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Mrs. J o h n R ust an d d a u g h te rs
slater, Mrs. B arzee w ill ta k e over w a y s . F r id a y
m ake
th e
ch eeee in to a w h it s
A u g u s t 21, ’ J o h n le u g h f r o m a r m y In d u c tio n .
le ft M o n d a y ev e n in g
fo r C am p
th e b o a rd in g h o u se and c a r e for
sauce m ix t u r e b e fo re y o u c o m ­
R ob erts. C a lifo rn ia to v is it h er
Mr*. W illia m B arzee
h u sb an d w h o is sta tio n e d th ere.
b in e i t w it h eg g . K e e p th e t e m -
'M r. and Mrs. L eonard L u tje are
T h ey plan on b ein g g o n e a w eek .
p e r a tu r e lo w t h r o u g h o u t .
m tv ln g from th e ra n ch n ear W asco
Mr. and' M m . E<fcar A lle y and
to
H
ood
Rlvejr.
ch ild ren an d Mr. a n d Mr'S. G u t
A . H. M cIn tyre receiv ed w ord
E n g stro m w er e In T h e D a lle s Mon
o
f
th e d eath o f h is fa th er , H . A .
day w h e n E d g a r had h is fo o t d res-
M cIn tyre at th e h o m e o f h is d a u ­
s e a .v
'
At a
m e e tin g o f th e
sc h o o l g h te r a t R id gefield . W a sh . M onday.
Mr. an d Mm. C arl W U ltanw
T h e P in o c h le clu b m et a t th e
board
last
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H olly w ood?' Car., stop p ed
h ere h o m e o f M rs. J o h n R o th W e d n e s-
S u n d ay U . v isit Mr. an d Mrs. D ell, da> a fte r n o o n w ith tw o tab le« o f p o stp o n e th e o p en in g o f sc h o o l sc i v ic e s are w a itin g w ord fro m a
O lds and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. B a k ­ card* in p lay. R e fr e sh m e n ts w e r e to S ep tem b er 14 d u e to h arvest eon a t C am b ridge. M ass. S u rv iv in g
b ein g fe a tu r e d p a ct p a c k a g e
w ith
th e
liq u id
co n d itio n s. T h e board e lec te d M iss a re a d a u g h te r, Mrs. O. R. B u r ­
er and o th e r frien d s. Mr. W ill­ serv ed a t th e c lo se o f th e play.
C h eese is now
Jr.an
V a n D y k en o f
E u g en e to ris o f R id g efield and th r e e son s,
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o s th e V icto ry F o o d S p e cia l, d e s ­
tea ch in h ig h sc h o o l. T h e E n g lish J. E . o f M a ssa a h u setts. S. A. o f
t l a tow n barb er in th e early d ays
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to 1
ig n a ted a s su ch by th e U.S. D e p ­
You can help
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tea c h e r h as not y et b een ch o se n . W esto n and A. H . o f W a sco .
o f th e cen tu ry.
a r tm e n t o f
A g ric u ltu re .
T h ese q u art o f fluid m ilk w h e n you fig ­
ceptort *nd navy patrol plan*«
R o b ert D a v is h a s b een on th e “v ic to r y sp e c ia ls’’ a re fo o d s th a t,
R ev and Mrs. F . L. C an n ell r e ­
Mr. and Mrs. B ru ce A lley and
Hying. Every fire « an Axis fire.
ure y o u r fa m ily ’s d a ily m ilk q u o ta
sic
k list se v e r a l d a y s th is w e e k . fo r o n e
turned
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from
a
Mr. an d Mrs. E v e re tt S an b erg of
Don’t Mind the eyes o( our de­
rea so n or a n o th er , are
A nd h e r e a re a fe w c o o k in g
th r ee w eek o u tin g a t N o rth w estern
Mm. K e n n eth F e r g u se n an d ch il su p e r-a b u n d a n t
B o n n e v ille ca m e up S atu rd ay e v e ­
fense. Use care in thewood». Help
on th e
m a rk et b riefs: ( 1 ) C h eese an d e g g s m a k e
la k e in W a sh in g to n .
ning to sp en d th e w eek en d at th e
dren and M iss M arian T u el le ft a n d n ow th is Is tru e o f c h e e se . .
keep our »kies clear.
up m a n y su b sta n tia l m a in d ish e s,
Mr. and Mm. H a l W h ite and fr r
P o rtla n d * W ed n esd a y .
