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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1952)
Rogue T" T IT TV 7 W ' Outings Valley Kestdents Enjoy oun imer (By Olive Starcher) Holiday and week-ends find hundreds of . Rogue valley residents leaving worlc-p-day cares behind to fish, swim or go boating on : one of the near-by lakes or rivers, or to camp ond picnic at a favorite spot. Last week-end, with extra time available because of the July Fourth holiday, recrea tion spots throughout the area were crowded. At Diamond lake, many Medford, Grants Pass and Klamath Falls families spent the long week-end at their summer homes, camp ing, or at the lake resort. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goldy, Medford, had a number of guests at their Diamond lake cabin. Shown (at top left to right), are Mrs. Wilbur C. Judy, Mrs. Richard Henselman, Mrs.- Curt Madson, Portland, holding her daughter, Cynthia, Mr. Judy, Mr. Madson and Mr. Henselman enjoying the sun on the lake shore. Mt. Thielsen is in. the background. In the playpen are the Henselmans' son, David, (in corner) and the Judys' daughter, Patricia. The Goldys and their guests spent the time swimming, fishing and boating, with an occasional game of pitching horse shoes. Camping at the Shorf Creek forest camp were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gross, their daugh ter, Sandra, and son, Roy (at left center). The Gross family lives at 828 Palm street here. 7 - ' : The campers selected a spot from where they could see Mt. Bailey across the lake for their campsite and were toasting marshmcilows at the campfire when the photographer came along. Shown (center right), are members of the Summer Home Owners' association of Dia- mond lake and their families who took ad vantage of the holiday week-end and held a picnic and association meeting at the lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leverette. Mr. Leverette Is president of the association. Mr. Leverette (at left, lower left) is shown with three state fish and game officials who attended the picnic and meeting as guests. Reaching for a slice of watermelon is Ken Cockrun, fishery agent for the Diamond lake, district for the Oregon State Game commis sion, next is Don Allen, district ranger for the Diamond lake area and ten Mathisen, re gional supervisor for the state game commis sion. Over at the resort the photographer found two valley physicians and their fam ilies, (below right) enjoying an cuting. Hold ing the fish is Dr. Reinhold Kanzler, Med ford, while Dr. Charles F. Hoey, Phoenix, is seated in the boat. In the boat with Dr. Hoey are (left to right) Mrs. Hoey, Mrs. Kanzler, Barbara and Pat Hoey, Annalinde and Kath eryn Kanzler. Photos by Brainerd. Society Trama MEDFORD Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1952 Pages 1-14 PPbmen s :t hi ties 3
