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Show VIS NEWS JOURNAL. AUGUST 25. 1977 WEEKLY REFLEX-D- A ' fiP ' i S?f ' ; : ir ! '.... C ff f, : wx ; 4 i r JUL 'fry : f . a The Davis School District today announced its policy for ;Vj5 j SLsw Xy JhJ ' $ LABOR MARKET ORIENTATION ByROSELYNKIRK labor market orientation ;held for CETA employees at-- ; between the ages 1 and to employees give tempted prospective employees in the work experience program for low income people a look at the labor market. A 14-2- TWO sessions, jointly sponsored by Community Action ' Program (CAP) and Job Service were held at Viewmont High School on Monday and at Layton High School on Tues- day. Diane Williams, CAP director of Work Experience, said that 240 employees and prospective employees who meet CAP guidelines had been notified of the orientation. THE orientation at Viewmont was conducted under the direction of Norman Beers, director of the Job Service Center in Bountiful. The orientation at Layton was under the supervision of Gary Bush, director of Job Service in Layton. Ms. Williams said the orien ;,' " ' S, skills. specifies that CETA workers be trained in seeking, prepar- ONE purpose of the orientation was to show the prospective CETA employees the local labor market and the kinds of released from their positions to attend. MR. BEERS said the orien- an effort to tation was provide information for work experience recipients who are permanent seeking employment. TTie three-hou- sessions held r in both schools split into such information as to how to make the most of job interviews and how to fill out sample resumes. DOUGLAS Larsen, youth employment interviewer, said three interviewers from Job Service staged mock interviews in which prospective applyemployees ing for jobs. In addition to the small group sessions, the group met together to see three films one dealing with job selling role-play- Assistants Will Meet occupational groupings, prospective showing employees what jobs were available in specific vocational areas such as sales, clerical, construction or in- American Association of Medical Assistants National Convention is scheduled for October 15 through October 22 in San Francisco, Calif. MEMBERS interested in attending should submit a registration form which can be obtained from Davis County Chapter President Mrs. Margarita Baker by phoning The week-lon- g event will dustrial positions. MR. BEERS said a final ob- jective of the orientation was show to prospective employees how to look for a job and how to perform during a job interview. Since many of the younger people are not ready for immediate placement in the job market, Mr. Beers said some of the skills were involved with teaching healthy work attitudes necessary to be successful at a job. 766-019- feature outstanding and workshops. Members will receive CEU credits for some of the interesting J State, Farmington, XX.XJX 'X'vsxs 867-229- related or nonrelated individuals who are not residents of an institution or boarding house, but who are living as one economic unit. Two men from Layton and another from Clearfield were listed among those persons arrested and arraigned last week in Twin Falls, Idaho, on charges of possession of a substance controlled (marijuana). TWIN FALLS police said the three men, along with a Twin Falls woman, were arraigned in city court here and bail was set at $7,500 each. Police placed the value of the drugs at nearly $15,000. Charged with possession and intent to deliver a con- were substance Thomas William Randolph, 22 and Kirk Voss, both of Lay-toand Garth Chambers of that under applicable state and criminal statutes. addition, families not state-wid- reasons as such unemployment or if there is a change in your family size, please contact us. This change may affect your arms; Orlando and Ann Rasmussen of Clinton; Bill and Beth Weaver of Clearfield; and Fred and Frances Chavez of Layton, dmg meals. In certain cases foster children are also eligible for these benefits. If a family has home with students in a letter to parents. Additional copies spon- commander; Ralph Price, State Department sergeant at for reduced price meals or free childrens eligibility the application forms sent steak fry e sored by Chapter No. 16 of Price. THOSE attending were Charles Pharr, commander; Marlene Peaslee, unit commander; Ernest R. Peas'.ee, State Department senior vice IF THERE is a change in your familys income due to meeting this criteria, but with other unusual expenses due to (1) unusually high medical expenses, (2) shelter costs in excess of 30 percent of income, (3) special education expenses due to the mental or physical condition of a child, and (4) disaster or casualty losses are urged to apply. They may do so by filling in such children living with them and wishes to apply for such meals for them they should contact the school. are available at the principals office in each school. The information provided on the application will be confidential and will be used onl for the purpose of determining eligibility. Applications may be submitted any time during the school year. feeding programs no child will be discriminated against discourage the policy the principal will review applications and de TO Ten members of the Davis County Disabled American Veterans Chapter and Unit No. 14 traveled to Price on August 19 to attend the annual deliberate misrepresentation of information may subject the applicant to prosecution IN THE operation of child mm because of his race, color or national origin. Under the provisions of the n, pos- sibility of misrepresentation, Clearfield, grb and application, whose income is at or below those shown are eligible for meals free or at reduced prices. IN Davisites Attend Utah DAV Steak Fry $1,420.00 $910.00 Children from families 2 Arrested In Idaho trolled Utah, ext. 20 for telephone a hearing to appeal the decision. Hearing procedures are outlined in the policy. A complete copy of the policy is on file in each school and in the office of the Davis School District where it may be reviewed by any interested party. FAMILY: A group of SEPT. 8 1977 workshops. MRS. BAKER encourages all members to plan to attend THE orientations were specific in dealing with posi D the National Convention in our neighboring state, np introduces. THIS! KHWCILIY Kl . RETURN $500 CASH DORADO m DM I Medical on Hair A - Fair &.m tions in the local market, he said, since most general information is available to them through the public schools. jobs available locally, Mr. Beers said. Another objective of the workshop was to concentrate smaller groups to consider H. Reeves, Supervisor of School Food Service, 45 East LOCAL school officials have adopted the following family size and income criteria for determining eligibility. FAMILY SIZE INCOME SCALE Scale B Scale A REDUCED PRICE MEALS FREE MEALS I Employees participating in a labor market orientation at Viewmont High work with Douglas Larsen, center, who instructs them in writing a resume. They are: Shirley Brinton, Mr. Larsen, Deborah Barnes and Janice Wade. tation was a requirement of the CETA contract which ing and performing jobs. Those who are currently employed by CETA were v - termine eligibility. IF A parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official he may make a request either orally or in writing to Maxine W Us - ' SM meals free and reduced-pric- e for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs. j? Siv"' the application forms contain a statement above the space for signature certifying that all information furnished in the application is true and correct. 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