M'r.
E<! A lley h oip e. Mrsz A lley r e ­
T h er e Is p len ty o f c h e e se , good sc u ffles, fo n d u e s , rareb its, b ak ed
son. J im m y ,
retu rn ed
S atu rd ay F er g u se n w ill returp to T h e D a lle s c h e e se , in e v e ry p art o f th e U n i­
m ain ed fo r a lo n g er visit.
e g g s a n d ch ee se . A s fa r a s te m p e r ­
w ith Mrs. F er g u se n . M iss T u el w ill ted S ta tes. T h e r e ’s e n o u g h to s u p ­
from
a
trip
to
th
e
co
a
st.
Mr. and Mrs. V ern M cG ow an
a tu r es a re co n cern ed , th e sa m e
’ Mlsa D on n a K n ox is con fined a t rem a in w ith h er m o th e r a fte r a p ly our ow n fig h tin g m en — to eh p c o o k in g ru le s h old fo r b o th o f
i,nd fa m ily arrived at th e h o m e of
Mr. an d Mrs. . C h arles
L em ley
T h e D a lles h o sp ita l w ith an e a i h a rv est se a so n on th e O. G. 1111- to our a llie s — to se rv e o fte n h ere th e se g o o d
p rotein food*. B o th
d erb ran d ra n ch .
nt h o m e . T h is is g o o d newW To b eco m e hard and to u g h If c o o k e d
M onday to sp en d se v er a l d ays be
in fectio n .
F ra n k ly n B ird of P o rtla n d w a s horn7? m a k ers.
fr re retu rn in g to th e ir h o m e nt
F o r c h e e se c o n ­ a t to h ig h tem p e ra tu r es. ( 2 ) k e e p
W ord w a s re ceiv ed by th e G eo-
h
ere
la st w ee k end w ith h is fa m - ta in s th e sa m e h ig h ty p e p rotein
P en d leton .
'* rt.e Moon fa m ily th a t th e ag ed
h e a t lo w in co o k in g c h e e se d ish e s
Mrs. S ylvia P orter H ab erly of
'
•
th a t is in m e a t an d c h e e se d ish e s n to p
sto v e by se ttin g th e m in
g ra n d m o th e r o f Mm. M oon had
Mrs. J o h n F o«s, m o th e r o f Mr*^ lik e meat* H
uke«
b slp
sla n
d ish
e s, a a r r e e th
th e e su
su b
n - - a _ ___
S ilverton stop p ed h ere W ed n es­
pnssed a w a y in Kansas^
pan Un«t-
o f h c o h t e e w se ater. M ost c h e e se
I. E . K a se b e rg . a fte r a n o th e r ten
day to v isit w ith Mr. and Mm. R.
co o k ed in th e .o v e n n eed
M iss M ary M a rsh a ll o f P o rtla n d d a y s in th e h o sp ita l is a g a in w ith tla l k in d arou n d w h ic h yotf b uild d ish e s
V m cm 4» *wr fUw L
te m p e r a tu r e s fr o m , slo w to m o d ­
J. B ak er.
k ~ s
fe— A—, SJ—
arrived for a v is it w ith th e M c­ h rr d a u g h te r an d a b le to he out n m ea l.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F . Balaer r e ­
I t ’s ea sy to se e w h y th e r e ’s so er a te. ( 3 ) If y o u h a v e d ifficu lty
K ee fam ily,.*
in a w h e e l ch a ir.
m u ch ad o n a tio n a lly a n d in te r ­
ceived w ord re ce n tly from th e ii
Mrs. M arlon Melfcee g a v e a b r i­
Mrs. E r ce l Y o cu m and d a u g h ­
son. R a lp h , th at he h as s a t is f a c ­
n
a tio n a lly a b o u t c h e e s e a s so o n
d ge p arty a t th e E d M cK ee h o m e ter M arian
o f T h e D a lle s and
a
s
yo u se e w h a t It h a s to offer in
torily co m p leted a co u rse in r a ­
W ed n esd a y fo r a n u m b er o f h er Mlsa M arcia Y o cu m o f P o rtla n d
th e w a y o f fo o d v a lu e. A m erica n
dio op era tio n s. G rad u ation e x e r ­
frien d s.
v isite d th e ir h u sb a n d and fa th e r
cises w ere held at D rew F ield . F la.
