4—The MUI City Er.terpriM», Tliurmiay, Oct, 17, 1963 that wx'ek at Salem General
DETROIT ¡Heart Association
IDANHA Jo Run Articles on
Heart Attack Cases
Dance Lessons
hospital.
Mrs. William lee presid«*d at
tty Joyce tilcwmm
a nux'ting «if th«' PTA when a
BALLET - TAP
The first Sto t l r rit H»*ly meet
panel discussion on the kinder
ing of the school year Tti-rid
garten program was held.
AU Ag«*H
Mrs. Arnold Malone
Mrs Doh Goode of Eugene was held in the gym on Fri
Starting Nov. 4th
was visiting her father Ed day. After the meeting was cal
Tli«' Senior class of I Detroit
Heart attacks have iilrcndy
Bertram and with area frieixts led to order by President Jim lligti sctaxil will hold a dance
At
Mari-Linn School
An outstanding public rela lUrte, the other officers were Friday night, when the king claimed the live* at two Oregon
Flowers For AU
tions meeting was held at th«' introduced to the new students and queen contest will I*' de huntrni during the first live day
OCCASIONS
Mill City Tbashnistrcss club at and Freshmen. Executive mem cided.
of d«x'r hunting arason with no
Five Years Ago
Fir Manor. Guests Included Mi’s. bers intnxluced were President
Alsea beat Detroit 37 14 in a deaths attrttaitable to gunshot
Al Sorseth. Mrs. Mel Rambo. Jim Hirte; vice president John
wound*, awarding to Dr. Earl
I’h. 88B-2310
Pictured on the society page Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs l>m Kelly ; Secretary Frances Reid; («xitball game her«' Friday. De* D. IhiBois, Orcgon Heart Asso
Wire Service
troit
will
play
Tralngle
Lake
at
were Mr and Mrs John Janis Oliver, Glen Davidson, Mrs. Treasurer Sherry Pittnm; Par
ciation president.
who were married at a Jordan William Lee and Mrs. Clint liamentarian Don Podrabsky; honit' Friday at 3 p. m.
Dlls statist!« is following the
Sunday visitors at the Amok! same pattern of past years
church.
Automotive A Industrial
1 .and.
Advertising Manager Kathryn
230 N. E. 4th St
Mr. and Mrs. James Swan
Dishong, and Publicity Man Malone home were Mr. and which shows that more hunting
Maintenance
Mrs. Dick Edwards and family
Mill City, Ora.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Swan
ager Joyce Gleason
Ten Years Ago
deaths ure cauzed by heart at-
of Salem
Phone 397-2452
had returned that week from
by
gunshot
wounds.
tacks titan
Next on the agenda was the
Welding, IHeael Engine
R P. Sophy. Ray Sophy, Rus
Visiting Mill City friends that presentation of tlx boy and girl
a vacation trip to the midwest.
Hunting and heart attacks
Service
WE DELIVER
sell ami Ri«8ianl Rice and Har ne«'«'d not go together. If the
week
were
Mrs.
Eva
Hopkin*
of the month awards. This was
Mr. ami Mrs Don Jenkins
or Field
Shop
old Champion spent the week hunter consults his pysiclnn lie-
ami
daughh'r.
Mrs
Meldon
hindered
only
slightly
by
the
were the parents of a girl born
Jaensen of Portland. They were fact that the awards (small end hunting in Eastern Oregon. fore the hunt arul fol low « his
lirico Itettortra
The Detroit High GAA had instructions
former residents.
Emergencies can
pins» had not yet arrived The
a
spaghetti
fee«l
at
ttic
school
Mill City Girl Scout troop had deserving parties. Sherry Pittam
happen, howwer, and the Ore
Factory Equipment
held a slumber party that week and Ed McCurdy, did however Saturday. They decorated the gon Heart Association gives
Ignition Farte
1 at the taime of Sherry Hansen. receive a slip ot paper that ap cafeteria to kx>k like an Italian the*«* pointers on handling pos
Among thus«' present were Zeta peared to be an IOU for the restaurant. and call«*«! it "Uttle sible heart attacks In any type
Dealer for Aireo Welding
Crosier, Evelyn Taylor. Penny pins Sherry Pittam holds the Italy." The dinner was a suc of hunting
Product»
Gould. Gloria Klecker, Ibwalie office of Student Ikxly Treasur cess.
Keep the stricken hunter
The Willing Workers club ti»»k
Bassett. Frances Ward ami er and Ed McCYirdy that of
absolutely still and summon
a trip to th«* coast. Part of th«'
Nancy Porter. Their leader. Senior Class President.
medical ta»lp imm«Mlntely.
group
spent
the
night
ami
the
Mrs. Howard Means was chap
Discussion was opened on the
Whenever |a>sslble, get the
others returned home th«' same
erone
Jim and Veryl lloover
topic of a variety show or sctaxil
doctor to come to the pat
Sirloin steak was selling that play. Some juniors anti seniors, duy. Those spending the night
ient. rather than trying to
Ph.
