accounting De­
partment of its Western Trucking
Division located in Wilsonville,
Oregon.
Responsibilities include prepara­
tion of hourly payroll for 100
employees, generating all pay­
roll reports and assisting in pay­
roll tax preparation, data entry,
and special reports. Requires a
minimum of two years clerical
accounting experience, Lotus 1 -
2-3 skills and 10-key by touch.
Two years of college or an Asso­
ciate’s degree preferred. Trans­
portation industry experience
preferred. The ideal candidate is
organized, manages time effi­
ciently, produces accurate work
while meeting deadlines, and has
good interpersonal skills.
If you meet the above requirements,
please send your resume with
salary history by 2/7 to:
George-Pacific Corporation
Attn: Ann Ashton
900 S.W. 5th Avenue
Portland, OR 97204
Equal Opportunity Employer
Family Service
Coordinator
2 years experience/education in
social services or related field,
knowledge of community re­
sources, computer experience.
Applications available: AMA Head
Start, 1425 N.E. Dekum, Port­
land. Closing date: 2/21
Any questions, please contact
Kendra Hughes at 283-1267.
15 Gate Attendants
Portland Center for the
Performing Arts
Memorial Coliseum and The
Oregon Convention Center
«salary: $5.49/hour part time.
F lh S T OPPORTUNITY: Applica­
tions are available to residents of
the North and Northeast neigh­
borhoods between Columbia Villa
and N. Chautauqua on the east
and N.E. 42nd on the west.
W e’re looking for well-groomed,
personable people to take tick­
ets, monitor doors during events,
direct patrons, and occasionally
patrol special exhibits. Persons
hired will work at Portland Cen­
ter for the Performing Arts,
Memorial Coliseum and the
Oregon Convention Center. Shifts
include days, evenings, week­
ends and holidays.
We require one year experience
dealing directly with the general
public in a high volume situation.
H.S. diploma or GED. Good
physical condition required; abil­
ity to stand for long periods of
time; ability to tolerate inclement
weather. Must be 18 years old or
older. Must be willing to be CPR
certified. You must join the union
(IATSE) within 30 days of hire.
APPLY IN PERSON: February 3-
20, 9:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m.,
Memorial Coliseum reception
desk, 1401 N. Wheeler. Applica­
tions can also be picked up at the
Urban League Office, 10 N.
Russell.
An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action Employer
Program Evaluator
Oregon Health Sciences Univer­
sity, Area Health Education
Centers Program seeks Program
Evaluator. Responsibilities: de­
veloping an evaluation program;
appropriate evaluation methods
in determining the effectiveness
of medical student education,
faculty development programs
and medical school clerkships;
developing course evaluation
instruments. Min. qualifications:
Doctorate in Education, concen­
tration in adult ed., teaching/learn-
ing theory and evaluation; 5 years
exp. in needs assessment, pro­
gram planning, implementation
and evaluation, emphasis adult
learners; faculty learning and
development w/medical school
faculty; three years experience
in medical education, including
development and evaluation of
medical education in clinical
settings.
Submit cover letter and resume by
February 19, 1992, to: Deputy
Director AHEC, OHSU, L102,
3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park
Rd., Portland, OR 97201. OHSU
is an EO, AA employer.
Substitute Instructional
Assistants
Spanish/English
Substitute (on-call) instructional
assistants are needed to work
with Spanish students. Must be
able to speak, read, and write
Spanish and English fluently. GED
preferred. Must be available on
an on-call basis. Salary $9.50
per hour.
Reply to Salem-Keizer Public
Schools, Personnel Services,
1309 Ferry St., SE, Salem, OR
97301 (503) 399-3063.
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
Truck Drivers
West Coast Grocery Company is
accepting resumes from Truck
Drivers who meet the following
requirements: Commercial driv­
ing with 1 to 2 years heavy semi
experience required; doubles
experience preferred. Must be
willing to work varied days and
hours. This position entails some
team driving, requires unloading
of palletized grocery products and
good backing, communication
skills. Four year progression scale
to $16.17/hour and 34 cents/mile.
This is a union position with
medical, dental and pension
available. Persons qualified and
interested in being considered
for this position should submit a
resume of qualifications and
experience to: West Coast G ro­
cery Company, P.O. Box 12909,
Salem, OR 97309; or complete
an application on 2nd floor at
3601 State St., Salem, Oregon.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
Data Processing
Every time we at NIKE set a new
performance record in the ath­
letic footwear and apparel indus-
. try, we also set new goals. Be­
cause when it comes to achieve­
ment, there is no finish lin e -o nly
new milestones to be won.
