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Thursday, June 26, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON - AND TW O -RO O M COTTAGES COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING—by week or month SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE South of Harbor M c V A Y 'S GREENHOUSE ON THE WINCHUCK POTTED AND CUT FLOWERS PHONE 2568 Harbor, Oregon ¡¡ Sandy Beach o ♦ o o o o o ♦ o o o o O Surf and River Fishing T H E U N10U E SURF SIDE PICNIC PARK Aqua Carnival Is Gold Beach Event For July Fourth •----- NOW OPEN ----- Mrs. Nell P etty and a grand II. A. JOCHENS d aughter of F ortuna, Calif., came to the H arbor home of Leo Lucas and family last week to visit her nephew and niece, Mrs. Lawrence SA LES AND SERV ICE GOLD BEACH Speedboat rac Myers, of Madras. Mrs. Myers and Hotel Brookings es will be the big attractio n July children returned to th e r home Phone 2661 Sunday. Mrs. P etty stayed about on Oregon’s scenic Rogue river. Rogue River Rogues Speedboat a week. Association of G o l d Beach and W edderburn, sponsors of the third annual Rogue River Aqua C arni val, is putting finishing touches on plans to entertain an expected Know your record num ber of visitors with a OREGON M il K full day’s program of races that CONTROL LAW will draw enthusiasts from W ash ington, Oregon and Idaho, as well as northern California. | Fam ous for its sports fishing, the Rogue has gained new recog nition in racing circles as an ex cellent course for this jtopular sport. Big posters advertise the events to be staged during the day. • • • Rev. P o rte r Knudson, for the W atch for Turn-off Signs on Hwy 101, 5 mi. So. of Brookings , last two years pastor of Sm ith Tables Rest Rooms Stoves ‘ River Methodist church, has been tran sferred at the recent confer Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McGugin, Proprietors ence, to Soledad, Calif. He and Mrs. Knudson are this week leav ing for his new assignm ent. Rev. Knudson was placed at Sm ith River two years ago by the conference bishop, and was given the Sm ith River a n d K lam ath churches. The K lam ath Church at (the tim e was planning a building program . lie replaced Rev. E. C Hicks, retired, who had Itcen fill ing in at the pulpit for m ore than four years previously. Next Sunday, and possibly a AND SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE few more, Rev. Hicks will occupy the pupilt again, until a successor has been named to Rev. Knudson. * will I k - in the vicinity, Wednesday, Thursday Rev. Mr. Hicks now lives with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Friday, to serve you. Send your correspond and Mrs. R. D. Rowley, on their acreage, just north of the Win- ence to General Delivery, Brooking, To chuck river. Singer Sewing Machine Co. representative • • • B. LOCAL NEWS P L U M B IN G • • • you m ean I must pay the same price fo r m ilk I carry home m yself? Rev. P. C. Knudson Leaves Smith River In Giant Trees on a Sandy Beach W. PAGE SEVEN Oregon Milk Con- f trol compels stores to charge as much for cash-and- carry milk as you pay for home delivery— a requirement in which Oregon stands alm ost alone among the 48 states. SANDELL YOUR SINGER SALES For S ale: (for balance due) Singer Featherw eight Portable. CRUSHED R.OCK I ’A-inch i -inch %-inch Washed S^.oo, $3.00, $3.25, $$.50, Minus Minus Minus Sand & • \ • Prices Quoted are on Brookjngs-Harbor D elivery! # @ 0 PHONE 2404 r . . < u. S ta le 'C o lk g e 7 tw o inve,ligation, of ' I ' 1 " ¡ " ' ' ‘ 7 tOM’ are the same. The u . ctnea where store customers save most are: J ^ l ®nd 1952. These cost studies New York C ity ............................ 4 ^ c M inneapolis..................................4c Washington, D. C ........................ 3c D e tro it........................................... 2><c Chicago......................................... 2 He Kansas C ity .................................. 2 He (U K Dept Of Agriculture. M ay. 1952) Oregon M ilk C ontrol has not per- mitted the consumer to benefit from such savings made possible by efti- cient distribution. I. M ilk could have been proAfcfcb priced an average o f two cents foww by half the stores surveyed (most o f them independent Uokes| w.’ies »«p plied hy half the wholesalers studied. 2. A four cent saving could actually have been passed on to consumers by Portland’s most efficient independent store, supplied by Portland’s most efficient wholesaler. Lowor »tore price« are possible I * Portiund. »00 Shop Safew ay...for fine foods at everyday low prices The questions and answers below show some other ways in which Oregon Milk Control affects YOU. O. Doss Milk Control limit the richness of milk? A. Yes. The richness (butterfat content) o f milk sold in each price range Is limited by the rulings o f the M ilk Adm inistrator. Q Does Milk Control sot the price you must pay? A. Yes. That is the purpose for which the law was designed. It sets floor prices, not ceiling prices. Q Does Milk Control discourage compotltlvo distribution of milk? A. Yes. N o one can enter the m ilk business i f the A d m in is tra to r says su(b new com petition m ight d istu rb existing distributors. O For . Drive-ways, Logging Roads, Fills \ Sr. 00 Per Yard 1 According to Rev. C M. Lever, Episcopal services for July 6 and 7, when Bishop Benjam in D. Dag- well will be present, are: Sunday, July 6, Holy Commun ion at 9:00 a. m. , Monday, July 7, Confirm ation Service at 7:30 p. m. This service will be preceded by a reception nt 5:30 p. m. and ban quet at 6:15 p. m. at Chetco Inn. Other Ju ly Services Sunday, July 13, picnic and a church service at Hum bug S ta te P ark at 11 a. m. (standard tim e) with Bishop Jenkins bringing the message. A pot luck dinner will be enjoyed. Sunday. July 20, m orning pray e r at 9:00 a. m. July 27. Morning prayer at noon. & BASE ROCK • yard yard yard yard Episcopal Services Listed For July b, 7 Among cities o f Portland’s size or larger, 92% have lower prices for m ilk bought in stores, with an average h '¡ h e <’o n iv ^ « "nh S " i v Uw«»(,>o f l’lhe M i« „ ,ip p where More and delivered Does the Oregon Milk Control lo w roguloto Sanitary conditions? A. No. It has absolutely nothing to do with the sanitation, health Inspection, cleanliness, or the purity o f m ilk. fgWANTABS N —O—T —I —C—E Katherine's Beauty Shop Kay Sandstrom Evenings by Appointment Harbor, Oregon Q. Does Milk Control limit the supply of Grade A milk? A. Yes. To sell Grade A m ilk fo r your use a farmer must first gef permission from the Adm inistrator. I f he gets permission (and many do not), he is given a quota. I f he produces more he must often sell the surplus at a lower price for cheese or other factory uses. Send tor this free booklet Y o o and yocr fam ily are vitally concerned hr sn>thm « (hat affects tha m ilk tupply o f r o o t community I earn how O regon M ilk C on trol affects Y O U . W rite to Safeway Stores, 1159 S.fi. T h ird . Portlaad 14. Ora. SAFEW AY W heie you always get more for your
