(fxtpm’siom ttt:v;s continued)
of Reader's Digest.) A novel idea
for patching materials was also
brought out. The pa tch is put on
with an electric iron. (See local
dealers.)
The Hilltop Club met at Mrs,
Ea' i. Hecker's on August 9.
4-ri: Child Care i roup will be led
by Mrs. ’Walter C. Man, in the ab
sence of Dr. Andrews who is enroiate
to California. Many interesting art
delightful toys are being made by
members of this group.
FROM TF1" 0. P. A.
The following notice has been
received from the Office of Price
Administration- at Juneau.
MWe have been advised by a
number of people w>~o have shipped
out home canned salmon as gifts than
thr shipments have been held in
Seattle for surrender of points,and
in some cases involved real hard
ships for the recipient. In other
cases, the salmon was given to in
stitutions, or it had to rv; shipped
back to the sender.
The misunderstanding about home
canned salmon is due to th ; gift
provision in Ration Order 13, wh•ch
governs processed foods and wMe.v
permits' gifts of siicK foods ration
free in limited quantities. A } t
usel of the list of foods governed
by Ration 0rderl3, reveals the ft 't
that this does not include salmon.
Salmon is included with meats, fats,
and cheese under Ration Order 16
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