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_Registration for jno n hetween
.the ayes of 45 and'65 was he 1.1 _in
ralner_ on ''ay 20th.,_Any_ rien in
this are :rono_ whc hoynot yet
reals tore i yyipula ho jo 1: rieaiate
ly at the office of the -.'peal .oar-'
Painer
noca± hoard l\To, 9
hi V. T riBAUARY RAG IS TP Ah A 5 TO
'Sc r: ~irfhCT5b i:t jtrrT
odectees from among the men
who r 'gistoref for Selective Ser
vice on Tehruary 15,1942, ma’r he
inducted into the Army in June,
it is an .ounce 1 hy Selective Ser
vice "ational Headquarters. The
hehrvary 15th registrants will he
’.istributel proportionately with
the 0lassi-A registrants re- ain
inr Crcr the first two realstra
tions of January an.' July 1941.
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iturd - riT]R":iT
iss 3!\irlcy Hur ug?'tor
of Fr. and I.-rc • Fred Hurl wore
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. . - _L v . Ui;Ui.a > .LyJ ‘.y V v_- «. i J. . O Ui-w
her. to of tlio bride’s‘parents. Hiss
G-u’.rvr Olson and Hr, Hare IF Gibson
young couplo, ",
V; 1 lrioth oi 'Jc.sills,
erf orrnoF tlio coreriony. I* any
ri on ’.s at ten led ’ the r ocopti on af
ar the ccrortony.
att "■ o ’ the
Co- - is si oner
T ’***•> O v-;,-1 ] Too r* T • fO?* ^*P "! - f'*h
a. • t-t. - . ill o • -LJ rn *■ Q 1. aOJ _ _• J. __ wx L<
e.lnor Tucs "ay to return to the
ts.tos, Hr, Tucker was suporin
cnl-nt'of construction, represent*
ing G,i.,Carlson Flcctric Co, who
contracted the building of the
F.3.-. lines in the Valiev.
"’ritz
- f7 1 '
> *n n o lo ^ nn* 1 rr °10 'o 1
v* 1 o lie-. J j.1 ; kj ..ci..' _
ing har.Fs with, oil friends here,
after spending several weeks in
Funny California, Fritz is glad
11 s o o
to ho hack, Fays he can!
anything to hoIF hin Outside,
co -op pop: s
I'don’t want to unduly alarm
anyone, but after conferring with
various officials in the mates,
ny suggestion would bo fo’* overy
ono hero to keep the pant*-*' full
of staple groceries. ’.7c a -e a
long way from our source (O' sup
plies and anvthing may happen in
this all out war.
Chipping woul.l not have to
be lisruptod for long eve . with the
above-normal supplies we have on
hand at this time before our diets
would be limited.
A special boar: nectieg was
held after ny return and . us are
being' taken to increase o c sup
plies, but wo'will require space
to store then. You can ac- mist by
buying as much as possible,
I spout an evening with Nr.
an e* *' *p o ’ n ~-,n +-- -y» -> — 1 -f-Sn’r a ort <'*!
. O • . -/ o- . j. U j ± u. i Ui.vy O i J.v.
their rogard.s to their ma"y friends
in the Valley, hnc promise' to
he hack after did war and when
he had his nla.no.
leaving
shin—
Conditions on the coast arc
booming with apgr.rcntly evoryono
trying to got rich in a krrry, I
was told, that farriers wer j
their places to work in th
yards and other industries, a
condition which should help our
market3 hero this year an it will
eliminate to some extent C'it si do
conpotition.
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NOTICE
TRADING POST - UAREFClTSE - OARAGE
3T?0P - PRODUCE DEPAP'TRENT • ’./ill
ho closed from --at. noon : ay 50
to the morning of Tuos. t 10 2.
The Creamery will he cloe •1 each
afternoon '.urlng the same period
for Pid-Year Invontorv.