Jack writes:
What I really think could go far in our city is a jobs program for
kids that will provide a strong alternative for the gang lifestyle,
and/or falling into bad things.
Model it after the Civilian Conservation Corps. Put kids to work
building things in our city, and working at new
I'd definitely be interested in trying to make this a reality.
I'd also be interested in seeing what some of the other major posters think
about this idea,
and I'm definitely open to suggestions.
[EMAIL PROTECTED], kerrymbutch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jack writes:
What I really think
Did you say model it after the group below?
Civilian Conservation Corps
by Randy Golden
exclusively for About North Georgia
As the country suffered the economic woes of The Great
Depression, Franklin Delano Roosevelt extolled the
virtues of hard work. It was in his acceptance of the
I'd definitely be interested in trying to make this a reality.
I'd also be interested in seeing what some of the other major posters think
about this idea,
and I'm definitely open to suggestions.
[EMAIL PROTECTED], kerrymbutch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jack writes:
What I really think
Sort of, but without and of the racial stuff.
My concept of the CCC was that they helped build our roads, railroads and parks
at a time
when our country was going thru hard times.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, denise [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you say model it after the group below?
Hi all,
Just to continue the discussion on Community Center's in Asbury Park:
A few that come to mind on the West Side are the Monmouth County Boys and
Girls Club and The West Side Community Center, both have facilities, but need
operating funds and additional programming...the West
Community Center's in Asbury Park
I have to disagree with your list---most of the
locations you name require you to be a member
---except for the West Side Community Center which
needs renovation.
I am active with Pop Warner and if it rained or was
too cold to hold practice outside the only
The community center issue is just one component.
Bottom line is, AP lacks recreational facilities for both kids and adults.
What I really think could go far in our city is a jobs program for
kids that will provide a strong alternative for the gang lifestyle,
and/or falling into bad things.
Model
We have a jobs program in the City---Tamara Richardson
has a great program going and she is working with
various company's on a regular basis training our
youth and finding jobs.
I sure she could use some good mentors---she's on the
city webpage
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Jack Pitzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's interesting info.
Couple a well done PR campaign with the jobs progam incorporating some
of the plans MM has and I think we'd have the makings of something
great.
I think the consulting/team building corporate
That's interesting info.
Couple a well done PR campaign with the jobs progam incorporating some
of the plans MM has and I think we'd have the makings of something great.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, denise [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a jobs program in the City---Tamara Richardson
Correction:
My parish, St. Peter Claver had its' last Mass, months, ago. The
so-called Community Center is now a school, run by the Mercy Sisters.
The Diocese of Trenton, closed both, the Spanish and African-American
Parish. The Parish is closed! I think the West Side is a dump and
the Boys
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