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PARKING FACILITY Operator
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Im m e d ia t e
f u l l a n d p a r t - t im e
o p e n in g s . S e e k in g d e p e n d a b le ,
well-groom ed, positive individuals.
$ 8 .5 0 + starting wage
JO N ,
Father, Prized Boxer Dead at 62
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C lassifieds
O vertim e/ advancement potential
M edical & Dental, 4 0 1 k a v a il.
Drug te s t/ Background check
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
1 30 SW Stark, Portland.
City Center Parking,
Appraisal Division Manager
Portland Community College
$6,465 - $ 7 ,8 5 9 / month
Closes July 28, 2006
D IM C T O R , WOBKFORCf
NRTWORK
Building Engineer
Requisition Number: 06346
$5,178 - $ 6 ,2 9 2 / month
Closes July 28, 2006
Location: Portland Metropolitan
Workforce Training Center
Hours of Work: 8am-5pm, Mon-Fri
Emergency Medical Services
Program Supervisor
Position Status: Administrative, Full time
Salary Range S57,773-$86,660/year
$ 5 ,5 7 5 -$ 6 ,7 7 7 / month
Open Continuous
Position open until filled. For best
consideration, apply by August 6,
2006. For complete position
details and to apply online,
please visit our website:
Inspector l/ll - Building
$3,665 - $ 4 ,4 5 3 / month
$4,250 - $5,164 / month
Closes July 28, 2006
M ETRO
Admissions Lead, Portland Center
for the Perform ing Arts $14.29/
hr, PT. Deadline: 7/26/06. Leads
the activities of the Adm issions
s ta ff d u rin g e v e n ts . T h is
o p p o rtu n ity is o p e n to F irs t
Opportunity Target Area residents
(C o lu m b ia B o u le v a rd o n th e
north; 42nd Avenue on the east;
th e B a n fie ld F re e w a y o n th e
south, and N orth C h a u ta u q u a
Boulevard on th e w est), w hose
to ta l a n n u a l Incom e d o e s not
exceed $25,000 as an individual,
o r $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 fo r an e n tire
h o u s e h o ld , fo r th e p a s t 12
months.
To a c c e s s th e c o m p le te jo b
a n n o u n c e m e n t and re q u ire d
a p p lica tion m aterials, v isit our
website at www.metro-region.org/
job s or pick up a com plete packet
at M etro Hum an Resources. 600
NE Grand Avenue, Portland.
AA/EEO Em ployer
http://iobs.pcc.eclu
or call us at 5 0 3 -9 7 8 -5 8 5 7
Plans Examiner l/ll
Portland ,
C om m unity
C ollege
EOE
$3,665 $ 4 ,4 5 3 / month
$4,250 - $ 5 ,1 6 4 / month
Closes July 28, 2006
Call (503) 8 46-8606/TTY (503)
846-4898 for inform ation or see
our w e b site : w w w .co .w a s h in g -
ton.or.us. County application and
supplem ental application form s
required. W omen, minorities, and
p e o p le w ith d is a b ilitie s a re
encouraged to apply.
APPLY TO:
W ashington County Human
Resources Division
155 N. First Avenue, Suite 320
Hillsboro, OR 97124
Ext Day Coord 1/
Parent Engagement Coord @ Kelly
Elementary; 40hrs w/ben; $11.95-
$13.67 hr. AA or equiv; 2yrs exp
in volunteer mngt, social work or
co m m unity activism , bi lingual
Span/Eng, com puter skills in MS
Office, excellent coordination and
c o m m u n ic a tio n s k ills . S e n d
resume, cover letter and online
app. (www.portlandim pact.org) to
P ortla n d Im p a ct. A ttn . HR AJ,
7211 SE 62 nd Ave. Portland OR
97206. EOE
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Oregon Department of Transportation
Draft Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Goal for Federal Fiscal Year2 0 0 7
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This will serve as notice of Oregon Department of Transportation's
(ODOT) proposed annual Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
(DBE) goals of 11.32 % for Federal Highway Adm inistration and
4.42 % for Federal Transit Adm inistration contracts and grants.
This calculation is m ade in accordance with 49 CFR Part 26, in
order to com ply with US DOT requirem ents.
