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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1965
Page
8
Judge Bennet McRae of Morgan County Juvenile Court explains juvenile delinquency rates and typical ages. He contrasts cases of Johnny and Billy to show rehabilitation over punishment, noting environment and home discipline as key factors and describing reform provisions for boys and training for girls.
PRESCO a Junior Achievement company sponsored by Prestolite crafts Christmas candleholders from plastic parfait glasses foam net glitter and spray snow. Members cut net squares attach balls form a base for inverted glasses add glitter daisies spray base with snow tie a red four inch candle on top. SEEKING to expand after Christmas with a second product. production challenges include attendance demand and meeting orders. The group led by Bill Bailey includes Edwina Minor Rita Kyle Don Kyle and 15 members at Decatur High School with 78 shares sold.
Ginger Day a Decatur High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs William S Day was chosen as the DAR Good Citizenship Girl at DHS this year. She participates in Senior Honor Society French Club Thespians Tri-Hi-Y and was a Junior Honor Society member. She plans to attend the University of Alabama and has served as varsity cheerleader for two years while attending the Alabama Cheerleader Clinic last summer.
Needy high school and college students may gain part time work at Redstone Arsenal under a Civil Service Commission plan. Eligible youths would work up to 15 hours weekly in clerical and semi skilled tasks for Army agencies. Applicants must be ages 16 to 22, enrolled in an accredited school, and come from a family with welfare income not exceeding 3000 dollars plus 600 per dependent.
Research by George Marsh, the U S minister to Italy, concluded the monument should be a true obelisk with height about ten times its base. The final proportions were set at 555 feet 5 18 inches high and a square base 55 feet 1 12 inches. Also notes rat fears and possible parallels in humans.
Army personnel and civilian staff are not eligible. Students will be paid a minimum of $1.25 per hour, outlining wage stipulations for participant workers and excluding military members from eligibility.
Steve Garret, a 17 year old Austin High School senior, works as a mechanic at Bursch Ford through the Diversified Occupations program. He attends classes 8:15 to 2:00 and works 2:30 to 7:30 on weekdays, Saturdays 7:30 to noon, learning overtime tasks as part of his training while enjoying the shop work.
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