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mo. 7 Newark,N;Y.CMirl«-(3a»tf6 * £ Thursday, Feb. % 1967 - !/9, - Bfh Graders Ponder Q ijestiom Are Teenagers G etting etting Soft? W« ..l .e s W IN D O W quesUon, “A r? teeftxgers getting ‘“ ’ ’ up lo r them .Some don’t like school so they turn In to “hoods'v an d beat up others, d ruin property a n d th e n meter why a d u lts' fin d fa u lt Ih them:—B arbara Coleman , Nam may nevdr return agalA. Gertalniy these 7onhg people' a re n ’t \soft\.—Nancy Chen O ^ L f R ' S BEAUTICIANS Koch‘ ¢‘I:ocIr|u IjfEPAlRlNG • 331-256S aTYAftAll^ST O p o n 7 D ays a W k . „ ; The following excerpts were taken froiti student composi- tions prompted by ra th e r lively !lass discussions.- »sniJ!S.%2S«s,ss; lays (youhg people) aoon or later. W hen »sniJ!S.%2S«s,ss; p ays ar*»ar|..,-Maato anf'BavwaiM gold - Diamonds In a sense, the younger gen- ation is getting '-s o f t W h e n teenager h a s somewhere to . Some kids 5 or other Cost money. They I earn '.he money; served on a silver platter. The parents are blame because they give in -D an n y Scofield ‘ lussehc !'. 4*.‘ ' ' ' The war In very serioi kids burn i VietNam is a lus one, but still'so m e ordpslroyt h eir d ra ft and refuse to go Into service. Some o f those who dp enter t h e , service go AWOL when they learn they’re being place wherethey’re therebeing is ‘ tfig year m aking It a p p e ir i coming “soft\ youth beci [lEEDHONEYr? SM ITH'SPORT IHH aNi N.V ‘ youth ay Youhg people lere are th( wh e same. If th ey cah pull a fast one they will. When rs evety» ; n : “\ be mij coming always : le W e Buy blD GOLD and pOIAMONDS LEE'S Jewelers ...ST’. V t t W V they sent to a place where there is danger of hgrd work. All e f th i s ...................happens because they d on’t have enough ‘ g u ts\ tfig h t for their .country and w h a is right, -^Toin’’B o m h A fric a n Violets Young people today get more for less. For instance, when ...................happens f r they to do Somethuig .the^ costs money, their parents give them ------or — Some - kids don't word “earn” the money, know w hat means.—-Kat: Ten or tvw dfen were h tf elder oung people ally do w hat they lie n t and ad greater respect for tlieir Iders. Y( mij ^ be youth. Teenagers . , real problem - ^ c g u s c hey are too old to be children a n d too young t o bo a|W t». Elbmetlmes they ju st don’t know Where th ey stan d o r w hat’* tiOOted of' them .—Don Fries ■ hi tf E N G E L S A frican Violets W S RED Jl W HITE lMRA«f-AYB. OPEN 7 DAYS A WK. Albert Blhsteln Said “I m ust exert myself in o rder to ;give th e lures as I have re - Gilbert E .Palmyra, N. Y .‘ Nobody walks anymore; ever- lOdy rides. Some families even lave maids to do th e work teenagers should be doing,,— Sandy Norsen Girls a re too' lazy to' use dial hones. They w m t pifsh but- Boys a ren ’t as physically tons. n .fit as they should toe. They s t a r t- exercising an d before lOtii th ey're lying on tJie floor ex- hausted ...The early visitors to this cohtlnerit toame h ere td m ake th is a great Jtface la hich to live and t h e .young; sople are ruin ing w hat they lade great.—Peggy .DePauw SHOES .‘ «LAGK MA^mC\ Fo ttin r ally they Spme teenagers are n 't so eig er to get an education as those long ago, so they quit school at sLxteen. This makes it very hard for th em to get a job and .earn good m oney.