A Camden County, NJ woman is working on a plan to send cans of the children's aerosol toy "Silly String" to troops in Iraq.
Stress relief? Hardly.
Marcelle Shriver’s son has been in Iraq for a month now. She says Army and Marine units spray the string through the doorways of buildings before entering them -- to make sure there are no bombs inside:
"If the string falls to the ground, there are no trip wires. If the string hangs in mid-air, then they can see that there’s a wire and they do not go in until they can dismantle it."
And he wants more. She’s gathered two cases of the string so far, and $140 to help in shipping. She needs more of both.
Donations are being taken at St. Luke’s Church in Stratford, NJ, and at Our Lady of Grace in Somerdale.
Friday, November 10, 2006
No Joke: NJ Mom Collects 'Silly String' for Iraq Troops ["If the string falls to the ground....]
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