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About Opportunity news. (Woodburn, Oregon) 1965-1968 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1966)
Page 2 OPPORTUNITY NEWS, Friday, April 1, l| ftíncón de Andrea Frankfurter and Macaroni Casarole O P P O R T U N I T Y N E W S Vol. 2 No. 13 Friday, A pril 1, 1966 This newspaper is a publication . of the VALLEY MIGRANT LEAGUE P. 0. Box 128 Woodburn, Oregon Valley Migrant League phone 981-3171 Newspaper phone 981-9711 Will P. Pape, Executive Director Gary Lansing, Assistant Director * * * Don Wilcox, Editor Rick Simon, Assistant Editor Priscilla Carrasco, Editorial Assistant and Circulation Manager * * * OPPORTUNITY NEWS is published weekly for free distribution to seasonal farm workers of this area, and to per sons interested in the activities of the VALLEY MIGRANT LEAGUE. “We must open the doors of oppor tunity. But we must also equip our people to walk -through those doors.” Lyndon B. Johnson President United States “Surely, it is not beyond our re sources nor our ingenuity to include in our w ar against poverty these always ‘excluded’ Americans (the migrants).” Sargent Shriver Director . Office of Economic Opportunity The VALLEY MIGRANT LEAGUE, sponsor of this newspaper, is a part of the President’s War on Poverty and is funded by the Office of Economic Op portunity, Washington, D. C. Cut in one inch slices fo u r med ium sized tomatotes and place some o f them as the bottom layer in a casarole dish. Sprinkle these tomato slices lig h tly w ith flour. Slice Six frankfurters in 1 / 2 inch pieces and use some as the next layer on top o f the tomatoes. Sprin kle each layer w ith a part o f one clove o f garlic fin e ly chopped and salt to taste. Cook tw o cups o f mac aroni and use some as the next layer over the frankfurters. Grate 1 /4 lb. of cheddar cheese. M ix the cheese w ith one large fin e ly chop ped onion. Sprinkle half o f the cheese mixture over the layer of macaroni. Then add a layer o f fine ly chopped green pepper to add color and taste to the dish. Repeat again the layers of tomatoes, frank- Casarola de Salchichas Corte en revendas de una pulgada 4 ¡itomatoes de medio tomaño. Se pone una parte de ellos como la primera capa en una cas arola. Se rocia con harina. Corte 6 salchichas (wieners) en pedazos de media pulgada. Se pone como la siguiente capa encima de los ¡itomatoes. Se rocía capa con parte de un diente de ajo bien picada y sal al gusto. Coce dos tazas de macaron y una parte coma la siguientecapa. Ralla 1 / 4 de libro, o una taza de queso (cheddar) mezcla el queso con una cebolla grande bien picada. Rocia la mitad del queso y cebolla encima del furters, macaroni, cheese and on ion. Place in the oven and bake 30 to 35 minutes or until the cheese is bubbly. Ann Chavez macaron. Una capa de chile veH de bola (green pepper) picada! una adición de color y g u s to ! plato. Se repite otra vez las m is ! capas haciendo la última c a p a ! queso. Se pone al horno por 3B 35 minutos hasta que el queso ¡Pl bien redetido. iel ■1 READY TO APPLY FOR A JOB? ATTEND THESE MEETINGS! Are you getting ready to apply for a job? This announcement is for you. For three days next week, you may attend Valley M igrant League meetings in Salem to help you pre pare for a job. Your VML opportunity center w ill provide transportation to and from Salem. The sessions begin next Monday morning, A pril 4, at 9 o'clock. There w ill be discussions, information and questions and answers. The speak ers on Monday w ill be Tom Cole of the Salem Technical School end Jack Morton of the Oregon College of Education. | ^The speakers on Tuesday w ill be Ken Vaughn o f the M erritt Davies School o f Commerce, and Darrell Currey, a Civil Service recruiter who knows about post office jobs and other Civil Service jobs. In the after noon on Tuesday there w ill befilm s. The speakers on Wednesday w ill be Warren Woodard o f the state employment office, and Erich Carl- sen, the owner o f an employment agency in Salem. When you come on Wednesday, you should be ready to apply fo r ¿Va (Jd. a hacer una aplicación para u_n trabajo? Esta