Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 44

a- SUN NOV 17 1857 4' to 250 Students Junior Achievement Teaches Business Principle Members of Gemcraft a Junior Achievement workrooms Junior Achievement program, the principles of business opera- sells the end of the Junior Achievement group spon- in the Empress Building. About sponsored by 13 Decatur firms, tions. Each of the firms sells school year the youths will liquid-sored by Standard Oil- 250 students are enrolled in the The program teaches teen-agers stock and designs, makes 'and ate their companies. 1 make costume jewelry in the Maidrite Co. members, left put the finishing touches on salad dressing.

The club is spon-to right, Kathy McDonald, Den- bottles of the club's brand of sored by A. E. Staley Mfg. Co. ny Herd and Judy Hehmeyer, "4, Three members of Ipco Prod- tion planter and book rack.

Dave Mattingly, president, and ucts, firm sponsored by the Illi- They are, left to right, Wayne Diana Sunderland, assistant David Reed and Judy Stew- metal pressing machine in manu- A committee of the JanCo membership stock certificates Marion, Charles Givens and Z. nois Power work on their MoUphan, production manager, sales manager. ardson, of the Jamar apon- factoring a special knife for club, sponsored by the General for members. They are (left to W. Bliss, club adviser.

This company's product, a combina- aored by Marvel-Schebler, use opening milk cartons. Electric Co. of Decatur, prepare right) Judi Stephens, Marilyn firm makes hassocks. --s 1 i' 'mpW Mil 'd cc?) iMnHHHinMHaMHiiMi i in iimimiw i i i 1 11 iia i aaiMiiit-r-1. iiiaaiiiu-Ma-iaji! ir" aj Verle Utzinger, Mueller Co.

Wonders, sponsored by Muel- Earle Utzinger, Terry boys cut wooden strips with a Jean Evvald, left, straightens be used as planters. Assisting the Illinois Bell Telephone Carol Frein, David Jcstis and engineer, second from left, su- ler's, in their -manufacture of Dahl and Tom McNamara. The power saw. wire coat hangers for use in her are other members of the leff to right, Phil Madell, Janet Moomey, pervises members of Wooden wastebaskets. Left to right are making old-fashioned wells to "Welco club sponsored by.