Due to a recent reorganization in
our Information Services area,
we have several career opportu­
nities for highly motivated indi­
viduals to join our Systems De­
velopment department. Your
charter will be to analyze, d e ­
sign, program code, test, and
implement new systems, and
maintain and enhance existing
ones. All positions require expe­
rience developing systems with
structured design methods, strong
problem solving and communi­
cation skills, and the ability to
work with little supervision.
WC-1768
Senior Programmer
Analyst
Warehouse Systems
Requires a minimum of 5 years
systems development experience
in an IBM mainframe environ­
ment with COBOL language skills.
Unix, DB2 and CSP highly d e ­
sired as is a Bachelor’s degree in
Computer Science or a related
field. A working business knowl­
edge of warehouse systems a
plus.
WC-1795
Senior Programmer
Analyst
Retail System s
Requires a minimum of 3 years of
experience developing systems
in SYNON and 5 years experi­
ence developing systems in an
AS-400 or System 3X environ­
ment. RPB or COBOL desired
as is a Bachelor’s degree in
Computer Science or a related
field, and a working business
knowledge of retail systems.
Experience with Island Pacific a
plus.
WC-1794
Programmer Analyst
International System s
Requires a minimum of 3 years
experience developing systems
in an MVS or Unix environment.
Experience with AS-400 highly
desired as is a working business
knowledge of distribution, sales
and marketing systems. A Bache­
lor’s degree in Computer Sci­
ence or a related field desired.
Must be willing to work up to 60%
of the time on AS-400. SYNON/
CASE tools experience a plus.
NIKE offers competitive salaries,
excellent benefits and the satis­
faction of working for a world
recognized leader. For immedi­
ate consideration apply in per­
son or send your resume, indi­
cating the appropriate title and
WC job code to NIKE Employ­
ment Center, 3700 S.W. Murray
Blvd., Beaverton, OR 97005. We
are an Equal Opportunity Em­
ployer.
Social Service/
Domestic Violence
Agency-2 Positions
Night Case Manager
Salary: $13,200 per year
Hours: 4:45pm - 9:15am every 3rd
night plus meetings/activities
Director of Volunteer Services
Salary: $8,562 per year
Hours: 20 hours p/week, some
evenings/weekends
Send resume and cover letter to:
Bradley-Angle House
PO Box 14694
Portland, OR 97214
EEO/AA/Feminist Organization
Closing date 2/17/92
Toy Sales
Play for a living.
It's easy and fun to be a Discovery
Toys Educational Consultant. Call
283-4042.
BUNK BED w/mattresses, hard­
wood frame, Lacquer finish, $185.
697-4183.
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Employment
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Telephone
Company Jobs
Start $7.80-15.75/hr, your area. Men
and women needed. No experi­
ence necessary. For informa­
tion, call 1-900-740-4561. ext.
6857,6am-8pm - 7 days - $12.95
fee.
Education Portland Public
Schools
Tag Center Teacher
Language Arts and Math
Full time teacher on special as­
signment. Assist with develop­
ment of appropriate language arts
and math curricula to address
the instructional level of TAG
students; provide direct instruc­
tion to students at TAG Centers;
communicate with classroom
teachers regarding intructional
activities and performance; as­
sist with development and pres­
entation of inservice programs to
regular classroom teachers.
Minimum Qualifications: M aster’s
Degree or significant graduate
level training in: Mutiple instruc­
tional models/strategies; curricu­
lum develpment and modifica­
tion; differentiating instruction,
with special emphasis on lan­
guage arts and/or math. Empha­
sis or experience in gifted educa­
tion preferred. Valid Oregon
Teaching Certificate. Reading
and/or Math Endorsement desir­
able. For information call 280-
6198.
Applications accepted
through 5:00pm, February 14,
1992. To apply contact Person­
nel Services, Portland Public
Schools, 501 N. Dixon, Portland,
OR or call 249-2000, Ext. 534.
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action/Drug Free Work Place
Employer.
Teacher
Educational Assistant, Male
(M ultihandicapped Program ) 7
hrs day/190 days school year
To assist the teacher (includes
personal hygiene assistance and
training for male high school stu­
dents); Salaiy $9.91/hr
A pplication Deadline:
5:00 pm, 2/14/92
Requires: High school graduate; at
least 18 years of age; ability to lift
up to 60 lbs; six months experi­
ence in a professional setting
working with or instructing men­
tally/retarded students; valid
driver's license; driving record
acceptable to agency carrier;
transportation available for on-
the-job use.
