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4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. IS, ISMk» Work Smarter.. Not Harder By Bernice Strawn Extension Home Management Specialist Oregon State Young Homemakers solve now that 1988 xx ill be your best year ever. Start with a plan for your work; the plan doesn’t have to be elaborate. Plan one of your bigger household jobs for each day of the week. You'll also find it's a help each morning to make a list of the lesser jobs you want to get done that day. There is a lot of satisfac tion in living able to cross chores off your list instead of woriying about what isn't done. Someone sent us a card that read: Worry kills more people than hard work—lie cause more people worry.” F L Week Day Hour» 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. BL Saturdays: 8:30 A. BL to 12:30 Phone 897-2610 KELLY LUMBER SALES MILL CITY, O ■ l O O ► Subscribe to The Heavy Wool SkiT.vp e ' Sw eaters should be washed 1 by hand in lukewarm water, pr-ferabiy with a mild soap. Squeeze water through the I fabric. Rinse in water of the same temperature. Bulky knits soak up lots of water. Elaine Carlson. OSU Extension clothing specialist, offers this suggestion to speed drying. After hand washing, put the sweater in the wash er, add a bath towel to bal- i ance the load, then set the I dial on “spin" and let the ma chine run for one minute Re move the garment, dry on a flat surface after patting it back to its original size Youngster’s Puzzles can be a “puzzlement’’ to mother, especially if parst get lost. If your child received a new puzzle for Christmas, take a few minutes to write the name of it on the back of each piece. Mrs. Roberta Fras ier, OSU Extension family specialist, suggests this as a time saver for homemakers. Use a crayon, or a grease marking pencil. Can Liquid Dishwashing Detergents be used in the automatic washer for slips, stockings and other delicate fabrics? We don’t recommend it because these lightduty pro ducts are extremely high sud- sers. more so than the usual PARDON, MY IRRORI YOU'RE LATE, HONEY — THE SCORE IS NOTHING TO BOWLINC OH, GOODY THEN I HAVEN T MISSED A THING' nothing . North Hantiam 8 tarchanta Problem During Winter Months Steamy windows can lie r problem in cold, «lamp wea ther. This happens more in new houses because they are insulated and tightly built to keep cold out and heat in. At the same time, excess mois laundry detegents Also, they lack the brighteners and oth er cleaning ingredients found in laundry detergents It's as easy to make two pies as one. To protect your fancy pie edges when you freeze that extra one. make a collar of cardboard or double aluminum foil and put it around the pie carefully before wrapping it. Dill seeds are usually asso ciated with pickle making, but it is almost an all around herb. Why not add it to fav orite sour cream dressings or to potato salad or coleslaw. The tender fresh leaves, as well as the seeds, have a crisp flavor with a faint caraway tang. ture is kept from escaping Much of the moisture prob lent could I m - prevented if fam ilies realized when- the mois ture comes from. A family of four can add more than six gallons of water vapor to the air in the home in 24 hours through dishwashing, cook ing. laundering, indoor dry ing of clothes or use of an unvented dryer, and bathing Drying clothes add the most moisture vapor. The use of a ventilating fan in kitchen or bathroom helps draw out excess mois ture A portable fan will help improve circulation and re duce condensation. But don’t forget that periodic cleaning is necessary to keep it operat ing efficiently and drawing out the maximum of moisture. Even though it is raining, the outdoor air is drier than than inside tiecause it is cool and can hold less moisture than warm indoor air. Open ing a w indow for a short time will help keep down steaming of windows. Excess moisture allowed to condense on walls ami floors can do a lot of damage. Eor further information on pre venting moisture condensa tion. contact the Marion coun ty extension office for a free copy of the fact sheet "How to Prevent Moisture Damage in Your Home Name of Team W L Philippi Motor 10 24 Porter & l.au 28 36 Girod’s . 35 29 Mike's Motel 84 30 H A W Logging 33 31 Lowers X Holm 32 32 Rex Lucas lildg 33 31 1st National Hank 304 334 Sarff Bros 35 Blaylix-k Ibxifing 194 114 HIG Ed Wulf 231 HIX Jay Myers 633 HTG Girtsi's 1078 HTS Girod's 3049. W eilni-silay Merchant M Name of Team W L Stay ton Cleaner's 43 29 Turner Hlilg Sup 414 304 Stayton Blacktop 40 32 Jack's Cafe 40 32 Freres Lumber :s 34 l.ulav Bros. 88 36 K C :<l 38 Stout Creek Dumb 334 384 Stayton Can 32 40 •>•> 50 Sublimity Fire IIIG Gary Puckett 223 HIS Herrn Holm 565 HTG Stayton Ch- aners 961 HTS Stayton Ch añera XI0 Monday Night Mlvril Doubles w Name of Team L Night Owls 15 5 13 Morrow Bros 7 10 Lucky Strikers ¡0 Red Coats . 