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SR CAD Drafter
Leatherman Tool Group, a leading
m a n u fa c tu re r
and
glo b a l
m a rk e te r o f m u lti-p u rp o s e ,
com pact tools is seeking a SR
CAD Drafter. This position works
d ire c tly w ith P ro d u c t Design
Engineers (PDEs) to create solid
model geom etry, edit com plex
solid model geometry. Also create
and m aintain accurate, clear,
con sisten t part and assem bly
draw ings that will become the
c o n tra c t
b e tw e e n
D esign
Engineering (DE) and suppliers
(both in te rn a l and e xte rn a l).
Create and e dit com plex part
drawings and assembly drawings
based on design directions from
PDE w hich are in the form of
rough sketches or general verbal
directions. Route and complete
E n g in e e rin g C h a n g e N o tice s
(ECNs) supporting new product
development (NPD) including new
product releases and changes to
designs as requested by PDE.
Successful candidates must have the
following skills and experience:
M in im u m o f th re e ye a rs
experience in drafting required.
Must demonstrate knowledge of
PC and CAD h a rd w a re and
software. Course work in GD & T
(G e o m e tric D im e n s io n in g &
Toleran cin g) o r dem onstrated
a b ility to c o m p re h e n d at an
interm ediate level is required.
Interpret com pany philosophy,
p o lic ie s ,
and
p ro c e d u re s
positively, contributing positively to
a climate of high morale among
co-workers. Associate Degree in
D ra ftin g or T e c h n o lo g y or
equivalent experience preferred.
AutoCAD and Inventor experience
is a plus.
We o ffe r e x c e lle n t b e n e fits ,
competitive wages and a friendly,
professional work environment.
Pre-employment drug and alcohol
s c re e n in g is re q u ire d . Equal
Opportunity Employer. M/F/D/V
To be considered for this position
interested candidates must send
their resume and cover letter by
May 18, 2005 to fax #503-253-
7830 or send your resum e to
jo b s @ le a th e rm a n .c o m .
No
telephone calls please.
LEATHERMAN TOOL GROUP, INC
P.O.Box 20595
Portland, OR 97294-0595
NOBODY BAKES IT BETTER
Franz Bakery is hiring:
• Route Sales Rep-Portland
• Two part-tim e M erchandisers
(Portland & Salem depots)
We are looking for sales/delivery
e xp e rie n c e & e x c e lle n t DM V
re c o rd .
P ay
ra te
fo r
merchandisers is $12.913 hr. RT.
Sales - base plus commission.
Age 21 is a requirement for RT.
Sa le s position. Call 503-973-
2846 for details. Fill out Franz
applicant at N. Portland Empl
Office at 30 N Webster or in the
bakery at 340 NE 11,B Ave.
EEO/AAP
Radio Board Operator
KPDQ
A M /F M ,
C h ris tia n
fo rm a tte d ra d io , an e q u a l
o p p o rtu n ity e m p loye r, needs
board operators for part-time and
full-tim e positions. Must have
radio board-operating experience
and a w orking knowledge with
P ro p h e t A u to m a tio n S yste m
beneficial. Must be willing to work
overnights and weekends.
All ca n d id a te s m ust be team
p la ye rs and o f s tro n g m oral
character and integrity. If you are
a person who meets the above
criteria and also enjoys a smoke-
free work environm ent, please
send you r resum e to Hum an
Resources, KPDQ AM/FM Radio,
6400 SE Lake Road, Suite #350,
Portland, Oregon 97222 or email
503-786-1551 - Absolutely no
phone calls please. Deadline to
apply is June 3, 2005.
Salem Communications is an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
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LL’ i tlauh (Ohs le virer
3605 East 13rfl Street Vancouver, WA
23rd Annual W omen’s Day Celebration
THEME: W om en o f P u r p o se - L iv in g fo r God
— Esther 4:13-14
Three-Day Celebration
F rid ay 5*13*05 7 :0 0 p.m .
Workshop conducted by Rev, Dr. Mildred Hines
S a tu r d a y 5*14*05 N oon * 2 :0 0 p .m .
Crazy Hat Luncheon ($8.00)
Special Guest Rev. Dr. MillredB. Hines
Rev. Dr. Mildred
B. Hines of
Los Angeles, C A
Sunday, 5*15*05
3 :3 0 p .m .
Closing worship services
Guest speaker Rev. Dr. Mildred B. Hines
For information call: 360-693-4566 cr 360-891-0972
The Wilberforce Choir will bring music ranging from Broadway hits to African-American Spirituals
during a Monday, May 16 performance at Bethel AME Church.
Wilberforce Choir to Perform
O n M o n d ay M ay 16, the
Wilberforce University Choir will
have a 7 p.m. concert at Bethel
AME Church, 5828 N.E. Eighth
Ave.
The choir, under the direction of
Jeremy Winston, the university’s
distinguished chair of sacred and
choral music, will perform a variety
of music ranging from Broadway
hits to African-American Spiritu­
als.
