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Shady Cove-Trail Hsws Shady Cove-Trail There la to be a baby clinic on Monday, April 21, at Shady Cove school bouse from 1:15 to 3:30 p.m. with Dr. Erin Merkel, county health officer, and nurses in charge. Women of the commu nity wfll assist In registrations. This clinic is for children from six months to five years. Chil dren who are to enter school this fall are not to attend. A clinic for the latter children will be held Mar 5 at the schoolhouse All mothers with children in the six months to five year age group are urged to have their children checked. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Connor of the Crater Lake high way. Shady Cove, are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berry of Muske gon Heights, Mich. Bob Wockner of Shady Cove underwent an operation at the Community hospital in Medford last week to set his hip which was fractured in a fall from his horse about a week ago. His son, Warren Wockner of Toketee Falls has been with him part of the time. He is able to receive visitors. A newcomer to Shady Cove is Orville C. Myers from Portland who is living on Mallory lane with his father, Claude Myers. Myers is starting a cabinet shop at his home. He operated a cabi net shop in Portland for six years. Mildred Weyman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCann of Trail made a trip to Portland to take her entrance exams for Good Samaritan School of Nurs ing. She will start school there in the fall. Newcomers to Trail are Miss Dorreen Vogeltanz and Miss Viola Vogeltanz of Medford who are living at Sunset - on - the Rogue with their sister and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seay They are formerly from Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chaney of Shady Cove have bought a lot and house from the Jesse Walk er's in Shady Cove. The prop erty is located across from Beck's and they plan to enlarge the house. She is well known in this area, having lived here for some time and having worked in Dr. Vogel's office and at the school cafeteria. A group of friends called at the Reinning home at Trail to surprise Ralph Reinning on his birthday, March 28. The evening was spent playing canasta fol lowed by refreshments. Attend lng were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bar- tuss and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook, Shady Cove; Mr. and Mrs Harry Smith, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Slim Leeders, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Laymanee, Trail, and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. James F. John son of Shady Cove spent a week recently visiting their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Von Williams, of Brookings. Mrs. James Vanderlip- of Shady Cove is in Sacred Heart hospital for a .check-up and observation. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker and family of Butte Falls spent last Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walker of Shady Cove on Jesse Walker's 75th birthday. Upper Rogue Grange will serve a ham dinner on Easter Sunday, April 13, from 12 to 6 p.m. at Grange hall. Everyone In the area is cordially invited. Mrs.x Delbert Spain, newly elected president of Shady Cove PTA is attending the PTA con vention in Pendleton this week. Attending as delegate from the Elk-Trail PTA is Mrs. Oscar Hanson of Elk Creek. Mrs. Car tee Wood is taking care of Mrs. Spain's little boy, Bruce, in her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blair of Shady Cove have been visiting his sister and husband, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bird of Camas, Wash., and expect to go to Port Angeles, Wash., for Easter to visit other relatives and will probably be gone two weeks or more. Attending the county PTA meeting at Rogue River recently were Mrs. Cartee Wood, repre senting Shady Cove PTA and Mrs. Arthur Hume, Mrs. Tony Miller, Mrs. Carrie Harding and Mrs. Lewis Dusenberry, all of Elk-Trail PTA. Mrs. Hume had intended to go to Pendleton to the PTA convention along with Mrs. Oscar Hanson but illness prevented. Mrs. Dorothy Hunt, formerly of Shady Cove, has recently pur chased a home at Walnut Creek, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Kellar Hutton of Eagle Point have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sawyer of Shady Cove. Mrs. Hutton is Mr. Sawyer's sister. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Shepherd of Shady Cove have had Mr. Shepherd's mother from Wash ington visiting them for the past several weeks. Mrs. Bill Wilson of Shady Cove entertained at her home March 26 with a birthday party for her son, Butch Wilson on bis fifth birthday. Children attend ing the party were Lan and Jan Dusenberry, Richard Wilson and Ollie and Tony Miller of Trail, Amber Wood, Teddy McElhoe and Sheri Watson of Shady Cove. Games were played and the party ended with the cutting of the birthday cake and serving of refreshments. A newcomer to Trail is V. D. Miller from Yakima, Wash., who is living a short distance above Trail and is employed at Jant zer's mill. His family will join him here later. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Brown from North Dakota are visiting the Grant Hubbell's at Trail. Brown is interested in banking and ranching in North Dakota and is also a Texaco Oil distributor. Upper - Rogue Extension Unit held a card party recently at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Paulson with 16 members and guests present. The prize was won by Mrs. Frank Cook. High score prizes were won by Mrs. Orville Krotz, Mrs. Wesley Jones and Mrs. Tom King. The booby prize went to Mrs. Jerry Hicks. HEC of Shady Cove Grange will hold a pre-Easter food sale and bazaar at Nutt's post office and store in Shady Cove on Sat urday, April 12. m a ...ifrw .rtnif mM m m II1 w WJrs lHIURE IUUE MtTSOUKO SHAUMAI 01 FEU COLOGNES by ? J. 1 . uenam maisoA fondee tn 1828 You can lavish these luxuries from top to toe. Enjoy the delight of colognes whose soaring scents linger on and on. From our series of great classics by GUERLAIN the synonym for elegance in fragrance. 