Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1964 — Page 6

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Parking Changes Are Made At Berne The Berne city council this

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week approved several sweeping rcvisioins in parking regulations for the city’s business district. An ordinance outlining the revisions was passed by the council and will be in effect after it has been legally advertised twice.

After the second publication of the resolution, two-hour parking will be in effect between the hours of 6 a m. and 6 p.m. on the following Berne streets: Hendricks street, from Main to Franklin Fulton street, from Main to Water; Behring street, from Main to Water; Water street, from Jefferson to the first alley west of Jefferson. The ordinance will not be in effect on Sundays and holidays. The present two-hour parking regulation on Main and Jefferson streets throughout the business district will remain in effect. The new ordinance will also eliminate angle parking on Hendrfcks street from Main to Franklin; Jefferson stret, from Water street to Franklin; and on the west side of Sprunger street, from Main to Water. These zones will be converted to parallel parking. Angle parking will still be in effect on the east side of Sprunger street, from Water to Main. 'Phe council also announced that it has completed work on a

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28-car city parking lot at the former band shell lot. Parking on the lot will be unrestricted. Kruckeherq Named On Bank Committee Herman H. Krueckeberg, executive vice president of the First State Bank of Decatur, has been named to the legal affairs committee of the Indiana bankers association, Rolland H. Neese of Franklin, committee chairman, announced today. The legal affairs committee is active during legislative sessions, and is the largest committee in the association. Its chairman, who is president of the Union Bank & Trust. Franklin, has just been chosen Indiana vice president of the American bankers association at their annual convenIf you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — They get 810 results.

Reports Bicycle Stolen From Rack Mark Seeger, of 512 Limberlost Trail, reported to the city police Thursday afternoon the theft of his bicycle. He said the bicycle, a boy’s 26inch, bljck in color, was stolen f.om the bicycle rack at the Decatur high school building, and was valued at $25. Tool Shed, Contents Destroyed By Fire A tool shed at the Adams county farm home of Marvin Brown, of Monroeville route 2, was destroyed by fire shortly before noon Thursday. The building contained a tractor and implements, which were destroyed, witn tuuu loos estimated at $3,500. Dick Girardot, chiet of the Monroeville fire department, said a quonset hut near the tool shed was damaged but firemen were able to save it.

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EXPERTS (Continued from Page One) where existing buildings are dangerous.” The report said the budget is insufficient “to support an up-to-date treatment and training center.” “Salaries are so low that a qualified administrator and staff cannot be secured and retained,” it said. “A wholly new concept of the purpose of the institution is called for; otherwise, whoever the superintendent is, he will be sitting on the Lid until it blows off again.” Sees Unrelated Penalties ‘"rtie social climate of the institution is punitive and the punishment generally unrelated to the child’s psychological problems. . .There is no diagnostic program to discover the potentiality and problems of the girls as they enter the institution. “There was virtually no relationship between the progress of the girls in the institution and the situation in their homes. Nobody works with the parents or guardians of . the girls while the latter are in the institution to help bring about a better relationship than that which provoked defiance of 'authority in the first place.” Among the recommendations on staff changes were: —That all staff having direct contact with children be selected under a merit system including psychological screening. —That the staff should be put on a 40-hour work week with three overlapping daily shifts. —That each cottage should have a set of cottage "parents” even though one of the “par-

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ents” may work outside the institution. —That the present legal restriction that the superintendent must be a woman should be removed from the statutes. /' Explorer Scouts To Meet Tuesday Night The Decatur Elks club Explorer post 2062 will not meet at their regularly scheduled time, 7 p.m. Monday. The meeting has been rescheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday. It will be held at the post cabin in Bellmont park. Two Decatur Men* Receive 32nd Degree Jerry L. Mclntosh and H. P. McGill, both of Decatur were emnng the men who received the 32nd degree in the 1964 fall class of 170 men in the Valley of Fort Wayne, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, at the closing session Thursday evening in Fort Wayne. Indianapolis Man Is Appointed To Board (DPI) — Governor named Henry Arnold of Indfahapol'B’ Thursday to succeed David Oliver on the Indiana Employment Security Review So&rd. Oliver resigned 'Oct. 31 and Arnold’s appointment was retroactive to Nov. 6. Arnold is an employe at the International Harvester Co. plant here and is a member of the United Auto Workers bargaining committee at -the plant- ■ JH Bk.. IHIMB jHK ■ ™ | K V ' 'W If -■ I.?', ‘ i ■■ ’X '■- :fc. ■

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