T h e su g a r r a tio n in g board o f ­ B stu rd ey e v e n in g at th e D ick Y o ­ ch ed d a r c h ee se , fo r e x a m p le , c o n ­
D o re s« C e ll, JO. w ho w » s crow ned
w h ere h e took th e cou rse and r e ­
fice Is o p en ev ery d ay fro m 9 k.m . cu m h o m e w ljere h e is a ssistin g ta in s th e efficien t k in d o f p ro tein
th a t p ro v id es th e b u ild in g stu ff
ceiv ed h is d iplom a w h ich he sen t U n ited N a tio n s • V i c t o r , Q ueen a t to 5 p.m . e x c e p t S a tu rd a y w h en
w ith h a rv est. _ .
F h ’/ a d e ip h i* . She w as » clcc.cd for
o f th e body, r e p a ir s w orn o u t t is ­
h e m e to h is parents.
It c lo se s a t noon.
G eo rg e W ild e and b ro th er In
-«. ’ ership in w ar fond a c tiv itie s by
Mr. an d
Mrs.
J a m es
P h ife r
Mrs. O w en B a r n e tt an d Mm. law . F red W a g o n b la st o f T h e D a l­ su es. B y fa r th e- g r e a te st sh a r e
m
ruabers
of
United
N
ation
s
Victory
ch ed d a r is
m ade
m oved to M aupin S u n d a y , w h ere
C h a rles E v e r e tt w er e In T h e D a l­ le s w er e In W a sco a sh o rt tim e ot A m erica n
G irls, a group of g o v ern m en t, bus •
from w h o le m ilk , a n d th e r e fo r e
he w ill be em p loyed .on th e h igh
le« and M oro th is w ee k v isitin g .
S u n d a y .’ Mrs. W l.lde c a m e as fftr
■¿VW-
COOL D R IN K S made with thia
n e w and y-h o o l g irls fro m 38 state«.
h a s en o u g h rttt In It to m a k e It
C lyde R a m m e r o f H a v er. M ont, as T h e D a ile y w ith h er h u sb an d .
w ay crew .
g
e
n
.e
l
m
ellow b o u r b o n o re e s p e c ia lly
an d o n e
that'
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W eed m a n o f a K °°d fueI
arrived at Mr. and M rs. W iley M c­
R ay J ew e l and h is sifter from
w
elcom
e
when
the mercury aoaisl Today,
D o n a ld 's h o m e S a tu rd a y . H e to o k P o rtla n d are v isitin g Mrs. W ee d - sta y s by th e ea ter, k eep s h im from
P ortlan d visited b r ie fly a t th e C.
melee yeur favorite summer drink w ith
h»s w ife, siste r o f Mrs. M cD onald rr.an’s p a ren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. fe e lin g h u n g ry ' rig h t a w a y a fte r
C leven ger h om e W ed n esd ay.
Old Sunny Brook.
w h o h a s b een v isitin g h e r e , h o m e P e t t e r and o th e r r e la tiv es at K lo n - a m eal.
Mrs. A rt Blbby,
Mrs.
C lyde
C h e ese ' ra te s h ig h a lso a s an
w ith him .
d ik e . -
1 avis. Mrs. A. F. B alzer and Mm.
e x c e lle n t so u rc e o f ca lciu m — th e
M r. a n d M rs. E . D . M cK e e, a f -
G
eorge
P
o
tte
r
,
co
u
n
ty
Judge,
w
a
s
P a t W illa u b y and son w ere b u si­
t»r a tw o w eek o u tin g a t S ea sid e in P o rtla n d se v er a l d a y s th is w ee k . m in era l th a t g iv e s sh a p e and p e r ­
n ess v isito r s in T h e D a lle s T h u r s ­
retu rn ed h o m e S a tu rd a y . Mr. and
Mr*. B r u c e M illard o f R u fu s m a n e n c e to b o d y fr a m e w o r k . If
day.
