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[April 4, 1946] The Millbum &* Short Hills ITEM
Free Course
In Beekeeping
Man's beet insect friend, the tee,
will be the subject of intensive
study when Rutgera University's
College cf Agriculture holds a
four-week course in beekeeping
April 29 to -May 25.
"There is an increasing IntereBt
in beekeeping, both for honey
production and pollination of
fruit. Prof. Frank G. Helyar, the
College's director of resident in-
Etruetiaiij reports. "And there is to
giKatidn but what beea can play
an important paj-t In prcdccing
the food that the world must have
this year."
The life history of DGeSj their
habits, tlie part :he queen playa
in the colony, how Uie workers
gather nectar and store aansy will
be studied as well as the more
practical techniques of handling
colonies for profit,
Students will be assigned colonies
in the college apiary for
laborat ory wfl-ric. The teaching
staff will include Dr. Bailey E.
TONY'S TAXI, Inc.
Millburn 6-0300
MHIburn Center
Day and Night Service
Papper professor of entomology
and Assistant Professors Robert S,
Kilmer and John B. Schmitt.
Thft course la tree to residents
or New Jeraey. Further Information
can be obtained from Praf.
Frank G. Helyar, New Jersey College
of Agriculture, New Brunswick,
N. J.
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News From
The Services
Richard W. Jaek&l, "Private firet
class, son cf Mr. and Mrs, frank
E. Jaekel of Cypress street i?as arrived
at the Surfipean Theatre
Army Air Forces Reinforcement
De-pot anrt will neon be aasigaed
to £. perffiaiieiif. .-; i-_ -.f»: somewhere
in f4erTnany.
While tip. is at this post, situated
near Munich on the picturesque
wooded slope of a German Alpine;
range, Ffc Jaefrel will have an opportumty
to enjoy the scenic beanties
of Southern Bavaria which
made the lesion popular among
pre-war tourists.
Formerly a prominent Lcftwaffa
training scboal, the Army
Air Forces Reinforcement Eejiat
is one of toe most attractive fields
in Eurepe. At the present time
several thousand soldiers each
month are processed and giv*n
orientation In their occupational
duties at thin key alsbion.
Before entering the service in
March, 1945, he attended Irrtnffton.
High School, Irvington, N. J., and
wns later employed as a radio
condenser assemhler by the "Forstner
Chain Corporation, Irvington,
N. J. "
Are your
BRAKES
as old as
your car?
If they are
WATCH OUT!!
Bemember, H your car Is old, your brakes
probably need overliaullnff rigtit sow. We ran
make your old car as safe us 1hs new one you
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Don't risk that one bad stop which ran cQst
more than tne finest brake job money can buy.
Andy's Auto Service
GENERAL REPAIR ON ALL MAKES OF CABS
Brakes 400 Millburn Ave.
ignition Millburn 6-0042
Carburetor
Knee-Action
Steering
V.F.W. Favors
"Wyatt" Bill
Day-Smith Post 133, V. F. W.
at a. recent meeting pawed the
following 1 resolution concerning the
"Wyatt" Houflingf Bill and forwarded
copies to Washington to
their Congressmen for appropriate
action:
WHEREAS, at a meeting of the
Post held os March 26, 1346, the
Federal Housing Bill, more commonly
known Ba the "Wyatt"
Housing Bill, waa endorsed by this
Poatf ac4
WHEREAS, the said Bill did not
pasa in the House of Representative^
BCd
WHEREAS, at the time the vote
was taken a substantial number
of the members of tile House of
Representatives were not present,
and
WHEREAS, the need for hous-
ing is acute and immediate, and
WHEREAS, thia Post bellies
that the said Bill or" one that
projects the same tliaugiita should
be brought before the House or
Representatives, now therefore be
it
KESOUVED, that this Post is
not Ln favor of the Housing Bill
heretofore passed by the House
Hunt April 20
GeorgeH. Bauer, superintendent
o( recreation. *tmoin\ce