SiWNSHlR VOL. VIII.—No. 6 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945 PRICE THREE CENTS • Decorating Our Homes For Christmas Chickens Persona Non Grata tjjt .. —..i -„ ,. ..i——— . Final Bond Welcomed Into Residential Areas Under Stress Of Sweetness ^Beautiful And Dignifed Effects May Be Obtained Inexpensively Simply By Rationing, They Now Are Banned by B, of H. Teachers . AND Ingenuity; Second In Series Of 3 Articles Describes Methods Drive Tops. WOODBRIDGE—The -war is could be done to end poultry- raising- around homes. < Editor's Note: Beautiful niid over and so is chicken raising Are Needed heavy end in one hand, and with j the size. Use wire or string to dignified expression of the tTTie Total Goal in residentita] sections of the 'In Third Street, Fords, the the other make a circle of the de- C'liristiiuiN spirit is flntte cnsily fasten short pieces of evergreen Township. neighbors are up in arms," he attnineil by s'iviiiB: careful c-oii- sired size. Weave the long loose all around tile rope, covering all By Charles E- Gregory si«lerntioii to tile atj'le and manner For the Board of HealtK at its said. "The rats, attracted by the Board 01 Education of our holiday ilecorntions. It was end in and out around the circum- sides, and making each piece cover Aggregate 130% Of chickens, have grown so large -with this purpose in mind tllltt meeting Monday instructed the ference of the circle to hold the the end of the piece above it. It they are now biting the dogs in Says Crippled Child Is we retmextvA Mrs. Joiiu S. Ander- shape. This is the season to trim Quota But 'E* Series Health Officer to take steps to I have been besieged by ogR of Column.- eminent mitliority will be easier to do if one end of the neighborhood." oii the snl».ieet, to prepare n series evergreens. As you trim put the the rope is fastened to something eliminate the practice. Not Getting Instruction inquiries, many of them un- of tlire*-? articles describing some Falls Far Short During the war, the Board of Committeeman Fred Spencer «'f her methods for uclilcvlngr iu- cuttings in a basket. Make the cut- stable.' Health permitted the raising of also stated that it was his opin- RARITAN ' TOWNSHIP — An friendly, as a result of the t-speiisive . au<I unusual effects. tings into small bunches and tie To Make gwag The second of the series follows, WOODBRIDGE — When the poultry in residential sections ion that "chicken raising in resi- immediate need for teachers to the thir<l ami last to he published securely. Wire or strong string- To make a "swag" draw little piece I spoke last week Eighth Victory Loan drive ended dential areas should be stopped serve as bedside teachers for chil- next week.) should he used'— shoemaker's branches of evergreen through a due to the shortage of food, in which I expressed a de- Saturday night the total sales f or especially in the meat line. Now at once. It was all right during dren unable to attend school was thread is suitable. Place the bunch wire coat hanger in opposite direc- the Township amounted to $1,151,- cided preference for Frank A more fitting introduction to that rationing is over, the Board the war but now that it is over stressed Monday at a meeting -of on the foundation and fasten se- tions, ends pointing down, and tie 842.50 or 130 per cent of the these pieces than the one .used by curely. Place the second bunch to feels chicken raising in popu- -we should take steps to abate the Hague to the likes of the or wire securely. Be sure the coat quota. However, Series E Bond the Board of Education. the editor would be—to para- cover the ends of the first, and lated areas should be stopped. nuisance." hang-er is completely covered. Add sales totaled $139,154.60 or 63 Children, not able to travel to- psalm-singing Walters, Edge phrase the radio announcers—the continue around the circle. If you Christian C. Stockel, attorney Committeeman Spencer then a Christmas bow. If additional per cent of the quota, Fred 'P. school, are unfortunately not re- and Van Riper. ideas expressed are not all her have no evergreens you can buy decoration is desired paint three for the Board, said he "had been made a- motion that the pre-war : : ceiving the educational privileges :•: •]• i Buntenbach announced today. * own. Some of the articles de- broken or misshapen trees from Dixie cups with aluminum paint. asked both as an attorney and as ordinance permitting the raising scribed have been seen over"a pe- Mr. Buntenbach stated that all of other children because of the I have been trying to Christmas tree dealers reasonably. Run