-'B erry Wiltsie Men's & C hildren's fi ne s »f o o t w e a r CERA M ICS. CLASSES ANGEL ■ — s . MONDAY A THURSDAV KVIl. «AT. t a A .M . to a P.iH NELDA'S- ' tA G A I|,„ g r o cE I. W t Hartm ' OPEN 7 d a y s ! Ji^WEi Bavaragaa • ~“ ' CERA M IC^ } work just irents did. } just irents did. ,t we have, a Bostonians CLASSES GRJEENWARE SUPPLIES GUNS a SUPPLIES GUNS~^Camiilata Phone 331-1241! .F o r some I’eason, some boys ,OTe always trying to prove they tre .somebody by f ig g in g with iomeone weaker th an they are. ,t we have, ashers and nany other conveniences. I t ’ s progress. Shouldn’t p arents be thankful th a t .their children do not have to ' starve or quit school to get a jcb! .Thei l terrible war in Viet Nam. day boys lives for thi n ’t allowed B ve ^ giving up th elf country b u t afe- ) vote for th e peo* th a t country.—p a t f Nuclear power, has enabled pressing a button Instead of w arfare typical of th e 'game of Indians (Even In cowboys an d d^ians n^l Qut),-i-Carbl|ii DenDci u Yarklovm FRANK'$^®g5p 4 c RaMdiag fupplHt MARIO o r C H E T ^ • JUDY’S • Bteouty S a to n »taiauatlmato la Raaaty Cato\| Kid s of today have 'g reater demands made upon them. :SchooIs are becoming more dlf- ..............................i have to e more dif- more world w u t—Carol lOol lh 'Icult and student study more. Tests at flcuit, and there are events to learn a Bogofs W AL L P A P E R ,PA IN T Raaaty | !0G Vienna St. Newari^ N.Y.ffi HYDESViLUE G M 0 C . HVDKVIU.K Rb., SlkWaRk, N. T. ^ U m d s e. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK «!Se A .M.to-» RWI g en e The styles o f today are npL a gn of “getting soft\ Yoiing , sople have a society of their-, own. They have th e -u rg e to 'grow up and be tre a te d as ad- ults. They enjoy l» in g noticed cd respected.—Caitol lo c co [iNVAUP EQUIP'T EQUIP'T WALLPAPER 400Fattem* In Stock Plumbing & H e atin g . The average person spends lost of his tim e w atching T.V. hich means th e energy th a t should be spent in physical ac tivity is stored up, and souie-' time m rst bu rst forth. Maybe th is is the cause of th e te en age delinquency probii ■cinda-Harding , .Chain and Hosp .tal Equipment FOR RENT DU T C H B O r PAIKTS EDWARD'S Plbnibing-H eatingi A ir> Conditioning In stallatio n LENNOX IDEAIEB C ustom S h e e t M e ta l .Chain Kids today usually liave light work. If any, around th e house. If they had learned to woik when-youngt they would, have been prepared to work a t a Job in later life. At th ^ age of six- teen a person should take On a certain am ount of responsibili- ty .... . Youth in the United States is , so used to living Hfe of leisure, 'h ey seldoi think about the m any starvin lids In less fortunate countries. --Bob 51ahar SUE S .Chain Kids today take m uch for .granted and seldom appreciate little things. “YOU 'rarely h e a r ,ai n y o n e s a y -“ Gee, Mom, th an k s!\?—Anonymous .Chain UPHOI4TERING .Chain DEI-2380 .Chain CAMBIER -4907 • DE 1*W74 .Chain .Chain LLOCJM.* WATlOMWipEj Snmetijnos parents need to be 'more strict. Teenagers tiUnk they \liave it rough\ now , taut [wait until th e y grow up . . There different kinds of Parents say t h a t young are getting soft., but I disagree. In our present age of pn young'p eople' have mam tunities to use equlpmen jo in learns to keep them active . . . Coasidering the\ e th a t ti ' rosperity, n ny o p ^ r - ’ ress on education £ ___cal fitness I think young people of today are becoming m uch stro njger.—Anonymbos .Chain 0GDEN'S Pharm ac Clifton .Sprui£rs 463-713J .Chain B ran-Nu F u rn itu re C o. .I IIEWARK .Chain M.URRAV Edward F. Murray — • OwiMf 703 3. MAIN ST . .Chain .--------EDNA’S “A Woman’ .Lavelieei A ae ^ ...Bright-lteautifiil Hair” [wait y grow up . . There are d ifferent kinds of kids. . You really can’t say they’re all getting soft.—Dcbby .Chain Restyling & U pholstering Years ago there here no tel- 'Visions or radios which are modern time Carol Saws TVTTTTVTTYYYTTTTTTYW P & D L aw n a n d 4 Garden E q u ip 't, I n c .4 HOMELITE I .