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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1943)
6 Thursday, June 17, 1943 ... Vernonia Eagle Youngsters on Job Set Rules Govern As Green Guards Sale of Gasoline Motorists need not be surprised Young people from this coun ty who are not yet old enough to if the service station attendant work in war industries, but who does a little checking up before •till want to contribute some putting gasoline into their tanks, thing to winning the war during for the OPA has set up rules for summer vacation are turning to him to follow which make it dif the Green Guard youth division ficult for the unscrupulous per of the Keep Oregon Green associa son to get any gasoline to which tion as a chance to do a real job. he is not legally entitled. Many of the youth of this coun An official notice to gasoline ty were members last year, and consumers made available to ser these are receiving a service stripe to wear with their Green vice stations through their oil Guard emblem. Among the newest companies lists the following members of this state-wide forest things which the attendant must fire prevention group to sign mem do before selling gasoline: bership cards from this county 1. Ask for mileage rationing are: James Cahill, Vance Cole, book before delivering gasoline. ■ John Hopkins, Charles Robbins, 2. Be sure correct ration stick Darwin Wilcoxen and Donald Wil- er is properly displayed on the coxen of Birkenfeld. vehicle. Joined in Drive 3. Be sure the vehicle is the Last year more than 6,000 Ore same as described on the ration gon young people were Green book cover. Guard members. These youngsters 4. Deliver no gasoline if ration pledge themselves to help in the book expiration date has passed. general state-wide campaign to 5. Deliver no gasoline unless prevent forest fires. They joined there are enough coupons for in the drive to educate the general current period to cover purchase. public to the dangers of fire caus 6. Deliver no gasoline unless ed by carelessness. Many of them the coupons are properly endorsed were on their toes, reporting on the back by purchaser. small fires to nearest fire wardens. 7. Detach coupons from the Others helped in the distribution book—accept no loose coupons. of Keep Oregon Green posters, 8. Follow all instructions and fag bags, and other literature. regulations in checking and handl “The job this year is bigger ing coupons. than ever," said Edmund Hayes, chairman of the executive commit- tee of KOG, “and we want many thousands for Oregon young peo ple to help in the Green Guard movement. Just write Keep Oregon Green, Salem, for emblem and supplies." Seaman 1/c Harry Lusby ar rived here Monday night on a 14- CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprec day leave, after seven weeks of iation to our friends for the kind confinement at the naval receiv ness shown and flowers given ing barracks in Portland due to rheumatic fever. Seaman Lusby during our recent sorrow. had been visiting his parents, Mr. O. B. Turner and family and Mrs. C. Lusby, on a short pass from sea duty, and several CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our grati days later became ill. After this tude for the kind sympathy ex leave he will remain in Portland tended U» and the lovely floral of until fully recovered. ferings given during our recent sorrow. Mrs. L. W. Haverland Mrs. H. D. Eggleston and family Those Who Are In It STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Robert Lamping is now at Ohio state university at Columbus and is taking a psychology course pre paratory ,to becoming an instruc tor in the army air corps. NATAL — Richard Peterson. CM 3/c, now stationed at Oakland California came home Wednesday of last week. He was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Inez Taylor, Buy iting his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds the past few days; he is stationed in Florida. He has 15 days of furlough, but it took him four days to .arrive here. Haw to Save Time and Money toe Safeway advertised prices are good from Tuesday through Saturday each week. You can avoid tiresome Saturday shopping and save money too by shopping at Safeway early in the week. 