The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 13

FR OCT 12, T94f wu Gre fa BROOKLYN IAI Jumping Traffic Light at P. S. 181 Is a Crime That Just Doesn't Pay Red Cross Kitchen Remains Open; Series to Benefit New Housewives as the real thing of it? Bj MARGARET PETT1GREW hnmemakers. increasing those mind- fm By SHIK.IA MrKKON Scho.il itida cross the street against traffic lights? Public School 181 they don't Thev have a system started by Traffic Officer Charle: Dilgi The war is won, ves, but don1fmc the betetr to every day. think for one minute that thejneeri.

i At taht time the idea of having American Red Cross is sitting1 Apparently it was ever thus, trained Red Cross workers go back proud of many jobs well for some of the aerojet Uip to into thp hump to help with food done, content to gaze on its hard- be welcomed bark by house-j and cooking problems began to 'of thp fiTth Precinct and it works. Not only do the children CTOl hodv een remembers hearing chdd' turns up and I recommen what 1 started wlaaw 1 tflfaT illHBatl earned laurels. The Red Cross' wives of the borough, really had take bold. Much needed then, continues to function for good in their start after World War l.lttds still a must service that will this as well as in all COmmun- Then it was that the Red bo maintained by the depart-' ities. Broad plans are afoot to Cross opened an up-to-the-minute ment, Home visits by a staff of i offer greater help at home now kitchen, the chief funct ion of trained members of the nutrition that war needs are past.

which wag to encourage under-department w111 continue to Of particular interest to the nourished children to drink milk work towards the solution of homemaker are the renewed ef- and to help mothers of under- knotty nutrition problems that forts of the nutrition department 1 nourished small fry in the tricks beset the menu planner. Rut that of the Brooklyn Chapter, Ameri- that enhance the "goof for you" is not all for metmbers of the can Red Cross. This department foods. Picture of that kitchen staff are fully equipped not only ten years ago. Make HIM a you would be turprited," lie continued, "all then httic tough guys like to think they art better than anyone else and then when they are wis-managed nt home or in school Will carry on with tis sen ins to call lorili a -nine now.

but never to deal with foods and nutrition of an accident "We used to have a lot of jay 'walkers around here." Patrolman Dilgen said yesterday, "You know how kids are they're 'so busy talking that they don't think about crossing the Btreet right. And that's dangerous! "1 spoke to the principal about it and now we have a monitor system that works." "Take my corner right here," ohe friendly officer -aid. nodding toward Tilden and New York jAves. "We have four monitors now to remind the kids to watch the lights and stay on the All Observe the Rttles I "You bet they stay on the curb, ton!" Monitor Richard Wolter guy like I hut With other subjects that affect our daily living. The problems of the budget, of clothing.

War- yean of planning and of marketing lUthoriiy and fa im.9 a good kid Came to school ed band lakes hold and set: to solve them. that The safety program at hool 181 'has had more interrupted nly ant' the 'lieuten- tangible result too, and when I'ilgen observed. Kids not find a kid "hey traffic regulations but osses against aren't afraid of their i ves me his borhood policeman any THE BOSS Traffic officer Charles Dilgen enforcing the safety laws at P. S. 181.

any of the moi that jaywalks the lights he name. Then if happens often las ,1 report it in safety mmr' i Replaced But Not Forgotten il i Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- Wk day of next week. Situated on tm tll( gf'imd floor of the chapter headquarters at 57 Willoughby iliii Wm 3,1 meetings that will deal with lPI w'1'1 anv subject of In- TV Merest to the home. In this yC kitchen will begin on Oct.

22 a series of afternoon and evening! "The monitor system mural, too." Principal Weinberger explained, taught the children to av fic accidents by having gen continued, m. THE OLD KITCHEN The Brooklyn Chapter of Rd Cross operated this kitchen. Revolutionary in 1919! monitors see to that! "They are on the job cooking classes for service wives. In which the students do the actual cooking, and here will continue series after series of cooking classes and demonstrations planned for the ensuing Brooklyn housewives will find this center with its sparkling kitchen will be a meeting place for those who Wish to ee the latest tricks of the kitchen or to hear the newest reports from the food front. 1 IW and report to me In the morn 'ing.