--------EDNA’S A u to m o tiv e ReoaiFs OM'S GEN 'L REFR .--------EDNA’SBlossom 121 Rid. 331-1714 Anywhere.*' Kids today cion’l anything th a t Involves The worlds is changing these days-I t ’s h ard to say wliat kids will be like from one day to the next.—Jackie Sm ith BOERMAN'S U pholstery Shop TIl!|N’SMIS5ION REPAIR M O V IN G ? kmjp <Hstanc« ami IntfiiitaU mavar in CaiHity. Young peop'e think only of themselves. They think th eir monry ba parents .are n-’v gs and whenever they~want something they are supposed to get ' When it comes to doing hou! old Chores.-girls ire afraid their hands doing disl to[they, TREE SERVICE ED PRICE Mcraiitg ?i S ro r« g« Newark Rd. Lyons, N. Y ,PHONE MARION, N. Y.. 926-5689 Barn full of fumitura, low over- head Is money In your poeketl Davenport auites. sofa beds, 416 N. aiAIN m1-3307 HAtt teenagers a good ?ad on their shoulders and to[they, use it wisely —Bill Scl Most teenagers have a good ■rlcan tdekager Is etter education and ilizes th a t his fu tu re de-. on brains’ ra th e r th a n —R obert Baker getting a b t :h.e rea ; Davenport TV. Recllners. Bedroom Suites. Hellywoo'd Beds. Bunk Beds. nmcfons TREE EXPERT C O .: X5S Ffielpt Hide Mewark, N .Y .,24-hr. Chores.-girls their hands wet doing disl to[they, t. their hands wet doing disl Boys’ rooms are usually jssy and mothers have to pick The boys who go Over to Viet Old Isons Rtl. Newark, N .Y UAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES FORD .,24-hr. E m erg. Serv. TRACTORS & EQUIP'T. ™™i=!L_lVeworA ™™i=!L_lVeworA Grade School Notes Flooring , C a r p e t i n g • Tfiin «-% «oe-»-C»Me- • Feed • P lan t • Fertiliser 7 1 4 so sme snap ...:.-.'. N • - ^ ' j Uncoin Notei '' ' ■ ■■ Each d ay ..th ey enjoy a game 1called “The Raisin J a r,” into ;which is placed a raisin .if a child has..br.QUght a n d eaten a piece of fruit; bought a piece of fruit from the fruit m arket; or eaten the dish of fru it cm his tray. The,ja r was completely filled in one week and they are conscientiously attem pting to fill the second one. Also weekly, ’ \fruit facts” Wagner. FARM EQUIP'T EQUIP'T I4EW ARK TRACTOR Palm yra Id Y TRACfORj ___*^* ^*____^ W nsiitlumei • Stam p RemenG - In the r er test. highest. C in a oloi tinia Spai 1 OtlTl*- thlS - (1E;!€'u\ ‘£3 '.‘3‘5éi' 15 ;)+ , I!.: an u-xengus-r SECOND GRADK n o t e s aiss V esa brouglit a coconut from Florida a t Christm as time. We cracked it open. E ach of us hit it with a ham m er. We broke Mrs. J a m e s ’ h am m er. We .broke the 331-SnS ME ..ngenberg are writing about wlittot. Bom* can express their thoughts well in v erse. Here a r e some, sam - WINTER HOOTS THE h o me o f t em i c T il V ^ • Inlaid L in o i eu m • Floor T ile H om o I ^ ro V emen t a nu t With a hardi shell. Miss learning Vesa poked a hole in the nut each n -'-n n o nqniH rnn rviit iikP -trltlons B this nest was people drink Each Also weekly, ’ learning about the grm each particu lar fru it and -trltlons Value. \fruit facts” are written on the cafeteria chalk board, which the ch ild ren read ,owth of “ ns, risi Each year nTe\ look'forward to brightei theWi ter week by> partlcipa^ F ru it Mar- MOBILE HO M ES WhitST.-boot*. winter It’s tim e for Winter Galoshes tim e again On here h t ’then! CLIP JHID SAVE THIS FORA FAST REFERENCE som e people drink coconut milk, It is good foi . s r * ’ shredded c- nut our m others put i made from th is white side the nut. We all liki coconut Coconuts ! mornlhg sun. —P a u la WhBBltr —Michele WE inst al l |5wa.ieed l-dallations by |feory.tra--ed men. EstTmates. E r SEr'foftrS S c h le e d e F arm Supply was held a t the lythe Roosevelt 01d^.World Inn by 1 School F acu lty , to welcome Mr. Ronald Wheat who is dadetlng a t Roosevelt Schoo\ G rade, Mrs. P erguso Mrs. Ferguson's Foi •s Mr. Ronald W h e a i.