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Delay in Completing Veter; Hoifres % Rebuked by May Imt With The Sews! Fir Value—Shopjhe f( eep Astride All Th« Activities The Largest And Beit Shops Of The Town With Y«ur Services In The Area Are "Home-Town P*p«r Advertisers. Patronize Ther us KiTond OlsA» Matler WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THURSDAY, .JANUARY 2, 1947 l'uftlnlied livery TluitKlny OL.' XXXVIII.—No. 49 the Trjst Office, Wo9rthrl(]»», N. J. «t IS Omen Street, Wnoflbrldgd, N. J. PRICE FIVE CI Led Cross ce Meeting in Yokohdma 20% Bonus Delay in Completing Veter; Goal GivenTowa [s $8,640 Employes Hoifres % Rebuked by May< Lcating Drive (Chairman Present Personnel Kept And 57'/( of Proceeds liy Committee Vote Will Remain in* Town At First 1947 Session In New Year's Day Addre WOODBR1DQE — A quota of WOODBRIDGE—All Township |B,640 has been set (or Woodbridge employes were reappolnted by the Hits /Appalling Ineptitude' of ownship for the 1947 Red Cross 'ownship Committee yesterday by 'God Rest You - - -' tynd Campaign which will open vote of 4-2—Cofnmltteemen John tdarch 1. according to &p an- Bergen, rust Ward and William Generosity of Township Folks to Help Needy Handling of Temporary Housing! lounoement made today by James Warren. Second Ward, who bom- Keating, general fund chair- the'Democratic minority vot- At Christmas, Brings Letter of Deep Gratitude man. m; in t.hn negative purely along Sees Ml Bringing Mighty Proj Of the amount to be raised, 57 >oliticul lines. The wwion was called to order WOODBRIDGE — Here's a never had a better holiday than *" — Mayor August F. Greinyr, in. er cent wllr be kept by the local thank you to you kind folks who tyaptcr for work In the Township. nomptlv at. noon by Mayor Au- this day. In (act the kiddies teenth annual January I report to the people, y] ,.u.,t F. Greiner after which Town- helped to make Christmas a little never had so many toys to play lashed out at tire "appalling ineptitude" of the :his is a five Ptr cent Increase merrier for some of the "Town- with, and. small as they are— ver last year and Is due to the ihip Clerk B. J. Dunigan swore Mr. (government in providing homes for returned ser Bergen. Mr. Warren and William ship's needy families. This letter, with the expression of Joy on ncreased demands In Home Ser- written on Christmas Day by one their fates today—those kiddles "Red tape, petty sijtiabhUw between the contral • ice. , Gnry, Third Ward, Into office. Township employes With the of the recipients of your gen- really appreciated everyUlin*. the government, the ineptitude of the Federal ;ij The Township Chapter did its Thrrr 'Hobs,' all natives of VVondhridge, met arridently on erosity, was addressed to The We have th« Welfare Detri- charge of the work—all have contributed to the ihare in providing yuletlde cheer 1 except i:m of the Police Depart- Decembe 4 it tlir Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, Yokohama, ment, were assured the continu- INDEPENDENT LEADER ment to thank for having our making at least these few homes available," said t h| for irmy personnel and civil- Japan. T" rl>'br;ite the .event they had sntne liquid refreshments. which conducted the campaign daddy home for Christmas, After referring to the projects in Woodbridge ami I'ovt ans. Two hundred snd fifty ance of the 20 per cent bonus for Left to riiil i they ;ire Bob Trainer, son of Tax Collector and Mrs. 1947. when all members of the to brln£ Christmas to 15 local such a serious operation he feels started months ago and still unfinished. Christmas packages were sent to Michael .1. Trainer. Grove Avenue; Bob Davis, son of Township homes, and reads as follows: pretty dJM. I never knew/People, tamp Kilmer for distribution to Engineer i ml Mrs. Clarence R. Davis, Ridgcrialc Avenue, and committee voted unanimously to "Even at'best," h& continued, "they are a dis^ continue the practice. Those earn- "We wish we could express could bjk swell. • 7 \ toys who were away from home Boh Keail t son of Mr. and Mrs. James Keating, formerly of ourselves on this happy occasion "Anyway, what we Wnt tiway proud nation whosu sond and daughters c;ime to itij lover the holidays and an addi- Woo(li>ri(l( <ml now of Calamutr, III. ing more tlwn $3,000, however, will receive the bonus only on you folks made for us. Wish I Is thanks from the bottom of our in time of need—and still, in vietvNrf building tional 100 package!) were sent to could put in pencil and paper hearts. God bless you all for all and the short supply of building materials—they the hospital wards at the camp. $3,000. The Police Department bonus wus made a permanent part our sincere thanks. We have you've done." best this or any other municipality could assist in p| These pactoiges were made pos- .