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I Johnny Horizon wants U.S. clean for Bicentennial .II

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 Jax"- The Johnny Horizon< '76_ "Let's' Clean Up America For Our 200th Birthday -

I Program has received recognition as an official National Bicentennial

 \ Program activity by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (ARB-
 C).

 In a letter to Secretary of the for an improved quality of life,he day" then keep it clean-
 Interior Rogers C.B. Morton, added. captured the minds and hearts of
 ARBC Chairman David J. The Resolution also thousands of school children in
 Mahoney reported that the acknowledged the importance of Orange County, Florida. (
 Commission had passed a an emerging environmental ethicin Orange County's Johnny
 Resolution to make Johnny America, and awarded the Horizon '76 Cleanup Week,held in '.
 Horizon '76 a part of the National Johnny Horizon '76 Program use April, was the most intensive
 Bicentennial Program and to of the official ARBC symbol. cleanup ever waged in that
 seek "the participation of all In recognizing Johnny Horizon populous county, which includes
 environmental constituencies- '76, the ARBC will promote the Orlando and Disney World.
 public and private" to establish Program through its 55 State and Each school was encouraged to
 Johnny Horizon '76 as a "major Territorial commissions and ,the conduct a program within its own
 part of our Nation's BicentennialEra. 73 (to date) Bicentennial area and each classroom was
 ." organizations embedded within designated certain area in the j
 An Action Program 58 national associations and school or surrounding com- jI I
 "Johnny Horizon '76 had groups. munity to clean up. Students also
 demonstrated its ability to Russell E. Train, Chairman of involved their parents in the ;M:
 translate citizen concern into the President's Council on En- program.
 positive action such as countryside vironmental Quality (CEQ), has The National Alliance of
 cleanups, inner city endorsed Johnny Horizon's Businessmen, local businessesand f
 beautification and conservation "endeavor to acquaint citizens on banks purchased Johnny
 programs," the Resolution how they can work toward a Horizon '76 posters, brochuresand t'
 continued. cleaner environment." litterbags for posting and

 "The Commission believes the In a letter to Secretary Morton, distribution' to their customersand ,. K'r
 Johnny Horizon '76 program Chairman Train wrote: interested people. The U.S. \-'; '::

 contains the full measure of both "I want to assure you of the Army's 143rd Transport Brigadealso 'j ,': ::l :;
 environmental education and Council's strong support for-your provided assistance. : h.
 action'on the ground' designed to efforts stimulate awareness of Local news media donated '.
 attract the 'millions of helping the opportunies and respon- space to cover the campaign and
 hands'our President has said are sibilities that each citizen has for ran Johnny Horizon public service -
 urgently needed to clean up our doing his part in protecting the announcements promotingthe
 country," Mahoney commented. environment. Cleanup Week. RNMCB-14 moves into :

 "It has become catalyst, new Florida Kids HelpThechallenge"Let's National Cleanup Month
 force to crystalize environmental Clean Up started Sept. 15 and will last until NAS drill facilityJaxReserve
 concerns into patterns of action America For Our 200th Birth Oct. 15. new

 .. Naval Mobile talion, the Drill Site includes six

 Few servicewomen applying Construction Battalion (RNMCpermanent buildings which
 BM4) has moved into its Perprovide a base for operations that 4
I manent Drill Site here. are an integral part of the Ready .

 for VA education benefits men The Battalion from Florida is composed, South of Reserve RNMCB-14 Program, was previously

 at the old Naval
 headquartered !
 Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
 More than tWo'- itrds of: the cation benefits for veterans discharged college. As of April, 27,440 of the Reserve Training Center on 'J
 women"ti.veterans' "believed( to be before June ,'1966,'will 44,000 who .have.',used'their, GI Built. by the men of the BatMorse Street.JACKSONVILLE'S .
 :' eligible,for education'and'train expire on May 3\'1974, although Bill had chosen' college and
 ing under the current GI Bill have this expiration date does not, about 300, were job training.To : MOST EXCLUSIVE BOTTLE CLUB ,

 not yet used these benefits, and apply to on-the-job or apprenticeship date,.Air Force leads the services WHAT'S NEW? ?
 time is running out for those discharged training. with 13.157, women vete- '
 before June 1, 1966. The remainder of the veterans rans who have enrolled under the .
 This warning came from the eligible have eight years from the current GI Bill. The Army has
 which date of their discharge to complete
 Veterans Administration, -
 10,895 the Marine
 11,814;Navy, ;
 also noted most of these VA edu- their training.
 Corps, 3,863; the Coast Guard, *
 About 100,000 of the 144,000 17; and the Public Health Ser- WE HAVE NW IDEA
 service
 who left military
 women and At-
 salescheduled vice, National Oceanic
 Lamp since January 31, 1955 have not mospheric Administration, and Pussycat Escorts ,il"
 yet taken training under the GI 1'1W
 others 4,443.
 Bill, according to VA. Continuous (Dancing Partners)

 This date (end of the Korean VA reminds women veterans topless Gi?4. Go WE ST |fh ST I 15 Ith ST E X IT PH 351 M* -
 Jax-The annual lamp sale is Conflict) marks the beginning of that their military experience, Openrfpm *am ( Sundaystoo (
 at the Ex- service especially in the health care field,
 about to begin Navy the period of military

 char.be.Lamps'. making veterans eligible for often provides an excellent and training basis :;:..:..:::*:$(:::'ASSSS: :.tiY.SSSSSS-:: .- SSY': <SY: ::::* :*- :'-S ::,::':,::::'"$.':, .ms: ;:*Y.SSS:.S'{S:.;:..::.:.:.
 go on sale Oct. 1 for benefits under the current GI Bill, for further education #.:. ............1.
 approximately two weeks. which became law May 31, 1966. and that VA is a leader in *t.r.j The NEW.1HOTORS.. ......
 of'all sizes university-affiliated health care :::$:: : ::::::
 will .
 There be lamps cent of the .....
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 About per .
 training and in equal employ. .
 fashions and forms. II ASTRO
 shapes, _
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 ment opportunity women.
 "Seeing is believing, as the ble have used all or part of their .
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 and do that redecorating thatyou've and as chiefs and direc- ............ \ .:.:.:. j .
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 school : : :
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 hanging, pole, swag and many Bill in large numbers.The ing, nursing, and dietetics. :::i: REAL SAVINGS!! : : : ;

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