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Ben & Jerry’s will Celebrate
Grand Opening with $1.00 Cones
Oregon’s first Ben & Jerry’ s lee
Cream and Frozen Yogurt scoop
shop, located at the corner o f SE
3hth St and Hawthorne Blvd., w ill
be celebrating its grand opening on
Sunday, July 21, 1996. from noon to
6.00 p.ni., with a day o f music, fes­
tivities, fun, and, o f course, icecream
for the entire family. During the six-
hour event. Ben & Jerry’ s w ill be
selling $1.00 ice cream cones and
w ill be donating all proceeds to three
non-profit organizations: The Sis­
ters o f the Road Cafe, a restaurant
located in the heart o f the Burnside
com m unity that offers low -cost
meals and job training to lo w -in ­
come and homeless residents;
Harry’ s Mother, a runaway shelter
located in Southeast Portland that
severs 4,5(X) youth each year; and to
local relief efforts within Tillam ook
County that have been set up for
fam ily farmers who were hit so hard
during the Hoods o f this past winter.
In addition to drawing attention to
local and regional causes. Ben &
Jerry ’ s grand opening event w ill fea­
ture a variety o f live music and en­
tertainm ent throughout the day.
Headlining the music w ill be a well-
known Portland-based band. The
Tree Frogs, who w ill close out the
day.
"O ur grand opening event is a
way for us to give back to the com­
munity that supports us," said Tim
Watters, co-owner and manager o f
Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream and Frozen
Yogurt in Portland. “ W e’ re excited
about being in Portland and want to
share that excitement through this
grand opening celebration,” added
Kathy White, co-owner and man-
ager o f Portland’ s Ben & Jerry’s.
P ortland’ s Ben & J e rry’ s Ice
Cream and Frozen Yogurt is a l i ­
censed f ranchised scoop shop o f Ben
& J e rr y ’ s H om em ade, In c .,
Verm ont’ s Finest A ll Natural Ice
Cream and Frozen Yogurt, which
was founded in I97X in a renovated
gas station in Burlington, Vermont,
by childhood friends Ben Cohen and
Jerry G reenfield. The company,
which is known for its innovative
flavors made front fresh Vermont
m ilk and cream, currently distrib­
utes ice cream, frozen yogurt, and
sorbet products in all 50 states and
has over I (X) f ranchised scoop shops
in 20 states. Ben & Jerry’ s interna­
tional operations include a jo int ven­
ture (Iceverks) in Karelia. Russia;
licensees in Israel and Canada; and
distribution in the United Kingdom.
Dunbar Development Corporation
To Honor Core’s Celes King, III
Celes King, III, state chairman o f
the Congress o f Racial Equality o f
California and a long-time ci vii rights
activist and businessman, w ill hon­
ored by the Dunbar Economic De­
velopment Corporation at Los Ange­
les' historic Dunbar Hotel on Friday,
July 26, 1996, 6 p.m.
King’ s father, the late Celes King,
Jr. managed the world-renowned
black-owned hotel for many years.
The hotel was purchased by King's
uncle, the late James Cullen Nelson,
in 1936. It became the anchor busi­
ness along Central Avenue in South
Central Los Angeles during the
1930’ s 1940’ sand 1950’ s.
Billed the “ Historic Renaissance
o f Central Avenue” the honoring o f
King w ill kick o ff the Central A v ­
enue Jazz Festival beginning on Sat­
urday, July 27 next to the hotel at
42nd Street and Central Avenue.
Among the artists to perform w ill be
Buddy Collete and Patrice Rushen.
King has been in the forefront o f
the c iv il rights struggle in Los Ange­
les for more than a generation. “ There
are no African American leaders in
Los Angeles that have not been
torched by his influence,” writes the
Los Angeles Black Pages. Actively
running his successful bail bond busi­
ness, he has always found time for
community-related activities.
Born in Chicago, King came to
Los Angeles shortly after his father
began managing the Dunbar Hotel.
A fter graduating front Manual Arts
High School, King joined the A ir
Force and became a member o f the
famed Tuskegee A irm en during
W orld War II. Upon his return home,
King helped build the fam ily busi­
ness and expanded the fa m ily ’ s real
estate interests. In 19 5 1, King started
his bail bond business and iater be­
came president of the most prom i­
nent bail bond association, both lo­
cally and nationally.
W ell educated, King holds a law
degree and two masters degrees, one
in business and another in urban plan­
ning.
K in g ’s community activities in­
clude: co-founder o f the Brother­
hood Crusade, former president o f
the Los Angeles N A A C P ; former
president o f the Los Angeles Human
Relations Commission; co-founder,
Los Angeles Rumor Control; mem­
ber, Century Freeway A ffirm ative
Action Committee. In addition, King
is a brigadier general in the C a lifo r­
nia State M ilita ry Reserve.
K in g is m arried to the fo rm e r
A n ita Lugo and has fo u r c h il­
dren.
