"YOUR LAND
AND MY LAND"
LETTERS
TO THE
EDITOR
Locot osu student» Cake Decorating 3
Honored tor Scholastic
Accomplishments
Workshop Planned
Miss
Linda
Long
and
A work hop on "cake decor
Cynthia Nelson were among ating
holiday foods,” spon
the 295 OSU juniors honored sored by Chemeketa Commun-
for cholastic a<< ompllshments ity College, will be held at
at a banquet heid earlier this Stayton High School Dec. 4,
month at the university.
from 6:30 to 10:30 pm.
The instructor wjl) be Lynn
The juniors were recognized
for having out landing grades Bishop, who this year won
during their first two years at first place and grand champion
the university.
The Junior honors in cake decorating at
Accolades program is sponsor ’he Oregon State Fair. This
ed by Phi Kappa Phi, national is the thjrd year Mrs Bishop
has been teaching Chemeketa
honor society.
Miss Nelson I in the chool classes.
The workshop will include
of liberal arts and Linda is in
, basic knowledge of cake decor-
forestry.
Dear Editor,
The Drama Class really en
joyed doing "Headin’ For A
Weddani’," <in Friday night
But. there’s a problem we
have. There was a person who
created most of the stage,
by
Jlazei
Hayes
I
I taught us how to act, spent
A Woman of Courage
many hours preparing us for
the play, and helped put make
“She is a woman of
up on. He worked very hard
strength and dignity.”
"A woman that fears and and deserves 99 5/6% of the
credit for the production of
reverts« God shall be
the play. But he only took
greatly praised."
1/0% of all the credit
His
Among the women of the name is Mr. Snider, our Drama
borderland, nothing was mure Class director, and we would
remarkable than their belief | like to exptend our apprécia*
in the efficacy of prayer. They tion, for without him, we
prayed for safety, They prayed couldn’t have done the play, i
lor crops, for peace, for deliv THANK YOU for the hard |
15 YEARS AGO — I960
I erance from then emmii■ , for work Mr Snider.
Tiie North Sanliam Cham- health in their forest-girt
Sincerely,
I ht of Commerce had gone on I home
Drama (lass
record a being m favor of .11
in the Revolutionary
change in the exit sign at the J War the inhabitants of the
junction of Highway 22 and ■ frontier of Burke County If the number following
Inleistute 5. They wanted the Nortli Carolina felt apprehen
names of the towns up the sive the Indians had been loo your name on The En-i
cunyon to be added to the quiet lately.
terprise label reads
It was determined to gather
sign.
Ph. 897-2185
I hinny Moore of Mill City at the fort. And besides it was I 1-75 it’s time to send,
had won the $100 at the fire Thanksgiving time and they a check for renewal.
1 liked to get together. A parly
men’s benefit.
It was announced there | of soldiers was sent to protect
would be no more Saturday them on their retreat.
banking hours in Oregon after I The Indians had watched
■ these activities und had laid
January 21
Thanksgiving Dinner, with a plan
The road passed through a
all the trimmings, was adver
tised at $1.50 per plate at the dense forest and then across
a meadow. Suddenly a war
Last Frontier in Gates
whoop
sounded.
Everyone
dropped flat in the tall grass
10 YEARS AGO-1965
The soldiers and the men
Mrs. Elmer Shaw had in
jured her head and back in a had plenty of guns but not too
fall down a flight of stairs, much powder. With rifles
while visiting in KLnsli’y, ready they started crawling
She had entered the towards trees.
Kans
When the children began to
Kinsley Hospital.
Bol> Kelle, Ole Knutson, cry, grandmother Anna crawl
Francis Bodeker, and Frank ed among them "Hush, hush,
Thompson had returned from G<»d knows we are here. Be
hunting in Eastern Oregon still and say your prayers."
The braves would rush out,
with four elk
U S Good grade beef roasts tomahawks in hand, but they
were selling at 49c lb., bacon were repulsed by the cool-
at 79c and Cheddar cheese at headed buckwoods riflemen.
Hours passed and still they
59c.
Detroit Ranger District had fought on.
