The Bergen Record/1961/Class To Study Poison Tonight
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Class To Study Poison Tonight. First-Aid Course Is Sponsored By Civil Defense Corps. Paramus, New Jersey. Poisons and fractures is the topic for tonight's first-aid class sponsored by the Civil Defense Corps. C. D. Co-ordinator Mrs. Sally Norton said the class will take place in Ridge Ranch School at 8:30, with Mrs. Rose D'Aruto the instructor. Plans are being made for the C.D. Open House at Ridge Ranch School November 15, Mrs. Norton added.
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