EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MA.I LTRIBUNE
Sunday. October 14, 19SS
SHADY COVE-TRAIL
Carnival Night Planned
Shadv Cove-Trail The rcu-
r meeting of the Shady Cove
i'TA was held at the Shady Cove
school Tuesday, Oct. 9th. Preced
ing the meeting color slides, to
gether with a taped commentary,
were shown by Mrs. Al Cooper
of Shady Cove. Two films, one
of the prehistoric gardens near
Port Orford, Ore., and one en
titled "Lament of a Trucker's
Husband." were viewed by
members.
The business meeting was tak
en up mainly with plans for the
coming Shady Cove carnival to
be held Saturday. Oct. 27, at the
Shady Cove school gym, start
ing at 7 p.m. Thursday and Fri
day nights, Oct. 25 and 28. are
designated as work nights at the
gym to set up booths for the car
nival. Help is needed for these
nights.
Mrs. Bill Kennedy, chairman
of the ways and means commit
tee, announced the workers for
the various booths and said that
several booths are still not tak
en. They are, the bounce ball,
bean bag toss, comic photo booth
and the witches pot. Anyone
who would like to help in any of
these booths is asked to contact
Mr. Kennedy at once at 2631.
Wurkcrs for the other booths
are: covo. Mrs. Tex Burnett, Mrs.
Dave Bcrgren and Mrs. Dolf
Larson; fish pond, Mrs. Gene
House and Mrs. Ervin House;
darts. Tex Burnett and Dave Ber
gren; parcel post. Mrs. Dale Saw
yer and Mrs. Bill Kennedy;
cream can throw, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Mullen and Mrs. Delbert
Spain: glass dish toss. Mrs. Jim
Vanderlip and Mrs. Dee Stock
ton: cake walk, Mr. and Mrs. Ce
cil Kee; spook room. Mrs. Ber
nard Henry: food both, Mrs. Jack
Ross and Mrs. Clayton Knotts:
hat booth. Mrs. Jim Sawyer ar.d
Mrs. Arthur Greenley: tickets,
Mrs. Tory Haynie and Mrs. Car
roll Watson. Ray Mullen will be
master of ceremonies and Mrs.
Mullen will have charge of the
prizes. Prizes will be awarded
the children for the best and
most imaginative costumes. A
door prize will be given.
The evening closed with serv
ing of refreshments in the cafe
teria by Mrs. Jim Vanderlip
and Mrs. Dee Stockton. Queen
candidates are: eighth grade
Eda Larson, seventh grade. Judy
Watts: sixth grade. Gloria Col
lines, and fifth grade, Mary Weis
brod. Residents in the area were sad
dened to learn of the death of
Mrs. Claude (Pat) Close of Big
D'.itte creek. Trail. Mrs. Close
was with her husband. Claude
Close, who is working in Rose
burg, when she suffered a heart
attack Monday evening, Oct. 8.
She was rushed to the hospital
but passed away shortly after ar
rival. She had been active In
community affairs until recently,
when ill-health forced her to give
up many of her activities. She
was a past president of the La
dies Auxiliary to Steelhead Post
No. 6881 V.F.W., a Gold Star
mother, past member of Shady
Cove grange No. 931. of-which
her husband is past master, and
belonged to other groups. She
is survived by her husband.
Claude Close, of Roseburg and
Trail, her son, Leon Close of
Mcdford, and one granddaughter,
Judy Close, who is attending col
lege ip California.
Mrs. Bert Connor, who under
went surgery recently at the
Canyonville hospital, has return
ed home and is convalescing.
The regular meeting of Our
Ladv of Fatima club will be held
on Thursday', Oct. 18, from 10
a.m. until 3 p.m.. at the home of
Mrs. Frank Selto of Elk Creek.
Trail. Those attending are asked
to bring a sack lunch and mem
bers are urged to be present to
help with plans for the coming
bazaar and other events.
Eighty donors offered blood at
the Bloodmobile in Shady Cove
on Tuesday. Oct. 9. with "0 pints
of blood being taken.