897-2911
Mill City
Pearl
week at Ken Golliet's at Me who had participated tn a suc were Mabel Dunbar.
take the patient to the doc
Gieblcr.
Winnitred
Murphy,
hama for 49«' per pound Also cessful variety show, thought
tor
f«*atur«xi in Th«' Enterpns«' ad that this was the better of the Ida Golder and Alice Reiner
Don’t let th«' heart victim
was boiling txx'f at 19c and two ideas. Although most of Spending the day were Stella
walk or ride n horse. H you
The
Ann
Nesbitt
Davis
and
cake mixes at 2 packages for the students who spoke on this
must move him, use n Utter
group had dinner at the Pixie
35c
subject had liked the variety
(can be improvised! so the
Of interest to Mill City friends show, they expressed the desire Kitchen.
¡mtient need not use a mus
the
at
visitors
Weekend
was the marriage that week of to try an all-school play this
cle
Jerry Hunter and Marlen«' year. Some ideas Drought up Charles Dunbar home In Detroit
K«x*p tta- pitirnt warm tail
son.
Mr.
Tickl«' with the ceremony p«»r- were that the teachers might were Mrs. IXinbar’s
not so warm that he'll sweat.
fomied at the Catholic church at be more willing to assist in this ami Mrs. Keith M«x>ri' amt
Itxwrn his collar, licit,
Gary of Sandy.
Sublimity.
kind of project, and that the
neckerchief,■ scarf any re
Sunday
visitors
at
the
Charles
The PTA was sponsoring an parts would be at least partial
strictive clothing
other one of its International ly assigned and less of th«' Dunbar home were Mr and
Make tin* patient ns com
dinners with Mrs. Al Nesbitt burden would be left to the in Mrs. Wallace Henderson •><
fortable as jimslble Usual
Riximond.
The
Hendersons
were
serving as chairman.
dividual student. That this might
ly a position halfway ta'-
residents of old Detroit.
not entail the immense amount
twren lying an«i sitting
< «-letirnta« Itirthdav
Fifteen Years Ago
of organization needed for a
makes breathing easier
Kevin Scharff celcbratixl his
successful variety show was also
If he has a nu'dicatlon
fitti birthday Saturday with a
Among those reporting suc discussed
and
Is able to swallow, give
party at the home of his par
cessful deer hunting trips that
Although productions of this
it to him ns prescribed by
ent*. Mr and Mrs Dale Scharff
year were Lee Bassett. Eddie
type are almost annually seen
hl* doctor Give nothing else
Stone. Al Ward, Herb Maag. at the grade school level, not in Idanha. Guest* were Kevin
unless a doctix* advises It.
and Anita Hill*. Tracey Ketch
Hollis Turnidge. Buzz Fleet
even a class play ts within the
Never force anything. Uquor
num. Patty Tower. Sandy Jones.
wood, Claude Miller and Ray
MODAL
memory of the Seniors. The
inclu.l«-,!. into an UMona
Judy Youngbtood. David Dyslin.
Case.
majority of the student body
tchjui
person's
mouth
Mary Varner, David Golden.
Martin Hansen had opened a
mar omvx
has expressed willingness to
might choke.
Mary Spencer. Dwaine Wixilsry.
new trailer camp that week
Extra powerful for
participate in this project, and
Dwaine Morgan. Christy Gard
with facilities to handle at least
it is lioped that the students
Falling & Bucking
ner, Amber Thornton. Gary
20 trailers.
will continue to present their
McCsilsck MO (has
s dwtee
RMVCB, Richard ami DIMM
At a PTA meeting a group of ideas to the executive council.
of 1 («ar roOes — 1.1:1 toe top
Hann. Tlwy played games ami
residents had taken sharp issue
After the meeting was adjourn
'•«I’M peww ana »M
refreshment* were served Mrs
with the school board members
t*d. the cheerleaders took over
bort, ar 1:1 at 11 tor
Dyslin heiprcl serve
over the lack of a music pro
with a pep assembly. The Frosh
Mrs. Dale Scharff was taiat-
gram. Vernon Todd, principal
finally stsxxl up and acted like
ess at a fashion party at her
said the budget did not provide
a class and did enough yelling
home October 10. Guest* were
for a music or a band instruct
this time to win the ’’tin tro
In thee «hall all the families
or.
Carolyn Gardner.
