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SHADY COVE-TRAIL Former Resident On Visit of Mr. r.i Mr of Shady Cov u ' i n t z r v r f inr;-;rj:r2 Mr ; By EVALYN P. WATSON Shady Cove -Trail A former resilient, nf Shady Cove, M... Dorothy Hint r,f Concord. Cai:f . :n Rradv Cove inc a hnrr. Ardre-.v Brown V.'r.ir- v-": Vj:tp-i rr rd friprvis r-d .".Tr A." Lev- ulett ! Sr.sdy Cove. Her riauzh ter and family. Mr. and Mr?. Bill Brown, and rmldrrn. ai.o made t're trip i.p but topped off in Orar's P;is to visit with r.rown". sis'r ar.d farr.;iy, Mr. and Mr. Rov K:er. Mr. and Mr. Ralph V.'a'son of 'Ira:, at rorr.panif.d by their U '.rur-'i'A zrandda'igii'er. Sheri ".Vav-on. speri' a week in the Se r n L3K(" . ba.-:n roi.ntry h;k ioc m'o '', fi.-hir.a and re Iaxir.z Th: wa- Sheri . fir.-t reai rampir.a trip and siie ra'.cht 14 trout. The Wa'.-ors have takn their g'i"!t from .Vhland, Ray and Allarri Shiprrian. on a fishing trip to Harr.arher .!eadows this week. Mr. and Mrv Sheldon Reeves nf Seat'.e stopped bv briefly to viit wi'n Mrs. Redes' unr.de and famiiy, Mr. and Mrs. Dolf I, arson, on their way hark home to Sa'tle affpr vacationing in California. Mrs. Margaret Walker of Shady Cove has received word that her Erandriauehter, Jeri Walker, ria'ihtrr of Mr. and Mrs. J'.hn Walker of Yamhill, suffered an accident when her dug knocked her down aaainst a big rock with the result being a broken collarbone. Millard Wilde of Trail is still confined to Roa.ue Valley hos pital where he is improving snd now has his arm and shoulder in a cast. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris nf Monrovia. Calif, are visiting with Harris parents. Mr and Mrs Ru?se:i Harris of Shady Cove. The Rev. and Mrs Polio Dun ham and daugnfr. Caroline are house guests of Dr. and Mrs. Verne Wilson of Shady Cove. Mrs. Richard Bartuss of Shady Covs had at her home as lunch- J eon guests on Wednesday, Mrs. f Frank Blaar of Meriford and her i aunt, Mrs. Helen Daniells, who Is visiting from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Myers and 1 Koij, Gary, of Cedar Rapids, ! Iowa, are isiting with Mrs. i Myers parents. Mr. and Mrs. GeorEe Scott of Shady Cove. Guests of the Clarence Meyer ! family at Trail have been Mrs. j Meyer's niece, Mrs. June Helvie and children of Napa. Calif., and I her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Douglas nf Vallejo, Calif. Former residents of Shady Co e who are now living in Lancaster, Calif., were visitors here this week, staying at the Shady Cove motel. They were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver and daughter, Daun Cherie. The Olivers still own their home here which they have rented to Mr. and Mrs. Clair. Dr. and Mrs. George Paullii and children, Sandy and Bill, from Turlock. Calif., have been visiting with Mrs. Paulli's sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Del mar Logan of Shady Cove. The Clarence Mevers also have their grandson. Lanre Douglas of Vallejo, Calif., spend ing his vacation with them. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shif lett of Wenatchee. Wash., are visiting their daughter and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons of Trail. Also visiting the Sim mons is their oldest boy. John Jr., also of Wenatchee. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Segessen man of Shady Cove left Friday wtih their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Ffluke and Jeanne Marie, for a trip to Eu gene where they will visit with Mrs. Segessenman's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Vnsson. and then on to Portland. From Portland the Segessen mans wil go to Detroit by train where they will visit with Seges senman's sister. Mrs. Anna Burnside. Recent guests of the Segessen mans have been Mrs. W. D. Durkee of Medford and her daughter, Mrs. John Pollard, and girls. Joyce and Pamela, from Battle Creek, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Warren O. Sandy of El Cajon. Calif., are visiting with Mrs. Sandy's uncle Sunday. July 22, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE IIT0 and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pr:ggs of Shady Cove. Mrs. Margaret MarGregor of Oakland. Calif , is visiting with her s:'r and husband. Mr. and Mrs Le-i:s B:va:I of Shady Co- o Ceeeha Ke. Carol Ha and Marilyn Learning, ail of Shady Co e. were enrar;'s in the searcn fir talent program held July 16 in the Junior High gym in Ashland, doing a tap dance number. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Inman and children. Douglas Jr. and George, and Pilchard Hurd. all of S'O'k'on, Calif,, have been guests iS Mrs. Inman's sister and hus.oand. Mr. and Mrs. Henry K:rby of Shady Coe. Miss Suzanne Wick of Walnut Creek. Calif . has been visiting with her horther and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Howard -N'utt of Shady C'o e. Mr. and Mrs Fred Morgan of Trail made a trip to Silver Lake near Chiloquin over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Baumgard ner of Monte Vista. Calif., for mer residents of Shady Cove, were in the area on a business trip last week. Starting July 16 the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ken nedy nf Shady Cove, formerly of Walla Walla, Wash., took over the management of Nutt's mar ket. They do not plan to occupy the premises until Aug, 1. Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Mrs. Eleanor Beattie, will help in the store. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nutt will continue to operate the post office for the present. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kircher of Tygh Valley, Ore., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hornseth of Shady Cove. The Rico Bertoglios new ad rires;; is 615 Sonoma ave.. North Scramen'n Calif. They are for mer residents nf Shadv Cove. Arizona Scores iln Colorado River Fight With Calif. San Francisco UP Ari zona scored a victory in its fight over rights to Colorado river water Friday when Spe cial Master Simon II. Rifkind denied a motion by California to strike the testimony of an Arizona witness. The witness was William Gooklin, San Carlos Irrigation district water engineer from Coolidze. Ariz., who earlier had testified that there was an an nual water loss on the Gila riv er of nne million acre feet. Chief counsel Ely Northcutt of California was seeking to es- tablish Gookin's testimony as I "erroneous testimony" during j cross-examination. j Accept Testimony I In effect. Rifkind's ruling ! meant that the special master accepted Gookin's testimony as j an expert as evidence in the j complex suit. j Out of court, Ely said Cali fornia would have to "rebutt" Gookin's testimony in the pre sentation of its case. He also ' said the ruling in no way re . fleeted the weight Rifkind might give the testimony at the conclusion of the trial. Arizona is seeking clear title to 3.800,000 annual acre feet of the Colorado river's water. Cal ifornia claims it is entitled to 5.363.000 acre feet per year. There is not enough water in : the river to satisfy both claims. The states of Nevada. Utah j and New Mexico and the Unit 1 ed States government are also ! parties in the action. Harold Holmes Named President of RVTA Harold Holmes, sales manager of Rouge River Orchards was elected president of the Rogue Valley Traffic association at its weekly meeting July 19. Ralph Cook was named vice president and Fred Moreland was retained as secretary-treasurer. The association acts as a co ordinating organization in be half nf the pear packing and shipping industry. ATTENTION! 4-H Club & FFA MEMBERS The month of July is Club discount month at the Med fofd Feed & Seed. 10"s discount will be given on oil merchandise (with the exception of feed) in preparation for the coming fair. Merchandise will include such items os pails, tubs, curry combs, brushes, show sticks, show canes, show halters, rope, etc. Also if there is something you may want that we do not stock we will be glad to order, allowing discount! 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