noticia es para Ud. Por tres dias en la próxima semana Ud. puede asistir a reuniones del Valley • M igrant League en Salem para ayudarle preparar para un trabajo. Su centro de oportunidad del VML proveerá transportación hacia y desde Salem. Los sesiones empiezan . el próximo lunes, el 4 de abril, a las 9. No olvide a inform ar su centro de oportunidad del VML si desean asistir a estas reuniones. Los números de teléfono del VML se encuentran en esta página. a job. Be sure to inform your VML op portunity center, if you wish to at tend these pneetings. Here are the VML telephone numbers: W oodburn - 981-3171. Dayton - 864-2223. Hillsboro — 648-5080 Independence w- 838-1810 Salem — 585-1454 Sandy-Gresham -- 687-7471 West Stayton - 769-2754 VM L DAY SCHOOL AT SALEM HAS A PARTY A d u lt students w ho have been going from the various opportunity centers to Salem each day to attend the VML classes celebrated the end o f their 8 weeks , o f studies on Wednesday o f last week by giving themselves a party. This event, held at the First Presbyterian Church in Salem, af forded an opportunity for the women o f the group to display their talents in making tor- tillSs, tacos and enchil- ladas. The men contribut ed to the kitchen w ork after the party was over. They were given aprons and were press ed into service as a clean-up team. A fte r 8 weeks o f studying together, this group is just one big happy fam ily. Photos by Vicki Earl WELL CHILD CLINIC Well-child conferences, provided by the Marion County Health De partment, offers an opportunity fo r parents to consult w ith doctors and nurses about their children. Immunizations are given. This week the health department announces a clinic at Silverton, at the Trinity-Lutheran Church, on Tuesday, A p ril 5. Make appoint ments by calling AArs. Lloyd Dahlin, phone 873-6649. Valley M igrant League W oodburn, Oregdh Dear Sirs: We w ould appreciate it very much if you Would include us for frep distribution o f your excellent newspaper. We represent LOAAA which stands fo r Local Organization fo r M igrant A ffairs, which is also a part o f the President's War on Pov erty. Thank you very much. Raymond E. Johnson, Jr. Assistant Librarian - Tutor Local Organization for M igrant A ffairs 1 I ACCIDENT FUND DIRECTOR* WRITES su :O Migrants need to know a b fl the M otor Vehicle Accident FuncS the state o f Oreqon. o in. Recently this newspaper priniro‘ an article by Al Klinge, assist! I supervisor o f the VML opportur] center at W oodburn, describing t l Fund. Soon afterward, Klinge ¡a| ce ive d a letter from C. P. H o lg a l Director o f the Fund. >rc Here are some excerpts from h ! gate's letter: tai We . . . appreciate your in te rlr in the M otor Vehicle Accident Fu,e¡ as evidenced by your w ell w r i t ! article. || A m ajority o f our d iffic u lt bas{j involve "m obile people" . . . Ptsl haps the most d iffic u lt and t r a ! case is where the "bread-winnejo . . . is barely providing food, c l o l ul I 11 ing and shelter, w ith a load o f paid bills, and a motor vehicle al cident occurs . . . The real tragedy is the lack ?u understanding . . . . It happens ia people every day . . . ! Mr. Goodenough, manager ?e Eola Village, I have known fo r s o n ! time . . . He has helped us in m a r! cases . . . | You w ill be interested to k n o ! that Mr. Elmer McClure o f M ilw a ! kie, Oregon, w ho is connected wit the migratory labor associatio! was instrumental in having the AAc A tor Vehicle Accident Fund law p a s ! . .1 ed in 1941 when a legislator I w ould very much appreciate being placed on your mailing lis. for the O pportunity News . . . If31 eighteen years o f activity in "piojir neering" the Fund, I have been contact w ith many migrants person! ally, and managers o f m igrant fadn lities. Verv tru ly yours, | ¡1 C. iP. Holgate, Director Far Motor Vehicle Accident FuncJ 9 Mrs. Clyde QuVall o f HubbarJ announces.,that the Hubbard H o m l Bakery is now selling Mexican p a s ! tries — pumpkin, jelly, and sweeM rolls — at 8 cents each, or 2 for l ! cents. This bakery is located one|r< mile north o f Hubbard on Hiqhwayi'c 99E. |