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Eugene, Oregon, is seeking a
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to supervise the supply, main­
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Department of Public Safety’s
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bachelor’s degree and four
years’ responsible experience
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at least two years of supervi­
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Ourgoal is to have a workforce
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and people of color are en­
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application packet, contact
Human Resource and Risk
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Pearl Street, Room 101, Eu­
gene OR 97401 . Closing date:
8/16/96. AA/EOE
Excellent opportunity for team-
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request application packet.
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On 7-14-96 at 1537 Hrs M u lt­
nomah County S heriff’ s Deputies
Along with Corbett Fire Rescue Units
Responded to a a reported drowning
in the Sandy River at Lewis and
Clark park.
Responding units found citizens
administering CPRtoa Nineteen year
old male victim. V ictim was trans­
ported to Mt Hood Medical Center
where he was pronounced dead on
arrival.
Witnesses at the scene stated the
victim a strong swimmer had swam
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CPR attempts were made.
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On 7-13-96 at 1827 Hrs M u lt­
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under.
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We are seeking applicants with
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responsibility for monitoring the pavement construction program; and advising,
assisting and coordinating between Operations Support and the regions to
provide efficient communication, analysis of changes, and field interpretations
of contract requirements. Requires a Bachelor's degree in civil or transportation-
related Engineering; and four years of professional-level experience in the
practice of transportation engineering; OR seven years o f engineering
experience. Three of the seven years must have been performing professional
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Eugene is looking for people
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Residential Armed Robbery
Portland Police, in cooperation
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your help in identifying three sus­
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On Wednesday, March 27, 1996,
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Pavement Management Group; and ensure pavement Information affecting the
planning, design, construction operation and maintenance o f the state's
highway system is property investigated, interpreted, documented, and
considered in the D epartm ent's decision-making process. Requires a
Bachelor's degree In civil or transportatkxvrelated engineering and two years of
professional-level experience in the practice of transportation engineering; OR
five years of engineering experience. Two of the five years must have been
performing professionaHevel engineering duties. Preference may be given to
applicants who are Registered Professional Engineers. Salary $7,724 - $3,725
monthly + benefits. Completed application materials must be received by
August 5, 1996. Announcement No. 0CDT6211. Ca» (5 0 3 ) 9 8 6 4 0 3 0 (TTY
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Transportation Analyst
We have a challenging opportunity for an experienced individual for a position
in Salem. Will develop, analyze and m aintain large quantities of
transportation data for use in transportation and land use models; support
solution selection and development, environmental analysis, and design
analysis; and gather, organize and present technical data. Requires a
Bachelor's degree in civil or transportation-related engineering and one year
of professional-level experience in the practice of transportation engineering;
OR four years of engineering experience. One of the four years must have
been performing professional-level engineering duties. Must have strong
communication, computer and analytical skills. Salary $2,352 - $3,219
monthly + excellent benefits. Completed application materials must be
received by August 9 ,1 9 9 6 . Announcement No. 0CDT6219. Call (503) 9 8 6
4030 (TTY 5 0 3 -9 8 63 8 5 4) to request application packet.
Workstation Support Consultant
(Data Communications Technician 2)
We are seeking an individual to provide technical support and leadership for
client/server systems In ROSEBURG. The ideal candidate should have one year
of experience which included the setup, pperation. maintenance, systems
analysis, and trouble-shooting of data communications hardware and software;
OR two years of technical training in data communications; OR an Associate's
degree or certification in Computer Science and 6 month of experience. Salary
$2,261 $3,008 monthly + benefits. Completed application materials must be
received by August 1 2 .1 9 9 6 . Announcement No. OCDT6217. Call (503) 9 8 6
4030 (TTY 5 0 3 9 8 6 3 8 5 4 ) to request application packet.
Structural Drafter
We are seeking a Drafter for a position located in Salem. Will perform drafting
in support of the facilities design and structural design teams. Requires an
Associate's degree in Engineering Technology from a recognized community
college or technical school of engineering and four years of experience directly
related to engineering; OR five and one-hatf years (60 months) of sub­
applications for the following positions:
Technical Writer
The Technical Writeri acts as an information system specialist in the
documentation of information system policies, procedures, processes, and
programs. Salary is $2,262 to $3,309 monthly. Two years of experience
equivalent to a computer programmer which included responsibility for
documentation of information system projects is required. May substitute a
college degree in Computer Science or Programming for one year of experience.
Refer to job announcement for specific duties and responsibilities. Applications
must be received in the Lottery Office by July 2 6 ,1 9 9 6 .
Maintenance Technician
The Maintenance Technician Is responsible for semi-skilled and skilled
maintenance for the Lottery building and grounds including heating, cooling,
plumbing, electrical and mechanical equipment; and carpentry, painting,
janitorial and landscaping. Three years of building maintenance experience
which provided a working knowledge of the following: carpentry, electrical,
mechanical, painting, plumbing, janitorial, and/or landscaping is required. Refer
to job announcement for specific duties and responsibilities. Applications must
be received in the Lottery Office by July 2 6 ,1 9 9 6 .
