The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, December 23, 1971, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text• I 9—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 23, 1971 IHeösiinst of Cfjriätmaö □L. L J JQ Tl/ foraged from the seashore and I ton Debate and World Press. If ■ their garden. Yet, as frustrat I joining the fashion in music ing as some of these times making is one’s bag, there is, were, they were able to relax instruction in playing the gui- in the evenings over books i tar. sent by the sanie kind of ex How much more rewarding By Rod Barker In the main, this has been cellent library service we en it all is than grubby little backbiting! a quiet month. On some days joy here in Oregon. YAMSI is another good As piled up as the books one watched from the coziness of a warm room the clouds outdoor book written by a and TV programs have been a dragging their veils along the rancher in Southern Oregon lot of time has been spent in mountain sides, then settled about daily life on his 6,000- the garden transplanting seed down to catch up on neglected i acre ranch and his concern for lings to the herbaceaus border, reading, and, in my case, to the preservation of wild life. planting flowering shrubs and Then TV Channel 7 offers trees and cleaning the weeds live among friends old and stimulating programs. “Ore from a long hedge of shrub new. Oregon State Library is gon at Work” usually shows roses. I’ve been most insistent on about the best I’ve encounter different aspects of forestry ed. Books published in the ’30s and farming practices. And to showing visitors where to turn and two in the late ’90s I’ve try and unravel the bleatings their cars to avoid damaging wanted to re-read were sent of the politicians there are the newly planted fruit trees, as promptly as if they’d just Washington Week, Washing- yet one got broken—by me! been published. The same with current numbers. And all at the | I reduced mailing rate of 2c per I pound on their return. ONE MAN’S ISLAND — by David Conover describes how he and his family without I previous experience of coun try living, move to a small is land between Vancouver Is land and Washington carving out a life for themselves and for long periods with nothing live on except what they Notes from Hermit Hollow A Lasting Christmas Gift DIVIDEND NIGHT Every Tuesday Buy 2 Dinners and one of the two din ners is half price 6 p. m. - 9 p. m. Dance to the Ray Rom Trio Res. Call 769-8340 No Cover Charge Aumsville-Subliniity Jet. Fill your hoppy hearts anew which the blessings of Christinas bring to you. BALDWINS 351 3rd Phone 769-2926 Stayton, Oregon rnejgpy chRistmas wishes L or the a ' n ® e w yeau ir « W 1 •__ • 'ey ♦ Jerry Pittam Insurance Jerry, Betty and Marlena Mill City, Oregon Ph. 897-2342 Full steam ahead. Santa-time is near. Merry Christmas friends, far and near < Standard Oil Distributor 769-5326 Stayton, Ore.