8 12 8 S punkies 12 15 5 Slippery l HIG Men Jerry Spellmever 202. Women Louise Mohr 189. HIS Men Jerry Spellmeyer 575; Women Marge Ralphs 517. HTG Night Owls 765 HTS Night Owls 2175. Monday Night Major« W L Name of Team ... 44 24 Lowers & Holm 25 . 13 N Sant. S & G 394 284 Girod’s 30 38 Pepsi t'ola Gerath’s Union 354 324 28 40 Santlam Hardware 26 4 414 Coast to Coast Wally’s Flying A 174 504 HIG Ed Wulf 243 HIS Leo Wlckizer WIG HTG Girod*« 1049 HTS Pepsi Cola 2869. Koffer Klatchem W L Name of Team 0 4 Lowers & Holm 1 3 Mac’s Richfield 1 3 Goll let’s 3 1 N. Santlam lames 2 2 Idanha Groc......... 2 2 Davis-Bell Ins 2 2 Bob’s Richfield 2 2 Ray’s Drug 3 1 Western Auto 3 1 Garton Builders 3 1 Rocky’s ---------- ---- - 0 4 Girod’s . ________ HIG Dottie McClain 217 HIS Eran Gars jo 568 HTG Lowers & Holm 1018 HTS Ixiwers & Holm 2885. The Ixiwers & Holm team bowled a 2564 scratch series. Twighllghtem Name of Team Lowers & Holm Starliters LaFemme ..._..... Stout Creek Adams ... Simpson ............ P PAL Tincknell Teague’s Carter’s .. 1st Federal ....... Laird*« HIG Blanche Wallace 211 HIS Betty Wallace 550 HTG Lowers fit Holm 980 HTS LaFemme 2785. Laird's won the three way tie for first place in the first half Prosperous Year Indicated, Says OSU Ag. Economist This year should I m - another pros|M-rous one for the United States Mrs Elvers Horrell, OSU Coo|*eratlve Extension Serv Ice says continued growth all along the lint- provides the N Ightrngal« Name of Team L W 7 1 Wodtly WiMMlwork. •> 6 Stayton TV 2 «I Mill Supply 4 4 No. Santlam Groc. 5 3 Dollle's 3 5 Lowers & Hohn •> 6 Stayton Florist Gingerbread House 1 7 HIG Lori Ihmn 201 HIS Naoma Underwood 193 nr<; Wodtly W imm I w orking 878 HTS Wiaitly Womiworklng 2607 Eight Ball W Name of Team L o Stayton Auto . 4 Clayton's Garage 3 1 Webb’s Texaco ... 3 1 Stayton Can No. 1 2 2 2 Sportsman's Center 2 9 Girod’s Hilltop 2 9 Stayton Can No 2 2 Garton Builders 1 3 Santlam Farmers 1 3 0 Gorman R E 4 HIG Al Harrison 245 HIS Al Harrison 554 HTG Webb's Texaco 743 HTS Stayton Can No. 1 2117 Frank Durland and John Christensen picked the 5-8-10; Vai Klampe and George Pet ers the 5-7 and Ed Peters the 5-3-10. iLickground for a strong econ omy in I960 Writing in tin- latest Oregon Farm and Market Outlook Circular Ivlv.ised this Week by the Extension Service, Mrs Horrell |M>inti-d to higher em ployment, wage«, i-on-tunei incomes and prices as indi c.itors of continued economh well living Farmers as well as the rest of the public will share li> the general prosperity, x< cording to the agricultural economist The nation's farm and ranch o|M-r.itors earned lietter net Incomes during ItsL'i than .it any time since tile (-.11 l\ 1980 Expanding markets, a bt Ight outlook fot livestock, and the new nation al farm program should pro vl<le the necessary push (or continued improvement In th«- farm pi of It picture, she adds The end of the third quart er. 1985. marked the IRtii quarter of uninterrupted gain in Gross National Product This measure <>f the value of all giMsls and service* pro duced reached an annual rate of $667 billion during the quarter The Inst quarter of should show a further in crease with more rises <x»m ing in 1966 S|M-nding by business, the consumer, and government will all add impetus to the continued growth of an all ready highflying U. S. econ omy, according to Mrs. Hor- rell. Twin dark spots in an otherwise bright economic pic ture, she says, are the still unhealthly but Improving U. S balance of payments, and the problem of how to keep the economy Imniliig without feeding the firm of Inflation The new Outlook circular is available free from county extension service offices. Say It With Flowers Cut Flowers Plants Corsages Gifts and permanent flower arrangements Flowers By Wire Service Canyon Merchants L W Name of Team 0 1 Drushell It E 3 1 West Scio Groc. 3 1 Mehama Texaco 2 2 Simjison ... 3 1 North Santiarn Ply 0 4 Lyons Tavern HIG Harry Fryer HIS Harry Fryer HTG West Scio Groc. HTS West Scio Groc. 2151. Fridny Night Mixed Bouilles L W Name of Team .... 43 Girod's ............. 43 Ray’s Drug Gingerbread House 404 Lierman’s Ins. . Idanha Groc. Stayton Pharmacy Stayton Can No. 1 .... 27 Udey Roofing 124 HIG Jim King 207 HIS Al Harrison 551 HTG Girod’s 7H1 I ITS Ray’s Drug 2281. Alma Harrison lfK). 21 21 Subscribe To The Mill City Enterprise $3.50 Per Year you don't have to SCRATCH For it when you use the WANT ADS The Mill City Enterprise Phone «97-2772 117 N. E. Wall Street Mill City
