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I Detroit Kindergarten Graduates Many Activities in Detroit- Idanha Area This Week Lynette Larimer Valedictorian At Mari-Linn Mm. Arnold Malone Mr iiik I Mr«. Jett Iteming Mm Elaine Hopson is bad •nd Tommy visited the Whimp teaching at Detroit schools aft (' uiiimhi furnily in Cottage Grove er ix-lng 111 for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dimet one tiny |u«t week. Virginia Swayzr, former De nnd family have mov«<d int< troit reaident, who makes her Faye Cooper's house in Iictroit boou- III X.iifh Ill-nil. |g vihi I Dennis Spencer drove V Wn, Saturday to Ing her «on In-law and duughter Olympia, bring home Tom Fry for the- Mr and Mr». Roliert Guerin. The regular meeting of the weekend. Pfc Dick Cadle, who Is serv I k 11 ili.i I ’ I \ mjik III hl nt the Detroit S c I mmi I April 26. *n>e mg with (||<- Mannes at 2*' program win |>ut on by Mr«. Palms, Calif., recently attend Iziui» Void's tiiird grade room. <«1 Gunner school in San Diego The youngiteri sang song* and 1 Calif. While there he hud sev recited porms. Mr Gardner eral visits with Jack Hopson turned the meeting over to Mr». who Is with tiie Navy there Among tin« people from De I’hylll» Myer», who Introduced tliff Ingram, a youth counsel troit WlM iitt<nd«-d tile White lor with the State of Oregon water (Challenge in the k/wer Employment Service». Mr. In canyon Sunday were Mr. and gram talked on high ichooi Mm. diaries Dunbar, Mr. and dro|»xit« and the difficult time Mm. Scott Young, Harold Cham they have in securing employ pion. Ray Sophy nnd Ray, Jr. Alxajt 40 attended the Game ment without at leait a high school education. He also «how Party held by the Willing Work rd a film on the subject "Good rm Friday night George Dew bye, When I'm Old Enough." ey won the quilt. Mr and Mrs. Dave Jessup A »hurt business meeting was held and it was voted to hold of Oakridge visited this week- the school picnic May 23 at r-n<l with the Donald Varner the sc I mm >I between the hours of family at the Ranger Station Mr. nnd Mm. Ray Sophy had 10 and 2 Ulis will be a pot luck with everyone bringing dinner Thursday night in Port their own table service. The land with Ray's cousin. Gerald PTA will furnish Ice cream, Sophy from Olympia. Wn Mr and Mm. Ken Fry drove «■offer and Koolalde Mr« Doro thy Morgan won the drawing to Olympia. Wn Sunday after for the cake and Mm Void's noon to take their son. Tom third grade won the room count back to his ship. Mr and Mm. Harry Spencer for having the most ¡»rents spent Thursday through Satur present Mr. Gardner turned the meet day in Ding view. Wn., at a ing «»ver to Mrs. Macyl Coken- F<»rest Products Safety confer our. a l*TA past president, who ence Mr. Spencer accepted an installed the folknvlng officers Safety Award for the Idanha Howard Drago, president. This Veneer plant. The annual pre-school readi will be his third term as pre- • ld«-nt. Frrxln Hlclx-rt, vice ness conference was held at the president; t.ydla Williamson, Detroit school April 24. Supt. secretary, and Dale Thornton, Francis H Dummer introduced treasurer Mm Howard Drago representatives from the county pinned corsages and bouton- school office and county health department. Following the con nalrei on the new officer«. Refreshments were served ference the first grade room mothers. Mm Pat Thornton. following the meeting. Mrs. I-aura Price of the Mm. Billie Drago. Mm, Root Mm Bernice Dummer Horne Extension service will and l>ut on a demonstration of were hostesses at a Mother's home canning nnd freezing nt tea in the school cafeteria. the Idanha Eire Hall June 6. Atxxit 22 mothers nttende«! Mary, Dianne and Michael This is open to the public. Mm Glee Waters from Mill Dummer were houseguests of and City visited her son. Hill Wst- their grandparents, Mr. rrs and daughter, Mrs. Ray Mm. Andrew Dummer ot Wood burn on Friday and Saturday. Sophy Wednesday. Supt an«! Mm Frank Dum Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Bill Dicbert In Mar mer and Miss Linda Barker en ion Forks is Mr. Dicbert'a mo joyed the senior skip day at the beach. Enroute they visited ther from IxMigvirw. Wn. Mr