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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1943)
6_______ Thur ’gy, May 27, 1943 Vernonia Eagle Those Who Most Stoves to Be Are In It Canning Sugar Stamps Are 15,16 Rationed in June Nation-wide rationing of heat Stamps numbered 15 and 16 in war ration book one will each be ing and cooking stoves that burn good for five pound* of sugar for coal, wood, oil or gas will be home canning under the revised gin the latter part of June, Rich program forecast last week, the ard G. Montgomery, OPA dis OPA has announced. Consumers trict director, was informed last week. will obtain this sugar by taking In the new program, OPA, as their ration books to retailers directed by the war production rather than applying to local board, expands the plan under boards for sugar coupons. Stamps which coal and oil heating stoves 15 and 16 became valid May 24 already are rationed under ration and will be good through October order 9 in 32 states where fuel 31, 1943. oil is rationed. The plan for ra The procedure for obtaining tioning cooking stoves as well as canning sugar was changed to re heating stoves was developed to lieve the boards of a heavy load assure fair distribution of the lim of work and since few families ited number of stoves that will be will need more than 10 pounds available, Montgomery said. of sugar per person, as 40 quarts Six specific types of stoves will of fruit is to be canned with this be rationed under the program: amount. Where home canners re coal or wood heating stoves ( in quire less than 10 pounds of sugar cluding laundry stoves, but ex but an amount other than 5 cluding water heaters), oil heat pounds, they will apply to their ing stoves, gas heating stoves, local boards for the exact amount coal or wood cooking stoves, oil needed. The application must be cooking stoves, and gas cooking in writing and should preferably stoves. be mailed. Highlight» Listed Rate Unchanged No change has been made in the rate at which sugar for canning will be made available—one pound for each four quarts, or eight pounds of finished fruit, and five pounds per person for making jams and jellies—with a total not to exceed 25 pounds. Consumers who require more than 10 pounds of canning sugar must apply in writing to the local board. Each application must be accompanied by ration book one for any person for whom appli cation is made, and should con tain the following information: number of quarts or pounds of processed foods produced since March 1 with sugar obtained for canning with stamps or previously from board, sugar on hand for canning, amount sugar obtained for jams and jetlies, and a state ment that sugar will be used at the prescribed rate and for home canning. Highlights of the plan as it will affect consumers, dealers, whole salers and manufacturers are: 1. Anyone who wants to buy a stove after the plan becomes ef fective will apply first to his .war price and rationing board for a purchase certificate which will be issued on the basis of need. 2. The number of purchase cer tificates which a war price and rationing board may issue will be limited by a quota system set up to assure fair allocation of the total supply of stoves. 3. Dealers and wholesalers, on dates to be announced, will regis ter their 1941 sales of new stoves and their present inventory of new stoves with war price and ra tioning boards. The board will as sign each dealer or wholesaler an inventory allowance. Manufactur ers will register with OPA in Washington on a special form to be supplied them. Gai Stove» Under WPB MILK MEANS DEFENSE Americans who drink milk have more health and energy. They are better able to do their best for our country. Phone today for regu lar delivery of Grade A Milk and Cream NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Phone 471 NATAL— Richard Peterson, CM 3/e, surprised relatives and friends in the valley Thursday of last week when he arrived unexpect edly for a few days visit. Richard had been stationed in Rhode Island, but is now in California. He left Sunday for Hood River to visit his sister and family for a few days before returning to Cal ifornia. Buddy George, who was recent ly inducted into the coast guard, is stationed at Port Townsend, Washington. Petty Officer 3/c Ellis Austin was here Tuesday while on leave from Tongue Point. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Nearly new Lange range and two heating stoves. Inquire at Eagle office. 