This concert is free and open to
everyone wishing to attend. For
more information, call 503-288-5429.
Portland Woman Broke Barriers
Funeral arrangem ents for
Harrie Bell Cross-Paris, a long
time Portland resident who died
at the age of 87, are under the
direction of Cox and Cox Funeral
Home.
She was born Nov. 1,1917 in
Dekalb, Texas, the daughter of
M irara Lou Johnson and Will
Thurman. She attended school
in Beaumont, Texas, where she
also accepted C hrist as her
personal savior and was bap­
tized at an early age.
She moved to Portland in 1935,
to jo in h er b ro th er, W illie
Thurman. She later met and mar­
ried William Cross; he died in
1959. From this union, one son,
Abdul Halim Rahsaan, formerly
known as William Earle Cross,
was bom. She met and married
John Paris in 1967.
During the W orld W ar II era,
Harrie Bell became the first of
two African American women
to be e m p lo y e d w ith the
Harrie Belle Cross-Paris
Lippman Wolfe Department Store
in Portland. She was also among
the first group of women to be
employed with the Portland Ship
Repair Yard during this same era.
Later she went on to work for Lewis
and Clark College where she be­
came Lead Supervisor of H ouse­
keeping Services for 25 years. She
retired in 1984. She was also a very
successful Avon Representative
for over 40 years.
Shejoined the Mt. Olivet Bap­
tist Church, under the pastorate
of the late Rev. James S. Clow,
where she remained a faithful
member for more than 60 years.
She was also active in her com­
munity, being a member of the
NAACP, Texas Social Club,
Oklahoma Social Club, Former
President of the Northwest Re­
gion of the National Council of
Negro Women, Altruistic Club,
Delta Mother’s Club, Birthday
Club and Oasis Club.
She was also preceded in
death by her four brothers,
W illie, George, Charlie and
Harry.
C h e r is h in g h e r lo v in g
memory are her husband and
son; nine grandchildren; 14
g r e a t- g r a n d c h ild r e n ; o n e
great-great grandchild; and
host of nieces, nephews, cous­
ins, neighbors and devoted
friends.
The House o f Prayer
4936 N .E . Skidm ore
P ortland , O R 97218
Take N.E. Prescott,
Heading East (toward 60th) to
N.E. 49,h and Turn Right,
Go Two Blocks and Turn Left
Sunday School
Sunday Morning Service
Wednesday Prayer
Wednesday Evening
9:30 am
11:00 am
12:00 Noon
7:00 pm
Everyone
is Welcome!
Pastor Marcia L. Taylor
Founder/Counselor
Tel: (503) 284-9959
Annual Women’s Conference
Reclaiming The Glory o f His Presence
May 24-28
Bethesda Christian Church, 109 N. Emerson St.
B ishop G race O sb orn , Conference Coordinator
Rev. M elvin Bailey, Church Pastor
Women Living Godly in a Single State
presented by Minister Ethel J. Bates
Other topics include adult courtship, beyond the
silver years, rebuilding a broken world,
blended families and the pitfalls of leadership.
PARKING FACILITY Operator
Immediate full time and part-time
openings. Seeking dependable,
well groomed, positive individuals
Come and discover the 10 principles that can help you
live a holy lifestyle in a single state (Phil. 4: 11-13)
$8.00 + starting wage
Overtime/advancement potential
Medical & Dental, 401k avail.
Drugtest/Background check
For More Information Call:
Bishop Grace Osborn at 503-281-5850
• Thousands of listings
• Free Service
includes special needs housing
New hires must have acceptable
documentation to confirm both
identity and eligibility to work.
Apply 12:00-12:30PM, Mon, Wed
& Thurs at City Center Parking
130 SW Stark, Portland.
C A N N O N 'S
RJB EXPRESS
(FORMERLYCHUCK HINTON'S)
W W W .HOUSINGCONNECTIONS.ORG
Catering & Take-Out
O ur S pecialty :
503.802.8562
R eal H ickory S moked B ar -B-Q
• Sandwiches • Salads
• Chicken • Pork Rihs
• Beef Rihs
M ETRO
Associate M anagement Analyst,
421 SW 6th Ave
Planning Department. $42,776 -
$57,281/annually FT. Deadline:
5-17-05. Performs a variety of mid­
level professional technical and
adm inistrative duties such as
budgeting, personnel, contracts,
accounting and purchasing.
HO U RS:
located between
Washington
and Stark
CATERING ALL EVENTS
phone:
503-796-9250
To a c c e ss th e c o m p le te jo b
a n n o u n c e m e n t and re qu ired
application m aterials, visit our
website at www.metro-region.org/
jobs or pick up a complete packet
at Metro Human Resources, 600
NE G ra n d A ve n u e , P o rtla n d .
Resumes are not accepted.
website: www.avalont1owerspdx.com
e-mail: avalont1owers@msn.com
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Sunday
M onday
Tuesday
Wed-Thurs
Fri. & Sat.
11 am - 8 pm
11 am -9 pm
closed
11 am -9 pm
11 am - 10pm
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