Thelma
We don’t just “sell” anti-freeze.
phy.’’
of
the earth be blesxed.—
Smith. Sarah Smith. Jean Sti
Mrs George
Stewart
had
(Too Late for last Week»
We install and maintain winter-long pro
pek. Donna Stahlman, Shirley (l.rn I2:ll.
spent the week visiting with her
A new trophy has been add«xi
tection for your car with Shellzone, the
HiU. Yvonne Hill*. Brnuce
sister in Lebanon.
Since all of us abide in
to the Santiam trophy case'
Dummer. Betty Comer. Mary God's love we should seek to
Contracts
had
been
awarded
guaranteed permanent - type anti-freeze.
Directly in front of the sta
Madras, Ceie Tower, Mcrrlre express more fully the love of
and work to start soon on a
tues and plaques recording
Han't hoar: We completely check your
Sullivan. Donna White, Karen our Father. God. who made it
$20.000 improvement system by
sporting
victories,
is
a
tin
tro
car's cooling system against loose
Mountain States Power Co., ac phy inscribed "Loudmouths 1963- Galdabini. Patt Sapp, Jessie so
connections and leaks. Then we »««tall
Jone*. Myrna Ketchum, Pat
cording to Curtis Cline, local
1964.” Presented at the pep as
manager.
Galbraith. Elaine Parker and
enough Shellzone to protect your car
sembly last Friday, It is a brain
26 at the Detroit City hall.
Marge Kessler
Friendship night had been ob
down to any temperature you want,
storm of the cheerleaders de
(Ivie Club Mrclu
Joe Muise took Mr*. Muisc
served by Marilyn Chapter O.
signed to promote school spirit.
low as 62° below zero.
The Detroit Women’s Civic
to the hospital Monday for a
E. S. with Alice Rupp, worthy
In a cheering contest between
Guarantaa: We’ll check your Shellzone
matron and Bill Shuey, worthy
recurrent back injury. She will club ta'ld its monthly minting
the classes, where all shouted
at the home of Karen Galdabini
patron.
be in traction indefinitely.
anytime all winter. If you've lost any.
the same yell, the Juniors once
Mr. and Mr*. Francis Dum with Shirley Hili and Margar
We’ll give you a free refill!
again sheaved their prowess in
mer and family attended the et:«* Brosig as co-hostrsses Th«'
this field by out-roaring the
wedding of Mary Jean Dryden meeting was called to order by
three other classes to win the
and David Fischer in WtxxHxim president Vi Malone. The club
prize.
held a successful baked fixai
Saturday.
Made of two different sized
Phone 859-2240
Supt Francis EXimmer spent sale, and it was voted to buy
cans, a lid and a strip of tin.
Monday and Tuesday at the a art al silverware. The club
Mehama, Oregon
shaped somewhate like a mega
meeting of the Oregon Associa had sav«-d enough coff«T bands
phone. and painted red and
Phone 897-2445
tion of Secondary School Prin for a case of coffee which Jes
grey, it is quite something to
108 Broadway
Mill City
Lumbermen are inviting aU behold. It was assembled by two cipals at OSU. Thursday hr at sie Spencer pick«*d up In Port
high school seniors of this area senior boys in the shop on Fri tended the Testing Co-ordinators land. Volunteers to take down
to compete in a new $1,000 col day and painted t»y the Varsity meeting at the Marion County the flowers baskets in Detroit
were Karen Gaklablni, Shirley
School office.
lege scholarship contest.
rally squad the same day. This
Hill and Bernice Dummer
(Too Late for last Week»
The West Coast Lumbermen's paint timing proved
to be
Th«* budget
presented by
Dennis Spencer was home
Association this week mailed somewhat sticky, as President
bulletins to aU public and pri Randy Marshall found out when from the U of O visiting his Verna Ketchum was accepted.
vate high schools of the Douglas he accepted on behalf of the parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry Jessie Spencer announced there
would be a well child clinic Oc-
Spencer.
fir region, describing the essay class of '65.
Mrs. L. C. Davis and Mrs. tobcr 29 at the Detroit City hall
contest. It was established this
The award will be re-present
year in memory of Harold V. ed at each successive pep as Ray May spent two days in Volunteers to help lire Karen
Simpson, who for 16 years led sembly until the end of foot Portland last week. Mr*. Davis Galdabini, Myrna Ketchum. Ma
1 WCLA’s efforts to popularize ball season At this time it will went on a buying trip for their bel Dunbar, Billie Drago, VI
Malone, Carolyn Gardner, Pat
be permanently awarded to the store in Idanha.
