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Bremerton Home Storage Center





NOTE: Federal Food Safety Regulations
require that if you have been EXPOSED to:

Norovius, Hepatitis A, Shigella, E Coli, or Salmonella Typhi

OR

If you have one or more of the following illness symptoms:

Vomiting, Diarrhea, Jaundice, Sore Throat with Fever, Open Sore or Wound

then you will be asked to not to participate in the cannery session at this time!


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Cannery Guidelines

Other questions and answers to those question you may have about the facility
Questions and Answers 

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ORDER FORMS

Here is the Bremerton and Kent Cannery Order Form for 2011-2012 in EXCEL format.  This order form will let you use your computer to enter the amounts you want to order and then it will total it up for you (including tax if applicable). The xls version of the form requires Excel 97 or newer – data can be entered and saved in this form.


EXCEL FORMAT
 



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Here is the Bremerton and Kent Cannery Order Form in PDF format if you cannot open EXCEL. You cannot enter and save the data on this form. You will need to fill it out by hand and then either (1) scan it and send it to the group organizer (2) send it by postal mail to the group organizer.
NOTE: If you fill the form out by hand there may be tax added to the form if you purchase things from the BULK PACKAGING MATERIALS section (things like cans or lids). Those adjustments will be made to forms filled out by hand at the time you pay for the goods.

The PDF form is best viewed using Adobe Reader® version 7.0 or higher.  

PDF FORMAT


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PLEASE DO NOT SEND MONEY WITH THE ORDER FORM. YOU PAY FOR THE GOODS AFTER YOU FINISH DOING THE CANNING AND PICK THE GOODS UP AT THE CANNERY!

FOR MEMBERS OF THE LDS CHURCH:


If you would like to come the dry pack cannery, please fill out the order form and get it to your Ward Provident Living specialist

PLEASE DO NOT SEND THE ORDER FORM DIRECTLY TO THE CANNERY



FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE LDS CHURCH


Please fill out the Order Form with your name, phone number, time and date of the session you would like to attend, then either send it to the person who is organizing your group or if you are not in an organized group call the cannery for an appointment.

BREMERTON LDS DRY PACK CANNERY PHONE NUMBER: (360) 373-6028
(Call on Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. two weeks before you want to go)

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NOTE: All ORDER FORMS need to be turned in two weeks in advance of the week of the canning date.  This gives the cannery time to order what you will can.

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THE GIG HARBOR STAKE 2013 SCHEDULED CANNING DATES
FOR THE BREMERTON CANNERY ARE: 

The week of:
Jan 8th to 12th
Apr 2nd to 6th
May 14th to 18th
Jun 25th to 29th
Aug 6th to 10th
Sep 17th to 21st
Oct 28th to Nov 2nd
Dec 10th to 14th

NOTE:
Scheduled sessions will be canceled if there are not a minimum of  4 people who sign up for the session.
There can only be a maximum of 12 people on each session because of the size of the cannery.

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Here is the 2013 assigned Bremerton Cannery schedule for all of the other LDS Stakes in the area:

2013 Cannery Schedule


Groups from a stake have first choice of days and times for their assigned week. Others can schedule session on the open weeks (they are in yellow on the schedule). Each Stake turns in their schedule 2 weeks before the session.
If there canning sessions are not full on the days assigned to the stake, then other groups can schedule people to attend for those days.

Days of the week and times a group can be scheduled at the Bremerton Cannery:

  • Tuesday 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
  • Wednesday 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
  • Friday 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
  • Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

The Bremerton Cannery is closed Sunday, Monday and Thursday. If you are going to schedule 2 sessions for your group on the same day we prefer that you schedule the sessions so they are consecutive (i.e. 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. or 1 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.) That will help the cannery directors not have to travel back to the cannery again on the same day or wait there all day for your 2nd session).

