The Bergen Record/1961/C.D. Unit Slates Book Dispersal
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C.D. Unit Slates Book Dispersal. Home-Preparedness Group Wants Larders Stocked. Paramus, New Jersey. The Borough's Civil Defense Home Preparedness unit will meet tonight at 8:30 at the Ridge Ranch School. Mrs. Sally Norton, chairman, said last night. Mrs. Norton announced that 71 women had answered her call for volunteer help. The women will canvass the Ridge Ranch section next Monday to distribute copies of "Home Preparedness", a Civil Defense booklet. Purpose of the drive, the Borough's first, will be to prompt residents to stock 2-weeks food supply in their homes In case of emergency, Mrs. Norton said. Anyone interested is invited to attend the meeting, she said.
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