21tl— FAMILIES WANTED TO PICK STRAWBERRIES—To begin by June 1. Nice cabins with wood, electricity and water furnished. 3 He per pound, He pound bonus for entire season. Ranch located 7 miles SE of Gresham. Sign up at Eagle office. 21tl— lf you haven’t gotten around to buying a Second War Loan Bond, stop and think what it would mean to you if our sol- f diers hadn't gotten round the fight. I After May 15, operations in western Oregon that come under the proviAong of the forest op erator’s permit law, with the ex ception of a part of southern Ore gon, must close down when the humidity reaches 30 per cent, ac cording to regulations that have been issued by State Forester N. S. Rogers. The order specifically requires the following: 1. Furnish and maintain an ac curate instrument for the meas urement of the humidity of the air. (Inspectors will check the ac curacy and location of instru ment« upon request.) 2. Close down and discontinue operations during any day or part thereof or for any period of time when the relative humidity is 30 percent or lower; discontinue operation during period of high winds when the relative humidity is 35 percent or lower. 3. Enforcement of the above regulations is the responsibility of the state inspectors and wardens within their respective districts. In the matter of general clo sures during periods of high fire hazard, these will be localized as much as possible by protection districts or parts of districts. Ac tion in such cases will be taken upon the recommendation of the district wardens or forest service officials, but it is hoped that to general observance of the closure when humidities reach 30 percent Applicants for gas cooking or heating stoves will be required to meet eligiblity requirements of WPB, which place certain restric tions on the use of gas and on gas connections. Specifically exempted from ra tioning will be electric stoves and heaters, water heaters, buckets-a- day or dome water heaters, sala mander heaters, caboose stoves, floor furnaces, central heating equipment, and all heating and cooking equipment designed es pecially for commercial industrial agricultural, or institutional use. Sales of such equipment will con tinue to be controlled by the war production board orders. QUALITY fillKASK plus PIIOPKH APPLICATION Equal a Good Greasing »lob. Members of the armed forces on pass, leave, or furlough for 3 days or more may now be granted special gasoline rations under cer tain conditions. A special applica tion, accompanied by papers au- will tend to limit the general' clo sures. These regulations of the for ester are very similar to those that have been in effect during previous fire seasons and which have been found especially effec tive. OLD 1 S unny B rook & BRAAD KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY AS ITS NAMB” I SWiSV l)R<X* jnrecs» Mau«* hllKSC. Mil»**1 Don’t blame your store if the' run out of Old Sunny Brook. Reserve stocks* are being care fully apportioned. However keep asking for Old Sunny Brook. A new supply will arrive before long! •WAR NOTE: Our distilleries are 100% engaged in the production of alcohol for war pur poses. This whiskey comes from reserve stocks. BUY WAR BONDS! National Distillers Products Corporation, N.Y. • 90.4 Proof Evaporated milk comes to the rescue! Don't let your stamps expire—bring your books to Safeway NOW while stocks are adequate and get the most out of your points at the lowest prices. Don’t wait till the last minute. Spend them NOW! •k FOR FASTER SERVICE, FINER SELECTION SlwjL faibf in. iha. UMc! Blue = _ , X kA? I BLUE STAMP VALUES i>fW 4 Soup, C’mpb’l Chic-Nood can 20 Beans, sm white 5-lb pkg 20 Beans, Idaho Reds 5-lb pkg 4 Grfrt Jce, Tex-Zest 46-oz cn 2 Grfrt Jce, Tex- Zest No 2 cn RED STAMP VALUES 11 Tomato Jce, Sun Dwn 46 oz 1 Potted Meat, Morrells 2 %s 11c 5 V-8 Veg Cocktail 18 oz can 5 Cudahy’s Tang 12-oz can 30c 71c Spry Shortening 3-lb glass 15 16 Peas, Gardenside No. 2 can 71c 14 Peas, Pict Sweet No. 303 can 3-lb jar 15 Snowdrift 15 Royal Satin Sh’rt’n’g 3-lb jar 64c 14 Cut Beans, Gardenside No. 2 UNRATIONED ITEMS 14 Corn, Country Home No. 2s Soup Mix, Minute Man 3 pkgs 25c 9 Carrots, Del Monte No. 303 Carrot Jce, Cocktail Mix 3 pkgs 25c 10 Catsup, Red Hill 14-oz bottle Apple Juice, Hood River 16 oz 13c Raisins, Del Monte Seeded 15oz 14c 21 Peaches, Polar Cling No. 2% 8 Pears, Red Tag