and Mrs. Earl Parker the Portland Museum and Zoo. are visiting this week in Cen Friday evening they attended tralia. Wn., with Mr Parker's the ''Oregon Miss Universe sister. Mr and Mrs H B Rib- Pageant" of 1963 held in the lett, and his older brother, Mr. Taft High school, and on Sat urday they motored to Newport and Mrs. James Parker. Robert Kirk t«x>k a group ot New residents tn Detroit are Mr and Mrs Clyde Davis from students to Mt. Angel Friday Ijtke Oswego Mr. Dsvis works night to the Regional Science with the Parks De|»rtment of Fair Making the trip were the Oregon State Highway De 7th graders Cecelia Williamson. Terry Statler and Ray Sophy: partment Mm Tjomslsnd (the former Nth grader Judy Roth. an«i 9th Pat Haines) now living at graders Doug Spencer and Mar Myrtle Point, has a baby boy. garet Bakrr. Dave Filler t«x>k a carkiad of students on a biology field trip Friday. They went to the Malheur Gam«» Refuge, about 25 miles south of Bums. The group collected two types of western lizards, three varieties of snakes, including a Pacific rattlesnake nnd counted 72 species of birds. Those making the trip were Terry Dean, Don Round. Cecil Johnson and Dave Griffith They left Friday and returned Sunday. Hie Detroit High school will have two baseball games this week They played Chemawa Tuesday and will meet Mac- Laren at home (today) Thurs day. There will be a school board election at Detroit sch«x>l May 6 between 2 and 8 p. m. Mr. nnd Mm. Kenneth Tower mid fnmlly from Fort Ix>wis. Wn., nr«> staying nt the home of Mrs. Gertrude Johnson. Mm. Johnson is Mr. Tower's sister. They are looking for living quarters. Die children Kenneth Jr, Dennis and Ilene have started to school. Patricia will start next fall. Mr. Tower has just retired from the army. Mm. Gertrude Johnson visited her father W. A. Tower at Em manuel hospital in Portland on Friday. Mr. Tower has been hospitalized since March 18. or just PUTTERING I FLOWER WEDDING LINE iwil \IIOXS \XX(H X» I Ml Xis ... H mto ' s a West Coast Iwiker grada aad she ta fill esary aaadl Sea as far afl year baildiig «stirisi aseda. Phone 897-2610 KELLY LUMBER BAUE» MILL OITV , O • « • O N 8—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 2, 1963 To Attend Girls State LYONS—Lynette Larimer has ' been chosen Valedictorian and Marjorie Henning Salutatorian of the eighth grade graduating class at Mari-Linn. Graduation exercises will be held Wednesday evening. June 15. Other graduates are Dina Jean Hom, Donna Lou Huber. Marvin James, Verna Kimery, j Annette June Mathieu. Karen Miley, Richard Lovell Miller. Gloria Louise Nye, Ronald Palmer, Joan Marie Prichard, .heuied left to right are Ain her mg left to right are Kevin Schaff, Duane Joy Prideaux, Linda Rohwein, Thornton. Judy Youngblood, Carla Will- Woolsey, Kevin Hills, Tracy Ketchum, Marita Rohwein, Barbara Jean Roten, Hama Shelton. Sharon laniKon, Jana Howard, Criaty Gardner, Marion Spenar, Glen Abrams and Duane Spellmeyer, Randall Dnney, Debra Quarry and Joanne Wiley. Stand- Morgan. Delores Trahan, Sara Kay Wag ner, Richard Sieg, David Ayers, Gloria Jean Brown, Virginia Idanha American Ann Carter, Sharlene Cole, Ar-, thur John Cox. Joey Craig-' High Mi-orrn Legion Names Slate myle, Nikki Cruson, Dwight I Downer, Kenneth Davidson. Men— Of Officers Detroit Graduates Kindergarten Class Barney Ix-onard Frank Gordy McMorris E<1 Wulf Russ 247 IDANHA Detroit High's del IDANHA -The American I>e- DETROIT- Die Kindergarten Missionary Visitors To egate for Girls State this sum M 230 232 gion held its election Tuesday. graduation at Detroit was held Orient Here Sunday mer will be Sarah Regina Officers are. Commander. at the school last Thursday. 225 Smith, daughter of Mr. and Night May 5th Paul Knapp; 1st vice president, The youngsters wore choir 225 Mrs. Quincy E. Smith. Mel Round; 2nd vice president, robes and had made their own A public missionary service Her selection was made by George Daily; finance officer, caps. Each child gave his will be held in the Free Meth the local American Legion Aux Warren Stoll; Sgt. at Arms, name, address and telephone odist Church Sunday evening, iliary, the sponsoring group. 