They're good reliable kid: land know how to keep i THE BLOUSED LOOK In a dress o( lotus leaf green Chen Tu Aralac and spun rayon. Ten years of ritrertini at the school crossin shown Officer Dilgen th; an ring can have a two- 'suit. Shop Jafl? for Wjan J4unter5 Sometimes There Is Trouble O'Dwyer to Be Guest At A WVS Fashion Show 'Every once in a while. avery once in a wnue, By SHI KM 'woman who can that and ini Remember the long lectures still look completely natural, he "lrpr expiainea, program! nl booklets that used to be do- adds fearlessly. iterl to the efferv escent thought Avoiding a hard, artificial look Bay Ridge Club Yilliam O'l ididate for members OBEYING traffic regulations is a must.

Sue Wagner of 41 E. 31st St. and Faith Hill of 3008 Cortel-you Road are the students who believe in playing Mayor, will be the ai a fashion show of the American ONCE TOO OFTEN! Nine-yeaT-old William Calhoun of 226 E. 32d St. jaywalked instead of crossing at the corner.

That's P. S. lfil Monitor Thomas Lee of 85 E. 31st St. marking it down To Meet Monday Ridge luntary Servlt sts to be held from coast to coast wanted to sieur's big problem.

look as natural and tin inadeupj Hai a woodland sprite? I for ACCENTUATING Well, it's NOT necessarily so, customer's positive asset' The Garden Club of will hold a monthlv mi 2 p.m. next Monday at ti Parish Mr! of 1 11 Hoi he Nation (La fen Jar 3 ickbart i far lady its 'CHU 9M fifth-floor restaurant, Mrs An drew Jackson, borough AWVS chairman, announced today, Sponsored by the New York National War Fund, the show lakeup the Chines Week Oct. 6 to Oct. It. mmi'' A AND PATS Red and Orange Cup Roast Reef Grai OWn-browned Potatoes will feature Powers girls vlcl I tht Mix Red stamps A 1 Pens and Coiuiflow Relishes ing outfits made from MrCallment nf 'VW(l debutantes an patterns and styled by Mabel voting career girls visit' his sain Lapoint.

an(j tney tmd tne 00 vill he Mrs. Frederick assisted by Mrs Card An. Gustaf Seaberg Jr. nd Mr he sa ninie man guests arc hp as passe as the shingle. 'This kll'O Mrs TODAY The Red Cross kitchen boasts all the latest equipment.

"My fter, but nded. puffy i through 1 expire Oct. 31. Red sumps i through 1 expire Nov. 30.

1 through 1 expire Dec. 31. Red stamps 1 through 1 expire Jan. 31. No points required for cheese.

Four ration points instead of two per pound are now given for used kitchen fats. and there's hardly lick up Tanet Comtois New Apple Pic Cheese Coffee Peas and Cauliflower Mix i tablespoons butter or margarine 1 teaspoon minced onto 2 nips conked pea fussy. Hair and bark fro i Then, too, 1 flattop' look the head." topknot ha: a 'baby Head of Juniors iout the front of The Junior Auxiliary of Faith doughnut-shaped I Home for Incurables held its ooked cauliflowerettei sappeared, tie tirst meeting ana tea in. stamp is now Salt and pepper Anne Perry to Wed Joseph Rehm Tomorrow; Several Fiancees Announce Bridal Dates back son on Sunday at the nmnc oi valid and good through says. Halo curl: Bro the butter or marga brauls have a I so bit Hie skids Airs.

rranK tr r) rine; add onion Cook until stamps 1 tender. Add peas and cauli- witheus.Fboeer. bni1. Monsieur Comtois. vice president, sue- SHOES-Airplane through 1 in War Bonk 3 are flowerettes; heat.

