Meat Management
Program Detailed
Point Rationing
Is Explained By
Chairman J, A. Berg
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High School Honor .
Roll For Semester
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Crouch, DeWayne Mitchell, Earl Ben­
ham, Gordon Stem. Vernon Eldredge,
Homer Anderson, Bob Alburn, Bob
Kelley, Ray Porter.
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Action to place in operation in Coo*
Following is the C. H. S. honor roll
county 'the new Meat Management
for the semester ending a few weeks
a^e: /
Program designed to prevent black
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market operations and to provide for their customers red one-point stamps
Straight Ones: Mary Lou Newton,
wide distribution of moat supplies is marked “A” or “B” in change. Cus­ Junior class.
being started this week under the tomers are reminded, in this connec­
Straight Twos; LaVerne Barrette,
On April 16, at eight o'clock in the
direction of the County Agriculture tion, that they must use stamps they Sr.; Richard Bland, Sr.; Vera Bishop. High School gymnasium, the senior
War Board according to orders issued receive in change by the end of the Soph.; Ann Borel, Jr.; Mary Borel. class will present a mystery play en­
by Secretary of Agriculture ClaurUR. month in which they are issued and , Sr.; Venita Brockway, Sophf»Donna titled “Midnight.”
Miss Chapin,
The embossed beauty
Wick a rd.
before they expire—just as they must Muy Chapin. Soph.; Ariel Crook, senior class adviser, is to be director
Butchers, local slaughterers, live­ um the stamps in their own books.
ef the Chelsea Wicker
Soph.; La Jean Estes, Soph.; Mary aiid has chosen the following cast of
stock dealers and farmers will par­
As red stamps are declared valid, Foote, Jr.; Leslie George, Fr.; Jean characters:
shape is emphasized
ticipate in thia program which is de­ they may be used with complete Irwin, Soph.; Kay Leslie, Sr.; Phyllis Bob Morris
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- Dick Ray
by
• wreath of roses
signed to obtain adequate supplies of freedom at choice by th«? housewife to Litzenberger, 8oph.; Tom Martin, Sr.; Claire
- Jane Oerding
meat for direct war need* and to se­ buy any one, or any combination, of Ralph Meyers, Jr,; Evelyn Myers, Fr.; Joe Howard
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Alvin Hickam
hand painted in subtle, 20 NIC! ««VICI FOI 4 FIORI!
cure the control necessary for fair the foods for which they must be sur­ Mildred McCarthy, Soph-; Marianne Ellen
Doris Ann Wood
4 Pinner Helos
4 Sruud oM BuWur Hatun
soft colors. A highly 4 Salad Halen
distribution to consumers through rendered..
- . Mary Borel
There is no distinction Rackleff, Fr.; Marilyn Sage, Sr.; Har­ Aunt Julia
4 Toecops and Saucers
rationing. According to this plan, all made at’all in the use of the red riet Tozier, Sr.; Winifred Van Fleet. Mrs. Wicks
Colleen Ireland
satisfying pattern to
slaughterers and livestock dealer* stamps as between meat and cheese, Jr.; Doris Ann Wood, Sr.; Pat Yar- Samuel Hardman - Bob McCarthy
i use.
ABBITI OHS AVAIIASII MOM OMN STOCK
Eddie
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will operate under a permit system or any of the other foods for which I l brough.
Jack McCracken
beginning April 1 and the county these stamps are to be spent.
Wilfred Wasson
Two Average. No grade below a Leonard
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board has been assigned the task of
Wally. Moore
“For example,” explained Mr. Berg, th’ree: Barbara Barrows, Jr4 Lynne Hugh Nichols
Variety of Patterns to Choose From
acquainting all concerned with the “a housewife Who comes Into the Culver, Sr.; Ben Hqwe, Jr.; Walter Kate Bagely
■ .’ Marilyn Sage
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new program and of issuing the re­ store with 40 points to spend from Isler, Fr.; Bob Kline, Sr.; Sandra Smith
Elmer Zwicker
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... Laverne Barrett
quired permits.
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the ration books of her family, may Neff, Jr.; Jane Oerding, Sr.