200 Earl I-ady; Chaplain, Quincy Georgia Smith number and told what was May 5, at 7 P. M. (PDST), Jerilynn Hopson was named as 197 Smith; adjutant Russell Reid. Wanda Richards liked best about kindergarten. honoring Rev. and Mrs M. C. alternate. 197 Jeanette Fery Installation will be held May They were then presented with Miller, who have recently re 192 Pat Johnson Girl’s State, which provides 11. The Legion Auxiliary will liplomas. turned from an extensive tour 190 install their officers at practical training in United Janice Fery this Earlier in the day their of foreign missions in Formosa States government, is schedul teacher. Mrs Margaret Krieg and Japan. The Millers took High scries for the men was me«-ting. ed for the w-eek of June 10-15 er. took the chililren to the De part in a missionary crusade rolled by Gordy McMorris with at Willamette University in Sa- troit Patio for ice cream treats. while in Formosa and visited a 232-230-214 for a big 676. (A lem. After the graduation ceremon the primitive mountain people n«*w high for the lanes this Dorothy Vail To Head Miss Smith is a junior and ies the mothers of the young of that area. They will be show year) For the women, Lois refresh ing colored slides of the entire includes in her activities: co- Phillips was high with a 188 for Santiam Canyon Home sters served them editor of the De-Hi-Log, secre ments. trip. The public is invited. 534 Extension Club tary of the student body, Var Graduates were Amber Thorn c cream win- , We had two ice win sity cheerleader, member of the Blay- GATES—"Cook plums and ton, Judy Youngblood, Carla ners this week. 1 Harvey -------- --------- , Mrs. Davenport to G.A.A., also a junior member . peaches —i— — Jana Howard, lock nnd George Burns . both with pork chops?!'* Williamson, in the American Legion auxil Cristy Gardner, Debra Quarry, Present Students in picked the 6-7-10. Each wins ( Never! iary. one gallon of D c I aixc Ice Cream [ Few homemakers would sus Joanne Wiley. Kelvin Schaff, pect that local fruits could be Kevin Hills, Tracy Ketchum, Piano Recital May 5 from Girod's Super Market. The piano students of Mrs. used in such a variety of ways Marion Spenar. Glenn Abrams Report from Ixwgue Secrriariee or in such extreme concoctions, and Duane Morgan Eugene Davenport will be pre sented in recital in her home Ernie. Mon. : High game, unless they attended the meet on Sunday afternoon, May 5. Russ Scott 225. High series. ing of the Santlam Canyon When mops and sponges be Participating in the recital Leonard Myers 222 for 598 Oth Home Extension unit Thurs come stiff and hard, don't toss will be Darlene Rue. Esther day. held at the home ot Wilma er scores: Ernie 219-201; Jack them away. To bring them Freeman. Sheryl Albin, Rnse- Spoon 210; Doc Angel 211-212; Bumgarner. The project lesson. "Ways back to their original absorb- mary Devine. Earnest Free- Red More 207; Barney 215; eny. just soak or wash them man and Carolyn Davenport. Dave Ncitling 202; Gale Carey With Western Fruits," given by I periodically in warm water Included in the hour long leaders Wilma Bumgarner and 212; Bob Gray 204; Jess Schie- I with a water conditioner added. program will be "Melody in F" man 207; Chuck Way 217; Gene Dorothy Novak, featured such rt husband la one I by Rubenstein played by Earn- Speer 212; Ollie Muise 215; dishes as Plum Glazed Pork who thinks twice before say ' est Freeman and "On Wings of Art Fromherz 213; and Ellis Chop«, Sour Cherry Pudding, Why Don't YOC dubscribe to Music” by Mendelssohn played ing nothing.** Chamberlain 202. Splits picked: Cranberry Fruit Salad. Rasp THF MIIJ. CITY ENTERPRISE i by Carolyn Davenport. George Bums 6-7-10 ice cream berry Nut Cake, Scalloped Sweet Potatoes and Apples, Baked split; Doc Angel 5-8-10; and | Beans n Applesauce, an«l I Bud Killinger 5-8-10. Gil. Tues.; High game. Clare ■ Molded Avocado Salad. These Hendricks and Jim Towery both recipes were demonstrated and with 220. High scries, Vince served at the noon luncheon, Lulay 215-203 for 609 Other along with sliced papaya, avo scores; Jay Myers 211 for 603; cado, fresh pineapple and other Barney 205, Bill Wallace 204; fruits. Following the