3oz.$4.50 6 or. $730 (plus tax) I DRUO CENTPg I V-VJ FIRST J I 4 KISSING IN KOREA First LL James A Van Fleet Jr.. son of 8th Army Commander Gen. Van Fleet, is missing after night com bat flight ever North Korea. He's shown with his wife, the former Yvonne Cloud Lewis, after wedding at West Point in 1M1 Committee Talks Zoning Petitions Members of the Jackson Coun ty Rural Life committee this week discussed formation of peti tions asking for a county zoning measure on the ballot in the No vember 4 general election. Members of the committee agreed to have petitions ready by April 21, at which time they plan to explain county zoning to all interested persons. Miss Eula Wintermote, a representative of the committee, said today that every effort will be made to ex plain county zoning before peti tions are circulated. In order to place the county zoning measure on the ballot, it will be necessary to obtain ap proximately 2,200 signatures on petitions before June 1, Miss Wintermote said. Dead line Sunday ClaiUlMtt la at noon Saturdays. German Orphan, 3, Arrives for Hew Home in States Seattle 0JJD A three-year-old German orphan arrived at the home of his new parents Wednesday after completing a "solo" flight which began in bis homeland two and one-half days ago. For the parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Paulgen of Seattle, It was the end of a dream which began nearly three years ago. They have no children of their own. Found By Brother "We thought we'd like to adopt a child from Germany,' Mrs. Paulgen said, "so we wrote to my husband's brother, Ar thur, who was over there. We asked him to find an orphan boy for us." Arthur was finally successful. The lad was placed aboard the plane when it landed here last night, but it seemed an eternity to the Paulgens. The child was the last person off the ship. Walt Worth Effort But the wait was worth the effort. When the stewardess put the boy in Mrs. Paulgen's arms, she could hardly talk. "He's going to be happy here," the father said. They weren't too excited to give the boy a new name, how ever. From now on, . he'll be known as Arthur William Paul gen. Wad day. April 8. 1S5S MEDFORD OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TVTZ Oak Grove School Planning Musicale The annual spring musicale of the Oak Grove school will be given Thursday, April 10, in the school gymnasium at 8 p.m. On the program will be sev eral folk dances by children of the primary grades, directed by Mrs. Wilda Franks. The inter mediate children's chorus will present several choral numbers under the direction of Mrs. Wil ma Peabody. The upper grade students mixed chorus will sing three numbers under the direc tion of Mrs. Alice Weaver. A concert of orchestra num- KBTtil& ONE THOUGHT YNTHtN wM DOME' S NO pLACB LIKE HoMe3hEtHoME bers will be directed by Edward C. Root, with the combined school orchestras of Griffin Creek, Howard, West Side, and Oak Grove participating. Principal H. Bruce Metzger in vites all interested to attend. EDUCATORS TO MEET Spokane U.R) More than 3,000 educators from five North west states were expected to at tend the annual Inland Empire Education association convention which opens here Wednesday. Dead line Sunday Classifieds la at noon Saturdays. SPRING SPECIAL FUEL - FROM - TIMBER Up to May 10 we will take orders for 16" Green Fir or Pine Slabwood subject to delivery within 30 days from date of order at the following Discounted Prices 4 Load Order Fir at.. $5.50 Per Load 4 Load Order Pine at. .$4.25 Per Load You Save 15 1 Load Order Fir at. . .$6.50 Per Load , 1 Load Order Pine at. .$5.25 Per Load PRICES ARE CASH ON DELIVERY, F.O.B. MEDFORD BE WISE! ECONOMIZE! TimberP Phone Company osteon 2-6123 Every thrifty bunny. . . every thrifty body is cominp to EASTER PARAH - MP storo-wido valuos to malco your East or happier to;., fi r in ' C sueMflattery j v vr IMPORTED SEED BEADS Lovely red and white or white seed bead chokers to give your Easter cos tume a bright Spring touch! Woolworth CQ low priced! 9 arC plus tax Smart earrings In assorted styles to match seed bead OO chokers A7W plus tax 60 gauge, IS denier nylons. Gossamer sheers in Sprint shades with aa smart dark teams. Fall-fashion. DIIC Popular size pr. tJ(J ) STEP SMARTLY FOR EASTER Anklets in a complete assort ment of smart Spring colors... ilQC by famoni Easter Brown, tj Ladies' and children's sizes, pr. ihop Woolworth's first for ovorything ...v. . rf at it '?'. i v4 Qo a i y- :-vx f t ' 1 , XN, FROM THE EASTER BVNNY.,.A SWEET SURPRISE Big Easter baskets, filled with candy and Easter toys. Cluck and how on handle. 98 EASTER EGG CRATE An egg "crate" filled with a dozen colorful candy eggs. Perfect lOu tuck-in for that Easter I VC surprise basket. Af Yesr Uzsrtt Veclwcrth ttzn Besntiful surprise baskets with candy treats, toys and chocolates, m gy Easter "grass" and ribbon bow. 1UC Sand pail with handy shovel FUIed with Easter candy on paper grass. Cellophane-wrapped. 59' V COLORFUL EASTER FUN New! A liquid egg coloring that makes alu-colorad tatter eggs! Presto liouid eu colorinc. IKC . AW w vompiwc wua (upper, m easy, afj FW-FIX1YS FOR EASTER Bright woven baskets , ' tofill with candies Q tt 25 ; Easter grass to "feather your f fig ",oisfHutliBg ctiloDhanj. IU