Public com m ents are being requested in the developm ent of
O D O T's overall goal. W ritten com m ents can be subm itted to:
ODOT, Office of Civil Rights
800 Airport Rd SE, Salem , OR 97301
Phone no. (503) 986-4350
Fax no. (503) 986-6382
Attn: C Jill Miller
ODOT will consider all comments, quantitative and anecdotal data
in determ ining its final DBE goals.
O D O T w ill p o s t Its a n a ly s is a nd fin a l g o a ls a t h ttp :/ /
www.oregon.gov/ODOT/CS/CIVILRIGHTS/
MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
Request for Program m atic Qualifications (RFPQ) No: R07-8973
RFPQ Name: Standards-Based Tutoring
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Services Thursday at
Emmanuel Temple
Services for W aile Jam es “Papa”
Sm ith will be held at I p.m., T hurs­
day, July 20 at Em m anuel Tem ple
C hurch, 1033 N. Sum ner St.
Smith died July 7 at the age o f 62.
He was born on May 19, 1944 in
Portland, Ore. to the late A rthur L.
and Fentrice B. Smith. He was the
fifth child and the only boy o f eight
children.
He received his education at
Elliot Elementary and Jefferson High
School. He worked as a laborer, and
for a short tim e com peted as a pro­
fessional boxer. His first am ateur
fight was at the age o f 14, w here he
w on a m atch against a 21-year-old
m an w ho was in the Navy.
W ade was a "south paw;” a lefty.
If you were looking for the right, he
w as jabbing with the left. He w as a
tw o-tim e w inner o f the N ational
G olden G love Cham pionship: one
in 1962 and the other in 1963. In
2005, W ade was inducted into the
O regon Boxing Hall o f Fame.
W hen W ade w as bom , his four
older sisters co u ld n 't believe their
M ETRO
Gate Attendant or Usher. Portland
C e n te r fo r P e rfo rm in g A rts .
$10.68/hr, PT. Deadline 7/31/06.
G a te A tte n d a n ts ta k e tick e ts ;
m o n ito r d o o rs d u rin g e v e n ts ;
direct patrons; and patrol special
events. Ushers greet patrons with
s e a t lo c a tio n s ; g ive cu s to m e r
service; enforce facility rules and
regulations.
Building Maintenance Supervisor,
P o rtla n d
C e n te r
fo r
th e
P e rfo rm in g A rts , $ 3 9 ,4 7 3 -
$50,548 annually, FT. Deadline:
7/27/06. Performs m aintenance
re p a irs a n d ta s k s , In c lu d in g
p a in tin g , d ry w all repair, sea t
re p a ir a n d lo c k a n d ke y
m aintenance: participates in set­
up a n d c le a n -u p a c tiv itie s ;
s u p e rv is e s
m a in te n a n c e
personnel.
W ild life M onitoring Volunteer
Coordinator. Regional Parks and
Greenspaces. $19.68 - $26.36/
hr, PT. D e a d lin e : 7 / 2 7 / 0 6 .
Recruits and oversees volunteers
and interns; acts as a lead worker
o v e r v o lu n te e rs , in te rn s and
com m unity groups.
To a c c e s s th e c o m p le te jo b
a n n o u n c e m e n t and re q u ire d
a p p lica tion m aterials, v is it our
website at www.metro-region.org/
job s or pick up a com plete packet
at M etro Human Resources. 600
NE Grand Ave., Portland.
C lassified
Joumeylevel Carpenter
O u r design / build re m od elin g
division seeks a Joum eylevel, all-
a ro u n d c a rp e n te r w ith s tro n g
fin is h w o rk s k ills w h o e n jo ys
w orking in a team environm ent.
The successful applicant will work
w ith a g ro u p o f N e il K e lly
designers, project m anagers and
c a rp e n te rs
to
c o m p le te
residential rem odeling projects in
th e P ortla n d M e tro a re a . W e
need som eone w ho takes pride
in g e ttin g th in g s d o n e rig h t,
appreciates quality, and has good
com m unication skills.
Neil Kelly is a Union contractor. If
not a current Carpenters’ Union
m e m b e r, th e n m u s t jo in .
