The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, December 21, 1972, Page 5, Image 5

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    5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1972
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Mill City Hardware
Everett and Iola
Mill City, Oregon
Less Body and
Fender Repair
Les LaMunyan
Mill City, Oregon
We have sure had a real
switch in weather this week
[ haven’t we’ From below
freezing to the 50's is some­
thing else
Kind of nice
though and I don't even mind
the rain. Sure doesn't take
long for t*»e ground to really
soak up either as the old sump
pump in the basement is real­
ly working Thank goodness
it’s there or my furnace would
need pontoons.
Those spending the after­
noon Saturday at the home of
Mrs Lang Stafford after
memorial services for Tant
Myers were Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Mustonen and Marilyn
of Seattle, Mr and Mrs Gil­
bert Myers of Silverton and
Mr and Mrs. Louis Myers of
Elkton.
Saturday Walt and Toni
Thomas and Chris visited the
LeRoy Hawkins in Salem. Le-
l Roy is Chris’ godfather.
The City Planning Commis-
I sion meeting that was sched­
uled for last Tuesday was
cancelled because of the bad
weather.
This month’s Bunco Party
was held at Sharon Harrisons
with Wyoma Baechler, Leon­
ora Cutsforth. Janet Lewis.
Glenda Roten, Judy Holman
Alice Morrison and Velma
Harrison present. Velma won
high Bunco. Judy won most
games. Wyoma the door prize
and Sharon the booby prize
Margaret Rush visited her
sister, Bertha Jorgensen who
has been ill in Jefferson on
Monday.
I would like to take the
time now’ to wish everyone a
very’ Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year. Hope you
all are much better organized
than I am and have your tree
all up and decorated, (I don’t
even have one yet) have your
Christmas shopping all done
(I don’t) and have those gifts
all wrapped and under the
tree, (naturally, I haven’t).
Being as how this is the time
of year to start making New
Year’s resolutions. I suppose
you are thinking of all those
you can make and that will be
broken soon after January 1.
Think mine should be to get
better organized, which sounds
great but knowing me it prob­
ably won’t happen.
Thursday, December 21, at
7:30 is the regular meeting of
the Gates City Council. Haven’t
heard from anyone whether
the Christmas program will
make any difference on this or
not.
The Wednesday night tole
painting class held its Christ­
mas potluck fondue party at
my house Monday evening.
Those present were Kay Bell,
Barbara Henderson, Kathy
Meader. Sandy Whisenhunt,
Millie Seals and Jeri South.
Old h/m&t-
Htrry Christmas Md Happy Nev Year
CORRECTION
The Shriners' Hospital for
Burns at Cincinnati. Ohio has
200 personnel for the 30-bed
lospital and not 300-bed ward I
is was incorrectly stated in |
'ast week’s paper. This many
people working enables each
oatient to have individual care
24 hours a day Of the 200
thi» not only includes doctors,
nurses, technicians but cooks,
maintenance men, etc.
Vern's Shell Service
Brunner's Flowers
Don's Tire Sales
Vern Ohrt
Adolph and Pauline
Mill City, Oregon
Mill City, Oregon
Don Martin
Mill City, Oregon
We wish you 1 fuH share of
the joys of the season.
Mill City Builders
Bob and Bruce
Blumenstein
k ai Ou.’ Be^tiDorj and trewsl
Norsanco, Inc.
Expert Janitor Service
Ph. 769-5689
Dear Sir:
As a result of the past
week's snow conditions, the
people of the Mid-Willamette
valley have had recourse to a
very important and useful
community service.
The radio stations of our
area have done yeoman serv­
ice for the people of the area.
They have accepted the respon­
sibility for broadcasting the
various cancellations o f
schools. meetings. sporting
events and special events of
the various communities.
As one individual who has
had to use their free service, 1
wish to take this opportunity
to thank them publicly for this
very valuable service.
Sincerely.
Ray Welch.
Education Chemeketa
Coordinator. Adult
Community College
Phone 897-2679
“Io art the liesl in an ar*
gurnrnl. keep <>ul of it.*’
Stayton, Ore.
In thia aeaaon of giving, we offer thank* for all the
good thing* that have come our way, fur family,
friend», and a fine community.
We wish for the Community of
Mill City a year of fulfillment,
a very Merry Oiriatmaa
of peace, of all good things of life.
and a Happy New Year I
Camp Cascade and Elk Horn Woods
JERRY PIITAM INSURANCE
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Davis
Jerry, Betty and Millie
Mill City. Oregon
Ph. 897-2324
Green Veneer, Inc.
Young & Morgan, Inc.
North Santiam Plywood Co.