Beall, Thelma

Goble, Eva

Lindstrom, Ellen

Pond, Esther

Rokahr, Mary

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No. 301 BuLLETIX SEPTEMBER, 1948 OF THE AGRICULTCRAL EXTENSION SERVICE, Ttt1, OHIO STATE Ui-.IVERSITY EVERY MOTION COUNTS Prepared by the Home Management Committee on Work Simplification, National Work Simplification Project, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana. Reprinted and distributed by the Ohio Agricultural Extension Service THE Omo STATE UNIVERSITY AND THE U.S. DEPARTME'1T OF AGRICULTURE, CooPERATING AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, H. C. RA~ISOWER, Director, Columbus, Ohio Printed and distributed in furtherance of theActs of May 8 and June 30, 1914 DO YOU MAKE YOUR ..,, i L l -~,"" __ -Leave Out Any Part Of a Task You Can Use The Best Tool For the Task Sit To Work Whenever You Can R MOTIONS COUNT? Make One Task Out: Of Two or More Keep Everything Within Easy Reach Make Both l--lands Work DO MORE WORK IN LESS TIME! USE YOUR TIME WISELY! ANY JOB CAN BE IMPROVED! MAKE EVERY MOTION COUNT! FOR FURTHER HELP ON HOW TO STUDY YOUR MOTIONS IN HOME MAKING CALL AT YOUR COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE OFFICE HOME MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE ON WORK SIMPLIFICATION Esther Pond ............................ Washington State College Thelma Beall. .............................. Ohio State University Eva Goble ..................................... Purdue University Ellen Lindstrom .......................... University of Wyoming Mary Rokahr ......................... Extension Service, U.S.D.A. 

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