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Rules Laid Down
For Bakeries in
Wheat Saving Plan
Stringent regulations' have been
set for bakeries in the campaign to
meet the demand for lower wheat
consumption in this country and,
those dependent upon the local
baker for .bread will have to tight
en their belts, so to speak. As is
known around the White House, '
this is an emergency, and is not
expected to last longer than is ne
cessary to provide needed grain
for starving millions of the war
devastated countries. Be that as it
may, there are certain regulations
the bakers must comply with or
run the risk of heavy fines. i
First in line of lending aid, bak-'
eries are reducing loaf sizes from'
the customary one and one-half
pound unit to one pound. So far!
as can be seen now, the same num-!
it is not expected that additional
.ber of loaves will be turned out but
output demands can .be met.
The Heppner bakery is in receipt
of Buletin No. 295 from the Amer
ican Bakers association in which
the following advice was given:
Bakery salesmen were told: "You
must not replace stale or damaged
bakery products with fresh goods,
or in any manner give credit for
such products."
Bakers and bakery operators
were informed: "You must not al
low your salesmen to engage in the
illegal practice of consignment
selling."
not ask Or require your supplier of
Grocers were inormed they "must
bakery products to replace or give
credit for goods unsold, stale or
damaged."
Bakers, salesmen and grocers
alike were advised that conviction
on violations of the regulations of
the bakery order may mean "a fine
of $10,000 or an imprisonment of
one year, or both."
Nursing Profitable
Field for Girls
most profitable field of profession
Nursing offers the biggest and
al life for girls, with better oppor
tunities for advancement and high
er pay than ever before. This mes
sage was delivered to girls at the
high school this week by Miss Guhli
Olson, staff member of the Uni
versity of Oregon Medical school,
department of nursing.
In practically every field of
specialized nursing, the demand
for college trained professional
women is far greater than the sup
ply, Miss Olson said.
Girls planning to go to college
can take two years of the pre
professional curriculum on the
campus of their choice and then
spend thirty months in the pro
fessional curriculum at the Medi
cal school department of nursing.
This program earns them a Bach
elor of Science degree. It opens
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the way to specialized work in
public health nursing, orthopedics,
teaching, administration and other
fields.
ward. Leave at Gazette Times
office. 5p
every home may have a Robotine,
the kitchen mechanic that shoots
dirty dishes from the dining room
table to the steam cabinet and
back into the cupboard.
tut in 1946, we ttill have to
save used cooking fat to make soap for
washing dishes. Use and re-use food
fats and then turn them in to your meat
dealer for four cents a pound to makt
soap and other household essentials.
Fats and oils ore short tht world over.
By conserving fats you help to feed th
starving millions.
FOR SAL&-164 young and old
ewes and their lambs. Will sell
lot with wool on if bought soon.
A. G. Edmondson, Heppner. 5-6p
LOST Saturday night, billfold
containing valuable papers. Ini
tials CEL stamped on cover. Re-
Re". Johnnie Jackson, mission
ary from Cuba will speak at 8 p.
m. at the Assembly of God church
beginning Sundav r'ght through
Thursday. The public is welcome.
Mrs. Madge Bryant was in Pen
dleton . Wednesday attending to
some matters of business.
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