Spason with Br HELEN BROWS Society Editor Thomas Aquinas Church at'and Havana. Cuba, the couple of Mr and Mrs Thomas Thorn Leonce declares that the inter- reeded to the presidency when 4:15 o'clock and a reception willlwill make their home on the son of Manchester England on Potion nf it Is no longer Mrs. Jennlson announced her perrv follow at the Columbus Club. I North Shore. 'Wednesdav The reremnnv took' Shoulder-length bobs, incident- resignation.

each good indefinitely for one salt and pepper and serve, pair of shoes. 1 Serves 1. Miss Anne Helena ith the monsie okay ally, place in the Pay Ridge Moth. daughter of Mrs. Harry C.

Perry Evans McKeever Meyers rvorr 218 Mr. and Mrs. Charles the Meyers of Wurtsboro. N. an- 1 Mrs- Thomas fhief rierk- nf tho rC Plare Seaman's Wife Fears Loss oi Companionship Lt Quih Wjary J4a worth 5 Ylfjail Miss nounre the engagement of their Charles daugnter, Miss Marite M.

will he mained seph M. (list Church. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Hotel Gregory, The bridegroom is an engineer officer on the Queen Elizabeth and the bride will sail shortly for England, where she will reside with hei Rehm. son of Mrs. Evelyn Ward McKeever Jr.

son Meyers, to Russell Cr These are the celling pricet I they should be HA WORTH' TB fP" Charles McKeever of 44-74 2M Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Croce Should I objed Or let things his sail- dirinus way, along presented, eel thai Blind to Best stores of Groups 1 and 2. This list does not include all fresh Shortly after was declared ing' like of 860 80th St they are doing" love mav slip aw tomorrow morning in the Cathe- 1 dial of Notre Dame, Morning' jne listed ii husband joined the merchant fruit nd vegetable Auuus- Miss Mevers is a graduate of The cere- the class of 1941 of Monticelio price contro lUCCeeded on indefinitely, hattan Man' mony will be performed by the High School.

for tfios, nigh I sympathize with husband's preference for idoor life, nevertheless I indorse vour need, as little lime together. Your Mrs. Van Sinderen Hostess to Aides discharged vet Miss Perry is a graduate of will he appicciated etan was stationed in the South Hugh Henneberry. Mrs. Raymond McDonnell will St.

John's University and the Insurance Institute of The bridegroom is a memher of wife and mother, of his moral loncern Justified Bupport and companionship on a DEAR E. Personal candor daily basis. hnhand and nd confident trust In the other father, he would lack a true are the highest prices which may he charged in stores of any group, whether It Is 1, 2, 3 or 4, from Oct. 11 through Oct. 17.

EG ET A BLES Hunched car-mis. minimum weight 1 pound per bunch 10; loose carrots, without tops, 1 pound fi; all lettuce. ft he the maid nf honor and William Hagen will he the besl man After a wedding trip fo Miami the Red Key Society the Delta Theata Phi I sense of fair play are 5lse ol values and ne conn in- fellow ternity. Hp is vice president of uest Pacific with the oth Air' NIrs Adrian Van Sinderen. Force and at present is attend- 'he Visiting Nurse ing New York University.

Association nf Brooklyn, enter-lainerl for the group leaders Teillei 1-ippman team captains in the drive of The marriage of Miss Miriam lnc United Hospital Fund and Roslyn Teitler, daughter of Mr. the Visiting Nurse Association and Mrs. A. Teitler, and Pvt. at a luncheon on Tuesday at the Morton Lippman, U.

son h0p st. George. The luncheon of Mr. anil Mrs, Charles 1 ipp-' followed the second report meet man. will take place on Friday, tug nf 1ne women's diision.

at Oct. 26. at the Kingsway Man- wni, Wlimen reported the Indispensable good mutual plo ulowly indjjferent to his the Royal Indemnity Insurance Company. dealing Wherefore I think trimmed, weighing less than 10 1 ounces per head. weighing 10 to 13 ounces, weigh, ns more op-: than 13 ounces, 17; all lettuce, if Portunity to sold hv the pound.

