TEH MEDFORD (OREaON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday' May 11, 1953
Shady Cove -Trail News
Shady Cove-Trail With the
coming of spring a great deal of
activity has seemed to spring up
around Shady Cove and vicinity
with new buildings going up and
new interest being shown in real
estate in the area. The business
lot between the Rainbow Cafe
and the Roguedale Cash Market
has been purchased by O. L.
Williams of Shady Cove from R.
D. Abel of Medford. Mr. Wil
liams plans to hold this, lot for
investment purposes. Shady
Cove will have the services of
Dr. Howard Ferguson, formerly
of Glendale, who is an osteo
pathic physician -surgeon, as
soon as the doctors' building is
completed. Ted Conway of
Shady Cove has the contract for
erection of the building which
will be quite large and will have
an X-ray room, operating room,
two examining rooms, office,
laboratory and reception room,
also a carport and entryway for
ambulance on the side. Work
ing for Conway on the building
are Ed Houston, Slim Leiders
and Carroll Watson of Shady
Cove, Frank Allen of Glendale
and J. G. Frampton of Trail.
There is a possibility that
later In the year other buildings
may be built next to the doctors'
building to take care of the
needs- of a druggist and dentist.
Dr. Ferguson has rented the
half of the duplex from Mrs.
Pearl Adair of Shady Cove, n
Walking down to the Rogue-
dale Cash Market yesterday the
correspondent noted that new
screen doors were being put up
at the store by Art Levulett,
Jack Reed, a resident of Shady
Cove for the past three years,
but formerly from Texas, has
purchased a 7-acre lot across
from the Jesse Lowerys at the
corner of the River road and
Longbranch road from ' Walter
Mallory and is building a small
house with garage on part of the
lot. His friends, Mr. and Mrs
Harold Jones and family of Cen
tral Point, plan to build a house
on the other part of the lot.
Nellie Chamberlain of Shady
Cove has returned home from
the Community hospital where
she has been confined as the re
sult of an injury to her kneecap
suffered in a fall at her home.
She Is convalescing nicely and
can have visitors. She wishes
to thank all those who were so
kind as to send cards and flow
ers and visit her at the hospital
during her stay there.
Mr. and Mrs. Athel Dudley of
Shady Cove attended the state
Dry Cleaners convention in Eu
gene the past week end. They
had a very enjoyable time while
there and learned a good many
new ideas pertaining to the dry
cleaning business.
Tom Dooley of Talent has
been visiting his niece and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Collins
of Shady Cove. Mrs. Collins'
mother, Mrs. Ida Troop, has re
turned to . Shady Cove after
pending the winter in . Palm
Springs, Calif.
There will be a chapel benefit
card party sponsored; by Our
Lady of Fatima club on Friday.
May 13, starting at 8 p.m., at
the Shady Cove school gym.
Bridge, pinochle and canasta
will be played with prizes being
given for high and low scores
in each game. Refreshments
will be served and a prize
awarded. Child care and enter
tainment will be provided for
the children of parents attend
ing the card party. All members
of Our Lady of Fatima club and
ladies of the parish are asked to
make either a white. or dark
cake with icing for the party. On
Sunday, May 15, following mass,
the ceremonies of the blessing
of the land for the new chapel
and groundbreaking will be
held. Actual work on the build
ing is to start the following
Sunday.
The Rev. and MrsfR. J. Ban
ning and granddaughter of Van
Nuys, Calif., were recent over
night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Sheppard and family of
Shady Cove. .Visiting the Shep-
ipards at present is Mr. .Shep-:.,..j,-
u-u a t m.
and Mrs. Norval. Sheppard and
children of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Helges
son of Portland were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Watson of Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Davis
and son, Hank, flew to Sacra
mento, Calif., over the past week
end to spend Mothers' day with
Jimmy's mother, Mrs. Clara
Davis. "
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Long of
Long's Valley supply, Shady
Cove, drove as . far as Drain
May 6, where they met their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Rhey Rhodes and children,
who had driven down from Port
land and then picked up their
other daughter and granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Dave ' Preuss and
Sherry in Grants Pass and went
on a picnic on the coast.
Richard Smallwood of Ft. Ord,
Calif., is spending his 2-week
furlough visiting his uncle and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Smallwood, of Shady Cove, be
fore reporting for duty in Mis
souri with the 8th Engr. bat
talion.
Mrs. Dolf Larson of Shady
Cove entertained at her home
with a birthday party honoring
her daughter, Eda's 12th birth
day. Games were played and
refreshments served. Highlight
of the party was a treasure hunt
on the grounds. Guests present
were Jackie and Jo Hume of
Trail, and Pam Vanderlip, Mary
Leekey, Sharon Bowdoin, Letha
Zirby, Kathleen. Houston, . Bill
Pfeifer, Gary Stelle and Ralph
Goode of Shady Cove.
The 5th, 6th and 7th grade
girls belonging to the Girl Scout
troop at Shady Cove school en
tertained their mothers at a tea
at ; the schoolhouse on May 6.
Mothers attending were Mes
dames Jim Vanderlip, Marion
Walters, Clayton Knotts, Wilbur
Blackman, Orage Houston, Wil
liam Leekey, Donald Harmon,
George Martin and Dolf Larson,
and Leader Mrs. David Rastall,
district leader, Mrs. Ivan Hale,
and Mrs. Ed Learning, represent
ing Steelhead Auxiliary V.F.W
Post No. 6881. i
Dan Krotz III and his baby
son, Danny IV, moved over the
week end from his parents'
home in Shady Cove to Ashland
where he will be nearer his
work.
Mrs. Bob Alworth of Medford,
former resident of Trail, has
just received! word of the death
of her brother, Sam Netherland,
who died Saturday . in Walla
Walla, Wash. .