BRAND
BP-
Mrs. M arlon M cK ee and son. G o r­ receiv ed w ord o f th e d ea th of h er it is m ade from w h o le m ilk . It
G len K arn es an d son s, K e n n eth
A lso It h a s
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
don. le ft fo r th e ir h o m e In S a lem . a v n t. M r * . A lic e W illin g h a m p f su p p lie d v ita m in ’A.
en d L loyd , w en t to P ortla n d on
j
M ax W illia m s h o m e on a fu r - Y a k im a M on d ay n ig h t. Mrs. C ur- c o n sid er a b le . rib o fla v in — a n o th e r
“CHEERFUL A S LTS ¡SAME"
b u sin ess W ed n esd a y ev e n in g re-
lo u g h fro m D esM o ln es, Iow a, h a s
T om an d Mrs. M illard le ft by v ita m in ' n eed ed fo r h e a lth and
90.4 P rto f,
• tu r n in g h o m e T h ursd ay.
n o rm a l g ro w th . Io fa ct, c h e e se
b een h ere for se v er a l d a y s v isitin g ca r f or th e W a sh in g to n to w n .
ì
N ation al I H ,tille r . P ro d u ct, Corp.. N ow York
Mr. and M r # O rville L ym an and
Mr. an d Mrs. H arry D ea n P r o u d - m a d e from v fh o le m ilk c o n ta in s
m o th er, Mr». A n d y S h erea r
a
lm
o
st
a
ll
th
e
food
v
a
lu
e
o
f
th
e
d au g h ter. B on n ie, w ith th e R o g ers
fo o t and tw o sm a ll so n s o f K la ­
and h is son.
C o n stru ction Co., le ft M onday fo r
Mr. and M rs. F r e e C rew s and m a th F a lls sp en t th e ir v a c a tio n m ilk its e lf— d one up In a co m -
T illa m o o k w h e re h e h as a Job w ith
a tn , M arlon w er e in T h e D a lle s
• th e sa m e com p an y.
S u n d a y to s e e th e ir d a u g h te r In
Mr. an d Mm. C arl S h arm an r e ­
law , Mrs. R a y C rew s and sm a ll
son o f f .fo r N e w Y ork to join h~r
tu rn ed to th e ir h o m e In
F o rest
C r c v e 'F r id a y a fte r
sp en d in g a
h u sb a n d .
S e m e e x c ite m e n t w a s cau sed bv
w 4ek h e r e at th e C h arles L e m ley
a w h e a t tru ck
w h e n Its b ra k es
a n d A rzell L e m ley h om es.
g a v e a w a y a llo w in g It b ack Into
M m . N e ttle C lark o f E u g en e a r ­
T. Izester J o h n so n ’s ca r p ark ed on
rived h e r e T u esd ay to sp en d a few
th e m a in str e e t. D a m a g e to on e
day* v is itin g Mrs. A rt B lbby.
o f J o h n so n ’s fe n d e r s resu lted .
Mr. a n d M m . C. M. C lev en g er
Mrs. M in n ie B lau Is h o m e from
and M m . R o y W e lls w ere b u sin ess
tb e M id -C o lu m b ia h o sp ita l r e c u p ­
v isito r s In T h e D a lle s M onday.
& W?
er a tin g fro m a r e c e n t su rg ic a l o p ­
Mr. an d Mm. B. M. K e lle y m o v ­
er a tio n .
ed to K e n t M onday w h ere h e w ill
M iss B e tty B ry a n t o f B ig g s Is
t o th e Janitor at th e sch o o l h ou se
th e h o u s e g u est o f M iss C arol D ae
th is y ea r
Mr. K e lle y w a s city
D rln k a rd .
I <, —
m a r sh a ll In G rass V alley th e past
Mrs. R a lp h W illia m s, n ee M ary
yea r.
T h o m a s, g ra d u a te n u rse o f E m ­
H e re 1* S am Snead, P .G .A . c h a m ­ m a n u el h osp ltn l In P o rtla n d Is on
Mr. an d Mm. V icto r R iggs. Mr.'
pion, w be b a * Ju«t c o m p le te d five h er w ay to Join h er h u sb an d at
and Mrs. H ow ard CUne and ch ll
d ie n an d Mrs. B. M. K e lle y w ere w eeks of tra in in g a t the n a v a l tr a in ­ an a rm y ca m p in. F lo rid a .
In T h e D a lle s T h u rsd ay w h en Mrs. ing sta tio n a t N o rfo lk , V a . H e w ill
M iss T iny P o rter w h o w ns nt th e
C lin e en ter ed th e h o sp ita l fo r m e d ­ be assigned to d u ty as a physical L ee D eh ln r ra n ch d u rin g h arv est
S am is d e m o n s tra tin g
ical tr e a tm e n t. Mr. C line b rou ght in s tru c to r.
v a n ca lled to h er
h o m e In th e
b ayo n et techn iqu e h ere .
v a lle y by th e Illness o f h er m oth er
h ei h o m e F rid ay.
th is w eek .
