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3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 30, 1972
the week visiting with rela
tives. The Wallen’s daughter,
stuck? Her solution is to lay
ing by.
Mrs. Allen Choate and sons of
the plates upside down in the
By Betty Kelle
Mrs. .John Teeters
Independence, spent the week
I love the morning’s early sun dishwater, the steam will soft
here
with
her
father.
Another
(Crowded out last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Parris Bouche
The western glow when day en the stuck food. Then for 1
of Bend were overnight guests daughter’s family, Mr. and
washing dishes and the cream
is done
Nick Ball was injured at
Tuesday, March 21, at the Mrs. Don Bomberger and Car work
The pleasant, lulling sound of separator she used a home
on
Friday.
They
brought
rie
of
Tualatin
met
Mrs.
Wal
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
made dish mop. Taking a small
rain
him out about 11 after he had
Kirsch and visited with other len’s plane in Portland and cut
On ground and roof and win round stick for handle, having
his
knee
with
the
power
spent
the
rest
of
the
weekend
friends here. On Wednesday
it smooth and of convenient
dow pane.
saw. He had to have several
they went to Salem where they here.
size and length, wind dish
I
stitches
but
was
able
to
return
Glenn Rice of McCleay was
were overnight guests of his
Let those who crave a faster cloth around one end, tying
to
work
on
Monday.
a
guest
Sunday
at
the
home
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
securely. Having very hard
pace
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor. | This is a copy of a poem I
and Mrs. Joel Bouche.
Find challenge in a crowded water she was compelled to
The congregation of the Me cut out of a paper awhile back
Susee Engdahl and children,
use lye, even in the dish water
place
Erik. Chris, Jane and Garth hama Church enjoyed a pot that I thought some of you And beauty in their buildings and it worked havoc with the
of Healdsburg, Calif., came luck dinner following the might enjoy. It is by Alice E.
hands. She kept a bottle of
tall—
Friday, March 25, for a visit morning worship services Sun Chase and called:
I love small towns the best of vinegar at the sink to rinse her
with relatives and friends here . day, March 26.
hands as soon as taking them
I Love Small Towns
all.
during their Spring vacation. I
The pace can get rather hec out of lye water. Letting the
I
love
small
towns
the
best
of
They are houseguests at the
tic even in a small town but vinegar dry on the hands
all—
home of her sister, Mrs. G. V. 1
as we can see by the number keeps them soft and white.
A
place
where
neighbors
come
Christensen.
One of the ads in this issue
of people moving up in our
to call
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schnei- I
area there must be lots of is for agents to sell the Bush
der and Doug, and David
Where flowers grow and grass people agree with me that a car in different counties, be
Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs.
is green
first, hurry. There was the |
small town is pretty nice.
David Schneider of Stayton,
And life is slower — more
I imagine most of you gals Bush light four and the De
returned home Friday from a
serene.
have read the helpful house Luxe six. Not knowing much
four-day vacation trip. Theyj
hold hints from Heloise from about cars, I hadn’t even heard
went to Reno and made a num-1
I love each pretty tree lined time to time, how about a of this car before.
ber of stops coming home by]
street
Enough of this for this week,
couple of hints from 1920?
way of Redding.
The Village Church—my quiet This is from a reader of that hope I haven’t bored you, but
Mrs. Leonard Wallen arrived
retreat
time: How many have the an these articles are quite inter
home Saturday afternoon from
And over all a mile of sky noyance of washing plates on esting to read. See you next
Akron, Colo., where she spent
With cotton cloudlings drift- which egg or other food is week.
MEHAMA
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