II: yellow or come homered onions, mches and over. 1 but only for a obligations if he would obsti-natelv elect a tvpe of occupation that made him almost a stranger to his family. In all probability, war service should fnliy acquaint your husband with your heartfelt opposition io bis idea of making seamanship a permanent occupa A tion And thfl time to speak is now. while the bond of love and Miss Perry will be given in: marriage by her brother, Charlesl D. Perry.

Her only attendant will be her sister, Miss Sally) Maureen Perry. The hest man will be Edward Colbert. Reception will follow at the Hotel St. Regis, Manhattan. Hanbury Dowdel ellow onions under 3 3ron wnue-mund.

7: all spinach, ever fort ims 1 nound 9 night or So. proportionately weaned your husband aw ay from former habit patterns of considering family first 8 fact be hardly realizes. And your brave wartime front, the spirit of unity are close and Mary Hcrworth tt-nng. and while his postwar lion, collection of to date, col- The bride will be attended by, lected by 23 teams and the 'KU'n Ruth Flyer as maid of x. A.

group. inches. 1 honor, and Edwin Lippman, of the bridegroom, will 'all other be best man. a reception for Engagement Known 9 loves the work he has heen do plans are still in the tentative lound, I wax beam of supporting his patriotic con- In other word, before things tribution by concealing your drift to a point where his plans growing loneliness and nervous may be completed or already In strain, doubtless has made it 1 ing and wouldn't care to go to his old job where he cam $60 a week 1 feel i. proud of him because he is low the ceremony.

of 21 Dosorii Way, Glen Cove, pound, 18H. the engagement of Inllll a orinweicrn i KainlHi'di Costplln their daughter. Miss Natalie pies. 1 pound, 1 1, enn ai isier for him to follow this un- j. fli ambitious, but we have three force; thus creating Jerry l.eibo- can hananas.

pounn. of marriage without his children, all under Id Miss Gloria IJpgina daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph1 Peter Hanbury nf 1531 Kimball will be married on Sunday, Nov. 4, to Christopher Pershing Dowdell, son nf Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Dowdell of 2311 Knapp St. Miss Hanbury is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas and James Madison High School. Mr.

Dowdell attended Resurrection Harry other bananas. 1 pound, 11; all Mr. and Mrs. A. Balnlardi of 32R Hawthorne St.

announce the engagement nf their daughter. Mill Rose T. Bainlardi, to Joseph Cnstello. 1c U. ivit7 of 78'! Ith St and grapes.

1 pound. II. white. "m- land Glen f' grapefruit, marked Indian River, home wu.h US, to give me com- frightened, rebellious a of ananck is now attend I pound, all lemons. 1 pound pan.nnship and help in rearing mind, due to a sense of heme mscloui drift.

Thus I think the time has hup when vou should bid fer-mtly and frankly for complete storatlon of normal family life explaining to him that you for- Navy, son of Mrs. Joseph Cos- 'ing Wbeaton College, Norton, cantaloupes, 1 pound, iS? evedews 1 nound Persian1 He is 43 and 1 am 31 and we At that late dale, with final tello of 312 Hawthorne St. would be see love slipping awav and the lo.hnudr. is ffraduatp melons. 1 nound, 12: pears, ev ioe eacn otnei verj mutn, ouiiarrangemeniB maae, and St.

Francis Preparatory. He recently was released from active duty with the Maritime Miss Thomasina Nixon, daugh- of New York University and Is cept Sackel and Forelle, 1 pound, the loneliness of life ithout most unreasonable of yon to marriftf crumbling bit by bit. than raise opposition, even though It) the pvent the present SitUS ler of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas now no.1 I'ber Italian prunes, pounn, mm is uuiiik i- stand However.

I von mrrd me-'ortps i'i'fl Nixon of 314 RSv Ridge Ave. was in real estate development and I cranberries, loose, pound, I Service. The wedding will uke place in voiced any objection to his plan, able objections In a friendly, indefinitely. M. H.

i Gloria Hanbury married to Leslie 'ftomson, son building construction activities. 33 ti.