European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 14, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Poge 9 where to Call for Job information usar Kur provides consider at Ion 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 off ices listed below Flani Lacfi Community com mum Assn Allenburg Community co Hill 71 7r a Josburg Community co 7511 1 1 t bib 8 0? Onwu Ulm Field office 77j3 Din 7l7i Field Reuna rih irn Branch office 721 St Tob 668 Sci Emrum communally co 2373 a bad Kii Tingen Field office 23u 692 slut part Community co 271 butt Tarj gop Pinon Field office 7711 ss7 Mei Broon  office 271 u4 sch Balkh last Field off ice 27341 my  i iwo 147 our Rufy Community co 123141 a my Fillingim  of i 7375 Fri went stir Field mice 2122 685 Zupi Bruchon Community co 7mu 6444 6597 Lii ring needs Var from one locality to another but at most locations applications arc desired and will be accepted at Alt times for the following types of jobs accountant cashier clerk Cook labourer medical of the Ian Nurser Reaton aide a Quant Sale store worker Elmo Grapher teacher critical needs exist now at the locations indicated below for applicants qualified in the following specialized Fields Fleme Haven Community co teacher surf Hulm Elm Hlf Lyl sch Brierre Haven & outlying Arhat ka1serslautern Community co Short order Cook  army enlistment u. S. Army recruiting come Europe is a copling applications 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 v. S. Military service May also submit applications. Specific information on occupations May be obtained by Tele phoning or visiting any army i recruiting station listed below Frankfurt 2311-8187 Furth 2621-6838 Heidelberg 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 bartender Kimri lantern Armor Rontti acc Orritt surveil Hance j crewman military police clerk typist cd Tepe writer Tabu Utlang equipment flip airmen Carpenter construction Surveyor diver org to Acle Itilio heeling and Van Llanon special it avionics tetanic chemical Overall on assistant plumber Walor Sonty specs exist locomotive repairman flight operation television equip Man repairman camera repairer a voice radio operator of Apons Suppon radar repairman Safe listings the following positions Are available in Safe at the locations listed below. Dependents of military and civilian personnel of the Dob Are riven priority consideration for placement in these positions. I nose y As phone diet Tweden  3s34 iftteprvmeoperator.,. 13 a clerk Sierra pm 13 56seeri�tary-5leno, phv4 43 a rented practical Nune pm us food manager pm 4 47 cytology technician pm so social worker Phi Rhein main a phone Rhein Man my 66 automotive Mechanic pm 15 3. U 13 or u to Secretary  Sembach and. Phonese Schwil clerk to adm. R h 11 00 clerk  16 clerk Sleno pm $4 00 Secretary,s1eno pm 41 Waller waitress Phi a wa.tw7wa.lr.nvpriw,w Sale a Erh i Bowling Ball Drill rpm 1 food service worker pm $3.60 salecmr.,pni2.slbartender, bartender pm 13.01 cafes openings Munich the following vacancies exist in a a fes Europe facilities Ruth personnel office to mini ird to to re cult Rel Frankfurt area Exchange Tel Frankfurt Civ 1901 1 i butt snack bar Short order Cook r it w m Hospital snap oar food serve or Fer rat w i Rorm Mem part men store operation clerk accounting rpt Stuttgart Afta cd change. Tel sure boart Ovca Eleh Nelt Noen Warr Houseman rpt i 80  13 key punch operator inter 3 Hardy pioneers take Wagon train Odyssey by John r. Macleod or. Icahn a Germany it was Gettin on towards dark. The horses were tiring. The Wagon master glanced at the setting Sun stroking his unshaven Chin. It had been a Long Day but the Wagon train had almost reached its destination he took a firm grip on the reins and prodded the horses farther on. Finally after being on the Trail since sunup the Wagon wheels squeaked to a halt. Members of the Wagon train busied themselves attending to Hie weary horses collecting Wood for a campfire and preparing food for the evening meal. Soon they were relaxing around a warm fire enjoy ing the peace and quiet of the great out doors. The scene was not out of the 1800s but in 1977. The people on the Wagon train were not cowboys but members of the German american Kontak group Here at Hahn. They were the first americans to take the trip called the huns Lack  eighteen adventuresome club members showed up at a Small German farm in the Hunsuck mountains one monday morning and embarked on a three Day journey through the mountains by horse and Cov ered Wagon. They were greeted at the farm by a Friendly German Farmer who spoke no in Alish and led to the stables where they were told about the horses How to feed harness and drive them the Farmer gave them a map to follow also in German and told them auf  they were on their own from there. The great thing about  said Ron Knox president of the group was that we were left completely on our own. They placed Complete Trust in our resourceful Ness and ability to learn fast none of us had Ever done anything quite like it but at the end of the three Days we were Allex perts the Wagon train composed of three wagons covered about 45 Miles in the three Dav journey they had designated routes to follow and designated areas to spend the night nobody slept much Knox said but nobody missed any sleep either. We just had one fantastic  the wagons were big enough to sleep seven people and were equipped with tables lights and other necessities. Our first big Shock was the size of the horses. They were huge and a Little bit frightening. But the German was very Good about it. Giving us plenty of time to learn their names and get to know them before we took them Knox said. The safari Cost each participant about $25, which included the use of live horses and wagons sleeping bags and camping areas. After the first trip another Kontak group took the safari the next week. Everyone agreed that it s really a great thing. We found out about a five Day trip that is also offered and we re making plans to take it right now Knox said. John h. Macleod or. N assigned to the with tac  Aing office of information at Matin a i old Brownie had the Job of leading the wagons around 45 Miles of Trail. Lulls and valleys provided special problems for Novice Drivers of the wagons. Usak photos by Dave Boprie