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JJome and amifi. TUP. RECORD, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1964 22 Paramus High'School Seniors Helped By '64 Prom Preview corting his true love at $32 minimum. All Paramus High School dance rules will apply throughout the 7-course me3l which includes roast beef or lobster thermidor, and the evening's music by Allison Barton. But the young people know that "Moments to Remember" will be that much more rewarding if their manners measure up.

Miss Ruby Bishar is prom By JEAN BENNETT (Staff Writer) When the tab is $32 absolute minimum, and can easily run to $50 with no real trimmings, it really rates as "Moments to Paramus High School seniors who will dance at Tammy Brook Country Club on June 12, have now seen a full-dress run-through of the prom evening from invitation to curfew. Prom dress and prom etiquette were Experts Back Lower Calorie Daily Intake Washington iff Top nutrition experts have cut hack the recommended daily calorie intake for Americani and blamed easy living. They also Included In their figuring the rather substantial intake of calories through alcoholic beverages recognizing the afternoon beer and the before-dinner cocktail. For the moderately active, 145-pound, 25 year-old American male, the daily calorie quota has been dropped by 300 from a 1958 recommendation of 3,200 calories to 2,900. The Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council the panel that decides minimums for vitamins and maximums for calories cited the cuts in its new recommended dietary allowances.

It called for a 200 calorie drop in the daily quota for its reference woman a 25-year-old, 128-pound female who in tano, John Maltagliati, Diane Rinehart, and Christine Peterson. The cast consisted of Louise Webster, John Maltagliati, Patricia Jennings, Ronald Carletta, Patricia Cerami, William Turner, Claire Mercer, Louis Bivona, Jean Thompson, Robert Cortese, Carol Compton, Dennis Campbell, Karen Kolley, Jeanne Hermann, Frank Rulli, Christine Peterson, and Richard Trinchieri. Steven Hanson was in charge backstage. The prom committee consists of Karen Kolley, Robert Cortese, John Maltagliati, Diane Rinehart and Miss Peterson. VHT Jm' aaLaaaaaaal 4 wJIi''fXy JHSBPvlliilJMliilf jfiSiipl LWaw 7- loaiWaBoaw MinH I flSHHi: iiaoBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBoaaMeaJ LtlaaK I Winter Attire Needs Cleaning Before Storing Chicago (I I'D Take cars when storing winter clothing, says the American Institute of Laundering.

Garments should be spotlessly clean and in good repair since storage of a garment affects the way it will look when the next cold spell rolls around. If garments are left with spots and stains, the colors can change and the fibers deteriorate. Garments that appear clean although they have been worn should also be laundered to remove hidden dirt and perspiration. Unless woolen clothes and blankets are laundered and properly stored they become feasting grounds for clothes moths. Closets or other storage places should be clean and moth-proof.

Plastic bags, boxes and cedar chests make ideal storage places, but they should be cool, dry, and air-tight. Suits, coats, and dresses should be hung in garment bags far enough apart to prevent wrinkling. Knits will store better if they are folded and packed in boxes with the heav adviser and was in charge of the assembly skit. Writers were Louis Bivona, Robert Cortese, Ronald Carletta, Ralph Celen- recently demonstrated at a senior assembly in the school's auditorium by 17 students in a skit written by seven. A question period followed with Christine Peterson, prom chairman, in charge.

For those whose prom days; are over, it may be news thai, now a boy must invite a girl at least 1 month in advance. REHEARSING FOR A GOOD TIME: Paramus High School seniors rehearse for a recent assembly skit in which they depicted the proper dress and deportment for their "Moments to Remember" prom which takes place June 12 at the Tammy Brook Country Club. (The Record photographs.) iest garments on the bottom. When storing blankets, place them on top of other articles in the boxes. If the soft woolen blanket fibers are matted by being placed on the bottom of the stack during storage, the blanket will lose some of its warming power.

1958 was allotted 2,300 calories, but should now get along on 2,100. The Food and Nutrition Board cited estimates that enough alcohol is consumed in the United States to provide every man, woman, and child with 76 calories a day through such beve-ages. That means, of course, a higher alcohol-calorie intake for the drinking population. The report said that while alcohol in small quantities can provide energy, a high alcohol diet displaces important nutrients and accounts at least in part for the metabolic diseases that come with alcoholism. The board said it was lowering the daily calorie count out of concern for the ease of modern American living and the decreased physical activity.

If the girl invites an out-of-town boy, the same rule applies although there have always been one or two who accepted on less notice. These seniors say parents should be consulted before acceptance. Few parents would stand between their daughter and her precious bid which will cost her escort $19.50. The color of her dress decides the color of the flowers a lad must send. This cost begins at $6 but also includes his bouton-niere.

When the young man has rented his outfit cost between $6.50 and $15 depending on whether he chooses the conventional white jacket, goes madras or seersucker or falls for a gold lame number at $15 he is more or less ready for the Kitchen Road Signs Keep Spirited Dieter On Course "Believe me it takes plenty of no thank you's, and staying power. I give my wonderful husband and my mother full credit for my progress. I feel that if more husbands would By IDA JEAN KAIN "When I married I weighed 130 pounds and wore a size 12. I'm 5 feet 5 inches tall. Nine years and two children later, I weighed 220 pounds and wore a let-out size 22.

