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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
13
Readers discuss Lawrence County School Board forms for minority and white students, praise for board action, and a separate letter commends Red Cross swimming classes for handicapped children at Blue Haven with thanks to sponsors and volunteers.
Under Alabama's Child Labor Law administered by the State Department of Industrial Relations, girls under 18 are prohibited from working as curb girls in drive-in establishments.
Midshipman 3rd Class Harry L Tooker III, son of Decatur residents, travels six weeks aboard USS McKean for navigation and gunnery training. A K James M Tyler in Ishmer Turkey earns airman of the month. William M Berry in San Antonio heads to Lowry AFB for weapons systems training. Gerald L Spears in Saigon serves with U S combat air forces as a jet mechanic. Morris W Locke, Athens, promoted to technical sergeant at Plattsburgh AFB as a fire protection supervisor.
David R. Berryman son of Mr and Mrs David L Berryman of Town Creek has been selected for technical training at Keesler AFB Miss as a US Air Force radar operator. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB Tex and graduated from Hatten High School in 1965.
John W. Kermish son of Mrs. Agnes N. Kermish of Decatur was selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB Texas as a US Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. He attended Morgan County High School in Hartselle.
The document lists correct choices for multiple parts and symbol quiz. PART I answers include 1 True 2 c 3 c 4 b 5 b. PART II 1 c 2 a 3 c 4 d 5 b. PART III 1 d 2 e 3 a 4 c. SYMBOL QUIZ answers: 1 F 2 1 3 G 4 D 5 C 6 B 7 A 8 J 9 H 10 E.
Legal notices publish an order of publication in the Morgan County Alabama court, notices of bid solicitations for city street improvements in Decatur, a dissolution of The Linen Closet Ltd., and a zoning board meeting set for July 28 1966. The publication outlines defendant Dan Creel’s nonresidency, bid procedures and bonds, project scope, and dissolution affidavits with signatories Dorothy Schuchow and Rubye G. Whitman.
Public hearing scheduled at 4:00 P.M. for five applications in Decatur area. Willey Sullivan seeks a 4' side yard variance at 920 3rd Ave SE in M-1. Samuel L. McClendon requests a 20' rear yard variance at 1426 5th Ave SE in B-1. Marion E. Sims seeks a 6' front yard variance at 912 6th Ave SE in B-1. Chapel Baptist Church requests about 10' front yard variance at 1816 Chestnut St SE in A-4 plus church use approval. Greater Decatur Company seeks group housing on Sparrow's Rd in Beaverbrook SR-4. City official F D Peebles Jr. signs.
U S civil service tests advertised for serious science students ages 12 to 16 and for men and women 18 and over. The notices promise full laboratory equipped science club facilities, secretarial and accounting training with 100 percent placement and high starting pay with few requirements. Free information and preparatory training available by mail through Lincoln Service and local Decatur Daily contact.
An advertisement column lists well drilling services with free estimates and contact numbers including Glenn Drilling Co and Harold Lo Lane. It also mentions commercial irrigation and roofing work by A Le Wood and Charles E Halbrooks, plus a carpet cleaning promotion from Sherwin-Williams.
Job listing seeks a bookkeeper aged 25 to 40 with experience in bookkeeping machines. Compensation set at 65 dollars per week.
A large national firm seeks two men due to strong response to an advertising campaign. Call Mr King before noon at 355-4790 for details and applications.
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