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Mrs. Ed Dahl Of Camas Valley Appointed Well Baby Clinic Head
Thur., Stpt. 29, I960 The Newt-Review, Roiaburg, Or. 11
Clendale Logger Recently Suffers Injury To Shoulder
By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS
Mrs. Robert Handail, Camaj Val
ley PTA president, reports that
lira. Ed Dahl has been appointed
chairman of the PTA sponsored
Well Baby Clinic for the coming
vear. Time for the first clinic ex
aminations and other details will
be announced in the near future.
Mrs. Doris Lamm has been
elected secretary for the coming
year, to replace Mrs. James Nel
son who has moved from the area.
A total of $137.00 was gained at
the recent scholarship dinner nnH
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Battles
were Edith Mitchell and Gladys
Tran of San Jose, Calif.
Spending a few days the past
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Al Schaffer was William Silver of
Burui.uk, Calif. He is the brother
to be present to elect new offi
cers for the coming year. A check
for $77 was recently presented to
the organization for its booth en
try at the Douglas Counly Fair.
Dick Turley sent a letter of con
gratulations to the group and
thanked them for their' entry.
By MRS. G. B. FOX
Leonard A. Baalman of Glen
dale, employed by the Berry lag
ging Company now in the Mule
Crek area, recently slipped
and fell while setting chokers. He
struck his right shoulder on a log,
resulting in acute bursitus.
Chaplain Sptakt
Chaplain H. A. Pryor of Camp
White was the guest speaker at
the Clendale Soullvew Baptist
Church S'lHLay. The clisiyh is pres
ently witiiwlt a regular pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Barr of
Youngslown, Ohio, visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Booth
and other members of the family
in the Glendale-Atalea area. I
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Vonderhydcj
and daughter, former Clendale res
idents, visited in Grants Pass and
Glendale last week. I
Calif., to slay withher sister who
u reported to utQuite ill.
Jim Jerry of Gleudale has en
tered Oregon State College at Cor
vallis. He was driven to Corvallis
by his parents, Mr. and M r s.
Floyd Berry, who then went on to
visit Berry's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Berry al Lyons, Ore.
Mrs. James Bowden of Azalea
u in a Itoseburg hospital receiv
ing medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tim
mons of 1-os Angeles. Calif., visit
led recently with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mn. Whiting Mar
I tin.
Mr. and Mrs. David Korcross of
Eugene spent several days last
week visiting at the home of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Thrush, and at the
home of his nephew, Dave Thrush,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs Ttnhort P U'haol.
of Met. Schaffer. While here the
trio Wnt fishing at Winchester
Bay and Silver caught a 27-pound
salmon.
Girl Enrolls
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dahl took their
daughter, Janice, to Corvallis last
week where she enrolled as a
freshman at the Oregon Stale Col
lege. She will be a resident of
West Hall.
The regular meeting of the Cam
as Valley Juvenile Grange will be
held Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the,
Camas Valey Grange Hall. A 1 1
members of die group are urged
PaiaV Eastman, 4-year-old son of
Mr. 'odd Mrs. Verne Eastman of
Azalea, recently spent a night in
Forest Glen Hospital in Canyon
ville, following treatment for an
injury to an ear when the young
ster fell down a flight of stairs.
Twenty-three outside stitches were
required, but his hearing was ap
parently undamaged.
Woman Laaves
Mrs. Blaine Johnson of the Az
alea area has gone to San Diego,
-CLASSES TO RESUME
The . Episcopal Church at. t h e
Holy Spirit in Sutherlin willQdfcunie
Sunday School classes at 9:30 each
Sunday morning, beginning Sunday,
reports Barbara Liesinger. corre
spondent. The classes were pre
viously held during the church
hour. All children are invited to
attend: I '
r drove their son, John, to Port
NEW HOME FINISHED
Quintut Path SuMiriii
PrictJ RteMiuhly -
IVAN P. EDWARDS
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land recently to meet c college
roommate. The two bovs then lett
on the train for New York where
they will embark for t trip to Eu
rope for a visit. John will enter
his junior year at Oregon Slate
College at Corvallis upon his re
turn. ATOMIC ENERGY GRANTS
WASHINGTON (AP) The Unit
ed Stales has announced grants
of $330,000 to Yugoslavia to aid
that country's development of
atomic energy uses for peaceful
purposes
apron sale. Mrs. Randall also re-
frsorts mat me next regular meet
Tng will be held Oct. 10 at 7:45
p.m. in the school cafeteria.
Recent weekend visitors at the
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