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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
8
Guidance for submitting news items to newspapers stresses avoiding advertiser pressure, maintaining distinct news and ad roles, and not omitting names. Emphasizes including full names and addresses when possible, ensuring recipients can receive copies, and understanding editors value accuracy, completeness, and proper attribution.
A U S Labor Department booklet urges teens to choose schooling, noting higher initial wages for high school graduates and increasing financial gains over time. It also cites greater job security for educated workers and mentions benefits of a part time job after school and during vacations.
A reflection urges parents to guide children toward finding their true work where they can invest energy fully. It warns that wasted energy leads to discontent and stresses constructive use of energy to prevent evil, promising progress once this principle is understood.
Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier warned that small go kar type motor vehicles cannot be legally operated on public streets in most cases. He called for police help to halt illegal use and noted licenses and plates are generally not issued to go karts.
ROTC trainee Cadet David N. Lezeau ages 21 son of Mr and Mrs Nick I Lezeau 327 E 14nd Dalton completed six weeks of ROTC summer training at Fort Gordon Georgia on August 3 He is a Thornton Township High School Harvey graduate class of 1959 now a student at the University of Illinois Urbana and a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. The remarks include a note on vehicle safety equipment and a statement by Secretary Carpentier about legality of go kart style vehicles on public roads lacking required brakes front lights and turn signals.
A new youth booklet titled School or What Else outlines how teen experience can lead to temporary employment and future full-time work after graduation. The Department notes that at least 800000 of 24 million first graders will drop out before their class graduates in 1973. Limited free copies are available from the Bureau of Standards, with purchase options from the Superintendent of Documents at 20 cents per copy and a 25 percent discount for orders of 100 or more.
The League of Women Voters aims to make people know care and act. It seeks to create responsibility in citizens for understanding government problems and taking action. The goal is an informed citizen who actively participates in government.
Student Bill Johns, manager of the Dolton Bowl in Dolton Illinois, attended the Brunswick bowling management school in Chicago. The program has run for five years, conducted by Brunswick Corporation to teach fundamentals of bowling management to owners and operators.
This week's Christ in Science broadcast at 9:00 a.m. presents Part I titled Should Religion Heal. The segment explores whether faith can aid healing and offers perspectives from religious thinkers.
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