European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 07, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday june 7, 1977 the stars and stripes Poge 9 where to Call for Job information Usa eur provides consideration for employment in a wide variety of jobs to dependents of . Forces military and civilian personnel. Specific information on full time and part time jobs available at any particular time May be obtained by telephoning or visiting the civilian personnel offices listed below anibacncommuniiycpom7i 8738 Aschaffenbur Gommi Myco 73m 71 7 Augsburg Community co f7s81 7636 8107 Neu Ulm Field folic 7/3316117 711sbad a Reinoch Community co 2331 63 1 a Malm Field office 7351 84se/717sbamberg commonly co 174 1 b8i7 by Holder Community co 2231 6337/81m Bremerhaven Community co operator hot Darmstadt Community co 13371 m Frankfurt conf Unity co 2311 6603/1342 Garmisch Community co 2535 764/530bercntesgaoen Field office Trail 747/606 Glesson Community cpoi7331 6316/6137grafenwonr Community co 7mji s47/73j Hohenfels fld office 3634 710/1 3 win Yikun Field Oisiu iks Hohnau Community co 730v 8367 Fulda Branch office 234 mice Lohausen Fidd of Lect a Jill my Heidelberg Community co 2t31 74l8kalsertlautorn Community co 2721 7338/7176landttuhl Field office 2723 7340 mete a Field Olli 127111 774/im Vogelien Field office 21261 no Karlsruhe Community co 1141 6580 my Mem Community co till 6i7s worm Field office 7421 7812munlcn Community co bin 6574/7346 by aiming of eke Ohice 2s3�t 838 bad toll Field office 2531 77tnornberg Community Field Ollice 2671 7016/1416 firm agent Community co 211111121/7201germenneim Branch of fice 2211 706/66 san Mcmurt Comorn Urtle co 2313 6174b�d Al Itingen Field of Talca 7321 m Stuttgart Community co 777116x2/7171 of Pingen Field one 11/111 ssi Heilbronn Field office 2761 544scnwoblsch Hall Field office 2734 710 Wiesbaden Community co 2355 5542/5873  1124 7whiklttlngen Field office 2325 8161 Wert pm Field office 1372 685zweibrucken Community co 3261 hiring needs vary from one locality to another but at most locations applications Are desired and will be accepted at All times for Thi following types of jobs accountant cashier clerk Cook labourer medical technician nurse rear Talon aide assistant sales store worker stenographer teacher typist Watrou Walter critical needs exist now at the locations indicated below for applicants qualified in the following specialized Fields Bremerhaven Community co teacher substitute elem High sch Bremerhaven outlying areas Kaiserslautern Community Cobar assistant kaisers Lauvern bartender Kaiser Lautem Security guard  order Cook Kaiser Lautem Walter waitress Kaiser Lautem army enlistment u. S. Army recruiting come Europe is accepting application for enlistment in the army in a wide variety of occupations. De Pendents of u. S. Forces military and u. S. Civilian personnel May apply. Personnel with prior u. S. Military service May also submit applications. Specific information on occupations May be obtained by Tele phoning or visiting any army recruiting station listed below Frankfurt 2311-8187 Furth 2621-6838heidelberg 2121-8890 Kaiser Lautem 2226-7106 Stuttgart 2721-7003 if you Are Between the Ages of 17 and 35 and in Good physical condition your application is de sired and will be accepted for the following types of jobs and Job training Armor reconnaissance crewmen combat Surve Clllence and target Coqui Sutlon crewman military police clerk typist card tape writer tabulating equipment repairman Carpente construction Surveyor dive Healing and ventilation specialist avionics Mechanic cuff til   plumberw8il.tr Supply special fit us Omotta repairman Ilam operation Taftt Vitman   . N Vic a i operator weapon support ratty of re Palomin Safe listings the following positions Are available in Usak at the locations listed below. Dependents of military and civilian personnel of the Dod Are Given priority consideration for placement in these positions. Rhein main a. Rhein Maln Mil�868automotive Mechanic in �.�, 16 in or 56.65 depending upon qualifications of incumbent Lindsey As. Phone Wiesbaden Mil 35 4clinical nurse pm 55.54 sky-sleno.dhi4.47bartender, v3.24 Waller waitress pm 12.53social worker pm 58.70 cytology technician pm 65.54 Sembach a. Phone Sembach Mil 7488cm-typist, on 14 of Elk Typl h. Pm 13.56 Elk Steno pm $4.00secy.steno.ph 54.00 secy-steno.pnw.47waller/waitress, in 12.60 waiter waitress in 12.10sales clerk Bowling Ball Drill rpm 13.05 food service worker Short order Coo pm 1760 sales Elk inside act Vittel pm 52. Siba tender in 12.80 bartender pm 13.01ramstein a. Phone Bernstein Mil 60h  14.47 operetta research analyst�ho.81 moatcut1er.phu.13meal dept manager pm u 63 janitors pm 17.41laborer.pri 12.41 labourer pm 12 food service worker on 12.41 bartender pm 17.80 warehousemen in 13,24 cafes openings Munich the following vacancies exist in cafes Europe facilities Forth personnel office Tel 7h71 17 data transcriber 13 00frankfurt area Exchange Tel Frankfurt Civ. 8308331glbbs snack bar Short order Cook Fri 13.34 Hospital snack Barfoo service workers rat 52 61 Rhein Maln department store  accounting 13.46 Stuttgart area Exchange Tel Stuttgart Civ. 342787 cafeteria netling warehousemen rpt so cashier checker  Grill Cook 13.24flak Cavern cafeteria Tel ludwigs Burg Civ. 80261ice Cream Scooter operators rpt13 Drivers License required Nurnberg Are Exchange Mcgraw Cavern Tel 007 6270 768automotive mechanics equal Llloyd rat 13 n Nurnberg Furm Tel Nurnberg Civ. 71671 14/13ecnane detectives up tub 54 sixth graders in project Szuc fens log Many hours making playground Story and photos by Dan Synovec Nurnberg Bureau chief Nurnberg is sixth Grade Stu dents at elementary school number 2 Here have been working for several weeks to build a playground with a Challenge for their classmates. Tom Gill a sixth Grade teacher at the school said the wooden playground has been constructed to make the students stretch and use their  it is a real Challenge for the smaller first Grade students said Gill who has been supervising the construction project. He said 54 sixth Grade students have had a hand in building the log playground that is set up in triangular designs. It has become a real Confidence build  he said. We designed and built it to build up the proficiency of the  the logs for the playground were delivered to the school last fall. Members of the 1st army div s 16th engr in at nearby Johnson Barracks came to the school and skinned the bark off the logs and dug holes so the logs could be set in the ground. With the Wanner weather the sixth graders cemented the logs in the ground and started building their log playground. Gill said the kids have really done Good work. They have sawed the logs by hand and Learned to Nail them together. They Bent a Good number of the nails in the process. It is really the kid s playground. They did All of the work learning a lot and having fun doing  he said that Between s210 and pm will be spent on the playground before it is completed. The Money for the project was donated by the pts Here. The playground has five different plat forms to which the students can climb then work their Way Down. It is designed so that we can easily add on to it next year Gill said