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Show Pam 2 . Lakeside Review, January 15. 1981 Centerville Reviews ures - The CENTERVILLE Centerville City budget is about on target at the mid-poiin the fiscal year, . the City Council learned last week. City Treasurer Janeen K. Hancock presented a Christmas .season sales, and told the cduncil is doing Centerville than a better in t a hat-are- lot of cities. .. : Business license , revenue was also above the 50 percent mark, at or $12,576 84 percent the .$15,000 budgeted. of ; report to the council outlining budget figures for revenue sources and expenditures and comparing them with actual' amounts and spent collected for the first six months in the 1981 fiscal year. Actual expenditures averaged close expected SO to the percent mark, she said, while revenues are running a over bit 50 percent collected. Attorneys and auditors fees were noted - if Brady Sims (left) is apparently unconcerned by the commotion caused when (from left) Center Director Mose Watkins, Sen. Orrin Hatch. National Job Corps Director Richard Jaffe and Robert JOB CORPSMAN Marquardt, Management Training Corporation president tour Clearfield Job Corp Center during the senators visit to Utah last week. Announces Pre A new national CLEARFIELD trial' training program will be operated for a one-yeperiod at the Clearfield Job Corps Center. A Sen. Orrin Hatch, during a recent tour of the facility, said the pilot program will begin in about three months. If successful the training will be incorporated into the national Job Corps program. :r" The program, the senator said, is designed to prepare interested Job Corps enrollees nationwide to qualify for entry into military life so they will have a better chance of success once they are accepted into one of the services. 1 The new program, according to the senator, will training to an initial group of 60 provide male students and 20 female students. The volunteer students will come first from the Job Corps Center in Clearfield and then from interested students from other Job Corps around the country. Former military people will be sought to train the 80 new enrollees. The students will live in special dorms to learn military science and discipline similar to; the ROTC program. ' National Job Corps Director Richard Jaffe, who accompanied Hatch on the tour of the facilities, said the program will help the students decide if they want a career in the service. Jaffe said the Department of Defense has tracked corpsmen who have entered the 'military for the last 15 years and found them to last in the military longer. They performed better and Were better disciplined then the average recruit, .Jaffe said. Jaffe also noted that many young men and women Corps want to serve their country but are not sufficiently skilled in basic academics or lack the medical qualifications to enable them to pass the eligibility criteria for entry into the military service. completing the total program at Clearfield, applicants will be ready for the military service academically, vocationally, mentally, socially and physically, Jaffe said. ;.He said the students also should have sufficient institutional experience to make their military enrollment much more successful. The length of the program will be designed to meet each candidates pre-milita- ry ar for higher than expected, Allen suggested the council question the bill to get a determination as to what services had been provided the city. Some $6,800 has been paid to the city attorney, the report said and $8,000 had been budgeted for the entire year. Sales tax revenue for the period was $164,193, or 47 percent of the $350,000 budgeted for the year. Ms. Hancock said that figure did not include revenues from the . years. Some of the reasons, according to Jaffe, for the the military upon completion of the program, they selection of the Clearfield Center as the site for the one-yedemonstration program are the history of will be highly recruited by the military. Hatch said about 20 to 30 percent of all Job Corps program excellence at the center and the fact that graduates now enter the military. Jaffe said the some branches of the military now require a high school diploma. figure is closer to 10 to 12 percent. Others require a general equivalency diploma and I am personally delighted, Hatch said, with this new cooperative effort of the departments of Defense the center already has an accredited high school and Labor. program and provides CEDs. training for qualified candidates at Job Corps centers should assure a better Also, current vocational, medical, physical education and other programs and facilities such as of than the recruit services armed military quality are currently getting, cut costs as a result of fewer dorms and dining halls can be utilized with slight turnovers of military personnel, and provide a new, modification. national resource for military recruits. He called the Job Corps program cost effective and said it prepares young people for jobs that will help them for the rest of their lives. Hatch went on to say that CETA will have to be looked at as a source of funding the Job Corps AMERICAN CANCER program. 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