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>—Griffin Daily News Thursday, October 6, 1977
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Boys’ Club lends hand to Griffin youngsters
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She was conducting an arts and
crafts class at the Boys’ Club as
part of her studies when they
met.
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Two and one-half months
later they were engaged. About
6 months after that, they were
married. Now they are the
parents of twin boys, Eric and
Aaron, 2.
In December, 1973, Arledge
accepted the job in Griffin.
“I was looking for a situation
where I could become involved
with the community. The club
here was fairly new and I felt I
could grow with the club,” he
said.
“We haven’t grown as much
as I would have liked,” he
laughed, “but we are definitely
on the move. When this year is
done, I expect we will have
grown by 25-30 percent,” he
said.
Arledge also maintains a high
level of interest among the
boys. In September his club
averaged 50-60 boys attending
each day. During the summer
months attendance runs around
100 per day.
Thanks to a Title VI CETA
grant, Arledge was able to
increase his staff by 3 in August,
adding 2 counselors, Rob
Huguley and Scott Murphy and
a secretary, Shirley Grant.
Before the grant, Arledge and
Scott Coggins, unit director, ran
the entire show alone. They
were janitors, secretaries,
program supervisors, coun
selors, directors, PR men and
more, all at the same time.
“I can already tell the dif
ference since we increased the
staff,” said Arledge.
“Now I can deal with the
public more effectively and we
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Griffin boys hard at play
Activities at the Boys’ Club include social experiences,
vocational training, educational activities, crafts and
hobby work and physical education or recreation ac
tivities. In these photos the boys are involved in some
recreation. Willie Brown (top, left) passes the time at the
billiard table while waiting for programmed activities to
begin. Carlos Marshall (top, right, on the left) gets some
hockey instruction from Randy Heflin at the Leo street
site. Don Terry Heflin (bottom, right, in foreground) dons
a helmet for some exciting sidelining. Boys at the East
Griffin site (bottom, left) play touch football with their
site supervisor, Scott Murphy. The Boys’ Club is open to
can offer more to the boys. As a
result membership has in
creased significantly.”
But the CETA funds will last
for only one year. “I hope to get
funds from another source so
that I can maintain the staff,”
he said. “Actually, we could use
more people.”
“I’d like to be able to get into
the community and let people
know that we are not competing
with the recreation program or
the Boy Scouts or any other
organization. Sometimes I think
people feel we are duplicating
their activities.
“We are providing services
and opportunities to boys who
are unable to take advantage of
all those other organizations.
And we need the support and
help of the community."
The Boys’ Club is open to all
boys from age 6 to 16. A
registration fee of 50 cents is
required for boys 11 and under
and SI.OO for those 12-16.
“Sometimes the boys work off
the registration fee by sweeping
or cleaning at the site,” said
Arledge.
Both sites are open from 3-8
p.m. Monday through Friday
and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Saturday. The sites are open
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the
summer and on all holidays.
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in addition to the professional services of the pharmacist:
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the senrices noted above and/or the fee for any prescription
medication. Please feel free to call on the pharmacist.
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all boys from age 6 to IS. A registration fee of 50 cents is
required for boys 11 and under and 11.00 for those 12-16.
Both sites are open from 3-8 p.m. Monday through Friday
and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. The sites are open
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the summer and on all holidays.
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