-^ dent a t B rockport State Uni- .•sity. He will” be cadeting? W\m t f s ^ F e r g u s o jjas sta rte d a unit on F eb ru ary Events. They a re do-freezing research Work, having film - ..................• s people born in F e b t ary. Mr. W heat and Mrs. p ergu- son ,are platining m any acWvi- tie s,’ which we will tell you about later. ■ ^ . Coconuts grow on a palm eo- ;onut tree where th e weather Winter, is, chilly all day long And nippy just a ll around F ootprints you see in the snow JO , fo r a snowride .When, .,®low k & Q S 6 Y 0 ii News. FRUIT m a r k e t This is the th ird year in n en the 4th grades a t Roosevelt School have participated in a special h ealth project. Msisted by the school nurse teacher atio cafeteria m anager 1 which --•Michael ■Murmy--J SHOE REPAIR ^ I N G MACHIN ES »r days are cold Winter dl do-freezing When yoii go out and sta rt' The is White g e n er a l SHOE REPAIR s h o e S H O P ' SingGr Sew iiig M achines »M* In iiM and BMd nnwWnto a|l dole. For six weeks, the.Se young people sell fresh fruit arid '•ai- sin s In th e ir own corner fruit market. They have a cash regis- ter and m ake their own change, relating to “leartied” m ath and a responsibility fo r reporting t o tals. Last week, they sold $18 .1 1 worth of Juicf, nutritious fruit to enthusiastic youngsters. The cafeteria is gaily decorat- ed v/lth beautiful colored pic- tures of th e various fruits and a fruR tre e with a variety m iniature fru it hanging fr the branches, is of interest to ■ t ■ a ll the 1 The snow is frbsty v The snow is also ty White bright. —Clay Wagner LA SH 'S Sew ing C e n fe r 1ST W. Union St. HeworB. N T . i OF SNOW V taatfaH * - I t’s alw ays falling in the light, 1 love the way it goes crunch. And, the way it goes serim eh. B radi^- . C U RR EN T Ha p p e n i n g s The following third graders' H alvey’s room received handwKi d certificates whicli i their re- ilng their port ■ ca rd s commendi efforts Ih th e transition m anuscript to ourBive; Gayle Bradish. Cheryl VanKoeveriiig, Cindy Peafson, T e rry Shove, Wheeler, Ohristy Robin- even P rleb e and c ia y T h e Cou.ri©T*\ Crazett© •a l e s • S e b v i c e D i r e c t o r y 'WINTER W inter i | so flaky Ju st like being shaky. If you really like know You m ust certainly know. —T e rry Shove \C u sto m M a d e\ d r a p e r y SERVIGE V .O fftr Compj,), Servics In W indow For Hom»$ inesses .' w e ; s p e c i a l i z e IN: • R««dy-Mad> praperle* • Badapraadi—Matching Drapaa • Drapary—Curtain Hardwara • WIndow'Snadea ■ Worch ShaiUa • Venatian Bllnda • traverse Bods • We Repair Rlinda-^Rada ChM__ee s POWNTOWN NEWARK CASH FOR YOUR PAPER • r a g s • IRON JATtERJES • RADIATORS COPPER • lypiTAL ITC.. h y mie po r t M A R G O ’S ‘B eau ty Salon .m SFEB,JU{3:H QD •94 S.MAIN ST.N^WAIIK Camille’s BEAUTY SHOP 604 Mason St., Newark, N.Y. Phone DE 1-1940 C O RN ER Beauty Shopjpe \N ew o rk ’s ' M o st V ersotile dpnk D e aler\ 224 UNION W ST. C O R S E R 'S “HOME IMFKOVbMENT\ Richard R. Corscr • Aluminum Siding B Wlndshya - Deere S Awnings • CarpOito • erlfcullii g IMwIuthm.-> ' • Iran Mnlhgs 548-3961 , Newark St. ■ - • fHELPSi N - .Y .-- Forj Information on Adv In TH* Dlreetory Call .BOB HAMILTON 331-1000 Newark Conrier-Gazette B AU E R Mobile Home Pork Inc. VIENNA ST. ROAD Newark, N.Y. 331-2811 Now Is th e tim e to s ta rt IoK*ing fmr yOM ieSf MO- BILE SOME e r Travel 'T raiierr M we d o n o t have w hat W v v ^ w e 'w in '\gladly'o rdef It for yo v O a fi* now for a n appo in tm eh tlf 1 - 2 - 3 BEDROOMS