Jim Paula
The committees helping with the
(Forms foF uss in connection with spend all of them for{meat, or all of Peart, Jr.; Avis Rickett, Sr.
production are:' Electrician, Bob r
this program arc now being prepared them for butter or cheese, or she may,
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; Klir^e; Promptress, Kay Leslie; Stage
and all commercial »laughtercr* and if she wishes, divide up her points,
Manage«, Harriet Tozier and Ken
farmers who are selling dreaaed meat and buy butter and cheese. ^or mar­
Holverstott;
Wardrobe
Mistress.
should request a form at th« Agri­ garine and meat, or any any other
Standard $5/10/5.000 Liability Policy ou Private Cars with
, Marybelle Yarbrough; Publicity, Bet­
culture agent’s office for use in ap­ combination of food she chooses."
A ration Book $14.00 per year. B Book $15.25. C Book $16.25
ty Emery, Joe Estes, Genevieve
plying for the permit which will be
Point values for the entire list of
COLLISION RATES REDUCED on A & B Ration Books.
Forest Ranger Brown, of Powers, Thompson and Roberta Stonecypher;
needed on Mrtch 31, 1943.
foods rationed in Coquille will be
26% off on A Book — 10% off on B Book.
This program will not apply to the same us in every retail store in is conducting a series of six forestry Program, Tom Martin; Tickets, Bill
farmers who slaughter meat only for j ■ the country—just as they are for classes at the Coquille High School Mineau.
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FIRE INSURANCE RATES REDUCED ON ALL
consumption on the farm, but all : canned goods. Point prices of differ­ The class meets every Monday morn­
- DWELLINGS AND FARM PROPERTY
See our large display ot choice pot
farmers slaughtering any meat for ent cuts at meat will be different,— ing for one hour and is concerned
CALL
OR PHONE ON ANY INSURANCE PROBLEM
¡'sale must obtain permits and must | just as the point price of apricots and with, general forestry problems, In­ plants at Bergen’s, across highway
436
Front
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Phone 62M
Not the
operate under quotas according to peas, for example, is different. How- cluding fire prevention and conserva­ from telephone office.
cheapest
but
the
best.
Phone
64.
s
tion
of
standing
timber.
Some
of
the
these new regulations.
¡ever, there will be no difference in
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Commercial slaughterers and farm­ point price between different grades boys will enter the forestry service
ers who m H dressed meat in any of the same cut of meat—nor between for the summer. The boys taking the
Keys made for all locks. Stevens
The Office Where Accommodation Is A Pleasure
amount must, through this program, different grades of hard cheese, nor course are: Andrew Brlner, Don Cash Hardware, Coquille, Ore.
obtain a permit before April 1, from the Mme quantity of any kind of but­
the County Agriculture War Board ter.
Many farmers,—even those who
at the County agent’s office in Co­
quille. It will be required that operate on a very small scale,—pro­
mi IVIRY TUISOAY
slaughtering be done within month, duce some of the foods included in
Your family will enjoy the Family
or quarterly quotas* and each whole­ ■ the new ration program for the use
Circle Macasine, so be Sure to get
sale cut of meat must be identified of their families, Mr. Berg pointed
your free copy every Tueaday
with a number assigned to the per­ I out. Although the new plan places
Timely articles, up-to-the-minute
mit. Rationing must be collected for i no official restrictions on the use
movie reviews, special recipes,
all of the dressed meat sold and each I of any df these foods at the farmer’s
household hints, and other inter­
esting features are a regular part of
operator must maintain adequate own table, the government is request­
this sprightly magasine Get your
ing that farm families retain red
sanitary facilities.
FREE copy each Tuesday. •
Permits will also be issued to all stamps in their family ration books
persons engaged in buying and sell­ in an amount equal in point value to
ing livestock,
including dealers, the foods produced and eaten at home.
A farmer who slaughters a pig he
agents selling on commission, and
auctioneers. These permit« will re­ raised for-the use of his family, for *"
quire an inventory as of April 1 and example,^* asked to set aside point
that records be kept of. all transac­ stamps equal in point value to the
Try a box of this
tion«. Farmers are not required to number of points he would have to
surrender if he bought the equivalent
obtain A
swell new panenko»
amount of pork Ina poA products
stock, but
at the store, Similarly, if he makes
ord*.