'Hmnemake/ui' ¿Jidde> z River. MIST—Pvt. Armour Reynolds of the armed forces has been vis- SAFEWAY One More Vegetable Fresh Every Day And Help Make Your Canned Goods Ration Go Farther Around the table with a pound of meat It’s quite a trick to make a pound of meat go all around the table and satisfy all the appetites. The secret is to use the meat in tiny pieces, so that the flavor is distributed. Nu tritionally, it s sound practice and one we can well afford to adopt these days. CHOP SUEY — Cut meat into tiny pieces, brown in hot fat. add sliced celery, onions, shredded cab bage (in lieu of bean sprouts), and seasonings to taste. Add a little water, cover pan and simmer for 15 minutes or until vegetables are ten der. Thicken the broth slightly with flour or cornstarch. Serve over steaming, fluffy rice. RUSSIAN MEAT BALLS— Mix together a pound of ground meet, 4 or 5 boiled, chopped potatoes, 1 grated onion, and salt and pepper. Form into small balls and brown in hot fat. Add a little milk or water, cover pan and simmer gjjntly for 15 minutes. Thicken pan liquor with flour and serve over meat balls. NOODLE DELIGHT— Saute small pieces of meat and mix with cooked noodles cooked green beans or okra, and wedges of fresh tomato. Pour in greased casserole and bake in mod erate oven (350° F.) for 15 minutes or until heated through and flavors are blended. MEAT PIE — Dice a pound of meat and prepare as for stew, using sev eral vegetables cut in uniform pieces. Thicken gravy slightly and pour stew into greased casserole. Cover top with pastry or with mashed po tato or corn-meal crust. Bake in moderately hot oven (400c F.) for 20 minutes or until well browned. VARY SUMMER EATING WITH SALADS Timely tips for easy ways to prepare Dozen Plates oX Hearty Salads” are given in Julia Lee Wright’s article in this week’s Family Circle. Get your copy free at Safeway. A new issue out every Tuesday. Saje way Homemakers* Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Directo« Automobile, Fire and Life Insurance fend daughter of Hood They left again Saturday. Here's one wartime request everybody can cheer ovor because this means it's patriotic to buy vegetables fresh . . . with crispness, sweet flavor and tenderness all hi them. More. The vegetable which is fresh not only tastes better, but is tops in vitamin values, too. That's why Safeway rushes produce straight in from the farm . . . cutting out needless delays and in-between costs, thus giving you the fresh produce at the lowest price because their system of pricing produce by the pound saves you money in wasted, wilted leftovers. Remember ai Safeway you pay only for what you can use today . . . whilo it’s at its best. ORANGES Sunkist lb. 9c LEMONS lb. 11 Vic lb 16>/2 c WINESAP APPLES lb 6c CARROTTS Clip-top ped ASPARAGUS fresh lb 17c SPINACH large leaf lb 6c Potatoes California No. 1 100-lb sack $^.35 Hon-Rationed Buvs Blue Statnb Values 5-lb pkg Vegetable Soup, Campbell 2 for 23c Blue Rose Rice Tomato Jce, Sunny Dwn 2s can 10c Soup Mix, Minute Man 3 packages Tomato Jce, Chevy Chase No 10 42c Sauerkraut, Goldsmith’s qt jar Grpfrt Jce, Tex-Zest 46-oz can 31c Crabmeat, Tillamook No '/2 flat 4-lb package Peaches, Polar ICing 2/i can 21c Dried Prunes, 2-lb pkg Pears, Red Tag choice 303 jar 17c Black Figs, Dried Veg-All, Larsen’s 16-oz glass 13c Raisins, Sun Maid Nectar 15 oz Diced Carrots, All Gold 303s 10c Chinese Noodles, 14-oz package White Corn, Ctry Hm No. 2 13c Pancake Flour, Sperry 48-oz pkg Cut Beans, Blue Tag No. 2 can 16c Pancake Flour, Suzanna 40-oz pkg Tomatoes, Standard 2'/i can 14c Syrup, Sleepv Hollow 12-oz bottle Hot Sauce, Vai Vita 8-oz can 5c Flour, Kitchen Craft 49-lb sack $1.89 49-lb sack $2.29 Sweet Peas, Libby No. 2 can 14c Flour, Gold Medal ■X sakww Mt, Miscellaneous Values 1 Bread, Julia Lee Wright’s 12c Save waste fats in your kitchen today—they’ll Mayonnaise, NuMade pt jar 25c be on the firing line in just three week’! s time! Safeway pays top prices for Bring them in anytime! veal. REGULAR PICNICS BACON JOWLS DRY SALT PORK PORK LIVER lb Pork Roast (shldr), center cut PORK CHOPS 36c 23c 26c 25c 35c 42c Coffee, Edwards lb bag 24c Oats, Morning Glory lg Pkg 22c Oxydol Soap 24-oz Pkg 23c Ivory Soap Flakes 12 i /2 oz 23c Lifebuoy Soap 3 reg bars 21c Jels-Rite Pectin 3 8-oz pkgs 29c Parowax Jelly Seal 2 lb pkgs 25c Buy War Bond« and Stamps aesu'orly MILK MEANS DEFENSE Geo. W. Bell, Vernonia Headquarters at Lynch Auto Phone 773 I P ZHZHZHZHZHZHZ Fix That Roof NOW! Don't wait until it rains and then be sorry! 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 CHECK and DOUBLE-CHECK Wartime fire wardens know what it takes to quench thirst after the arduous job of checking and double-checking their districts. JUST ARRIVED A LARGE Stock of Roofing 35-lb weight,‘roll $|.35 45-lb. weight, roll $|.75 55-lb. weight, roll $2^ 65-lb. weight, roll $2-65 JUNE SPECIAL! . eer with the high the beet J A (\t Quenches!) 10% discount on orders of 10 or more rolls during the remainder of June. Also Roof Coating, Roof Cement, & Roofing Nails For Hardware— • See Hoffman HOFFMAN Hardware Co. Buy ANOTHfR Bond Nehalem Dairy Products Co Vernonia Distributors ACM! BUWINIS HZHZHZHZHZHZH «
