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Paterson News March 13, 1965 SOCIAL Zonta to Hear College Ambassadors To Foreign Lands at Dinner Monday Two Paterson State College students will describe their experiences as college ambassadors in foreign lands at a dinmeeting, of Monday the at 6:30 Paterson p.m. Zonta in the Alexander Hamilton Hotel. The students, Miss Cathy Cahill, ambassador to Greece, and Miss Beverly Rabner, ambassador to Israel, were participants in the Experiment in International Living program, founded 30 years ago by Dr. Donald Watt. Miss Cahill will present a bas- Meg Wearing Stockings with Beetle Motif LONDON (UPI) Princess Margaret has been caught up in the latest fad in women's clothing -patterned stockings.

The 34-year-old princess showed the yesterday, Ballet for a rehearsal pair of the stockings with a beetle motif. That's the insect kind of beetle- no relation to the rock 'n' roll type. London newspapers published photos of Margaret today, showing that she is keeping up with the times. She is president of the ballet. HAVING A PARTY? UNEXPECTED GUESTS? CALL 742-8272 for FREE DELIVERY (WITHIN 4 MILES OF PATERSON) QUALITY CHICKEN PROMPT, DEPENDABLE SERVICE OPEN 7 DAYS AND HOLIDAYS HOURS 3 P.M.

TO 9 P.M. BUCKETS OF CHICKEN SHRIMP FILLET (DELIVERED HOT) FRENCH FRIES SODAS OFF EACH ORDER WITH THIS AD! Chamber Musicians to Play Tuesday at Local Library A trio chamber musicians, playing classical selections from era of music, will be featured "in a program Tuesday at the Public Library, Broadway and Auburn Street. The concert, one of the semimonthly series of community programs featuring artists in this area, will be held at 8 p.m. in the second floor art gallery, There will be no charge. Hermsen-Christie Betrothal Told RIDGEFIELD PARK Mr.

and Mrs. Christoffel Hermsen of 336 Main announce. the RUTHANN HERMSEN engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruthann Hermsen, to Jack H. Christie, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank S. Christie of 22-15 Morlot Fair Lawn. The couple will be honored at a party at the home of the bride elect's parents Sunday, March 21. Miss Hermsen, a graduate of Bergen County Vocational and Technical High School, Hackensack, is a beautician the Comb and Brush, Fort Lee. Her fiance, also a graduate of Bergen County, Vocational and Technical High School, served four years with the U.S.

Navy and is employed by the Borough of Fair Lawn. A winter wedding is planned. ic outline of the, program, covering orientation, home-stay, informal trip and financial arrangements, and Miss Rabner, illustrating her talk with slides, will speak on life in a Kibbutz. Paterson State College has been participating in the program for three The first year, the college sent tour, students to Sweden, Holland, Italy and Argentina. In 1964, four students were Egypt, Israel, Great Britain and to Greece.

This summer, five students will take part. They will live in Tanzania, Ireland, India, France and Sweden. Dr. Marie Yevak, assistant director of student personnel, has made the program possible for Paterson Zontians and theif guests. Area Residents Win Awards at NY Flower Show Five area resident have received awards at the 48th International Flower Show at the New York Coliseum.

They are: Don Roehrs, of Franklin Lakes, the American Rhododendron Society of Wyckoff, R.W. Payne Trophy, and the Horticultural Society of New York Trophy; Alfred Kuehn of Wayne, and David L. Sprechman of Passaic, first place in the cactus and succulent classifications, and Mrs. W. Graham Rendell of Glen Rock, first prize for gesneriads.

Mrs. Earl N. Bartholomew of Ridgewood won an award in the amateur competitive class for sculpture in flower composition. BAZAAR BY FAIR LAWN ORT NEW MERCHANDISE AT BARGAIN PRICES Mar. 13, P.M.

Mar. 14, 10A.M.-5 P.M. AT AMERICAN LEGION HALL 17-08 RIVER RD, FAIR LAWN OPPOSITE SHOP-RITE Mrs. Isabelle, Wegmann, linist, William Shadel, clarinetlist, anist, and will Armand appear Boyajian, through the picourtesy of the Recording Trust Fund and Musicians' Union Local 248. The concert is under the supervision of Alfred Rosinger of the library's music department.

Patrons may park free at the rear of the building or in municipal lot adjacent to the 11- brary. Miss luele Is Bride late Frank luele, was graduated MARY ANNE IUELE from St. Michael's High School JERSEY. CITY Mrs. Joseph Cooney of 122 Wayne formerly of 'Paterson, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary Anne Iuele, to.

Philip Fiore son of Mr. and Mrs. Fiore of 92. South St. The troth was 1 revealed -at a family dinner." Miss Luele, daughter of the and is a clerk-stenographer with the Radio Corporation of America.