ribbons of different lengths an appointee of the Board" what - (Continued on Page 5) scarcity of such teachers, the mem- riod «f years. Use of different kinds of ever- "E" bonds sold during the remain- imagine what this pair would throug-h a slit in the bottom of der of the month will be included bers pointed out. It is easy to make a wreath. green in a wreath will lend in- each cup, invert and you will have in the figure for Woodbridge, so The matter was brought to the say if Hague was ever ex- For the foundation select a long terest. silver bells. there is still a possibility of reach- attention of the board by Martin sapling of privet hedge, about ten To make roping use window cord Promotion Of 4 'Bright' Pupils posed as a check-kiter, as If you have saved old candle ing the quota in that classifica- J. O'Hara who stated he had feet in length. Bend it gently un- or clothesline. Measure the place Van Riper has.been exposed. ends, melt each color separately in tion. Payroll deduction plans and heard of a crippled child in Clara til it becomes pliable. Hold the you wish to hang it and cut (Continued on Page 5) The mimeograph machines sales of bonds through banks and To 2nd Grade Asked By Mothers Barton who is not receiving in- at the State House would be post offices will be continued in- struction. definitely, Mr. Buntenbach said. Superintendent To of room to handle all beginners Fred A. Talbot, superintendent operating three shifts a dayPost Office Holiday Schedule Sewaren Boys Of the $1,151,842.50 worth of in the sub-primary grade. of schools stated -he also knows as they rolled off the ser- bonds sold in the Township, $319,- Investigate; To Report Expressing regret the parents of two other children who are not receiving instruction and said one mons about morality in gov- 916.25 worth were sold in Fords At January Meeting have a grievance, the superin- Set; Early Mailing Again Urged Seriously Hurt under the chairmanship of Theo- tendent pointed out he cannot teacher who is instructing two ernment, of public office be- dore Brichze; $25,255.75 through judge the work a child does. children intends to resign *in the riers will be permitted to spend WOODBRIDGE—Two Sewaren Woodbridge Post Office; $6,056.25 RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A The parents also complained near future. ing a public trust, and of the request that four pupils be pro- need for rigid decency in All-Day Service Sat- Christmas Eve with their families. youngsters were injured, one criti- through Shell Federal Credit Em- they knew of two children who Five hours a week is necessary urday, Sunday To Be The office will be closed on Christ- cally, last night when they were ployes Union and the balance moted from the fh'st to second are permitted to take books home per child. Board members ex- high places. mas Day and cfnly special delivery struck by a car owned and driven through the Woman's organiza- grade in Clara Barton School was to study which gives them a bet- pressed a desire to furnish the That, you understand, Provided, Weaver Says mail will be delivered. by Adam Alicki, 33, 391 Division tions and the Woodbridge National received by the Board of Educa- ter opportunity for advancement children with an education. Street, Perth Amboy. Bank. tion Monday from four mothers tfian other children. Talbot stated he had attempted would happen if Hague or Mr. Weaver,urged the public to who attended the session. WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge The victims are Richard Tac- The women of the Township (Continued on Page 5) to have a member of Ms teaching some member of his official post office will operate. on , its (Continued on Page 5) kacs, 14, 23 Sewaren Avenue, and working under the chairmanship of In a letter, the mothers claimed staff do the work after school Mrs. H. D. Clark who had Mrs. their children should be promoted closes. He was instructed to ap- family was revealed as be-Christmas season schedule begin- George Solty, 13, 74 Robert Street. Health Officer Returns Both are in the Perth Amiboy Joseph Klein and Mrs. Justtae to the second grade as they are in proach the teachers again with ing anything less than a com-ning Saturday when the parcel post Several Books Are Added General Hospital, 'where the for- Marsh as co-chairmen, sold bonds the "brightest" group. In later the hopes of obtaining volunteers bination in modern dress of and stamp windows will be open To Local Library Shelves mer is being treated for multiple amounting to $110,216.15. This school years the children would •to do the work.