»-THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISETHURSDAY, JULY 25. 1»57
Red Hat Day
Committee Named
Mrs. Floyd
Shepherd
and
the nearest place they could find
accomodations. On Monday morning,
Mrs. the group drove north to Seaside
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benefit coffee party at the home or
Mrs. Cree, 205 S. E. Kingwood, Fri
Completion of the state committee
day July 26. Calling hours will be
’ from 10:30 to 12. Proceeds will be
to plan the annual Red Hat Day in I
Oregon was announced Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman and used for the repair and painting of
Governor Robert D- Holmes with the family were in Longview, Wash. Sun the Mill City Christian church. All
I ladies are most cordially invited.
appointment of five committee mem day where they attended a family re
bers to serve with state chairman union. There were 17, including nine
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallace and
Rollin Bowles of Portland.
family
of Walla Walla, Wash., ar-
grandchildren present. The affair
rived
here
Tuesday evening and are
Named to the committee were Jer was held at the home of Mrs. Free
ry Rutledge of Klamath Falls, Ben man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest visiting at the Bob Draper home. Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Johnson and three
Buisman of Portland, Ed Sullivan of Preston.
children expect to arrive Wednesday
Hereford, W. O. (Bun) Kelsey of
Roseburg, and Arthur K. Roberts of
Denny Sheythe, who spent a recent from California. They are here to
Portland.
leave with his parents the Donald attend a reunion of Mrs. Draper’s
Red Hat Day is marked annually Sheythes, had just finished several relatives which will be held in San-
in Oregon during hunting season to weeks’ training in the Naval Reserve tiam State park Sunday.
draw attention to woods and hunt at San Diego, Calif. Upon leaving
ing safety, and hunter courtesy to Mill City, he was to report to Norm Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and
I property owners on whose land they an, Okla., for further study in elec John, accompanied by Kelly’s mother,
hunt. County chairman for the cam- | tronics. The Sheythes have already Mrs. W. J. Robinson, spent the week
paign will be announced soon by Gov. had word that Denny likes it fine so end at Rockaway They spent the
first night at Wheeler, which was
. Holmes.
far in Oklahoma.
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“Only parents can reduce the toll of
child lives lost each year in drown
ing accidents,” Dr. Albert H. Domm
medical director in the western home
office of the Prudential Insurance
Co., declared yesterday.
Anthough safety organizations and
departments of public health are
carrying on campaigns calculated to
reduce deaths from drowning he con
tinued, parental protection and edu
cation are the most effective safety
devices.
In addition to the hazards of swim
ming, parents should direct their at
tention to other water dangers such
as wading pools, lily pools, water
filled excavations, irrigation ditches,
I wells, cisterns and even the family
I bathtub.
“Drownings are the leading cause
of accidental death among children
I five to fourteen years of age,” Dr.
Domm pointed out. “In addition,
children under five years of age make
1 up ten per cent of all drowning».
These figures add up to more than
2,100 young lives lost needlessly each
year.”
He said that prevention of drown-
I ing from birth to five years of age
depends primarily upon protection.
“During this period the child can
be taught in his bath respect for wat
er rather than fear or indifference
to its potentialities,” Dr. Domm said.
“He can learn that the untrained hu-
| man is not unsinkable and that fluid
in the eyes, mouth and a!r passages
! may not be pleasant."
To reduce the number of drownings
in the five to fourteen year old group,
principle reliance must be on teach-
I ing, according to the medical director.
“Children should be taught to swim
, early,” he said. “They must also be
j impressed with the fact that cloth
ing may diminish their ability to
swim, and that swimming skill can
' be nullified by such factors as a blow
on the head, stomach cramp, and ev
en extremely cold water.
“In certain environments, learning
to swim must take into considera
tion such factors as tides and cur-
I! rents, surf, undertow, whirlpools,
rocks and coral. It also must feature
I handling of rafts, canoes, logs, skis.
! paddle and surf boards and small
I boats.”
Dr. Domm made the following sug-
1 gestions for the protection of small
children:
1. Parents should fence their swim-
ming pools and supervise children in
1 wading pools.
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2. Lily ponds and fish pools should
be filled in with dirt or covered with
heavy wire mesh.
3. Parents should fence yards to
I prevent children front straying to un-
I fenced pools of neighbors or to irri-
I gation ditches, abandoned wells, cis-
I terns and other death traps.
4- Baby should never be left alone
I in the bath; not een for just a mom-
II ent.
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Memorial
Hospital
Born July 21 to Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore D. Mandell, of Turner a
daughter.
Born July 21 to Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce J. Neitling of Stayton a dau
ghter, weighing 9 pounds 104i ounc
es.
Born July 22 to Mr. and Mrs.
Truman D. Tibbits, a son, Michael
Douglas weighing 9 pounds.
Mill City, Ore., - - Phone 2744
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