"My husband had been con-earned about my weight fori quite some time. He never took i me out anywhere. I really be- I lieve he was ashamed of me. I was ashamed of myself." This is the essence of a letter sent by a young mother. She! Doctors' Wives Install Officers During Lunch Mrs.

Rufus Little of Bergen Pines, Paramus, retired as president of the Bergen County Society Auxiliary at a luncheon at the Hackensack Golf Club, Tuesday. On the new slate of officers are: Mrs. Robert Gorman, Ora-dell, president; Mrs. Eugene Gersh, Fort Lee, president-elect; Mrs. Samuel Reich, Hackensack, first vice-president; Mrs.

Howard Rosenbauer, Hackensack, second vice-president. Also, Mrs. Edward Mancene, Little Ferry, treasurer; Mrs. George Toscano, Hackensack, recording secretary; Mrs. Thomas Bouregy, Hasbrouck Heights, corresponding secretary; Mrs.

Joseph Basralian, Hasbrouck Heights, assistant big night. Her decisions on dress are as difficult and more expensive, but more lasting since she gets to keep hers. If the girl wears her wrap the boy carries her box of flowers. If she wears her corsage or wristlet, he carries her wrap. If need be she can rent a wrap, so that he will have something to do with his hands as they bid mother and father goodbye.

At the club the chaperons, who it is hoped will stay in their line, are acknowledged. Then introductions all around are made at the table which will hold five couples each. Each take a genuine interest in their wife's weight problem and try to help them, there would be fewer overweight women. "I love to hear through your column about other women. I will keep them informed on my progress.

Also, I would like to learn new exercises." Wonderful! This young woman is reducing in spite of the complications of a glandular condition. It is far easier to blame one's glands than it is to take determined action. Cheers for her unsinkable spirit. We look forward to more signs of her progress. Send stamped, self-addressed, long envelope for "Away With The Middle Address request to Ida Jean Kain, care of The Record.

Post card requests cannot be answered. (Copyright 1964, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) Chess The Villain In Triangle MODERN PROVINCIAL COLONIAL man at the table should ask each lady at the table to dance at least once during the evening. However, this is asking a lot from one who may be es corresponding secretary. Mrs. Thomas De Cecio, Cliff-side Park will serves a parlia- i mentarian.

is now only 25 years old. Last fall she made up her mind to do something about her weight. Her husband gallantly came forward with a plan: To pay her $2 a pound for every pound lost up to 50 pounds. Realizing that the nearer you get to normal weight the harder it is to reduce, after the 50-pound mark the reward is to be upped. After that loss our dieter is to receive $5 for each pound lost.

Here is her progress report: "I am under the doctor's care for I have a thyroid condition. However, I do believe people tend to blame it all on their glands and disregard the overeating. "I follow a diet, counting my calories. I carry my little calorie counting book wherever I go. I eat a variety of lean meats, and all kinds of vegetables and fruits.

I have stayed away from starches and fats. HANDS OFF ROLLS "The girls and I get together for it, but possibly you should reconsider and try again, with might and main, to become a good chess player and tireless fan on the tournament circuit. If, however, after serious persistent effort, you find you simply can't stand the gaff, because the game runs counter to your taste, temperament, and aptitudes, then perhaps you should renounce the idea of marrying this lad. Some years ago a national periodical published a substantial article concerning the risks of marrying a man of scientific bent. It seems there are (her adored) in their honeymoon years.

Eleanor Roosevelt's great humanitarian career was an unplanned by-product of her earnest efforts to stay within hailing distance of her husband's lifelong governmental concerns. So how about you? Are you ready, willing and able to remove mountains in similar fashion? If not, maybe the answer to your love is "No." Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail or personal Interview. Write her in care of The Record. (Copyright 1964, The Washington Post Distributed by King Features Syndicate) By MARY HAWORTH Dear Mary Haworth: My boyfriend is a nut who loves mainly four things: chess, chess, chess, and me. He spends 99 per cent of his free time in front of a chess board.

He subscribes to five chess magazines, belongs to two clubs, and attends every tournament within a radius of 50 miles. How he manages to maintain high grades in school is a mystery. We are going steady, but half the time he has to excuse himself from dates because a team is playing somewhere, or he has a tournament coming up or he has to practice. OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND! MAY 16-17 1-5 P. M.

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For example: '25 pounds down 55 pounds to 'I've made $50 already' 'Remember mother's present, Size 18' 'Keep up the good N. Y. Thruway Exit or Pal. Int. Pkway, Exit Rtt.

59 His room is crowded with pictures of Bobby Fischer and only one of me. Even on our dates he talks chess half the time. I am trying to make him aware that I don't care whether Fischer swept the U. S. championship.

Incidentally he thinks I am as beautiful as the Marshall counterattack, and I don't know whether to feel complimented or not. I love this lad, but I don't dig the life of a chess widow. But don't tell me to become a chess player. I play the game but simply haven't the mind or patience for it. I realize it sounds ridiculous to be jealous of a game, but that's about the size of it.

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