—•-i al, least for the timo sible through the generosity of Avend-Colonia First Aid Squad ol the police salaries through the action of the voters at the last can only hope that the I [township groups and organiza- Reports to People construction necessities! tions, The Junior Red Cross con- election. ' Noqh Equippedwith Ambulance The Director of Local Govern- Driver Becomes III, Faints, Car uo*hpt'titlve enterprise tributed two bushel baskets of offviate the need for fut.il painted cones and a full carton of ment, ''or any auditor he may ap- point" 'was renamed Township bunRlini: witli one ol l| itree ornammUs for decorations at Fully Oat fitted Except •• the squad plans to conduct severa Crashes into Pole, Injuring 3 requisites'-a home. a Bni auditor for the coming year. W. Station Hospital at Kilmer. In ad- Start 'f s and continue waste The Mayor praised it dition, they sent two bushel bas- For httfirtlator: Howard Fullertcn was renamed at- collections In order to secure sufli Mishap Occurs in Fords n revoked Xfter conviction the Board of Adjustmel |ieU> of fruit to the wards.- / clent funds to . purchase more torney to the Board of Adjustment ibee on Of i April a dustrlal Commission. t| Help Yule Observance equipment "to make the squad one al a salary of $1,200 and it was And Victims Receive' drunken driving complaint, Da- announced that the organization 1 lion Committee, and \\ Two Gray Ladles of Woodbridge AVENEL rile Avenel-Colonia Of the best in the State." vtd Sommers, 37, 127 Hendit Ave meeting of the Board of Health Committee wnich arr| Chapter, Mrs Ernest Burrows and First Aid S • I announces that it Hospital Treatment nue. North Arlington, was fined rorrmony lqst October p would be held January 14, $100 and $2 costs "when he ap b thi is now llw itud possessor of an WOODBRIDGE—Three persons ; Township veterans. Mrs. Leon Campbell, gave their ambulance Salaries Approved pcared before Recorder Arthur ,yservices to,Kllmer Hospital during Resolutions were passed by thewere injured Saturday when the \ Brown Monday.. State Trooper J. Sees Problems Al The squiid jp irehased the ambu- Church to Sponsor 'The year ahead."I die holidays, and in addition six lance last **•> from the Carteret 4-2 vote authorizing the payment driver of a car became ill and | A. Galassi was the complainant. women went to the camp each of regular salaries as indicated by fanited at the/wheel and the out-1 • Mayor, "will have m;ni] First Aid Scjuid which has pur- It will be the dnternnna Wednesday during December to chased a i.e\» vehicle. The ambu- Merchant'Feb. 4th the ordinances, to Township At- of-contjrol vehicle crashed into a wrap Christmas packages for the torney Leon E. Me pole. administration, as nlwt lance ca:ni! to Avenel fully E. McJSlfoy, Township our expenditures with soldiers and to do extra sewing. equipped v. Ith the exception of an WOODBRIDOE—The National. Engineer C. R?^5avis, Township According to a report made by Famous Humorist WoodbrldRe Chapter.>also con- Patrolman Anthony Peterson, Alex come so as to avoid inhalator. Classic Theatre of New York, a Treasurer O. J. Morganson and for borrowing. It is tributed to the baskets sent to 1 Police Recorder Arthur Brown. A. Stopka, 33, 115 Brookline Ave- Howevei it ;s doubtful that the seni0l- group directed by Clare To Speak Jan. 30th Hint in times when i needy Township families and took After the regular order of busi- nue, New Brunswick. Was driving unbulana «| 1 be put in service Tree Maj01, wiU p,esent the "Me.- soarinti. thai the co:.t complete charge of three families. ness, gifts were presented to Com- on KJng George Road, near Ben- beforbf e ApriAl Harold-DeterHarold-Deter , u of Veni WOODBRIDOE — "Old Bill" is a municipality ciii The qhnpter also donated toys and «" February 4 at mitteenien Gary and Bergen. A nington Drive, Fords, when he be all the baskets made up by thespokesman totot thee squad, d came ill. He was Injured as were back in America again! static any more than ( plans will imv< to be made at once j Woodbridge High School Audi- large basket of flowers was sent to his passengers, Mrs. Elizabeth For the benefit of the younger of operating a. househu Welfare Department through the the former by his fellow-workers ters. At present, the , torlupi jnder the auspices of Trin- generation who may haye only a lie cvn;>k';e'), f:r <i: pai' eiiui'cTi. r»v Street, t'h&tf' nottdti* "of the 'grandest car- were Uansported District cope with the ever-mi garage of a n.ember, but the 8hakespeare is'enjoying a tre-1 Republican Club of Avenel New" Brunswick'.
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