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-\ VALLIY NEW
MARCH 31, 1944
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No. 13
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ARCTIC* CATERS of 1944, featuring
t ■■ ontertrinmont Stars ' of Pt. Richard
s •) will bo. presenter1 rn the Stn^e
cl' the Palmer Community Hall at 8:00
F.‘ . Sr tar Pry, April 15th. rroceedr
fv 70 expenses will bo donated ' to
t Community He;1th Fund.
. retie Copers will be a two-hour
mi i‘c-1 comed.y bringing n cast of
f • rtcen men ana1 a fclrl, all with
pr fessional experience'. Her-* liners
Hr 1 (Of.'AR) Kierce, J.'J. (Monty) Krr
ttl’eno, popular announcer and sinc
r' , '.Vayne Lucas, novelty ^mcor,Jof
T" rellr, accordionist Tony Vyedo,
expert toaster of Ceremonies
IP t“b Smith will be featured. Miisi
c.t 1 background and dnrice music wil3
V vi'-’sd by Sil Oliver! and his
0S<; Orchestra.
Hewing the shew, there will b<
a once at nc additional admission
t those _wtio attend the she>w. Tieke t
Vk‘11 be on sale. Monday, April 2.
Tl s will be the bi0 show cf the
y ■ r. D'm’t miss it.
DALE R. SANEVIK, 2nd Lt.
The I. M. Sr.ndviks receiver1 word
th: t their sen, Drle R. Sandvik, of
tl U, S. Air Force graduated and
w s commissioned r.: 2nd Lt. at Luke
Fj Id, Arizona, March 12.
Trie was r former student at Paine]
V ■ \ ing completer1 3 years of High
A ' ool here. The fall of 1942 after
b * ne employer1 at the Air Base at
Ai chorale and for the A. R.C.‘ on
tl. Richfrr’s- n Highway, h'o t nd the
lt te- Norman Frodenb.erg left for
S< > ttle where they both joiner1 up
erf planned to train together, Nor
n”r, however, was immediately cnlle;
in an'1 graduated in October, ? nd
vos accidently killed nesr L<'s
Angeles about n month after receiv
b t. his cemmisaL'n, Dale was called
in February 1943 and trained at
s vora 1 Calif, and Arizona fields.*
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DEFER ME jNT RULES FOR
VALLEY FARMER
For the information of ttr .r.rs In
the Valley, the following 5 s a list
of essential farm products an:1 their
rolrtiv values rs War Uni^s. For
defrrrm^nt from the draft, n farmer
imlst pr. duce sixteen War Units for
; t h o yen r 19 4 4. N o. of a n i ma 1 f
iLive-st jck: . Lc}u;. 1 to 1 War Unit:
Dairy Cattle:
| Milk Cow--.. 1
L Other dairy cuttle cc calves-10
LHogs:
j Sow,to farrow, s-ring-*-3
i Sow,to farrow, fall--•-- 3
| Sheep !>nd Goats:
i Lambs in fco^lot-160
.Milk Goats--- 3'
I Poultry:.
i Hens, laying pullets an'1 flicks
I ' fcr egg product! n- 75
i . No. .of aoi" s equal
^CROIS: to One War iJnit:
!Irish Potatoes--;-. 2
Barley, drti fiel.r0 peas, oats,rye- 15
:V/iIf’ or native hay--— 30
(Wheat....20
jAs, aragus(from present plantings),
‘beets, broccoli, brussel s routs,,
(cabbage, carrots, clrard, a ulill wor,
bollards, escarole, preen 1 nfy let
itu.ce, • -preen pascal ce lei^ t roen * eas .
|for fresh consumption inly, poppers,
(kale, lima beans, mustard t.roans,
(onions, parsnips,- rutabaga, snap-bean
(spinach, tomatoes, and turnips- 1
(WOOD- PRODUCTS: No. of Bd.Ft. r r re’s
equal to Om- War Unit
!Logs delivered to local
mill {Includes piling)-10,OODV .ft.
•Logs .sawed in' small mill '
( on farm or nearby) 5,000b-'ft,
jPulpwood, fuel wood, bolts
for excelsior, -etc.--- 15 r ?rds
• : Selective Service B.arf //9
Those -farmers who are not ■ reducing
a.t. least 16 units in accordance with
the above list -should Increase their
production If possible.