Mrs. Ernest Segessenman.
chairman, wishes to thank all
those who helped with this proj
ect, and especially the chairmen
of the various districts, Steelhead ,
Post No. 6381 VFW. for the use
of the hall, and the Ladies Aux
iliary for the serving of the cof
fee and donuts.
The regular meeting of the
Shady Cove Garden club was
held on Monday. Oct. 8 at the
home of Mrs. Walter Turner, of
Trail. Cohostesses were Mrs. Ce
cil Kee and Mrs. Miles Williams
of Shady Cove. Mrs. John Hoist,
of Gold Hill, gave a talk on
"mushrooms." There were IS
members and guests present.
Guests were Mrs. John Hoist, of
Gold Hill, Mrs. Peter Vachon of
Shady Cove and Miss Ann For
bes of San Diego.
Henry Sweek of Jnglewood,
Calif., is a house guest of Mrs.
Zella Tullis, of Laurelhurst
Road. Trail, and her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Goode, of Shady Cove. Harry
Goode, son Ralph and his ne
phew, Donald Gray of Mcdford,
spent last weekend on a hunting
trip to Cliff Springs in Klamath
county.
Honored queen. Sandra Saw
yer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Sawyer, of Trail, appeared
on KBES-TV last week and told
about the candy sale of Bethel
No. 56, Job's Daughters, for the
benefit of the leukemia fund.
Mr. and Mrs. William Helin,
of Superior, Wis., are visiting
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Matheson, of Shady
Cove.
Mrs. Edgar Vanderlip, of
Shady Cove, is vacationing in
Huntington Park, Calif., where
she is a guest of her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Flour
noy. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hunt, of
Shady Cove, are parents of a
baby girl born recently at a Med
ford hospital. The baby has been
named Theresa Marie. Mr.
Hunt's sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Wagner, and chil
dren, of San Lorenzo, Calif., arc
visiting them at present.
Kenneth Mills, formerly of
Lancaster. Calif., and now of
Shady Cove, has opened the
Mill's Radio and Television Re
pair shop at his home, next to
the Jcanette Johnson residence,
in Shady Cove. Mills has worked
in radio and television repair in
Chicago, 111., and in Lancaster,
Calif., where he was employed
in the radio and radar standard
laboratory of the Northrup air
craft. Mr. Mills is married and
the father of two pre-schoolchil-dren.
When questioned as to his
reason for moving to our area,
he said, "we like it here, and it
is a good place to raise children."
Phone number for the Mill's Ra
dio and TV is Shady Cove 2177.
Mrs. Jacalyn Langston and
two children. Jolinda and John
ny, have moved to Sacramento.
Calif. Mrs. Langston has rented
her house to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Allen and family, formerly of
Canyonville. The Aliens have
two children. Patsy, who will en
roll in the fourth grade at the
Shady Cove school, and a 6-mos.
old baby boy.
Mr. nand Mrs. V. H. West, of
Chehalis. Wash., spent several
days visiting with Mrs. West's
sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Ole Hornscth of Shady Cove.
A number of ladies from this
area attended the Siskiyou dis
trict garden clubs flower ar
rangement meeting, held in
Phoenix last week. Those attend
ing were Mesdames Edwin Stro
ther. Miles Williams. Tom King,
William Shepherd, Floyd Kelley,
Pearl Adair. Bob Chamberlain.
Scott Brill. Howard Ferguson,
Delmar Loan. Verne Wilson
and Walter Turner, all of this
area: and Miss Ann Forbes, of
San Diego.
Jim Landry, of Trail, is in
Sacred Heart hospital in Med
ford for treatment and observa
tion. Mrs. Alberta Hughes, of Rid
dle, Ore., mother of Mrs. Walt
Messecar, of Trail, is reported to
be improving at the Community
hospital, and is expected to come
home this week. She suffered in
juries and bruises in a car acci
dent about two weeks ago at
Dodge bridge. ,
On Saturday, Oct. 20, at the
Shady Cove gym, there will be
a benefit card party sponsored by
the Shady Cove Grange No. 931,
held in conjunction with Grange
booster night. Proceeds from
this event will be given to the
Shady Cove-Trail fire depart
ment. Entertainment will be
furnished and refreshments serv
ed free of charge by the Grange
ladies. Admission will be by donation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chubb of
Shady Cove, vacationed over the
past week end at the coast. They
went from Reedsport, Ore., to
the Trees of Mystery, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson of
Glendale, Calif., and Mrs. Wil
son's sister, Mrs. Ina McCanta
of Visalia, Calif., spent several
days vacationing with Lloyd
Wilson's brother and family. Dr.
and Mrs. Verne Wilson of Shady
Cove.