Successful operation of the pro­ butter for the um of his family, he
20 oz. box 9c
gram will depend on the full co-op­ is requested to keep in hip book, and
If cutting down uii breakfast is a
eration of all livestock producers, not otherwise um , the number of red
que*t|on of time, and it usually is,
dealers and slaughterers, according stamps he would need to buy the same
Other nutritious BREAKFAST ideas
then set the alarm (or a little earlier
to John Carl, county chairman Agri­ amount of butter.
than usual ami take time for a nour­
When a farmer sells any of ttiese
culture War Board, who states fur­
Morning Glory Oats sm pkg lie lg 24c
ishing meal Much of the preparation
Molasses Brer Rabbit Gold 12 oz. 19c
ther that rationing of meats cannot home-produced foods, he must collect
can be done the night before such
ration
stamps
from
his
customers,
—
be effective if some of the supplies
FARINA Albers 28 oz. package 19c
Enriched Bread J. L. Wright 1*4 Tb 13c
a* ltaving talde set. the batter with
bypass tbe rationing program with even if they are neighbors,—on the
the exception of melted shortening
WHEATIES Gold Medal 8 oz. pkg. 11c
Flour X>tchen Craft 49 lb. sack $1.79
the result that consumers in some basis of official point prices, and
mixed for hot cake*, waffle*. ■ or
areas get more than their share while turn these stamps in to the Office of
muffins, or having the biscuits in
POST BRAN FLAKES 8 oz. pkg 9c
Fleischman’s Yeast ...... 3 cakes 10c
Price Administration.
those in others get none.
their pan and waiting in tbe re­
“Farmers in this area,” said Mr.
frigerator.
Cooe county farmers have raised
Grapenuts Wheat Meal 16 oz. 2 for 25c
MILK Bordens, Cherub, etc tall cn 10c
their share of the record production Berg, will be Instructed later on just
PATTCRN FOR MIIAKFMT — If
Shredded
Wheat
Nabisco
2
pkgs.
23c
ol livestock and the farm plans when and how to turn in these
your breakfast pattern ha» been up­
MARGARINE Dalewood 1 lb pkg. 25c
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set by the rationing program, remem­
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signed for 1943 indicate that they will itampo.' r
Nob
Hill
Coffee,
wh.
roast
lb
bag
24c
MARGARINE Sunny Bank 1 lb. 17c
ber that this meal can still be a well-
During the first five weekly pe-
maintain thia production, but the
balanced one. Fruit, cereal, brvad in
meat producers on county ranches rlod*. «*<* »tamps from war ration
Edwards Coffee whole roast lb bag 27c
Dexterized Honey 4
14 oz. pkg. 28c
some form and that one cup of coffee
will not contribute to winping the hook two will become valid and will
supply energy, vitamins, mineral*,
war unless it ia properly distributed expire as follows::
caloriea, ami that grand satisfied
Stamps
Week
Red Stamps
and utilised Carl said.
feeling,
Expire
(Beginning Bearing Letter
FRWT$- Whole fruits such as sliced
April 30
March 89 A-416 points)
ti
oranges or baked apples are more
April 30
April 4
B»(16 points)
filling and have mare lasting qual­
April 30
April 11
C-(lfi pointa)
ities than fruit juices. Unstrained
April 30
D-(16 points)
April 11
Point Value
Price Value
juices have the same advantage over
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(To be
April 2S
E-U6 points)
strained juice*. Vary the fruit in
(32)
Tomato
Jce.
S.
Dawn
46 oz 22c
announced)
Bay ewe mere Vojoloblo FRESH every d*y «nd
some way each day. and don't have
help mvs Canned FooJs year eeeniry Ma J«.
(11) Tomato Jce Libby 18 oz cn 11c
too many repeaters For example,
Hollywood magic reaches lofty new
serve apples baked, as a sauce, or
($3) Gpf Juice Townhouse 46 oz 30c ASPARAGUS California Fancy
heights in Universal's Arabian Nights"
lb. 29c
fried.
according to the flood of enthusiastic
(6) Apple Juice Nu West
CIRCAL9
-There's a kind for every
Fancy Newtons
lb. 10c
raves by critics who have witnessed
12 oz. glass ................. 2 for 25c
taste Vary them from time to time
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Fancy Winesaps Ib. 11c
Initial showings of the new Techni­
for
interest,
and
alternate
cooked
The city’s treasury was enriched
(I) E Z Apple Sauce Mix pkg. 9c
color innovation. The picture, pre­
ocreals with ready-to-serve ones.
GRAPEFRUIT California Marsh Seedless Ib. 6c
by $30 the past week, three men,
(10) Hood River Apple Sauce
sented by Walter Wanger Produc­
Molasses, honey, corn syrup, majrle-
charged With being intoxicated, each
No.