Required MESD applications can
be obtained inperson at MESD’s
Recruitment Office, 11611 N.E.
Ainsworth Circle, (Airport Way),
hours are 8:00-5:00, Monday thru
Friday. To receive the applica­
tion materials by mail, please
send a self-addressed, stamped
legal envelope indicating posi­
tion of interest to Multnomah
Education Service District, Attn.
Recruitment Office, P.O. Box
301039, Portland, Oregon 97230-
9039.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
& Drug Free Work Place
Secretary
Office Coordinator/
Secretary
BRW, Inc. has an opening in the
Portland office for an Office Co-
ordinator/Secretary involved with
engineering and planning. This
position requires a take-charge
individual with at least 5 years'
secretarial experience; strong
verbal and written communica­
tion skills including the ability to
compose correspondence; ex­
cellent administrative skills; the
ability to work without direction,
anticipating and following through
with needs of professionals. Must
be able to type 70 WPM and be
proficient with Lotus 1-2-3 and
WordPerfect 5.1. Send resume
with cover letter indicating salary
expectation to Laura Brown.
BRW, Inc.
2001 Western Avenue
400 Market Place Two
Seattle, WA 98121
FAX: (206)728-8984
Equal Opportunity Employer
Mike W.'s Autos
1978 Seville, 2 tone, wires, runs
good, '92 tags, $800.00
1981 Mercury Lynx LS, 2 door,
stereo, automatic transmission,
A.C., alloys, radials, $750.00
Call 287-4503
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Nutrition Technician
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Metro Washington Park Zoo
Class No. 535-0292-ZO
$10.98/hr.
Metro's Zoo is recruiting for a
Nutrition Technician for pur­
chasing, stocking and dis­
pensing animal food items and
Animal Management Division
Supplies. Duties include the
development of proper diet for
animals and overall feeding
program; preparing bid speci­
fications for food order and
obtaining quotations on items;
consulting with animal keep­
ers regarding diet, and with
food manufacturers on the
availability of specifically pre­
pared foods; oonsults with Vet­
erinarian and Veterinarian
Technicians on diet and diet
changes and substitutions and
maintains records of all ani­
mal food service related ac­
tivities. Also assists the Vet­
erinarian in the care of ani­
mals. Applications must be
received or postmarked no later
than 5:00pm Monday, Febru­
ary 17,1 992. Applications and
supplemental requirements are
available at:
Metro Personnel Office
200 SW First Ave.
Portland, OR 97201
Resumes not accepted
EEO/AA Employer
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DIRECTOR victim/offender media­
tion program; case management
& program development, PR,
fundraising, grant writing, etc. $25-
28K plus benefits; BA o r equiv.
exp. For application call 287-0373.
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Commemorative Sllkscreens
Palm Springs, $895 (retails at
$1900); Sushi, $695 (retails at
$1400); Yellow Sweater, $395
(retails at $850). Perfect
con­
dition. Must sell. 284-4801
Bankruptcy is not
the answer.
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Call 1-800-749-6600
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E. Scott Lee
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 730
6905 Highway 95
Fruitland, Idaho 83619
Telephone: (208) 452-4058
Attorney for Plaintiff
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IN THE DISTRICT COU RT OF THE
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF PAYETTE
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MAGISTRATE DIVISION
STUDENT LOAN FUND OF IDAHO,
INC.,
a non-profit Idaho Corporation,
Case No. C-3836
Plaintiff,
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JACKIE L. WHITMIRE
Defendant,
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JACKIE L. WHITMIRE, the above
named Defendant. You are hereby
notified that a complaint has been
filed against you in the District Court
of the Third Judicial District of the
State of Idaho in and for the County
of Payette, Idaho, (in the Magistrate
Division thereof) by the above named
Plaintiff and you are hereby directed
to file a written answer or written
motion in defense to the said com­
plaint within twenty (20) days of the
service of this summons; and you
are further notified that unless you
do so within the time herein speci­
fied, the Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you as prayed for in said
complaint.
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The nature of the claim against you
is for a Judgment as prayed for in the
complaint filed with the court.
WITNESS My hand and the seal of
said District Court this August 1
1989.
Laura L. Stigile
Clerk of the District Court by:
Diana M. Caillavet, Deputy Clerk
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