Mr. Fiore, also a graduate of St. Michael's High School, is a bank teller with the Community Trust Co. No date has been set for the wedding. THE WEEK EARLY-IN FOOD BUYS GOOD SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY! DEAL Large, Meaty Del Monte or Staff Solid White save SPARE TUNA 7 8c! can oz.

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Alfred N. Bennett INMAN, S. C. Mr. James M.

Correll of have announced the their daughter, Pauline Correll of Leonia, N. to fred Nelson Bennett wood Road, Boonton, Mr. Bennett is the Herschel D. Bennett brook, Milford, late Mr. Bennett, The bride-elect bachelor of arts degree Pfeiffer and a master of degree from versity School of a deaconess of the Church and has been the executive staff New Methodist Board of York City, since Since last September, Correll has been director Department of tation of the Board's mission Education Itivation.

She was sociate secretary of the Woman's Christian Service and member at Pfeiffer Miss Correll is a Rosarians to and Mrs Inman, engagement Miss Hazel. 544 Broad Rev. Alof 63 DogN.J. son of Mrs. of Shadyand the received a from Misenheimer, religious eduBoston UniTheology.

She Methodist a member of the Missions; 1961. Miss of the InterpreJoint Comand Culpreviously asyouth work Division of a faculty College. member of Have Dinner, Dance April 24 The Rosary Altar Society of St. Gerard's R.C. Church will hold its second annual dinnerdance at Mazdabrook Farms, MRS.

CORINNE IANNACONE General Chairman Parsippany, Saturday, April 24. Rev. Thomas Trapasso, new pastor, is honorary chairman and Mrs. Corinne Iannacone, general chairman. Committee members are: ad book, Mrs.

Walter Tilton, Mrs. Louis Orfice and Mrs. Ronald Sevean; tickets, Mrs. Alex Avolio, Mrs. Thomas Stasiak and Mrs.

Frank Ragucci; boosters, Mrs. Connie Pomante; reservations, Mrs. Carmine and Mrs. Frank Di Ferdinando; and treasurer, Miss Lucy Laviola. Members may contact Mrs.

Avolio or any member of her committee. for tickets. Tickets will not be sold at the door. Oakhurst Boy Wins NJ Legion. Oratory Contest FLEMINGTON, N.J.

(UPI)James Geoffrey Marz, 16-yearold junior at Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft, Friday. won the New Jersey American Legion Oratorical Contest with an essay on "The People and the Constitution." Marz, who lives at 155 Ampere Oakhurst and ranks A debating and soccer as his favorite endeavors, will receive $500 scholarship and the right to compete in the regional contest at Highland, N.Y.. March 29. The regional competition will include contestants from Connecticut, New York and Rhode Island. The winner will then compete in the sectional runoff at Wolfeboro, N.H., April 5 and then the national finals at Portland, April 8.

$4,000 Scholarship The national champion will be awarded a $4,000 college scholarship. Marz, who was sponsored by Memorial Post 338 in Leonardo, won out over four other New Jersey finalists at Hunterdon Central High School. Each contestant delivered an essay based on the U.S. Constitution. The contest is designed to.

promote the study of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Runner-up to Marz was Kathleen Flanagan, 16, of 75 Fairview. Jersey City, a junior at St. Dominic's Academy. Her essay was entitled Constitution: Citadel of Freedom." She was presented with a $350 scholarship.

other three contestants in the order of finish were: Rita Marie Myers, 17, of 323. E. Pleasant Hammonton, a senior at. St. Joseph's High School, Hammonton, "'The Fire of Our Founding Fathers Revitalized." a $100 scholarship: Francis Margaret Levine, 17, of 1444 Pawnee North Brunswick, senior at New Brunswick High School, "The Constitution; A Binder of $25 cash award: William Roughton, 17, of 43 Curtiss Dover, senior: at Morris Catholic School, Denvile, American Commitment the Constitution," $25 cash award.

POPULATION TRENDS WASHINGTON Between 1940 and 1950 population of the U.S. 1 increased 15, per cent' and church membership gained 34 per cent. DEAR DOROTHY DIXHere's How to Win Out Over a Love Poacher: By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS the Leonia' Church and 'Woman's Society of Christian Service. Her fiance received a bachelor of arts degree from Dickinson College, Carlisle, and a bachelor of divinity degree from Drew University, Madison, N.J.

He has been of the Methodist Church in Boonton since 1960 and was of the First Methodist Church: in Bayonne, N. J. and the Methodist Church in Alpine, N.J. He served with the U.S. Military, Intelligence Service during World War II.

The wedding has been set for July 3. Susan Picazio Betrothed to Peter Romaine LITTLE FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Picazio of 161 Browertown Road, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Stern's Photo SUSAN Miss Susan Grace Picazio, to Peter John Romaine, son of Mr. and Mrs.

B. J. Romaine. of 57 Willow St. Augustine, formerly 'of Little Falls, Miss Picazio is a graduate of Passaic Valley Regional High School and attended Trenton State College.