2
can
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.1.
15c
tions, comes Sunday, Monday and
TURNIPS
California, dip-top
Ib. 7*4c
fiavorod syrup and fruits and fruit
forfeiting the $10 bail he posted—
(21) Pears Gr’n Tag No. 2*4 can 18c
Tuesday to the Roxy Theatre and
sauces add a pleasant change to
' Chester Nichols last Thursday, Arthur
( ABBAGE California, Med. size heads Ib. 8c
stars Jon Hall, Marla Montez and
cereals, ami help the sugar bowl too.
(15) Crabapples Thank You
I-eRoy Hathawkse on Saturday, and
Sabu.
1 ib. 12 oz. gl................. •J»«... _.2lc NLW POTATOES Florida Bliss Triumps Ib. 7c
9RIAKPA9T MIAO -Toast is the
Donald Loraine Dross on Sunday
Rarely has any cinema venture been
morning standby, but here, variety
(15) Deluxe Plums Libby
anticipated with livelier interest, and
is welcome also. Serve toast plain, a*
No. 2*4 jar............... 2 for 31c
(Subject to market changes and available supplies)
Have you made your contribution
riporta Indicate that the picture will
French toast, cinnamon toast, ur
z
of good hooks to boys in the service’
(II)
Fr.
Cocktail
Hostess
Delight
come up to every expectation. It is ¡
toqsted jelly sandwiches. Enriched
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Norton's have a very fine stock at
16
oz
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17c
significant to note that advance an-,
bread give* extra vitamins that we
this time to chose from
(24) Tomatoes G'side 28 oz can 14c
all can use.
nouncements stress the adult enter­
tainment element of the film, which
.(14) Com Pict Sweet
would indicate that the full fascina- ' Calling cards bO tor 31.00
cream or whole
20 oz. 15c
tlon of the original Arabian Nights
(14)
Com
Country
Home
OYSTERS pt. 53c
PORK CHOPS
wood’s most beautiful girls for the
tale has not been sacrificed.
cream No. 2 - 20 oz. 2 for 29c
lavish harem and slave market se­
Bring those good books to
SMELT
2
lbs.
25c
AOvesstarea Revealed
PORK STEAK
(8) Ketchup Heinz Tomato 14 oz 19c
quences. while others were recruited
The story, dealing with the roman­
SAFEWAY for our boys
for spectacular dancing scenes in
SALMON
,
lb.
35c
(8)
Red
Hill
Catsup
14
oz.
bot.
14c
TAMALES
2
tico adventures at Sherazade, exotic
in the armed forces.
which Miss Montez is featured.
dancer of Bagdad, moves swiftly
DOING YOUR BIT? BUY WAR BONDS A STAMPS REGULARLY!
Important characterizations are
against the vivid background of the
Described "*«7* a“"gleaming contributed by Thoma. Gomez. Tur-
Orient.
Senior Class Ploy
Set For April 16
>28.00
MATE J KA'S JEWELRY STORE
Insurance At New Reduced Rates
I Forestry Classes
At Coquille High
SAFEWAY
Serve a hearty breakfast of
SUZANNA Pancakes!
Five ■¡■■tee c
ter year heelth's sake
f» rattr/w rwr wrr* »U
Arabian Nights"
Fine Entertainment
At Roxy Sun. to Tue.
Point Ration Values
Thirty Dollars In
Bail Forfeited
Kisu fttnoci
A PPI pC
UHVMV MUI
Victory Books
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feminine players include Elyse Knox.
rivalry of two princely brothers over
Acquanetta and Carmen D'Antonio.
the affection of the dancer.
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Maria Montez, glamorous Latin star, I Hogan Writes hereon Play
____ as Sherazade,
_____ while
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_ Jon . Hall
The *t°ry and screen play for
appears
wtrtrav"th* hrothm "Arabian Nights'* was written by
and Leif Erikson portray the brothers
»rtditinnai Hi.
who fall under her spell. Sabu is said i,
. *2**n’_w
dditional die
to have hi. most colorful role, and
»>y True Boardman The pro-
others in the imposing cast lnclude duction was designed by Jack Otter-
Billy Gilbert, Edgar Barrier and
pr”lde*‘ °
rchnicoior Director.
Shemp Howard.
, • Milton KraaneJ Is bredited as cam-
Producer Wanger is declared to traman, and the film was directed by
have assembled a multitude of Holly- , John Rawlins.
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