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“Since proceeds from the 1950 Christmas Seal Sale will finance the work of these tuberculosis associations for the coming yew, every pwent who buys and uses as many Christmas Seals as he can is actually contributing to a healthier community for his child,” the Governor concluded. «— The- 1050 Christmas Seal sale , officially opened this iweek when residents throughout the state will rdclive sheets of the Seals in their mail. Closing date of the' Seal Sale is December 25. 1 The 1950 Seal was designed by Andre D u g o, internationally known artist who has also become in recent years a writer and illustrator of children’s books. A native of Hungary, artist Rugo came •to America in 1999 and is now~a resident of New York. This la the second Seal stamp he has designed. .

Homemakers Items

A kit of simple tools is a handy aid for the homemaker who frequently has to do small repair jobs around the house.

For most households, Extension Service specialists at V.P.L suggest a hammer,’large and small screw driver, medium-sized pliers, and a six-inch crescent wrench—f convenient because it had adjustable jaws. . Assemble the tools in a holder jahich can be kept at a central ;p!ace in the house. A homemade case, patterned after those made for table silver, with separate open-top pockets for each tool, may be made of some sturdy material like duck or denim. Put loops at the top so you can hang it opea on the wall for use, and stitch tapes to the back so you can tie it when it’s rolled up.

Using tools efficiently is as im- , portent as having them-handy. Grasp a hammer close under the

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