There ore o lot of things you con do
Then came an appalling caU,
finished seeding 210 acres of
forest land by helicopter "Powder! pow—der— our pow
to save electricity this winter without
Fifteen acres of this was land der is giving out” Grand
spending a bundle.
that had been denuded by the mother Anna took off her big
apron, wiggled through the
1. A fireplace looks pretty . but it can
early 1965 floods.
grass, collecting all the pow
suck a lot of warm air right up the
der, from the women, pouring
5 YEARS AGO—1970
chimney And that’s air your furnace
Bert Wells, teacher at San- it Into her apron Now for the
not your fireplace, hos heated. So,
dash
to
the
trees
to
find
the
Ham High, was sworn In as
before burning, close off the fireplace
councilman for the City of men “F*ut down your hat. I’ll
area as much os possible
possible. And for
Gates, to fill the unexpired pour you n little." She went
the round of the line of de
sure,
sure, close the damper when the
term of Fred Woods
Mrs. Charley Stewart flew fense.
fireplace is not in use.
At last the painted warriors
to Denver, Colo to assist
Nancy, in her move to a new gave way and were driven off
L
Inquiries were made as to who
job in Los Angeles.
Mrs Gale Dorothy had won was killed and one, running
a turkey at
a drawing at up, cried, “Where is the wo
man who gave us the gun
GirixTs Hilltop Market.
The local school district had powder? I want to see her.
received $23.114 78 from th'1 Without her we should all have
basic school support fund.
been lost."
“You are looking In th»
Why don’t YOU wubncribr wrong place."
"Oh, she is killed We were
to The Mill City Entnrprize?
afraid of
that,” exclaimed
many voices.
"She was very alive when 1
ED LEWIN
saw her last " When the In
Auctioneer, Inc,
dians ran off, she was on her
in Prayer. To their
Complete Auctions knees
2. Set the thermostat back at night.
great joy they found her »till
Phone 7H9-MBR
on her knees in prayer.
Keep it os low as comfort allows
Oonaignmeate Welcome
Thinking not of herself, she
Each degree over 70 degrees F costs
Male almost every San. received their thankfulness
about 3% more
without manifesting any other
10 A. M.
on your electric
10A0 WUco Road Stayton feeling that gratitude to
bill Each degree
heaven for their deliverance.
20 YEARS AGO — 1955
Heavy ruins hud cuused the
culvert on Highway 22 to I m -
come inadequate und water
poured over I he hill Into the
street and buildings below
The Enterprise office lost con
.sideruble paper stock, and
about two inches of water and
silt hud to be cleaned from the
floor.
An uncxpj'ciiKi cold
struck the Mi-htiniu area and
caused cars and tractors to
freeze up, many water pipes
burst, und all logging opera
tions had been halted. Schools
were also dosed due to Icy
conditions
We Now Carry Levi
Struass Clothing
I 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 27, 1975
uting supplies , cookie, cup
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—
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Mill City, Ore.
Pull the plug
on six big energy wasters
this winter.
(And save yourself some money.)
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Bring Your Car In for a Tune-up today
5. Keep your heoting system in top
shope. Have on expert check it out
before eoch heating season. And
clean or replace filters regularly.
6. Grab a few bags of insulation
when you find a bargain. Insulating
the whole house is best...if you can
afford to spend the bucks. Otherwise,
go slow and do what you can
over a longer period of time.
Steel Belted Radials
Prices On Tires In Stock Only
ity lets your body hold
heat better. You can
buy a humidifier...
but, why not try a
pan of water In front
of heating outlets?
Another inexpensive
way is to grow lots of
houseplants which not only
give off moisture.. .but look
pretty too!
below 70 degrees
saves about the
same. If need be
wear a sweater
and save
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AS LOW AS
4. Humidify. Higher humid
3. Storm windows.
Permonent storm
windows are one thing, but even
those not-so-pretty plostic kind con
cut heat loss through glass by as
much os 50%. And simply pulling
the drapes over large glass areas
puts an insulating layer of air
between you and the outside.
The important thing is to do some
thing. Winter s higher electric use
means higher costs Act now,
save later.
The People at
Pacific Power