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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon, Dec. 9, 1948
GRACE C MILK PERMITTED
IK SHORTAGE AREAS BUT
MUST MEET STANDARDS
ConiiurTiTu In a number of sec
tions fo Orrgcm will be using
grade (' milk for the next several
month because the supply of
grade A milk is not nearly ade
oiiate to take care of the demand,
O. K. Bcala, chief of the division
of foods and dairies of the stale
department of agriculture, said
today.
At the same time Bonis declar
ed that the grad" C milk now en
tering the market in various
places in Oregon is wholesome
and that actually It is far better
than considerable ot the market
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milk that was used during the
war. The use of C grade milk on
Oregon markets is now permitted
under regulations promulgated
by the department and which
went into efect on November 1.
The regulations were drawn fol
lowing hearings last June.
The department official points
out that under the new slate reg
ulations, when grade A or grade
B miik is materially short of
supplying the needs of any given
market as it now is in the Lane
county area and In a number of
other sections ot the state the
department will permit grade C
milk to go on that market
Grade C milk, however, must
meet certain definite require
ments set up by the department.
These standards are considerablv
higher than the standards used
for milk entering the factory
channels. Moreover, grade C milk
must be pasteurized.
Mr. Beals points out that In ef
forts to see that there is a suffi
cient supply of healthful miilk
for Oregon residents, the depart
ment has now permitted the sale
of three grades of milk, grade A,
grade B and grade C for fluid
use, but each bottle or container
sold must be marked with the
true grade of the milk. Require
ments for grade C milk are not
as stringent at the dairy level as
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training at posts of the regular Marine Corps establishment A
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above embarking for Camp Lejeune, North Carolina for summer
training.
are those for grade A milk. But
grade C raw milk for pasteuriza
tion must be produced on dairy
farms approved by the division,
must have a bacterial plate count
of more than 500,000 per milli
liter, must be free of off flavors
and must meet a sediment re
quirement. quirement. When this milk is
pasteurized it must contain not
more than 50,000 bacteria per mil
liliter and must bear a grade C
label.
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4.98
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Q. I have a service-connected
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I entitled to the compensation in
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Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. December 910-11
NIGHT TIME IN NEVADA
Boy Sogers, Adele Mara, Andy Devlna, Bob Ho.
Ian and the Bona of the Pioneers.
The same western Ingredients but better mixed
than usual. Photographed In good color.
PLUS
HERE COMES TROUBLE
William Tracy, Joe Sawyer, Beverly Loyd, Emory
Parnell, Betty Compson, Joan Woodbury.
It's time to laugh again! Here Is pure, unadult
erated slapstick comedy entertainment
Sunday-Monday, December 12-13
Romance On The High Seas
Jack Carson, Janis Paige, Son SaFore. Doris
Day, Osoar Lavant, 8. I. Sakall. Erie Blore,
Fortunlo Bonanova.
The sunniest, songlest cruise In history ... In
color by Technicolor.
Tuesday-Wednesday, December 14-15
WALL OF JERICHO
Cornel Wild, Llnd Darnell, Ann Baxter, Kirk
Douglas, Ann Dvorak. Marjorle Bambeao, Hen
ry HnU, Barton MaoLane, William Tracy.
A ureal cast in the foremost best -seller by Paul
L Wellman , . . the unforgettable story of a cour
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Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., December 16-17-18
DEEP WATERS
Dana Andrews, Jean Peters. Cesar Bomero, Dean
8tookw.ll, Anne Severe, Ed Begley, Leona
Powers,
The memorable saga of one small boy who be
longed to the sea . . . performances so human and
heartwarming, backgrounds so natural and
wholesome, It seems to be true. Outdoor scenes
were filmed In the locale on the roant of Mulne.
PLUS
Desperadoes of Dodge City
Bocky Lane, Eddy Waller, Mildred Coles. Good
western entertainment.
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