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Vo.-Ag. Shop Open

To Farmers

The V o c a t i <j> n al Agriculture Shop will be open two evenings each week beginning Thursday, March IS. The particular evenings which the shop will be open will be decided upon at the first meeting. The classes will be under the direction of the Instructor of Vocational Agriculture. C. B. Palmer who will be assisted by a Lay Instructor.

This announcement comes somewhat later than was anticipated, due to weather conditions, but we; feel that there is plenty of time left in the school year for farmers in the community to get lots of needed jobs done.

All interested parties are urged to be present at the first meeting so that any materials needed for proposed projecs may be secured by the fi 'st work night.

This is an excellent opportunity for farmers to repair machinery, as well as construct needed equipment for the honne and farm.

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Filth In The Mails

believe the figures released by the Postmaster General.

In 1958, 50,000 complaints about “filth and obscenity in the U. S. mails” were received by the Post Office Department. In 1959, the number was 70,000.

There were 293 arrests in 1958 .315 in 1959.

The questions are asked, “What can the parent do to protect his

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