No. 303 glass Dried Prunes 2 lb 24c; 4-lb pkg 42c 7 Prunes, Red Tag 2 2% cans Ripe Olives, Ebony Giant pint 25c 14c if- 44c 43c i. 31c 14c 21c 14c 12c 13c I 13c 14c 10c 13c 21c 20c 27c » Closed Monday, May 31, Memorial Day BUY NOW FOR THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY UNCLE SAM NEEDS YOUR DOLLARS .. . INVEST THEM IN WAR SAVINGS BONDS Sugar, White Sat 5 lb 33c; 10 lb 62c Brown Sugar (stamp 12) lb pkg 8c Flour, Kitchen Craft 49 lb $1.75 Flour, Harvest Blossom 24% lb 75c Pancake Flour, Sperry 28 oz 18c V KEEP THAT CHEERFUL SPIRIT! RATION STAMPS tip! AS TtUSWHKtto Qualification» Cited After the plan goes into effect, applicants for a stove purchase certificate will qualify under these general eligibility rules: 1. The stove is to be used in essential living or working space; 2. The applicant has no stove that can be used; 3. The stove is to replace one worn out beyond repair; 1. The applicant has not within 60 days.disposed of a stove which could have been used. Applicants for coal or wood stoves, either for heating or cook ing, in the fuel oil rationed area, will have a special eligibility if: (1) They have been burning fuel oil and are eligible for an auxiliary fuel oil ration of 350 gallons or more; (2) they are planning to convert from fuel oil to coal or wood (this will apply only in areas to be designated by OPA); and (3) (also in areas to be specified) if an oil fired cen tral heating plant already instal led is not supplying sufficient heat for health and comfort. Special Leave Gas Ration Allowed Forester Issues Fire Regulations thorizing the leave, may be made and the following information must be given: reason gas is need ed, what alternate transportation is available and why it cannot be used and the number of miles claimed essential. Attention is called to the fact that special rations may not be allowed for the following: to at tend funerals, to look for work, business trips by merchants for the purpose of buying merchan dise or supplies, visiting sick friends or relatives, round trip when moving (one-way travel al lowed), going to another climate for one’s health, meetings, moving a car for the purpose of selling it, and for use of air raid spot ters. Syrup, Sleepy Hollow 12 oz Peanut Butter, Real Roapt lb jar Salad Dressing, Duchess pt jar Oats, Morning Glory Ig pkg Quaker Oats, reg, I n 101 WAYS evaporated milk helps relieve wartime food prob-? lems. Babies thrive on it. Your cooked dishes are improved by it. It’s the cream in your coffee, th« whipped “cream” in your desserts, and ideal for creamed sauces, soups, cocoa, puddings. Whtrt is it? Evaporated milk is whole fresh cow’s milk with 60% of the water removed by evaporation. It’s concentrated, unsweetened milk sealed in cans, then sterilized pure, And today, through better methods of processing and distribution, it’s possible to give you evaporated milk that’s truly delicate in flavor. What it does for you. Evaporated milk supplies you the healthful milk solids you ought to have every day. Minerals, protein, vitamins A, D, B; and Bj. It’s easily digested, too, even by a baby’s delicate system. How to loop It. Evaporated milk keeps perfectly in the sealed can without refrigeration. Opened can« should be covered and kept in a clean, cool place. How to uso it. When a recipe calls for 1 cup milk, mix 14 cup water with cup evaporated milk and use as directed. In recipes calling for cream, use evaporated milk un- diluted. 1 To make grand whipped “cream, chill evaporated milk to 40® F.. place in cold bowl, beat with cola beater. Canned Milk 2 tall cans 19c Popular Brands 16c 1%-lb loaf 12c 28c Breed Julia Lee Wright Enriched 21c 22c Pen Jel 2 3-oz pkgs 23c Fruit Pectin 24c Jar Rubbers doz in pkg 4c > Regular led Sii., »n I» VlhM Apples fey Winsps lb 15c Tomatoes fey frm rp lb 17c Radishes, Green Onions Cucumbers Lemons Sunkist lb. 10c Oranges Calif, lb 9c Turnips Calif clip-top lb 9c 6 3 1 5 7 Regular Picnics Spare Ribs Neck Bones Pork Liver Pork Shoulder 36c 27c 11c 25c 35c Center Cut 7 Pork Steak 39c 9 Loin Pork Chops lb 42c Ling Cod sliced, pco lb 25c IUY A USE SUMP HO. Î3 r [ Edwards «*. **»• I Nob Hill I Airway <"<“ * 14c *** Because Heath’s does use quality grease and ap plies it properly to your car, it will pay you in car performance to have your greasing jobs done there at regular intervals. Heath’s Service Station Phone X57 »•wC r«ll * At the Hile Bridge, Riverview 3 1