Tom Fry. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sapp and Yvonne Hills Phyllit
class that has held this honor
Ken Fry. Detroit, was home for Hill won the cak«' and laicillc
the most times. Chances are
th.- weekend Tom is in the U S. Overland will bring one to th«'
that this will only confirm what
Coast
Guard stationed at Port next meeting.
the teachers have
said for
The secretary was instructed
Angeles.
Wn Be Just returned
three years, that the Class of
to send a thank you note to th«-
’65 is the noisiest one yet. Too from Alaska
Miss Linda Barker spent the Detroit Mobile First Aid unit to
bad we can't let off more of
weekend visiting her parents, let them know the club appre
this steam at sports events, in
Mr and Mrs. A. L. Barker. ciates the work they are doing
stead of wasting so much of it
Linda attends business school in in the community.
during school time.
Flo Young announced the
Salem.
Be that as it may, Santiam
Visiting at the L. C. Davis year books would lie ready for
has its Varsity cheerleaders to
"Goth Mo, If* jutl on ash troy
in Idanha were Mr. and the November meeting
thank for an entertaining pep home
I got for yovr birthday."
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Lester Beeson, Mr. and
assembly and one thing we can
Grant Beeson from Eu- the hostesses to the 24 members
Mrs.
look forward to winning on Fri
You’ll Like Our Food
gene, also Mr and Mrs. John and three guests present.
day.
Room .Mother« Named
Deinninger. Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Steaks, Chicken
Mrs. Chester Storey, room mo
Fisher and Mrs Amanda Mink
O LONGER DO ALL of your heat
convenience for homeowners.
ttle- chairman for the I>anha
from Oregon City.
Chinese Food
local woods in world markets.
Pat Stattuck former Idanha PTA announced the following for
ing bills have to be paid in
Our budget plan costs you noth
Seniors may enter by prepar
resident died in Salem of a nrxim mothers:
Sea Food
ing a 1000-word essay on the top
the cold months-just when it may
ing extra. It’s one of our many
heart attack. He operated the
Seniors: chairman Mrs. Ar
ic, ‘Being Creative With lum
Spillway in Idanha at one time nold Malone, Mrs U. S. Floyd
free services to customers. And
be most inconvenient
Live Music Every
ber in Homes." Deadline for
and also worked at the Cedars and Mrs. Quincy Smith
Now, under our budget plan,
there are no carrying charges of
completed essays will be Feb
Friday
and Saturday
Juniors. Mrs. Howard Dean.
ruary 15 1964 Prizes will be in Detroit.
you can divide heating oil bills into
any kind.
Rex Rema, (ormer Idanha re-
Soj#x>m<»res, Mrs Harry Silen
$500, $300 and $200.
There is no substitute for
sident was home on a weekend cer.
easy-to-handle, monthly install
For full details about budget
Judges will be: Dr. M. K
Freshmen, Mrs. Dale Thorn well-prepared
pass, He is in the army sta-
food. And
P.
Brannan,
of
Clark
College,
ments and spread payments
plan oil heating-and Shell Heat
ton.
tinned at Fort I>*wis. Wn.
that
is
what
you
get here.
Vancouver, Wash.; Dr. Ralph
7th and Sth, Mrs. Lyon, chalr-
ing Oil-call us today.
throughout the year. A great
Jules Hili, Detroit, suffered
Our
lounge
is
famous
for
Samuelson, Humbolt State Col
bums on his face while welding man, Mrs. Howard Drago and
lege. Arcata, Cat.; Dr. Ray O.
its convenience. Come in to
Mrs. Cheater Storey.
in his Service station.
Wolf, Portland State College,
5th and 6th, Mrs. Henry Hie- day.
Mr and Mrs. G. J. Geston
and Arthur K Roberta, retired I
_____
spent the weekend in Milwau- bert. chairman, Mrs. Wendell
education director for WCLA.
kee.
J<»nes and Mrs. Lynn William
Sharon Farrell of Portland son.
Ph. 897-2442 Distributor Mill City, Ore
spent the week visiting her sis
3rd and 4th, Mrs. D. W. Root,
ter, Mrs. Harry Spencer. Sun Mrs. Al Gardner and Mrs Vern
day visitors at the Spencer Morgan.
home were Mr. and Mrs. Claire
2nd and 3rd, Mrs Harold
Ashard and Bob of Vancouver, Roth, Mrs. Hob Young and Mrs.
Wash.
Walter Parker.
The American Legion Auxil-
1st and 2nd,
Mrs. Dyslin,
MEHAMA
I iary met Tuesday night at the chairman, Mrs. Bennn Young
I Fire hall. They will hold a blood. Mrs. J. W. Thornton and
Chris Campbell, Owner
Christmas benefit dance Octotar Mrs. Don Ketchum.
Phone «59-2801
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Lumbermen Ask
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