For these positions, you must complete a Lottery application or State of Oregon
application form (PD100). job announcements and application forms are
available at the Lottery office located a t 2 7 6 7 22nd Street SE In Salem, or at
any local Employment Departm ent. Applicants are subject to an extensive
background check. Women, minorities, and persons with disabilities are
encouraged to apply. For more Information call (5 0 3 ) 3 7 3 0 3 5 3 . Send
completed applications materials to the Oregon Lottery, Human Resources
Department, P 0 Box 1 2 6 4 9 , Salem, Oregon 9 7 3 0 9 .
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Encounter Data Liaison
(Program Technician 1)
The Office of Medical Assistance Programs has a vacancy for an energetic and
innovative person with experience in quantitative techniques and models for
analyzing, trending and forecasting various forms of data. This position is
responsible for ensuring that Physician Care. Health Maintenance. Dental Care
and Mental Health Organizations understand encounter data requirements and
submit accurate and timely data for services provided to patients enrolled in
the Oregon Health Plan. This position Is also responsible for developing and
monitoring plan compliance, management reports and projections. This
position is located in Salem. To qualify: You must have three (3) years of
experience administering or coordinating parts or subsets of a project or
program. A Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Management, Public
Administration, or a field directly related to the position will substitute for two
years of required experience. Your background must give you the knowledge
and skills identified in the Test Section of Announcement Number L f 960551.
Salary $2,261 to $3,008 monthly. Excellent benefit package. To apply: Obtain
State of Oregon Announcement Number L E 9 6 0 5 5 1 and application from a
local Oregon Employment Departm ent office or most state agency personnel
offices. II you have a disability and need an alternative format In order to
complete the application form, you may call the Exam Unit at (5 0 3 ) 3 7 8
2 1 3 0 or TTY ( 5 0 3 ) 3 7 8 4 7 6 2 for the hearing Impaired to leave a message
about the alternative format needed. Applications must be received by July
3 1 ,1 9 9 6 to be accepted.
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
Administrative Specialist
Assistant to Chief Investigator
If you enjoy a fast-paced environment and thrive on variety and challenge, this
may be the job you're looking for. The Board of Medical Examiners, a licensing
and disciplinary board, seeks a highly organized person with good supervisory
skills to assist in the administration of its Investigations Department. Our
successful candidate must have at least 2 years experience which included
administrative support for a project, program, or operation, or at least 1 year of
experience plus 1 year of postsecondary education. Good word processing and
communications skills are very important. Some background in law and/or
medicine affording a knowledge of terminology highly desirable. Salary range is
$1.869 to $2,486 monthly with excellent benefits package Call (5 0 3 ) 2 2 8
58 7 3 ext 2 2 2 for application packet. Job closes August 2 ,1 9 9 6 .
OREGON STATE HOSPITAL
CNAs and Mental Health Therapists
Salem & Portland Facilities
1996. Announcement No. 0CDT6214. Call (5 0 3 ) 9 8 6 4 0 3 0 (TTY 5 0 3 9 8 6
Now accepting applications for permanent and temporary Mental Health
Therapists. Most positions require a currant CNA. Experience working with
psychiatric patients Is desired, and is required for higher level positions. Apply
immediately for current vacancies available on Geriatric, Child/Adolescent,
Forensic, and Adult (Salem & Portland) wards.
• Excellent Benefit Package (permanent staff)
• Competitive Salaries
• Ongoing Trailing Opportunities
3 8 5 4 ) to request application p a c k e t
Application packets are available 8 :3 0 a m to 4 :00p m , fi8F at Oregon S tate
professional engineering experience. A Bachelor s degree in tngineenng.
Architecture, Geology, Mathematics, or Physics may be substituted for the
Associate's Degree In Engineering Technoto#. Preference may be given to
applicants with structural drafting experience. Salary $1,935 • $2,642 monthly
+ benefits. Completed application materials must be received by August 5,
Administrative Specialist 2
(Safety & Health Assistant)
Hospital, Employee Relations, Bldg. 2 9 , 2 6 0 0 Center S treet NE, Salem or
call (5 0 3 ) 9 4 8 2 8 1 5 In Salem (Portland area call 5 0 3 7 3 1 - 8 6 2 8 ) TTY
(5 0 3 )9 4 8 2 9 9 6 .
We have an exciting opportunity for an expehenced individual In the Portland
Metro Region. Will assist with the Region s safety and health programs to
ensure a safe work environment and compliance with ODOT's safety goals.
Requires two years o f providing administrative support for a project, program or
operation which must have included performing duties such as: research and
interpretation of laws, rules or regulations; collection and analysis of data and
interpretation of findings: or review and evaluation of projects, processes and
operations. Must have strong communication and analytical skills. Salary
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