She is with the firm of Cole, Berman and Garth. Mr. Romaine, graduate of Passaic Valley Regional High School, is a history major at the University of Florida, Gaines ville. No date has been set for the wedding. Preakness Hospital Auxiliary to Elect: Officers April 14 Officers will be elected by the Preakness Hospital Auxiliary at a meeting Wednesday, April 14 at Unit I.

Haledon. Plans for the election were made at a meeting this week. Mrs. Marjorie Ingraham of Pompton Lakes was elected chairman of the nominating committee and Mrs. Vera Leonard and Mrs.

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Brothers The Frank Approach Suppose you tell him frankly about this approach, you 'have quite a bit of Despite what most women think, men They mind it less when they are teens, And men are more jarred by the threat than girls are. So the frank approach Let's look other choices of most of his time, leaving none for the him plenty of rope to hang his interest in Of the two, demanding all his time attractive quality of unknown to' the' forbidden fruit. He attributes imaginary Don't give her this advantage. Even grain, letting him see her is your best bet. ity of mystery, and she isn't inviting and Never, Never Criticize Should you criticize her to him? man may defend her, thus 'lining him up Also, it may blind him to her faults.

If up, he would have discovered these for But you can be very subtle and "accidental" revelations of the other didn't really mean to mention them. But dental and even incidental. There are other courses of action. can do that she can't? Should you learn cels in, or should you point out that her Trying the things she excels in is your seem a novice, while she appears is simple, but it works: Emphasize your If he admires the way she dresses, his approval? Should you accent your: than ever? Or should you show him a ity? This seems like a wide choice, but is, showing him a new side of your something the special young man approves she does. She may carry it off better not beautiful.

Dressing alike is dangerous Should you criticize him for his interest no means. It's sure way to lose a to a husband. Don't criticize him, even if to restore his ego. Should you show interest in another ous? This can sometimes work in type who sees competition in a romance men don't. They, So don't terest in somebody else.

Instead, show him you appreciate his the other woman does. Make him feel Men are greatly attracted by a woman stands them. In fact, as many men have as for charm, beauty, and looks combined. So, here's how to compete successfully if of these suggestions may go against you follow them, you'll be using the psychology. The chances are, your rival tuition, without benefit of this experience.

before you really start. Do you know why you really married look into your own subconscious, send ed envelope to Dr. Joyce Brothers, in for her leaflet on Are Made Good Taste NEED SHE REPAY EMPLOYER'S HOSPITALITY? Is it expected, or even proper, for an employe and his wife to repay the hospitality shown them by his the husband's employer and wife? My husband's boss invited us to dinner at their house last week, and am wondering must now invite them to dinner at our house? My husband's employer is far above us socially and financially. don't want seem pushing but I do want to do the right thing, In the situation you describe, it is neither necessary nor expected that -you make any return for your husband's employer's hospitality. SHOWING HER ENGAGEMENT RING My, parents are giving a rather large dinner party at a hotel in honor of my recent engagement.

Neither my relatives nor my fiance's relatives havel seen my ring. Would it be proper for me to walk around after dinner and show my ring to our relatives? I'm sorry, but to walk around and show your TE ring, as you suggest, would be in bad taste: Of course if any of your relatives ask to see it, you naturally show it to them. DOES PRESENT CANCEL OBLIGATION? When invited to a dinner party in honor of an. anniversary, birthday, confirmation, and the receiver of the invitation takes present, is the debt for the dinner cancelled, or is she still obliged to return the dinner invitation? Strictly speaking, the present cancels any obligation to return the invitation. The clothes of the bride and bridegroom as well as those of their attendants are described in the Emily Post Institute booklet entitled, "Clothes of the Bridal Party." To obtain copy, send 10 cents in coin and a stamped self-addressed velope to Emily.

Post Institute, in care of The Paterson News. The Emily Post Institute, cannot answer personal but all questions of general interest are answered in this column, in this situation at one attracted to some special along comes another girl have a triangle. If you're you'll first be resentful, to what to do. You'll idea of being extra or being cool and into his senses." triangle is that you can be deal with it. Naturally, the is alike.

But male relot in common. So there guide-lines: Dr. what you've noticed. By, psychology on your side. by nature dislike change.

but more as they mature. of a broken romance. may be very effective. action. Should you occupy other girl? Should you give her? is the.

worse. It lends the other girl. She becomes qualities to her. if it goes against, your This reduces her qualforbidden fruit. Never.

Your special young on her side against you, your criticism hadn't come himseif. effective. That is, through woman's faults, as if you they must seem acci- Should you show what you to do the things she extalents are so-so? worst choice. You may accomplished. Here, the choice own special talents.

should you copy it to hold own type more strongly new side of your personone is most effective. That personality, but only if it is of. Don't dress like than you can, even if she's ground. in this other girl? By suitor, and it can also apply there is no rival on hand man to make him jealreverse. He may not be the as a challenge.

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