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Wagner stated. ht to OCKR's H. Lowell, to ition of the i heels of an series which d weaknesses tructure. While several community “'Here at PS 123 for the year I^ryor, Andrews Audit firm. They 1962-63 we collected $1,828.26. Of Instead, the parents said, Kaufman

Whiskey of toe Guardians, who received the leadership award; and Mi's, I Louise Paxton, president of the} Rutledge Society who was given' the community service award J 4«c«ratM M«ip>M Unfini>li»4. fmittoU ______ Op«a SwtSey • ... If CUSTOMODI T4S Iimi

Redevelopment Of- United Nations, 801 Second Av- ficials, to be held Friday at the enue. New York 17, N. Y., where Douglass Houses Community Cen- contributions w ill be gratefully accepted. Cheques should be ter, 885 Columbus Avenue. linen drapes. curtains. t**hk|OUsina TQ spreads, slipcovers and bath-! nUUhHiq

President de Gaulle proposed that all the colonies should hold a referendum to decide whether they wished to be independent with the French Community, or independent and entirely on their own. “Our inter­ pretation of the ambiguous question, typical of de Gaulle, was, ‘Do you want your independence

Hotel in New York City when Alpha Chapter of Lambda Kappa Mu Sorority introduces sixteen teenage girls organized to de­ velop their cultural educational, community and career inter­ ests. She is shown with rep­ resentatives from three youth groups. Seated, lovely Miriam Simmons, 17, Alpha Chapter, Manhattan, with an interest

shelters with limited facilities for games and sports. For more Information about boys who need foster homes and a chance to join in community sports, phone or write the Fed­ eration of Protestant Welfare Agencies. 251 Park Avenue South, New York 10, N. Y., SPring

says, “Train­ ing and associations of Boy Scout life are invalua­ ble to the individual development of young men and to the quality of community life. It has been a most valuable influence in our nation’s life I know that future energies of the Boy Scouts will add even

green and uninformed as "far as the whiskey business was concerned. My task was made easier by the con­ siderate people in the community who gave me so much understanding and genuine help. For instance, there was no program that they considered too outlandish or too zany

Rights and pub inals, well versed on the sub- He and private intergroup agen- rt of Negro and African bis- cies a program of community ry to address individual class-;education and community in-, 1 volvement for each phase of the i districts. Harlem

Site ipporters of the proposed Riv- de Park, found 102nd to 106th will discuss their efforts to elop year-round recreational grams in the community at i lie meeting on Thursday, Oct at the Masters Theater, 103rc and Riverside Drive at 8. p.m. ity Planning Commissioner anor Guggenheimer will