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What a message The John Day community could send if they welcomed and sponsored a few families of diverse thought or color in to their community.

That would show them Neo-whatevers!

What a wonderful message that would send to the world about Oregon's good will and true feelings about diversity.

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We home can and are cocerned about BPA being used in home canning lids,

The only way we found to home can without BPA is to buy all glass German made Weck jars at about $8.00 each.

Has any research done on how and when BPA is more apt leach in to our food?

Thanks for bringing it up!

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