The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 October 1966 — Page 3

AH Keyed Up Over Keys Of Strange Typewriter

By ROBERTA ROESCH Dear Roberta Roesch: Does an applicant get a ' chance to practice her typing - and familiarize herself with a strange typewriter before she is given a test during a job inter- ■ view? Unless I have a chance to v .practice I am afraid I will be so nervous I will make errors simply because I am not used to that machine. O. E. Practice Permitted Dear O. E.: Many employment agencies and places of business permit .job applicants to practice on their machines before typing ..tests are given. In fact, many places are so understanding about this that the chance can usually be yours, for the asking if it isn’t offered automatically. In addition, most personnel v^offices realize that many job- ; seekers are nervous during a typing test. So, if you do a ^.reasonably good job in general ; and impress personnel people « favorably in other ways, your nervousness will not be held against you. Passe’ Equipment Dear Roberta Roesch: * I have just returned to work t after 22 years as a homemaker. * Much to my surprise, the office f equipment I am expected to use * in my new job is more out of f date than the machines and procedures I used in my old place 4 22 years ago. * I would like to say something - about it, but my husband says * I should wait. * I am wondering if his advice r is valid because it has always ; been my experience that if you * don’t speak up about conditions “ right at the start of a job, you . sometimes never get another £ chance to mention them. What ? do you think ? Mrs. J. B. Dear Mrs. J. B.: Tou are right that some things need to be settled at the time you accept new employment. But the equipment and procedures in an office don’t fall in this category. In this case, you will usually find that it is better to bide your time and do the best you can with

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Many Job-Seekers Are A Bit Nervous Taking Typing Test

what you are offered for a little while. When To Act. Later, when you are a valued employe and a integral part of the office yourself, you can look for opportunities to suggest, in a tactful manner, new office machines and ways of doing things that would expedite the work you are required to do.

In Memory

In memory of James W. Simmerman, Jr. who departed this life October 17, 1965. We mourn for you in silence No one can see us weep But many a silent tear is shed While others are asleep. Your memories are our keepsakes With those we’ll never part. God has you in his keeping, We love you in our hearts. Sadly missed by N Brother and family

DR. JONES Has moved his Office to . 109 S. Vine St. (105 Alamo Bldg.)

FT. RUCKER, Ala. — Private Randall A. Hutcheson, 21, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest R. Hutcheson, and wife, Rita, live on Route 2, Greencastle, completed a helicopter maintenance course at the Army Aviation School, Ft. Rucker, Ala., Oct. 13. During the 10-week course, Hutcheson was instructed in maintenance of the single-rotor, turbine-powered UH-1 “Iroquois”. He was also trained in helicopter gunnery systems, aviation operations in the field and techniques of survival, escape and evasion.

In Memory

In loving memory of James W. Simmerman who passed away Oct. 17, 1965. Our Family circle was broken One year ago today, It has been so painfully lonely Since Jim passed away. We’ve a wealth of fond memories Of which he is a part, And the hope of again seeing him That gives comfort to each heart. Sister, Becky and family

Johnson Gets 5. Viet Invite PLEIKU, South Viet Nam UPI — Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu said today his government will invite President Johnson to visit South Viet Nam on his Far Eastern tour. Thieu said Johnson would be invited to come here after the Manila summit conference which begins Oct. 24. He said the invitation would be extended at the conference. The President, who was leaving Washington today on the 16-day, 25,000-mile trip, has announced plans to visit four countries other that the Philippines. But there has been rO firm indication he will come here. Premier Nguyen Coa Ky, standing alongside Thieu when he made the disclosure, was asked if he thought Johnson should come. “Yes, why not?” replied Ky. Johnson is scheduled to visit

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Five GE Plants Remain Closed NEW YORK UPI — Strike's over local issues today closed

five General Electric ’(GET plants that produce military necessities for Viet Nam, but a nationwide strike was averted. The International Union of Electrical Workers (IUE) voted overwhelmingly Sunday to accept an agreement with GE reached Friday by representatives in Washington. The vote was 450-116 among delegates to an IUE-GE conference board meeting. The vote of the board is binding on all IUE locals as far as the national contract is concerned. But each local negotiates its own supplementary pact with each GE plant and 24,750 mem-

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bers of three unions walked out when their supplements expired at midnight. The struck plants are at Schenectady, the parent plant; Auburn and Utica, N. Y„ Evendale, Ohio, and Warren, Mich. The Michigan plant in a Detroit suburb does secret missile work and is the only producer of synthetic diamonds for cutting tools. Jet engines are produced at Evendale, a Cincinnati suburb. The Schenectady plant makes turbines for military installations, and the Utica and Auburn facilities produce military communications equipment.

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