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Hand-in-Hand
Festival Breaks
Down Barriers
The 27lh annual Hand-in-Hand
Festival is a special time when
those with disabilities and those
without can come together for a
day of fun and festivities. Games,
clowns, food, prizes, live music
and arts and crafts are among the
highlights of the day, which will
be held Saturday, June 18 from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the St. Andrew
Community Center, located at NE
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8lh and Alberta Streets.
The goal o f the festival is to
break down barriers that separate
people with different needs. The
participants and volunteers will
come from all areas of Portland and
beyond.
The festival is sponsored jointly
by St. Andrew Parish and the Office
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for People with Disabilities of the
Archdiocese o f Portland, as well
as local businesses in northeast
Portland.
The festival is free. For more
information on volunteering or
participating, call 503-288-4943.
C lassifieds
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E x p r e s s P e r s o n n e l S e r v ic e s in p a rtn e rs h ip w ith
L e a th e rm a n Tool G roup has 80 openings for production
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workers. If you are looking for a great opportunity with a world
class employer, have 3-6 months production or manufacturing
experience, are available for swing shift and have reliable
transportation. Please stop by one of our offices.
Appraiser I
$3,113-$3,785/m onth
Closes June 24, 2005
) PERSONNEL SERVICES
y£) LEATHERMAN
Management Analyst II
Sheriff's office - Patrol
Office Locations:
1550 NW Eastman Parkway, Suite # 105
Gresham, OR 97030
10011 SE Division St, Suite 101
Portland, OR 97266
$4,188 - $5,090/ month
Closes June 24, 2005
Management Analyst II
sheriff’s office - Research/ Planning
$4,188 - $5,090/ month
Closes June 24, 2005
Call (503) 846-8606/TTY (503)
846-4898 for information or see
our
w ebsite:
www.co.washington.or.us. County
application and supplemental
a p plica tio n form s required.
Women, minorities, and people
with disabilities are encouraged
to apply.
APPLY TO:
Washington County Human
Resources Division
155 N. First Avenue, Suite 320
Hillsboro, OR 97124
The City o f Po rtlan d, Oregon,
Police Bureau seeks a fu ll tim e
P o lic e D e s k C le rk . This is
specialized service work in the
Police Bureau. Employees in this
class work directly with the public
providing information, responding
to inquiries and complaints both
in person and over the phone.
This person must provide support
to officers on the street and in a
precin ct by accessin g and
providing information as needed.
Requested inform ation is
accessed and retrieved by using
Bureau computer files, LEDS,
NCIC, PPDS, DMV, CAD and other
inform ation sources. These
positions are located in precincts.
Traffic, and Records divisions
within the Police Bureau. Many
of the contacts are of a sensitive
or stressful nature. Police Desk
Clerks may be required to work
day, evening or night shifts,
weekends or holidays. Some
Positions may require a valid
State D rive r's License and
accep table drivin g record.
Approximate monthly salary is
$2,004 to $2,770. For additional
information or to apply online visit
http://www5.ci.portland.or.us/
jobs/05-084/05-084.htm
Maintenance
A Great Career
with a Famous Name
Kraft Foods has b u ilt a reputation for quality and innovation As an employer w ith one
o f the most famous names in the industry, we're proud o f our tradition o f knowing
w hat people w ant and providing it. Currently, we have the follow ing opportunities
available in our Portland Bakery:
S ta tio n a ry E n gin eer
Responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair o f pumps, piping and HVAC
equipment, and operates boilers, compressors, chillers and industrial control systems.
Requires 5 years' experience in a high-speed m anufacturing plant w ith hands-on
knowledge o f gas and oil boilers, refrigeration systems, piping, HVAC equipment,
welding, and excellent troubleshooting skills.
M a in te n a n c e E le c tric ia n
Responsible for the electrical maintenance and repair of all production related machinery
and equipment. Requires Oregon Journey-Level license, 5 years' experience, experience
w ith electrical/electronic troubleshooting in a high-speed manufacturing plant, expertise
w ith Allen Bradley PLCs, instrumentation, troubleshooting, and repair and calibration
Experience w ith both Windows-based PCs and DCS systems, electrical conduit and wire
installation required
M a in te n a n c e M e c h a n ic
Responsible fo r maintenance and repair o f all production related equipment. Requires 5
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Piloting the African Queen is Bob Shaw, with (left to right, on deck) Fleet Captain Will Garner,
Treasurer Fred White, Secretary Robert Burns, Vice-Commodore Charlie Gaston and Commodore
John Cannon.
African Queen Acts as Host for
Emerald Rose Yacht Club
The Emerald Rose Yacht Club
recently celebrated their annual
opening day parade and regatta
on S eattle's M ontlake Cut, with
the 36-foot African Queen acting
as host yacht.
O pening day festivities tradi
tionally take place during spring
time nationally to kick off the boat
ing season, with yachting and
boating organizations featuring
sizes and types o f yachts that
approach 80 to 90 feet.
