Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 14

14-RENO EVENING GAZETTE, February ,18,. 1965 Job Corps Opportunities service in the Corps, to be paid available at state employment Young Nevadans 16 through 21 years of age who are out of school and unable to find work to the trainee upon termination offices throughout the state. of enrollment. Up to $25 of this monthly re Those who qualify will be able to "earn while they learn" for a period of one to two are urged by a state employment official to look for opportunities offered by the nationwide volunteer Job Corns adjustment allowance may be alloted to a member of the years at training sites selected trainee's family and the federal government will match the by the federal government. At present, only men are eli Bruce Barnum, executive di amount of each such allotment.

rector of the Nevada Employment Security DeDartmpnt. said Youngsters in the Corps will be permitted to make a short Job Corps applications are now gible to apply for the Corps from Nevada, although training for young women may soon be made available. visit home once each year dur ing enrollment. Transportation Those accepted for training expenses will be paid by the will be sent to rural centers out government. side the state.

Nevada has no Job Corps facilities as yet. Purpose of the program, Bar Simon To Address BBB num said, is to assist young people who are unable to com pete in the labor market be cause they lack adequate education as well as necessary job Technical School Study Proposal To Be Reviewed Gazette-Journal Legislative Bureau Leo J. Simon, president of Simon Mattress Manufacturing Co. of San Francisco, will be skills. Training will include work on the nation's forests, parks and other natural resources.

Under the supervision of experienced federal employes, Corps members will learn skills in basic surveying, forestry, weed and the guest speaker tonight at the Is a resolution calling for a second annual dinner meetine of the Better Business Bureau of Northern Nevada at the pest control, farming, carpen Sparks Nugget. Simon's theme of the talk will be about "the importance of try and masonry. They will also attend basic education classes designed to improve reading, writing, arithmetic and oral communication. business self-regulation and the role of the Better Business Bu reau playing in encouraging the voluntary standards of business Special classes will be conduct practice. ed in self-government, health and physical training.

Simon is a member of the board of governors of the Asso Members of the Corps will receive a living allowance of $30 ciation of Better Business Bu every month, plus room, board, reaus and a past president of clothing and medical and den the National Association of Bed tal care. ding Manufacturers. study of the feasibility of a technical school or junior college in Elko a "financial foot in the door" of a practical plan of action? Sen. Warren L. Monroe, D-Elko, argued on the Senate floor Tuesday that ACR-1 was not the start of a spending spree and that any money involved would come along later in a bill, if it was necessary.

But Monroe found himself at odds with Sen. Carl Dodge, R-Churchill, who envisioned the resolution as a move toward another advanced education institution in Nevada. And Sen. Floyd Lamb, D-Lin-coln, swore that "we're not trying to get this bill to kill it. We think there's money involved here and we want to review it." Lamb is finance chairman.

Monroe said he was in no position to hold the resolution and he would accede to "the great white fathers who pass the money bills" and allow a delay in the vote so finance could conduct the review. New officers will be installed In addition, the federal government will set aside a "readjustment" allowance of $50 during the dinner meeting to night. Reports will be offered on the organization's activities for every month of satisfactory during 1964. New officers are: president Pete Walters, vice president Carroll Coughlan, treasurer Herb Brown and secretary Don Cralle, manager of the Better Casino Claims It Was Victim Of Swindle I "Ef FEATURE-PACKED r- -fW! InTI H-l AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING ill IS hjjfen 2-DOOR All REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER nn iBl III TTTri mm i -3tesgjlgpi Enn I Ve9e'We Crisper UJ II I hnT55 1 Ljr-ni Il Pi I Lh Egg Storage I LjLJLJ I feaj in i 05 Wl(Wfi jpsj Special Value Price Pi (n (n riftQK Rn 19" ATTACHE Value r'c iTsn frtr )) vy 00 iri portable tv IDwJ JftBi yLruj J5a ALL-CHANNEL I Model RNF35 12cu. ft.

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The meeting i Commission and asked that the state agency decide the dispute. The State Gaming Control ing a delivery, saw a man stealing an armload of clothes from his truck. Alexander carries a pistol and he chased the man, weapon in hand. The two fought briefly. "I got the dry cleaning back," will be held at 10 a.m.

on Tuesday to review retirement bills presented to the legislature. All retired state employes are welcome at the meeting. Board has asked that the club's license be revoked or suspended until it paid the keno ticket. A man claimed he hit 8 out of Alexander told police Wednes 8 spots on a keno ticket last day, "but the bum stole my gun in the fight." Oct. 11 and was entitled to the BURCH IN TUCSON TUCSON, Ariz.

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