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Page6 BELLMORE LIFE Wednesday, November 11, 1964 Wednesday Busy For North PTAs \Focus On Our Schools\ The Park A venue School P. T.A. and the Waltofier \Avenue School P. T .A. will bOth hold general membership meetings on Wed- nesday, November 18th, at 8:30 P.M. of Hofstra University participat- ing. by John G . Oinkelmeyer The Walto!!er Avenue School will prel'ent folk singer Bill Bon- yun at their meeting, in a special program of songs and stories dealing with educational · themes. District Principal, Harth Bellmore School District 4 \Should Parents Go Back To College\ is the topic under dis- cussion at the Park A venue School, with Dean Hyman Lick- tensteJn and Dean Edwin Carine Also on November 18th, the American Education Week 1s Jacob Gunther School wlll hold the time or year when attention a Card Party at 8:30 P.M. with ls focused on the schools of our an admission charge of $1.25. . nation. Its purpose ls twofold, .,.... • ..,_ .... _.,._~-••-.,.•~-•.--• .. - .... .-- ... -•--4-...,..,. to make parents aware of what schools can do and are doing Joseph~s H AlR STYLING 2841 Jerusalem Ave. su 5-7390 (at the Bellmore - Wantagh I in e) SPECIAL On All Pern1anenls Lll\tiTED TIME ONLY 20% OFF Tl l!.S . Wl • D Tilt I RS ONLY CLOSED MON . JIOUIU: /);\//. y 9-6 FRI. 9-7 We Also Sell & Service Wie;s .1\nd Wiglets • • • • • • • • • ... and to enlist their support in building a better future through better schools. All too often, perhaps, the service of our schools is me~ sured in terms of dollars - the college graduate will earn so many thousands of dollars more than the high school graduate who will, in turn, earn so much more than the grade school graduate. As a matter of statistics, these statements are undeniably cor- rect; but we would like to think that our work wi th youngsters produces values that cannot be measured with a dollar ::;ign, To educators, every week 1s American Education Week. We like to show what we have to offer; but al the same time, we appreciate the opportunity to point out that what the child assimilates in school depends 1n large measure on the attit- udes he brings with him. It ls in this area that parents can help most. Parental support is needed at budget time and at school ex- pansion time but parents' great- est contribution is 1n the recog- nition of one simple fact - ed- ucation of children is not just the 3R's - it is the learning and the practice of moral and spiritual values and the devel- opment of civic responsibility, This part of the educational. process can never be delegated to the school or church or tem- ple - it must be shared by all if success is to be achieved. Education is a joint enterprise. We, in the schools, will make every attempt to help you in your part or the task just as you have supported us so loyally in our endeavors • H.S. Board Asks: Curb Vandalism A strong appeal to parents and taxpayers to help curb increas- ing vandalism in and around the schoo l s was made by John Mar - tin at la st week~ meeting of the central High School District 3 Board of Education. Mr, Mar- tin described how fences had been broken down or removed with clippers, and schools had been broken into. He said that the parents must get the mes- sage that this would have to stop . Eugene Adam reported on con- versations he has had with rep- re~entatives of security compan- ies. These will check on school grounds, and also enter the build- ings for inspection, it desired. Another method is installation of burglar alarms on the basis of microwaves. It was mention- ed that in North Bellmore mem- bet·s of the Civil Defense have undertaken to patrol the school grounds as a community pro- ject. No decision was made at the Board meeling, but UH :! Buildings and Grounds Commit- tee was asked to look into the matter for further protection. OPEN THE DOOR ••• to a new collection of DOOR DESIGNS to fit most any decor CHOOSE FROM FRENCH CONTEMPORARY EXOTIC AND TRADITIONAL MODELS--- M 0 0 E GOTHIC M II< A DO EE THESE ON Dl SPLAY AT MEADOWBROOK LUMBER! NEW! COMPLETE DECORATOR SERVICE FABRIC DOORS FOR WINDOW TREATMENTS UNUSUAL AND DECORATIVE! SEE OUR SHELF DESIGNS BEAUTY ON A BRACKET! THE CC>N\PLETE YARD .. MEADOWBROOK LUMBER , • AND EOUIPN\ENT CORP. BELLMORE AVENUE AT SUNR I SE HIGHWAY. BELLMORE • SU 5-0750 lUMBER : PAINT: HARDWARE : POWER TOOlS : BUilDING SUPPLIES ' i ' • j I •. ! ,o.l.. l ' I ' ' .•. 1 • • .... I I ' ' J ' ' ~ I I '1 I ·
