Page 22, Portland Observer, June 1, 1988
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239-0838 “ It’s your future,
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plan it wisely’
TRAINING FOR TRUE PROFESSIONALS
CAREERS A H E A D S S
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WADSWORTH
IhSTITUTE
f O R HAIR DESIGN
National Forests of the Pacific Northwest Region (Oregon and
Washington) have excellent career opportunities in:
Social and Natural Resources
Business Administration
Civil Engineering
Ask when classes start
Contact Ms. Anderson
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If you are college bound and interested in pursuing a career with
the Forest Service you may be eligible lor tuition assistance
paid by the Forest Service through the Cooperative Education
(work/study) Program.
The Forest Service also has clerical positions available in the
Portland area.
For more information contact Mary Albertson, (503) 221-2225
or Norma Gant, (503) 221-3655.
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Higher Education Guide
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The following list o f books will be helpful
fo r anyone entering
an institute o f
higher education.
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A g h a ssi, M a rjo rie E w ing . G etting Good Grades: How to Succeed
in College. E n g le w o o d C liffs : P re n tice -H a ll, 1980.
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w B e ckh a m , Barry, Ed. The Black S tudent s G uide to Colleges.
B e c k h a m H o u s e P u b lish e rs, Inc., 1984.
* B re chn er, Irv. The C ollege Survival Kit. N ew Y ork: B a n ta m B ooks,
1975.
* G uide to Four-Year Colleges.
P e te rs o n ’s G u id e Inc., 1984.
* G raduate & Professional Pro­
grams. P e te rs o n 's G u id e Inc., 1984.
* H u d so n , H erm an, Ed. How to
Make It in College: A Survival
C o u rs e . B lo o m in g to n .
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A m e ric a n A rts In s titu te , Indiana
Un * e O s g o o d ?Judy. The F reshm an’ s Handbook. N e w York: A rc o 1981.
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Caring for the Land and Serving People
Pauk, W a lte r
How to Study in College. B o s to n : H o u g h to n M ifflin
C ° ; 1^ c h , D ale P. How You Can Get S traight A ’ s in C ollege by Beating
th e S v s te m . H o u s to n : T he L a rksd a le Press, 1981.
* * SAT Preparation fo r C ollege Entrance. N ew Y ork: A rc o P u b lis h in g
USDA Forest Service
Pacific Northwest Region
C ° ; 19T8he C ollege Blue Book. N ew Y ork: M a c M illa n P u b lis h in g Co., Inc.
1983.
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LOOKING FOR A CHALLENGING ..
FULFILLING CAREER WITH EXCELLENT
SALARY AND BENEFITS?
INTERESTED IN MAKING A POSITIVE
CHANGE IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
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Portland Police Bureau
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June 20th
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July 1st, 19881
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The City of Portland
Will Be Accepting
Applications For
Police Officers
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Portland, Oregon
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Uptight. Fear of the unknown.
That's probably how you feel
when you answer a help wanted
ad. You haven't any idea who'll
be on the other end of the phone,
reading your resumé or sitting
down with you in an interview.
MINORITIES AND WOMEN ARE
ENCOURAGED TO APPLY
Interested Parties Should
Call Officer Carolyn Crawford
Or Officer David Yamasaki
At (503) 796-3200
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Job hunting can give the jitters
to anyone. We've all been there
and remember how it feels.
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We do a lot of "Help Wanted"
advertising in this paper. So, we
thought it might be nice to intro­
duce you to the folks at FDC who
are on the other end of those ads.
It might not completely cure your
job hunting jitters. But, at least
you'll know we care.
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Portland Development Commission
The Portland Building
1120 S.W. Fifth Avenue
Portland, OR 97204