Mr. and Mrs. W a lla c e M ay and
G. T. A n d rew s a t th e E a ste rn
son . C laren ce, w en t to H ood R iver
O regon h o sp ltn l In T h e D a lle s Is
-
-< S v n d a y to sp en d th e day v isitin g
^reported q u ite 111. H is w ife is In
h er p a ren ts, Mr .and Mrs. A. J.
T he D a lle s to be n ear him .
W a lter . D on S a m u e ls w h o has
M rs. E v e r e tt M etier and tw o
b een w o rk in g h ere d u rin g h arvest
sm a ll ch ild ren and h er p a ren ts of
a c c o m p a n ie d th em to h is h o m e In
•K la m a th F a lls and frie n d s o f R ev.
th e A p p le city.
and Mrs. F . L. C an n ell ca lled on
Mrs. -A. A . D u n la p
and Mm.
tl em la st w eek on th e ir w ay h o m e
F uu l W ilso n an d d au g h ter. C onnie
fro m D a y to n , W a sh .
o f K e n t w e n t to T h e D a lle s T u e s­
R ev and Mrs. C a n n ell receiv ed
d a y to ta k e C onn ie to th e d oc-
rate of production cannot be attained
w ord from th e ir d a u g h te r. L avon
In th* barn yards an d gulli**
toi fo r m ed ica l tre a tm en t.
or increased; the necessary tanks, guns
at G e y ser v ille , C all, t h a t th e p la ce
of farm * a n d in th* basem ent*
Mrs. M ildred A lle y
an d Mm.
o f b u sin ess w h e r e sh e w ork ed burn
and ships cannot be produced.
G len P er ry w ere b u sin ess v isito r s
ed c a u sin g a lo ss o f 315.000 a lso
an d a ttic* o f hom es is a lot of
T h' rubber situation is also critical.
In T h e D a lle s M onday.
th a t th e ir d a u g h te r, Mrs. I a w -
Junk
w
hich
is
doin
g
no
good
Mr. and Mm.
Paul
A lley o f
One old disc
In spite of the recent rubber drive,
re n c e E d w a rd s o f S llv e rto n w a s
w ill provide
W a sc o w er e h ere F rid a y to v isit
m r v in g to G resh a m w h e re Mr.
where
i
t
is,
b
u
t
which
is
needed
scrap tte e l
there
is
a
continuing
need
for
large
h is p a ren ts,’ Mr. and Mrs. Tom A l­
needed for 210
E d w a rd s w ill ten ch In h ig h sc h o o l.
quantities of scrap rubber. Also for other
ic m i-a u t o -
ley T h ey a lso v isite d a t th e E d g a r
a t one* «to h elp sm ash th*
Mrs. E r n e st M edler le ft by b us
m a t ic li g h t
A lley h o m e .
waste materials and metals like brass,
F r id a y fo r C a lifo rn ia to be w ith
carbines.
Jap*
a
n
d
H**i*-
Mr. and Mrs. A rden S qu ire and
h e r d a u g h te r, M urdlna.
copper,
zinc,
lead
and
tin.
son o f G resh am ca m e up S atu rd ay
Mrs. V ern o n
V a n O lld er
and
One old plow will help make
Scrap iron and gtccl, for example.
The Junk which you collect is bought
e v e n in g and w ere o v er n ig h t g u ests
d a u g h te r
E m m o g c n e and
th e ir
one hundred 75-mm. armor­
nt th e D ell O lds h om e. T h ey also
Even in peacetime, acrap provided
piercing projectiles.
by industry from scrap dealers at estab­
• W hen I d ro v e those In ju n * out g u est. M rs. V io le t G relsh a b er le ft
v isited Mr. an d M rs. * E b en K ee. of O k la h o m a I r e a lly got th irs ty
la st w ee k to v isit r e la tiv e s In C a l­
about 50% of the raw material for steel.
lished, government-controlled prices.
A rden w en t fish in g in th e D e s ­ says W illia m C o rfu *. 84, N a tio n s ! ifo rn ia .
I
t
m
ay
be
rutty,
old
‘‘scrap”
to
you.
Will you help?
c h u te s S u n d ay.
