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Twentytwo Boy Scouts from the
Salem area were recent visitors in the
Mauon forks cabins. They were
under the supervision of James Kern
of the Cascade area Council, They
enjoyed skiing and sledding at Hoo-
doo Bowl while in the area.
Violet Robinson, daughter Of Mi.
and Mrs. David Robinson of Idanha,
finished a good third in a lively
semi-tmais ot the Statesman KSLM
mid-valley spelling contest held at the
Mari-l.inn school Wednesday night.
Violet, who is 14 years old and an
eighth grade) at the Detroit-Idanha
school, shared in the special certifi
cates awarded the top three spellers.
Her teacher is T. Dowell. More than
150 persons attended the event, in
cluding a bus load from the Detroit-
Idanha area.
We aie hap”’’ to report that Martin
(Slim) McCann, who suffered a par
tial stroke to his left side in January
and now convalescing at the Marion
Rest Home in Sublimity is gradual
ly improving. He is now able to walk
with the aid of a cane. His left arm
and hand are still paralyzed.
Receiving medical attention last
week for an ear infection was little
¡Candace Firestone, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Even Firestone of Detroit. |
Mrs. Firestone just recently recovered
from a severe case of bronchitis. ■
Many other folks in the are are on the
sick list with colds and flu.
Taken to Santiam Memorial hospit- i
' al Sunday for medical treatment was
Mike Howland, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Howland. It has been reported he
is suffering from a severe sinus in
fection.
Mrs. John Estey and Mrs. Gordon
I Hill of Detroit also received medical
checkups at Santiam Memorial last1
week.
Mrs. James Jennings of Detroit
1 was confined to the TB hospital in
Salem last Thursday.
'
Don’t forget the play “The Girl in !
the Rain” to be presented by the De
troit Idanha high school Friday of
this week.
The Jeffeison Lions scored IX to 4 I
MEHAMA Mrs. IL W. McCarley
over the Detroit Cougar.- in an ovei -
time victory, in the Marion B League and Mrs. .-m Anderson were hostesses
. ral game Tuesday night. Regulation for the meeting of the Ladies’ Aid
playing time found the two quints at the church Thursday afternoon,
Knotted 44 all. Jeffersons Georgie February 24. The meeting opened
Marlett hit a field goal, and Dave with singing and Mrs. Noble Streeter
Henion sank two charity heaves to led tne devotion«, explaining the
put the game on ice in the extra canto. start and meaning of Lent before
Lennie Whorten, Jeff center, topped Easter.
As the treasury is low m funds it
the Lion scoring parade with
16
points, but yielded game honors to was decided to have a cooked food
Detroit’s Don Watkins, who scored 18 sale at Golliets stole Saturday, March
point-. The Detroit Cougars placed •>, and also to start a traveling basket.
Mrs. R. E. Shields was appointed to
sixth in Marion B league play.
The high school boys scored a vic oe in charge of the basket and to start
tory of 2-1 over the high school gills it as soon as possible. The program
in last Friday night’s volleyball game for the afternoon was "We’re All in
played in the auditorium. By the same This Together” and was presented by
token the high school students up.-et Mis. Jennie Moe, assisted by Mrs. L.
the town team to the tune of 50-37 in E. Wallen, Mrs. B. L. Kirsch and
Friday night’s basketball game. Pro Mrs. K. t. ¡shields. The March 10
ceeds from the two games will go into meeting will be the birthday party for
the high school annual fund. After all those having birthdays in January,
the games the school faculty enter February and March. The meeting of
tained the students with a party in Match 24 will be a silver tea. Mrs.
the cafeteria. Games were played, and Robert Sandilands, a missionary from
dancing enjoyed. Refreshments were Africa will be guest speaker at the
tea, and all who can are urged to be
served.
present to hear her.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan ac
companied by Mrs. Hilma Dickie of
Detroit motoied to Portland Wednes
day of last week where Mrs. Harlan night through Monday night the area
was lashed with gale like winds mixed
underwent medical treatment for with snow and rain. About two inches
sinus, and the removal of a cyst on
of new snow fell again on Monday.
her lower eye lid. While there they
were guests of Mrs. Minnie Savage. Gieatest depth of remaining snow on
They returned home Friday. On Tues the ground Tuesday was about «fpur
inches.
day Mrs. Dickie left for Eugene
The Civic Club held their regular
where she will stay a few days at the
home of the Henry Whites, while Mr. business meeting Wednesday night,
W’hite is in Portland visiting his March 2 at the Detroit school cafe
brother, Fred White who recently suf teria. Hostesses were Helen Bryant,
fered a slight Stroke. He is confined and Audrey Layman.
to a Portland hospital.
Guest speakers were Mrs. S. Hall
Old man winter threw his author of Portland, president of the Wom
ity around again over the weekend. an’s Federation, and Mrs. F. Gast,
About eight inches of new .«now fell secretary, also of Portland. Refresh
in the aea in the two days. Sunday ments were served.
Mehama Ladies Aid
Plans Cooked Food Sale
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THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1955
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