Box 15, Folder 4, Document 98

Box 15, Folder 4, Document 98

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August 13, 1969

EMPLOYMENT

Model Cities and its delegate agencies
will be hiring hundreds of people for
the many jobs which will be included
in the program. If you are a residen
of the area, simply contact your
nearest employment counselor as soon
as you can. An employment office is
located at each of the 3 EOA Neighbor-
hood Service Centers (Sum-Mec, Pitts-
burgh and Price).

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O. D. Fulp, Employment Coordinator,
looks over prospective candidates
for employment.

SOME_EMPLOYMENT REFERRALS TO BE MADE THIS WEEK

Model Cities and the Georgia State Employment Service will interview applicants
at the Capitol Avenue School this Thursday and Friday (August 14-15), 9 a.m.

to 4:45 p.m. Positions available include 75 aide jobs. Only those who are
referred by the neighborhood employment office are eligible for these inter-
views. Most of the persons who will be referred for these jobs had made
application several months or several weeks ago. In addition to the teache

aide johs, employment represent me nee ne have interviewed abcut 49 people For

33 other positions which are included in the Model Cities program.

CONGRATULATIONS TO MODEL CITIES WORKERS

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Model Cities wishes to congratulate Mrs. Edna Lockett of Summerhill and Mrs.
Elizabeth Parks of Grant Park. Both women recent ly fualified for their GED
high school equivalency certificate and were also recently appointed to high-
er positions within the Model Cities proyram.

GRANT PARK DANCE A SUCCESS



The Grant Park Youth Council raised approximately $100 at a dance last Friday
night which was attended by 409 Model Cities residents. The next day, 25
youth of the area participated in a cleanup campaign at a vacant lot (corner
of Georgia Avenue and Grant Street). The money raised at the dance will go
for equipment to be used on the vacant lot. If you are interested in this
lot or helping plan any other recreation activity in the Grant Park area,
simply contact Lyle Scott or Bill Hamilton at the Model Cities office (577-5200) -

MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD, INC. CONTRACT BEING CONSIDERED
The Model Cities Executive Board, Tuesday, appointed a 3-man study committee

to help resolve the issues involved in a proposed contract with Model Neigh-
borhood, Ince. Model Neighborhood, “ne. is a group of residents interested in

participating in the Model Cities eccnomic development program. The proposal
is expected to be reconsidered by the full board at the regular meeting next

month (10 a.m. the second Tuesday in City Hall) or at a special meeting this

month.

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