Expected to provide own van or
pick-up and tools. A clean driving
re c o rd re q u ire d . D ru g -fre e
workplace; DM V and background
c h e c k w ill be re q u ire d . F o r
im m ediate consideration, send
resume, tool list, vehicle type and
brief letter describing your interest
and experien ce aligned to this
position to HR Coordinator, Neil
Kelly Company, 804 N. Alberta St.,
Portland, OR 97217; FAX: 503-
287-3574;
No phone calls, please.
m other had another
baby and a boy at
th a t. H is s is te rs
w ere so ex c ite d ,
th a t th e y w e n t
around the whole
n e ig h b o rh o o d
knocking on doors
telling people "W e
have a brother!”
M om m a wanted
W ade J a m e s
everyone to be just
as excited as she was about her
baby boy. Her favorite w ords and
signature saying was, “T h at’s my
only boy.”
As a young man W ade w as in­
dustrious and would sell bottles to
buy licorice for his mother. Later,
instead o f asking his parents for
money, he w ould also sell bottles to
go to Knott Street so he could box.
W ade loved his sisters and was
very protective o f them. W hile in
hospice, he alw ays told the nurses
and social w orkers that his sisters
w ould alw ays be there for him and
that he was rich; not m onetarily but
b e c a u s e o f th e
love o f his family.
As much as he
loved his sisters,
he w as ju s t as
m uch o f a loving
father to his five
d a u g h te rs. L ik e
father, like son; all
those girls!!
His wife. Rose
Beatty-Smith, pre­
c e d e d h im in
death. He is sur­
vived by his lov­
Smith
ing c o m p a n io n ,
L in d a A d a m s ,
who took very gixxi care o f him and
was by his side as G od dispatched
a host o f angels to take him to
eternal life.
He also leaves to ch e rish his
m em ory his d au g h ters D arlisha,
L o retta, A n to in ette, S arah and
S herice; tw o g ran d c h ild ren ; his
sisters and a host o f o th e r loved
ones, nieces, n ephew s and m any
friends.
An ad o p ted b ro th e r, H alim
R ashaan, an o th er K nott S treet
boxer and Oregon Hall o f Famer,
died approxim ately 12 hours after
W ade.
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defending People against
RFPQ due by 4:00 PM on: August 16, 2006
Pre-Proposal Conference: OPTIONAL July 26, 2006@10:30AM ,
Lincoln Bldg, 1st fir, W illam ette Conf Rm, 421 SW Oak Street,
Portland, OR
Proposals w ill not be publicly opened and read aloud.
Proposals must be sealed In their entirety, and the packaging clearly
marked with the Proposer's name, address, and RFP number. Proposals
will be received until, but not after, 4:00 PM, by Multnomah
County Central Procurem ent and Contract Administration (CPCA),
501 SE Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 400, Portland, OR 97214, for:
M ultnom ah C o unty D ep a rtm en t of School and Com m unity
Partnerships (DSCP) is seeking to qualify one o r m ore agencies
to deliver Standards-Based Tutoring at selected, eligible school
sites in Multnomah County. Standards-Based Tutoring will provide
students in grades K-12 with intensive, individualized after school
tutoring powered by the HOSTS (Help One Student To Succeed)
Learning System, a scientifically research-based program that is
aligned to the Oregon State Standards. DSCP's goal in the 2006-
07 school year is to deliver Standards-Based Tutoring at 5 school
sites, to at least 250 students. Tutoring will be offered for
students needing assistance with Reading, Math and English as
a Second Language (ESL).
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Monday - Friday 9am to 6pm . Saturday by appointm ent
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty re se rve s the righ t to re je ct any or all
proposals if not in compliance with the Request for Programmatic
Qualifications (RFPQ) procedures and requirements and to reject
any or all proposals or to cancel the solicitation if M ultnomah
County finds it is in the public interest to do so.
Specifications m ay be obtained from : Multnomah County CPCA.
501 SE Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 400, Portland, OR 97214. Phone
(503) 988-5111, Fax (503) 988-3252. Bid list and occasional
Bid/RFP dow nloads are available at web address:
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