Mrs. Dick Bartuss. of Shady
Cove, has been called to Fuller
ton, Calif., by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Claude Richards.
Her sister's condition is serious,
but a letter received this morn
ing by Mrs. Tom King, of Shady
Cove, aunt of Mrs. Richards, said
her condition was improved.
Benny Nork, of Shady Cove, is
in a Medford hospital for treat
ment and observation.
Mrs. Bert Clark, of Big Butte
creek, Trail, expects to leave the
last of this week for San Diego,
Calif., whare she has been called
by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Caywood. Another sister,
Mrs. B. W. Cain, of Eagle Point,
will accompany her on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sturgeon,
and children, of Torrance, Calif.,
have purchased approximately
100 acres from the Bert Clarks
on Big Butte creek, and plan to
build a home there soon. They
have a home in Medford and will
remain there until they can
build.
At the last meeting of the
Shady Cove Rotary club, mem
bers saw color movies of the
1954 Santa Anna Boy Scout jam
boree, showing the full week
session of Boy Scout activities
held there. These pictures were
Child Guidance Clinic Has
Been Operating Three Years
Editor's nole: This it anoth
er in a series of articles
discussing agencies served
through contributions to the
United Medford Crusade.)
The Southern Oregon Child
Guidance clinic is beginning its
fourth year this year along with
the United Medford Crusade. A
member agency, the clinic re
ceives about 18 per cent of its
budget from the UMC.
The clinic has helped more
than 300 troubled children and
their parents in the three years
of its direct service program.
Several more children have been
helped through the clinic's other
two programs.
Consultation and education
reaches a wider range pf chil
dren's problems. The clinic
strives in its three programs to
ward a goal of working for bet
ter health and welfare for all
children.
As different groups meet to
study and understand healthy
growth of personality, motiva
tions, and behavior and begins
to accept different behavior, a
more positive atmosphere is
shown through the courtesy of
Willard Hubbell, Boy Scout exe
cutive, of Valley Forge, Pa., who
sent the films to his father.
Grant Hubbell. of Trail, member
of the Shady Cove Rotary club.
Films of this nature show what
can be accomplished by Ameri
can youth today, when guided in
the right direction.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shough and
children, Donnie and Barbara,
spent several days visiting with
Mrs. Shoughs' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Cooper, and taking
advantage of the hunting season.
Mrs. Walter Turner, of Trail,
was an honored guest at a birth
day dinner given for her by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Larson, of Ash
land Sundav. Oct. 7. Other euests
included Mr. and Mrs. Louie I
Ward o The Dalles and Walter r
Turner.
created for all children.
The clinic works with other
agencies and individuals work
ing toward this goal, and shares
in planning.
Other Ways
The Southern Oregon Child
Guidance clinic has grown in
other ways besides expansion of
services. In the past three
months the clinic had the addi
tion to the staff of Dr. Harry
K. Daniel, child psychiatrist,
who is acting as assistant to Dr.
John Waterman, medical direc
tor, mental health section, state
board of health, in four coun
ties, giving four days to the
Jackson county health depart
ment for the clinic.
Projective testing (specialized
personality, testing) has been
added as an extra service in
studying a child's problems to
be used in situations where the
understanding of the meaning
of tMe behavior is quite com
plex; Dr. Norman Sundberg.
clinical psychologist from the
University of Oregon comes to
the area one day a month to give
the tests.
Intelligence tests are availa
ble through Dr. Sundberg's help
or through the cooperation of
the county schools' psychomet
ric testing programs.
Professional literature, ment
al health films, and mental
health plays are added each year
for use in the educational pro
gram. The Southern Oregon Child
Guidance clinic is located at 307
Leverette building.
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