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About Opportunity news. (Woodburn, Oregon) 1965-1968 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1966)
, IPORTUNITY NEWS, Friday, Jan. 21, 1966 IEN YOU APPLY FOR A JOB CO M ING TO MT. ANGEL By Rick Simon :veral weeks ago w e began a is of articles w ith information :h w ill help you get a job. Here some more points which you ild know when you are look* for work. If you follow these s you w ill have a better chance etting hired. r | :idat.on time: Get there at the hour la Isay you w ill. If you arrive 5r ' the employer w ill think you 0 'arrive late if he hires you. ceso alone: Never take friends or no’ives for an interview. The em-' 3S er only wants to talk to you. :ua ' ;s aeak with confidence: Page 3 CLINIC FOR WELL CHILDREN Show ¡ar; employer that you are inter- /erd, but do not talk too much. 3uwer all questions honestly and j * - r say anything that you know ot true. The employers check I j yhatyou say, and if you tell him pOefhing that is not true to make astok like you are better qualified le;vill find out. Then you are sure resto get the job. "esH 3 save your troubles at home: Do 33talk about your personal prob- A well-child conference and im munization clinic will be held in Mt. Angel on Tuesday, January 25, at the American Legion Hall. The hours w ill be 9:30 a.m. to noon, and 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. This is a service of the Marion County Health Department. If. parents wish to bring their children to see a doctor, they should make an appointment in advance. Call telephone number 845-2334 and talk with Mrs. Clem Butsch, the Well Child Conference Chairman. These conferences give parents a chance to discuss the health of their children with a doctor and a county health nurse. For immunizations, no appoint ment is necessary. Spanish language class Offered at Woodburn The Woodburn Opportunity Cen ter announces that a class in Span ish meets on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, 7 to 9 p.m., at the Woodburn High School. Mrs. June Anderson is the teacher. ay. Do not get too familiar with ,ac employer, and remember his ,nie is "Mr. Jones," not "Bill." P >H ;son t argue: Even if you dis- j e with what the employer says, jy fn a y win the argument, but the job. ' /rite neatly: When you apply almost any job you w ill have nake out a written application, d l i t over carefully first, and i fill it in neatly. The neatness /our application w ill show the >loyer how neat you w ill be on job. H .eep s trying: ig back. This w ill show the em- ajer that you are really interest- And, every time you apply you do better. Try and remember 3t you do wrong at each inter- , zv so you won't make the same takes twice. IF YOU APPLY FOR TRAINING UNDER M.D.T.A. You need a job. Not just for to day, but a permanent job. And what is your skill? What education do you have? "I have heard about M.D.T.A. and I know it is something that I need," say say. "I must get some education and some training in a skill, so I can get a regular job." The best answer for you may be to train under M.D.T.A., an O.E.O. project. When you go to Salem to apply for MDTA, first you receive an ap pointment for an interview., If you have no skills, you w ill be consider ed for the basic education program. Do not be surprised if you cannot get into MDTA instantly. The open ings are limited. But when you are accepted, you may begin with two weeks of study in basic education. Next, the MDTA teachers help you to decide what kind of work you should train for, such as elec trical work, farm equipment, jani tor, clerk, and other types of jobs. Most of the training courses re quire about 12 weeks. You receive pay while you train through MDTA. The pay is $36 a week, plus $5 per child in the family, up to six children. There may also be some allowance f o r transportation. In order for you to receive the train ing you are best qualified for, MDTA may have to send you to another area. Through the advantages of MD TA, you and your family are able to live while you train for a steady job. And after your training is over, if you get a job, you w ill begin to live with less fear of unemploy ment;___________________ —A. K. SERVICIOS DE CLINICA SE DARAN GRATIS EL 25 DE ENERO El martes, 25 de enero, en el "American Legion Hall," en Mt. Angel, se prestarán servicios clíni cos y se darán conferencias y va cunas. Tendrá lugar entre las 9:30 de la mañana y el mediodía y de la 1:00 a las 3:30 de la tarde. Este servicio es prestado por el Centro de Salud del condado de Marion. Si los padres desean traer a sus niños al Doctor, deberán pedir una cita , con tiempo. Llame al numero 845-2334 y hable con la Sra. de Clem Butsch, presidenta del "Well Child Conference." Estas conferencias dan a los padres una oportunidad de discutir la salud de sus niños con un doctor y una enfermera del c e n tr o de salud. No es necesario pedir cita para los vacunas. Bob and Ray - - - by Ray Anderson Como e s t a ' Ray . I . Ud. parece triste hoy, que' le pasa? /Y/ / ? / ) K r r Yoc/ E ure L a o t ySAD ToDAY / , m \ L L /L U L S tc /r uyrtjH ) A B fìD COLD Ç ■ jO M i bebe esta' en ferm a con un res friado y tos. □ H^rrí-/ □ OVn Even if you don't > itbF job on the first try, keep If you apply for training underM.D.T.A. Ud. debería lle varla al d o c t o r ahora mismo! Yo se Bob, pero no tengo dinero para pagar al doc tor. I '¡B at about after you get the e? Here are some hints that will co you keep the job and get ad- rcement: iB t to work on time. Tal vez Ud. puede pedir ayuda a la gente del Centro de Salud. Learn what your duties are and do the best you can. c w co >e^ ru'es and try to ;get along with all of your fellow ^ifiployees. 5tay on the job long enough to give yourself a fair chance, even- ¡■at first you do not like it. ,.earn all you can about the job ,><? you can get advancement. ;hese are just a few suggestions ■can help you get and keep a I In later issues, we w ill have ■ articles about employment. Gracias por ayu darme B o b , Yo creo que el V.M.L. puede decirme a quien puedo lla mar. Eso es lo que voy h a c e r ahora mismo! UN A S E M A N A MAS TARDE EN EL P A R Q U E DE DAYTON. ¡Ray! ¿Cómo esta' su bebe ahora? ¡M uy bien!