The club was officially char
tered in 1996 by a group o f the
Pacific N orthw est’s primarily A f
rican-A m erican boating enthu
siasts from Seattle (the Em erald)
and Portland (the Rose) cities.
F am ily -o rien ted functions in
clude encouragem ent and pro
m otion o f w ater and boating
safety; educational activities on
vessel m a in te n a n c e and use;
su p p o rt o f c o m m u n ity y o u th
groups and general enjoym ent
o f life to gether on the beautiful
w ater’s around Puget Sound and
P o r tla n d ’s C o lu m b ia
an d
W illam ette Rivers.
For inform ation visit the web
at
ww w .e m e r a ld r o s e y a c h t
club.org or call 503-970-3302.
Red Cross Offers Youth Classes
Babysitting
and latchkey
tips covered
scholarships available.
Youth ages 11 to 15 can
learn everything they need to
know about being a great
b ab y sitter in “ B a b y sitte r’s
T raining.” The six-hour, 45-
W ith school out for the sum
m inute course covers: em
mer and parents working, it’s
ploym ent skills and business
important for kids to know how
practices; leadership; d eci
to stay home safely by them
sion making skills; safe play;
selves, and how to care for their
and basic infant care includ
younger brothers and sisters.
ing diapering and feeding.
The Red Cross will offer two
Students will also learn the
w orkshops for the m onths
first aid and safety skills
ahead.
P H O T O COURTESY OF D E S IG N S. N o KES
needed to prevent, prepare
Formed for latchkey chil Students from Tubman Middle School
for, and respond to em ergen
dren, ages 8 to 11, "W hen I’m in north Portland participate in a Red
cies. W o rk sh o p s are held
Babysitter's
In Charge” gives kids 5U1L
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" U i i i i i i g v Training
/ a o o a i Class at
through June 30 on various
tions should they find them- the East Portland Community Center.
local dates and locations. Fee
selves home alone. The class is and Internet safety. W orkshops
is $35.
targeted at enhancing self-reliance are going on until June 25 at vari
More information and registra
in preventing and preparing for ous locations throughout the Port
tion can be found at www.redcross-
emergencies, as well as phone, gun land metro area. The fee is $ 18 with
pdx.org orby calling 503-280-1440.
years' experience in a high-speed m anufacturing plant w ith expertise in the operation
o f standard machine shop equipment, the a bility to read and interpret blueprints,
welding (GMAW, MIG, TIG) and fabrication. Must own personal hand tools.
A ccepting
A pplications
M a in te n a n c e P a in te r
Responsible for skilled painting work on buildings, facilities, and equipment. Requires
completion o f a painter apprenticeship program, 3 years' experience as a Journey-Level
industrial painter in a manufacturing environment, expertise in the appropriate
preparation, materials, and methods o f application. Preference w ill be given to applicants
w ith additional experience in carpentry, masonry, tiling and general facilities repair
Starting rate for above positions is $22.25/hour with progressive
increases to $24.25/hour after one year.
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P la n t E n gin eer
This is a salaried position and is responsible fo r managing capital projects up to S IM M ,
and directing plant continuous improvement projects including plant maintenance
resources and activities. Requires four-year Engineering degree, preferably in manufac
turing engineering, 3 -5 years' experience in plant engineering, 2+ years' hands-on
maintenance experience, prior food manufacturing experience, w ith preference to
bakery operations Excellent troubleshooting and problem solving skills are essential.
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Qualified applicants for all positions w ill be self-motivated, meet all job requirements with
verifiable work histories, work well in a team-based environment w ith limited supervision
and be able to work any shift, weekends and holidays as required. All positions require a
minimum high school diploma or GED. Only individuals meeting minimum requirements will
be considered.
Kraft offers an excellent pay and benefits policy. Qualified individuals may apply electroni
cally at www.kraft.com or send a resume and cover letter addressing specific requirements
to pdxbakeryhr@ kraft.com or Kraft. Dept. OB. PO Box 3496, Portland, OR 972OB. Kraft
Foods is an Equal Opportumty/Affirmative Action Employer, M/F/D/V.
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Oregon Air National Guard
$20,000
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Student Loan Repayment Program
I he NEC A-1BEW Local 48 Electrical Training
Center is accepting applications for the Inside
Electrician and Limited Energy Apprenticeship
Programs
When:
$ 10 ,0 0 0 Cash Bonus
Over $800/Month Educational Benefits
Travel Opportunities • Paid Technical Training
July I 1 -15th and July 18-22nd
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Orientations 9 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Where:
NECA-IBEW Local 48
Electrical Training Center
16021 NE Airport Way
Portland, OR 97230
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Contact your local
Air National Guard
Recruiter to
determine eligibility.
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1-800.181.1101
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For more information visit www.nietc.org
or call 50.3-262-9991