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L-\WE FEATURE
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PRODUCTS'
IN SEASON
QUONSET & YAKUTAT HUTS
The Association is- negotiating for
the purchase of surplus quonset and
yakutut huts for use by farmers in
the Valley. Most farmers ar.> famil
iar with construction details of
the quonscts. Yakatat huts are ap
proximately IB feet square, construc
ted cf S’ x 8‘ panels built up of
2 X 4s, celotex and drop siding.
Since only a limited number of
each is available at the present time
it will probably be necessany to
draw lots to effect a fair distribu
tion.
in os e wn'^ ere interested in secur
ing these buildings at i. reasonable
price are asked to notify holand
Snodgrass MVFCA in writing on or
before 9:00 A.M., Saturday, August
3r stating the maximum price they
will pay delivered. This will not
nooessorily.be the cost, but will
be used as a basis f^r negations,
subject, of course to the successful
purchase of buildings in this manner.
It is planned to purchase other
surplus buildings and equijjment in
this way for groups cf farmers if it
can be ^cne to advantage.
Prospective buyers are'notified
that this and other such operations
will be done only on a cash basis.
It Is felt desirable to p*. ol all
costs to bring them to average. Any
suggestions you may have on this
matter will be very welcome#
Roland ^nodgrass
MVFCA G env•. Mgr*
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ANNED FISH SET-ASIDE
MIGHT BE HIGHER
The increased government needs for canned
fish, point to heavier set-asides fPom the 1945
pack than wero required from the 1944 pack.
It is estimated that the 1945 set-aside will
amount to at least 75% of the total pack of salmon.
JARS QUARTS .'PINTS ECONOMY LIDS REGULAR
THRIFTY and WIDE MOUTH.'MASON ’
DAILY 9oo AM