The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 13

PAGE THIRTEEN telephone Plainf ield 6-8000 TTTITTT-T SDA7, IIAY 3, 1950 XXI J. mm, on cattle shipped from Louisiana' to Burlington County, reports Dr. R. A. Hendershott, director of the Division of Animal Industry.

"The screwworm fly lays her! eggs in any wound and the re- suiting larvae or maggots, hatched from the eggs, feed upon living! tissue, burrowing into the flesh; Livestock Pest Warning Given Trenton A warning to all livestock owners importing cattle from southern states to be on the alert for screwworm was issued today by the Department of Agriculture. Last year an infection was found and maintained by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. A 3-cent commemorative postage stamp "in 'honor of the Boy Scouts of America," authorized by Postmaster General yesse M. Donaldson, will be placed on sale on the first day of the jamboree, June 30, the day of the President's visit. Scoutmasters and assistant scoutmasters who will lead the local troops at the jamboree will have a weekend of training at Camp Watchung on May 6 and 7.

Scouts to See President Watchung Boy Scout Council, with headquarters at Plainfield, will be represented at the National Jamboree by 209 scouts and leaders. More than 47,000 scouts and leaders from all parts of the nation will make the encampment the largest gathering of youth in the Western Hemisphere. The jamboree will close July 6. President who is nn. and may cause death of the am mal," Dr.

Hendershott said. HILLSIDE CEMETERY Known for its care and upkeep since 1886 2 GRAVE PLOTS MAY BE BOUGHT FOR $176 and up (including endowment for the care of lot) Office on Grounds Open Daily 9 to 4:30 P. M. Sundays by Appointment Bus No. 22, Woodland Avenue, Plainfield SAWS SOLD SHARPENED JOINTED RETOOTHED SET Remove 90 of the work from wood and metal cutting by having your saw quipment sharpened in one of N.

most well equipped and staffed shops. TROY'S LOCK KEY SHOP New Mineral Find Reported Elizabeth The discovery of a new mineral among, the richly varied deposits of North Central New Jersey near the New York line has been announced by Edwin Skidmore of Mountainside. Mr. Skidmore, who has spent 13 years collecting minerological specimens, made the find as a result of ultra-violet light tests. The color revealed was a bright blue, a new one in the fluorescent pattern for New Jersey.

Chemical, spectra and other tests have been made of the mineral but the analysis has not been completed and its exact nature is yet to be determined, Mr. Skidmore said. Mr. Skidmore, a member of the committee of Trailside Museum in Watchung Reservation, has had an exhibit of fluorescent minerals at the museum which has attracted much attention for several years. This exhibit is being rearranged and the exhibit room, which has been remodeled, will be open to the public from 2 to 5 p.

m. each Saturday and Sunday after May 7. The exhibit will include a specimen of the new mineral. orary president of the Boy Scouts 'Doing Nicely' Mrs. Russel W.

Lynn of 410 Grant Ave. is reported "doing nicely" at Muhlenberg Hospital where she underwent an emergency appendectomy at Muhlenberg Hos oi America, will drive past most of the 35 sectional camps which will occupy about 625 nf th rm PL 6-2272 122 NORTH AVENUE PLAINFIELD, N. J. acres of Valley Forge Park, owned William S. Cary pital.

Plainfielder Heads Seminary Class William Sterling Cary of 624 W. Fourth St. has been elected president of his class at Union Theological Seminary, New York. He is in his second year at the seminary, preparing for the ministry. He is also assistant minister of the Grace Congregational Church, New York.

Mr. Cary is a graduate of Plain-field High School and of Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga. He was president of the student body while at college. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Cary of the W. Fourth St. NERVOUS STOMACH lALLIMIN relierei distressing: symptoms lot "nervous stomach" heaviness after I meals, bloating; and colic due to ras.

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