Job Hunt Continued from Page 1
Officials describe a mixed effort to place teens in summer work through Public Employment Program Jobs For Youth and county offices. The PEP filled 36 slots on a $43,152 budget, while JFY seeks funds to start with 50 youths and a broader county effort aims to hire 265 youths if federal money arrives. Local governments, including St. Charles, consider further youth employment at a council meeting, and private programs like Jim Meagher Motors report modest success with 20 youths placed in jobs such as fares work and babysitting plus a driver program for 10 youths delivering 1971 cars across 48 states.
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PEP
State Employment Office
Jobs For Youth, Inc
Terry Bunce
Federal Tabor Department
Ambelang
City of
St. Charles
Eit
Frank Brockgreitens
Jim Meagher Motors
Lois Needham
Elderly housing plan delayed by funding stalls and council shifts
Miss Marguerite Odell led a 75 citizen delegation three years ago in backing a 150 unit elderly housing project by Kister's Housing Authority. Funding from HUD stalled as the council shifted, with city planners seeking alternative funding while awaiting federal support. Local officials note potential grants and church partnerships may be pursued to rescue the dream if money becomes available.
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Marguerite Odell
Kister
Miss Odell
Wey
HUD
City Housing Authority
Bob Schmidt
Congress
Bill Terrill
St. Louis
Mothurt
St.Louis
Hallenbeck Junior High Bets New Daily Schedule
Hallenbeck Junior High School unveils a revised timetable taking effect Thursday. School begins at 8 15 AM and ends at 5 28 PM with students boarding buses in the morning as before. Parents with questions should contact the administration.
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Hallenbeck
RCE
Rea
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Jobs For Youth Fire
Juvenile Office
Joel Ambelang
Meagher
Needham
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Lipton
Tomboy
Grange Delmonte
Dol
U.S.D.A
California
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