lesson, secre Fritz I-ang 204. Dora. Dies.: High game, tary Marion Stovall called the Wanda Richards and Jeanette meeting to order in the ab Fery both with 197. High ser sence of the chairman. Officers ies, lois Phillips with 188 for elected for the 1963-64 term 534 Other scores: Pat John were: Chairman, Dorothy Vail; son 192; Janice Fery 190 for vice chairman, Wilma Bum 500; Bea Stormer 184 for 511; garner; and secretary-treasur- Mabel Yankus 182 for 500; Olive er, Normalee Henness. These Bamhardt 186 for 500; Dolhe officers will be installed by Laird 182 for 528; Betty Wal past-chairman Shirley Swaim lace 178; Margie Parker 185; at the May 23 meeting. Present at the meeting were Evelyn Miotke 186 for 533; Pat Johnson 189; Helen Lyons 177; Wilma Bumgarner. Hattie Cole, Eunice Round 182; Elnora Lola Hennes, Normalee Hen Itoedighcimer 180; Ruth Lyons ness, Grace Myers. Lou Oliver. 164; Marge Benton 164. Splits Margaret Rush. Helen Vincent, pickt^d: Joyce Heater 5-6-10; Dorothy Novak. Marion Pen Olive Bnrnhardt 5-6-10; Mabel nington. Gladys Clatey of Stay Yankus 5-7; Dollie Laird 5-7; ton, and Marion Stovall. Phyllis Lierman 5-8-10; Vivian Chamberlain 4-5-10; Doris Freres 5-7; Edith Boyle 4-5-7; Mrs. Culbertson Hattie Sarnck 4-5-7; Dora 7-8- 10 and Phyllis Lierman 5-7. Presents Students in Fran. (Wed. A. M.): High game, Georgia Smith 200; High Piano Recital Friday series, Izicille Huber 189 for 500. Other scores : Barbara MEHAMA Mrs. Calvin Cul- Shower 179; Eva Myers 178; bertson presented her piano and Sue Walton 171. Splits pick pupils in a recital at Mari-Linn ed: Ruby Huff 5-8-10; Dot Wal Friday evening. It requires about 10,000 board feet of that's why Tree Farming—the growing of ler 5-7; Violet Wagner 4-8-10; Pupils taking part in the re Ruth Lyons 4-5. cital with each playing several lumber, or the annual growth from 50 acres trees as a crop—is important to all citizens. Vai. (8-Ball): High game. numbers were : Duana Wagner, of well managed forestland, to build a six- More than that—Tree Farming means mul High Vicki Johnson, Ann Frichtl, Har.Tj’ t”«ylock 204. series, Jim Birkholz 184 for Dm Culbertson, Donnie Wag room house. We are building more than a tiple use of our lands for many values of 521. Other scores: Herman ner, Debbie Rains. Steve Olson, million new homes a year. the forests. Stewart 201; Joe Peters 182; Linda Shrek, Susan Kimsey, Gary Puckett 181; and Ace Patty Larimer, Marsha Sledge. Underwcxxl 187. Splits picked: Sara Wagner, Barbara Roten, Harvey Blaylock 6-7-10 ice Marilyn Spencer, Dorothy Walz. cream split; Joe Peters 5-7; Lea Brant. Lynette Larimer. and Ambrose Dozier 5-10. Joy Prideaux. Ginger Carter, Sue. (Fri. Mixed): High game and Donna Brant. Al Harrison 204. High series Dm Culbertson sang a couple Vince I Allay 202 for 569. High of numbers, Bob Culbertson game for the women. Darlene played a trumpet solo and Mrs. McDougall anil Sue Poole with Culbertson played a piano se 169. High series for the women, lection. Four pupils were un Darlene McDougall 463. Gordie able to be present. They were Gordton 175-177. Linda Wilson. Susie Sieg, Billy Ernie. (Fri.) High game. Sieg and Philip Olson. Barney with a 247. High series Mrs. Culbertson was present Simpson Timber Co Frank Lumber Co. Inc Gordy McMorris 230-232-214 for ed a corsage by her pupils anil Lyons, Oregon Mill City, Oregon 676. (a new high for the lanes she served coffee, punch and this year.) Other scores: Bob ctxikics to the pupils and guests Bethel 224; Ed Wulf 225-214 for present for the evening. Young & Morgan Logging Co Freres Veneer 633. Jess Schieman 212; Clare Idanha, Oregon Lyons, Oregon 201; Bill Wallace 201; Bob Gray 220-203 for 609; Jim Beth ell 203; Lloyd Girod 222; Jay Parkett Logging Company Stout Creek Lumber Co Myers 201; Leonard Myers 221; Lyons, Oregon Mehama, Oregon Leonard Frank 238; and Allen Boedigheimer 204. OUL FROM TREE FARMS .. grow every day! Why Don't YOU Subacrlbe to THE Mil J- CITY EN HCRPRISE Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Only $3.00 a Year WOOD WATER RECREATION WILDLIFE Columbia River Paper Co. 1029 S.W. Alder, Portland, Oregon 4 The Mill City Enterprise Mill City, Oregon