In d ia n w a r v e t, shown w h ile a t the
T h e tw o sm a ll N e sb lt ch ild ren
Mrs. H erm an S ch illin g and J. S. O ld S e t t le r * ’ p ic n ic In C h icag o . H is P llly and G w en d o len had th e ir
® ®
®
but it it actually refined steel—with
First—collect all of your waste ma­
N ew co m b w ere in T h e D a lle s T u e s­ th irs t seen»». « d fl to be w ith h im . -
One
useless
old
to n sils rem o v ed a t
The
Dalle®
most impurities removed, and can be
terial and pile it up.
tireprovidesas V ¥ * Y
day.
T h u rsd a y . B a rb a ra H in es Is d el-
m uch rubber
’
’
, ,
quickly melted with new metal in the
Then—sell it to a Junk dealer, give
as is used in 12
t h e p a p e rs d u r in g th e ir
Old Timers
Wasco School
Visit Friends .
Opening Date
At Grass Valley
Now Sept. 14
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OREGON <Î>À1RY COUNCIL
SCREEN S
Victory Q ueen’
Hole in One
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Old Settler
JUNK MAKES
FIGHTING WEAPONS
lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ateene«.
D E P E N D A B IL IT Y
In these tim es m ore th a n u su al it
is im p o rta n t to h av e a dependabe
grocer— In w a rtim e prices and quality
and- even q u an tities are subject to
change.
Q u a lity here will be good, prices
w ill-b e fair and q u an tities w h a t is
allowed.
Z eigler s °sut’,ri7
G rass V a lley
forfri of pig iron to produce highest
quality steel for our war machines.
The production of steel has gone
up, up, U P , until today America- is
turning out as much steel as all the rest
of the world combined. But unless at
least 6,000,000 additional tons of scrap
steel is uncovered promptly, the full
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Dr. W in te rs o f K elso , W a sh ., a r ­
rived at th e O. A. S a rg en t h o m e
th e first o f t h e w ee k and h er d a u ­
g h ter, M iss L o u ise D e th le fs a fte r
t v o w e e k s v isit retu rn ed h o m e
w ith h er. A b lr th d -v o f Mrs. Rar-
g e n t’s w a s
ce leb ra ted
Raturdnv
w h en Mias V iv ia n T ro u n ce w as
an a d d itio n a l gu eet.
Mrs. W m . R eid Jr. o f P o rtla n d
sp en t t h e w ee k e n d w ith Mr. and
Mrs. W m . R eid sr. Mr. and Mr*.
H o w a rd C o n lee o f M oro, p a ren ts
o f Mrs. R eid w vre a lso g u ests.
Mr. and Mrs. L a w ren ce fcunk
it to a charity, take it yourself to the
nearest collection point, or get in touch
with your Local Salvage Committee.
If you live on a farm, consult your
County War Board or your farm imple­
ment dealer.
Throw YOURbcrap into the
fight!
This m ettag* approved by Conservation Divnioa
W AR
P R O D U C T IO N
BOARD
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Com«
TW.
paid h r by It»
A bwocor
CommWee
(r,p. .- i m H ro wk < wirt iwKh p rw riM by
»««*"9 Wu.»rW<
to o k Mrs. F u n k ’s m o th er. Mrs.
j m Y o cu m to h e r h o m e in H enn
r.er 8 u n d a y a fte r a sh o rt
v isit
w ith h er ch ild re n arou n d W asco.
One old shovel will help
make 4 hand grenades. -
MATERUIX'
NEEDED
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~ ----‘—7*--- - —
Scrap Iron and steel.
Other metals of all kinds.
Old rubber.
Rags. M a n ila rep a. b u ria p bags.
WMte L o o k i n g ¡Fat» — W hen you get
, a pound or more, sVam into ■ l*fg« tin can and
sell to your meat deader.
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LO CAL SALVAGE C O M M IT T E E
M rs . J a n e t J o y a l a n d s m a ll s o n 1
D a v id o f K ln z u a a r e t h e guests
o f h e r m o th e r, M rs . E v e r e t t M e -
Q v e llin .
A ll o f
th e m le ft, f o r a
v a c a tio n
a t th e c o a *t.
D u r in g
Phone 2 0 1
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NEEDED ONLY M CERTAIN LOCALITIES:
Waste paper and tin cane—wanted only in pertain
areas, as announced locally. N O T N E E D E D
(at this tim e): Razor blades—glass.