Chet Pfluke of Oakland spent
the Mothers' day week end vis
iting the Ernie Segessenman
family of Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shere of
Big Butte creek, Trail, have sold
their home on Big Butte creek
to Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Los
Angeles who plan to use the
place mostly as a summer vaca
tion residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shere are
grandparents of a baby girl born
to their daughter, Mrs. Dave
Winans (the former Barbara
Shere) in Medford" at Sacred
Heart hospital. The "baby, who
has , been '-. named Marguerite,
weighed 7V pounds at birth.
Sisters from St. Mary's school
in Medford will conduct a two-
week religious catechism school
at the Shady .Cove school gym
starting June 6.
A number of local Shady
Cove and Trail ladies were seen
attending the Homemakers' fes
tival in Central. Point. Both.the
Rogue Elk and Shady Cove Ex
tension units were well . repre
sented. A very, clever skit was
put on by the Rogue Elk unit
concerning "Weight and Vita
mins' which gave the audience
a good laugh. Shady Cove Ex
tension unit had a table display
of the "home medicine cabinet"
and various articles of ham
mered copper made by members
of the unit. Ladies from Rogue
Elk unit who attended were
Mesdames Frank Dolenshek,
Little (and big) folks love
Hand-Blended JM
Flavor .. . -
of delicious Jell-well Gelatin
certainly "brings out" the
goodness of the fruit! My
new salad is so easy to pre
pareand so party-pretty!
Do enjoy this treat soon !
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MAY BASKET SALAD
Prepare Jell-well Lime Gelatin (or
Raspberry or Cherry ) according to pack
age directions. Chill until set. Spoon
arm Jell-well through potato ricer or
coarse sieve. Make a "basket" of riced
gelatin; fill with fresh fruit such as
diced melon, pineapple, berries. Spoon
Jell-well over top for basket "handle."
Dorothy Tockstein, Howard Ash,
Royal Greenman, Audrey Col
lier, Kenneth Lacey, Morris
Bush, Chet Willson, Harry Case
bier, Ersel Meyers, Glenn An
derton, Ranald Axtell, A. Mykle
bye, Art Hume, Elizabeth Worth
and Jemma Corliss from Eagle
Point, and from Shady Cove unit
Mesdames Ralph Lane, Travis
Littlefield, Lewis Dusenberry,
William Shepherd, William Bish
op and Carroll Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warren and
family of Shady Cove made a
trip to Roseburg over the week
end where they visited their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Fer
ris. Mrs. Ruth Sanford has re
turned from Los Angeles and
has resumed the real estate busi
ness. Mrs. O. B. Starks of Long
Beach, Calif., is visiting her
daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Collins, of Shady
Cove.'
Mrs. Everett Elrod of Trail
Lollypop Industry
Praises Saik Vaccine
New York 4J.R) Parents
aren't the only ones to hail the
Salk anti-polio vacine as a boon.
The National Confectionery
Salesman's Association said to
day the practice of giving lolly
pops to youngsters after their
vaccinations has given the lolly
pop "the greatest prestige in its
history."
Resusciiator Purchase
Financed by Civic Clubs
Rogue River Civic clubs in
Rogue River have donated mon
ey to finance purchase of a re
suscitator fo rthe local fire de
partment. Mayor Phil Engle said the re
suscitator should be available in
the near future.
has scheduled a Stanley party
for Thursday afternoon, May 12,
at the home of Mrs. Cecil Kee
of Shady Cove.
Wearing of Shorts Latest
Thing for Texas Milkmen
Dallas, Tex. U.R) That ultra-fashionable man who saunter
ed up to certain Dallas doors today was the milkman- clad in
Bermuda walking shorts.
Thirty of 120 milkmen employed by one Dallas dairy so made
their rounds.. With their shorts a sedate black they wore short
sleeved khaki shirts, knee-length ribbed shirt, knee-length ribbed
khaki socks, black loafers and black golfers' caps.
This ensemble, furthermore, represents the official although
not the obligatory wear for Metzger Dairies milkmen from today
until mid-September, when summer is only just beginning to wane
in Dallas.
Dairies owner Jake Metzger, with no advance warning, Tues
day sent out two of his milkmen dressed in shorts for a test re
action. .
It was, he reported, good. . ,
"One housewife said her husband will bless us because he's
been trying for years to get up the courage to put on Bermuda
shorts. Now we've given him a reason for doing it," Metzger said.
The dairy owner frankly hopes to start a trendj to encourage
all sorts of men to begin wearing shorts to work.
As for his milkmen, he is resigned to the fact they probably
will have to take a lot of kidding.
He doesn't figure that will hurt business.
"They work in an area of public relations where good humor
is essential to good business," Metzger said.
UNITED FARM AGENCY
Announces with pleasure the re-appointment of Mr.
William L. Lebow as the UNITED representative at Ash
land and surrounding territory. For thirty years UNITED
FARM AGENCY has served sellers of farms and other
rural real estate, offering the most effective advertis
ing available. UNITED advertises regularly in news
papers, magazines, and farm journals throughout tho
country with a combined circulation in excess of 40,
000,000. By listing your property with Mr. Lebow, an
experienced UNITED man, you will have the whole
nation as a potential buyer. When you buy or sell
through UNITED, you deal with an organization with
a record of more than a quarter of a century of de
pendable service!
When you want to buy or sell real estate
See, Call, or Writ
UNITED FARM AGENCY
; William L Lebow, Representative
2400 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland, Ore.
(Office, 2400 Siskiyou Blvd., on U.S. 99, south part of town)
Residence, 2408 Siskiyou Blvd. Phono 2-8901
(No property shown on Sunday except by appointment)
117 S. CENTRAL
PHONE 2-6241
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