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1 THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 THE NEIGHBOR

Ce The West End Ne ighborhood Service Center of EOA Monday recruited rrnd placed 75 young people . between the ages of 14 and 21. in jobs for the - summer through the Neighborhood Youth Corps Summer Program. The voung people, who must be in school from high school,. will fill a er inds J bs ror 75 Y u variety of pooitioll.5 . Some . will do clerical. maintenance. and ·.recreation work .· Othe rs will serve as teacher aides and as aides in the Roy McGee Hea lth Center. Still others will be placed at the Girls· Club and at the West End Boys' Club. The youths . who began ·ar- riving at the Neighborhood Center at 8 a.m. Monday . have been placed in the 75 jobs a nd a re already at work . The jobs will last through the week of August 20. Mrs . Sarah Zimmermann. director of the West End Service Center 1 said. By 4 p.m. Monday nea rly• 100 students had applied for thejobs . "Allwehavetodois whisper a job might be availa ble . Mrs. Zimmermann said. "and the kids turn out enmasse. It makes you wonder why some people say "these people don't want to work." s Ossie Helton. Manpower Youth Advisor at the West End Center and Derral Fralish. coordinator for the sum-·; mer NYC program at the center. handled the placement of the students from lowpincome families ' ) /l· i . \\ E~T"EI\D STL DE I\TS \\ 'i\ lT AT CEI\TEB To .lie- lnlen·ic\\ l'd for I\YC Su mnu•r E111plo~·111y111 