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Donna Begoy
Phyllis Hanson
Beverly Lersh
Gayle Eckert
Hazel Werner
Peggy Jonee
Barbara McAllister
Marian Berry
Vivien Meier
Allan Linn
Marie M. Herning
Dick Jenson
Patsy Cooper
Flo Alice Dinkle
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Evonne DeLcnd
Shirley Monroe
Gwendolyn McNeese
Jean Haratnn
Janet Sherrod
Leola DeLand
Mary Ann Bryant
Virginia Hutte
Rosemary Vickaryous
Maxine Edlund
Alvin Sexton
Mary Ann Linn
Elaine Henry
LaVon Nelson
Dr. Paul D. Harwood and his associates,
of the Bureau of Animal Industry, found
treatment with Phenothinzine an offective
and safe way to keep sheep from losing
weight, and even dying, as a result of at
tacks by worms. Sheep received their
doses in the form of large capsules ad
ministered by a balling gun. Pigs re
ceived theirs mixed with their feed.Later
it developed that phenothinzine is a rem
edy for strongles - internal parasites
that cause an anemia and debility, and may
cause acute colic and death in horses -
and for many of the worms that undermine
the health of calves.
-Agricultural Leaders' Digest
There is a story going around of a big
tough citizen v,ho belligerently walked
into a store and demanded a new truck tire.
For a gag. he was sent to a trucking con
cern where he repeated his request,
"Sure," he was told, "we’ll sell you a
new tire." So he was handed one and told
the price would be $10,030.
"What," yelled tho belligerent buyer.
".Thy, of course," the seller explained.
"That's $30 for the tire and $10,000 to
pay the Federal fine.2 **
- Wall Street Journal -
according to the Associated Press, for
tne next six months, the average man will
be able to buy good shoes(real leather,
real rubber), but after that it's purely a
guess as to what he'll be walking around in.
Jesse Adler, New York shoeman and di
rector of the National Shoe Retailers As
sociation says* "The leather we used to
get is going to the Army and the Navy. Be
cause of stock on hand, we can handle the
situation until late in the fall. From
there on, shoes will be of inferior qual
ity."
President Roosevelt sayst "When your
government continues to spend these unpre
cedented sums for munitions month by month
and year by year, that money goes into the
pocketbooks and bank accounts of the people
of the United States."
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The Civic Center Home Makers Club met
at the Cooper home May 27. The import
ance of a well-balanced diet was discuss
ed, putting special emphasis on the use of
milk.
Mrs. Frank Pokorny was elected to visit
the 4-H gardens.
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> Miss Mae Stephenson, District Home Dem
onstration Agent, left on the train Thurs
day to work with 4-H club members and Home!
Makers at Talkeotna this weekend.
Joseph Benne drove to Anohorage on bus
iness Thursday.
CHURCH NOTICSS
St, John's Lutheran Church
Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School at 10i30 A.M.
Morning Worship with the celebration of
Holy Communion at lliOO A.li, Those who
wish to receive the Sacrament are asked
to register with the pastor before tho
service.
St. Michael's Catholic Church
The Rev. James Sneed, Pastor
Mass 10*30 o'clock every Sunday morn
ing until further notice.