INSTRUCTIONS

You will need to turn this form in to the ward or stake Provident Living Specialist or the person coordinating your group so the forms  can be forwarded to the cannery 2 weeks before your scheduled trip. Do not send the order form directly to the cannery unless you have made an appointment with the cannery yourself.  You do not need to be a member of the LDS Church to use the cannery.  You cannot bring your own food to can but members of the church can borrow the canner or velum bag sealer, purchase empty containers, then do the canning of the food at home. Every Friday you can come to the cannery and buy bulk supplies and empty containers that you can then use to can at home. The Friday hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (be sure to call before you come as some Fridays get canceled or the time changed to 6 p.m.). The contact number at the cannery during those hours on Friday is (360) 373-6028. Some people prefer to purchase the bulk food, oxygen packs and empty containers at cannery or other outlets like Winco. Then they just borrow the canner or sealer and do their own canning at home. The only items that are taxable are the items in the section of the order form under BULK PACKAGING MATERIALS.

(NOTE: you have to be a member of the LDS church to borrow the canner or sealer but anyone can purchase the cannery bulk packaging materials.

 CANNERY STARTER KIT

Several people have asked what is in the $22 starter kit that
you can purchase on the order form from the Bremerton or Kent Cannery.

Here is a lists of what is in it: 

The family home storage starter kit may be used to teach family home storage principles and help individuals get started with longer-term food storage. The kit includes materials that teach the importance of a three-month food supply, water storage, and savings and 6 cans of longer-term food supply items.
The kit contains:

  • All is Safely Gathered In: Family Home Storage pamphlet
  • All is Safely Gathered In: Family Finances pamphlet
  • All is Safely Gathered In: Basic Recipes pamphlet
  • Financial reserve and drinking water teaching aids
  • Two #10 cans of hard red winter wheat (11 lbs. total net weight)
  • Two #10 cans of white rice (10.8 lbs. total net weight)
  • One #10 can of pinto beans (5.2 lbs. net weight)
  • One #10 can of quick oats (2.4 lbs. net weight)




Local Emergency Preparedness Stores

NWpreps
Steve & Becky Lodholm's Emergency Preparedness Mobile Trailer.
They are at the Purdy Light on Wed, Thur, Fri & Sat
Hours are from 12:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
They will bring the trailer to your event if invited.
They have every kind of emergency preparedness supply you could want.
If they don't have it in stock they can order it for you.
Web Page (coming soon) www.NWMobilePreps.com
Phone: (253)225-3730

Emergency Preparedness North West
This is an online emergency preparedness store by Carl Ekman of Port Orchard.
He has a full line of emergency preparedness supplies and can order most any thing you want.
The web page to order from is www.eprepnw.com

Survival GearPack Mark Featherstone has opened a little Emergency Preparedness store in Gig Harbor
He has a full line of products and can order anything he does not have.
He will try to match or beat any price of any product if you will call him and give him a chance.
Store Location: 3225 Harborview Drive Suite D Gig Harbor, WA 98335 (that is on the corner of Rosedale and Harborview Drive)
Store Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday
Phone: (253)358-3384 Cell: (253)405-4785
Web Page: www.SurvivalGearPack.com

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR LOCAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS STORES SO THEY CAN CONTINUE TO GIVE US THESE
SUPPLIES AT A CONVENIENT LOCATION. THEY ARE ALL VERY REASONABLY PRICED.


Other Provident Living Emergency Preparedness Suggestions

You can find more information about Provident Living on the L.D.S. Church Web Page
www.providentliving.org
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This handout will be helpful to you. It was prepared for the Gig Harbor Ward Relief Society
Provident Living Notebook

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Use this calculator to find out how much to store
by entering the number in your family and the
length of time you want to prepare for:
Long Term Food Storage Calculator and Inventory Sheet

Another similar calculator:
Food Storage Spreadsheet

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Here are some food storage type recipe ideas that are worth looking at:
Food Storage Recipes

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Here is a little check list that you might want to go over just to see how prepared you are:
Family EP Survey Form

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Here is a suggested list of what you could purchase for each day you want to store food for one person:
How much do you need to store

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Here is an example of a Family Emergency Plan that may help you with your family EP planning.
Family Emergency Plan

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Check List of Food Storage Items You May Want to Store
Items To Store Check List

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Here is an excellent web page that tells you what a PET plastic bottle is and why you should use them for storage
www.factsonpet.com/facts-on-pet

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Here are some links to web pages on the Internet on Emergency Preparedness
Websites for Emergency Preparedness

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Here is a document from the LDS Church Provident Living web page that will be of interest to you:
Long Term Food Storage

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Here are some tips from the LDS Provident Living web page on Drinking water storage:
Drinking Water Guidelines





 

RELATED WEB PAGES

You will find more information on emergency preparedness on these web pages:

The Wauna Emergency Preparedness Food Buying Coop - Wauna, Wa
www.goldenmailbox.com/ep

Peninsula Emergency Preparedness Committee - Gig Harbor, Wa
www.pep-c.org

Loa Andersen's web page - Wollochet Ward
www.emergencypreplady.com


Excellent Emergency Preparedness Training Program

Standsbury Park Utah Stake - 8 Week Emergency Preparedness Class

(printed here with their permission)

Click on the lesson number to see the lesson materials - Click on the supplements to see them (they are in addition to the lesson material).

Permission to copy Letter

Lesson 1
- Lesson 1 supplement: Independent over all others
- Lesson 1 supplement: Controlling Your Food Budget
- Lesson 1 supplement: First Presidency Letter-Jan 2002
- Lesson 1 supplement: Basic Food Storage Plan Check List

Lesson 2
(no supplementary material for this lesson)

Lesson 3
- Lesson 3 supplement: Steam Canning.pdf
- Lesson 3 supplement: Basic Gardening

Lesson 4
- Lesson 4 supplement: Are You Prepared Check Lists.pdf
- Lesson 4 supplement: 72 Hour Kits
- Lesson 4 supplement: Water Storage - Utah State University
- Lesson 4 supplement: Use It or Lose It - USU.pdf
- Lesson 4 supplement: Food Storage Donor Report 31 March 2005

Lesson 5
- Lesson 5 supplement: Cost of Convenience
- Lesson 5 supplement: Do It Yourself with Mixes
- Lesson 5 supplement: Understanding how to handle money
- Lesson 5 supplement: House cleaning on a shoestring
- Lesson 5 supplement: Ingredient Substitution
- Lesson 5 supplement: Readi-Quick Mix
- Lesson 5 supplement: Soup-or-Sauces
- Lesson 5 supplement: One For The Money - LDS pamphlet
- Lesson 5 supplement: Take Charge of Your Money - Utah State University

Lesson 6
- Lesson 6 supplement: Inspect and Protect Part 1
- Lesson 6 supplement: Home Maintenance Schedule Part 2
- Lesson 6 supplement: Home Maintenance Schedule part 3
- Lesson 6 supplement: Wheat Meat.pdf
- Lesson 6 supplement: Cooking with whole wheat

Lesson 7
- Lesson 7 supplement: Secondary supplemental non food items for storage

Lesson 8
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Lesson 8 supplement: Cooking with beans - USU

- Lesson 8 supplement: 57810 BSS Dry Pack Handout - LDS
- Lesson 8 supplement: Storage Needs Handouts - LDS 1st Pres
- Lesson 8 supplement: Cooking with dry beans and peas
- Lesson 8 supplement: A complete guide to home canning Introduction- USU
- Lesson 8 supplement: Home Canning Guide 1 General Principles- USU
- Lesson 8 supplement: Home Canning Guide 2 Canning Fruit - USU
- Lesson 8 supplement: Home Canning Guide 3 - Canning tomatoes and tomato products - USU
- Lesson 8 supplement: Home Canning Guide 4 - Canning vegetables and vegetable products - USU
- Lesson 8 supplement: Home Canning Guide 5 Canning Meat - USU
- Lesson 8 supplement: Home Canning Guide 6 Canning pickles and fermented foods- USU
- Lesson 8 supplement: Home Canning Guide 7 Canning jams and jellies - USU


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Page last updated 01/12/2013