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O o o o o o o o o oo O 0 JSHADY C0VI-7RAIL School Presents Fcgecsn? gy VLYW P. WATSO 1 of his nepnew .nd family, Mr. Shady Cove-Trail T h e and Mrs. Charies Leaminj of (hns'(j).as ag-jar.t prc-sitd by MeSford leg dinner Christmas thestudems of the Shady Cove' day. srliool Thursday evening, Dec. ( i well attendee? and the ffrts of rth trtBchers and stu- itienig were ell rewarded as the j rfcj;rals opinion as tha,t this; i ay net ?ne best that Shady i JJov ,s had i years. a Jrtedfi.g the play the school j iandve scverai.musical num - suder ?he direction of .Mr. foot. Judy V.atts ave a saxa- 'inong "solo accom&aniea dvi fcliry Leekey.Tl e horus under the direction of Mrs. Norene i'owaysanc between "the var- us ac'9 with solo number by k'.i'tM Pfeifr. and a number by (JjOay Steele, Oavid Wood and ftidj? Leakey. Danom? a special - ty numby ryere Cecelia Kee and .ie (H'hristmas Playand pro gram presented on Sunday eve ningeirrgc. 23 at Trail Ccmmu nSy cffttnA was well attended, swit htiie churgh being filled to o "op"y- SuiiP0V,'iIson, daughter of Mr. Sid rlrs. John Wilson of Sl;ady Cove hjjs been ill over the holi (tla; and )s been running a Wgh trmperajjrc. She is some what improved now. Kr. and Mrs. Chgster Pfluke and daughter, Jeanne Marie of Santa Rosa. Calif., are visiting wJth Qrs. Pfluke's parents, Mr. aiid Mrs. Ernest Segessenman of Shac'y Cove. 3 Mrs. Ernest Sackett was hos tess heg home Dec. 27 vftth a birthday party honoring the 10th birthday of her m, Kerry Sack ett. Games" were played and re freshments served. Guests pres ent were Jimmy Brewer, Jimmy Welch, C8rl Jenkins and Sheri e Wats., sjj o Shady Cove. Oth ers present were Kerry 's par- ents, Mr. anrMrs. tackett. Mrs? Fftink SullivaS of Mont erey Park, Cal.., is visiting her (laughter Snd husbanjj. Mr. and Mrs.0 Russell Harris of Shady (fove. The fir. service? to be hejfl in Our Lady of Fatima church in Shady CWve'were Held Chrit ma.rive wTn midnight mass be ing condflWed by the Rev. Nich (golas Deis. The cl'urch was filled to capacity. Following the serv ices0a jocialhour was held in 8e parish hall0 The pastor and church menders want to express ' teir thanksoto all vho helped qO maigp the building of 4his church possible!. M(t and Mrs. John Collins of Shady Ce were hosts for a ; family dinnerin Christmas. Rel ;: stives attending were Mrs. Col ; liitjf sisr and family Mr. and t Mr Cnrles Hazelton. of Tal-'- fQ, brother and farnily. Mr and Mrs. !.. Trop of Med- - fd and he mother. Mrs. Ida vTroop of M.odesto, Calif. L Mrs. F. M. Vincent of Glaei t stone. Or"j,. s spending th - Christmas fciolidays visiting witn her n and family. Mr. and - Mrs. Bob Vi ent c Shady Cove. - Vl O 9 - ODr. and Mrs. Marion Vogel - and o- o-fimily of Crescef.t City, - Caali ;if cVasited briefly in Shady C'gXe recency ajd stayed at the Z Oaks (ymirt. Dr. Vogel was the " firsr resident doctor in Shady T Cove. O The rJtainbo cafe fs closed Z this week foj repairs with. Carl Chishar. Ethel ?;oode and Zella TiSiis hard ; work remodeling the restaur;it. t Mrs. C. E. Duckcr, of Forest 2 geve is spending the Christmas !ijlday9 vising with her son and wifeffl and Mrs. Bill 9)uckcr ot Shadv Cceie. 1 - m Mr. and $Irs. Sim Steacy anif iLfamail of San Pablo,. Calif., gpent othe Christmas holidays o ;with Mi9e Steacy's garents, Mr. 0- andQlrs. Ij,win Howe of Trail. $r. aig) Mrs. Harry Goode ad family of Shady Cove spent Christm witlj Harry's sister ; and faitjtly, Mr. and Mrs. Jack jleijrnbcak of grospct. f Mr. A. C. Rowley of iicese j Creek, Shack' Cove was a guest Z oiq Christmas day far tiinner at ; the ho;b o Mr. and Mrs. Max W0sPnall0oP Shady CoSe. ; Mr. and Vs- 1el Logan of t-.! ar vacationing in "Jurlock, 2 CalifO for the" Christmas and 2 New Years heftidays. where they - are gviy'sts of Mrs. Logan's sis- - ter ad family, Dr. and Mrs. -Paullus.O o ; O 0 a- . Z GMrsPSiPottie Paimck f Trai; ' was gut0-ta'f hoioT a a surprise buttdagarty held in her home - when gome of the Ladies Aux- iliary to S-,cfihcad Post No. 6SS1 ; met in a group gnad surprised her.C?lifts were preanted and . refreshments served. Auxiliary rrgfoers present were Mesdams Q Ed Learning. Jim l?opkins. Jim gassalo Francos Miller. Clyde Stafford and Ole Hornseth. 4rs. Jim C-sapof TraS m'ade number trips to Camp White dunrg the .Oiaays in behalf of the iiaies Auxiliarv to Steel-: 3id Post No. 6331 to clp fill Christasaiaskets and distribute, gifts. he w?s exnectine her hus- jrjd- Jim CassSn. h'ne f jom the - eftran's Hspj,'al in Vancouver forothe holidavs but fif was un able to come. Frar.k Ma-e S Shady" Cove : was dinner guest at the hSnec co Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learning haa as guests in their home Chnst as day Mr. and Mrs. Glenn trance and family of Jackson ville, parents of .Mrs. Learning, and Mrs. Jim Casual of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sitzcr of, ; handifr, Anz., hav iUn? ,heir SQn and and Mrg w R Sit e been via- i family, Mr I itzer of Elk j Creek, Trail over the holidays. ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kee and baby daughter of Klamath Falls, . Ore., spent the Christmas holi- , days with Charle s parents. Mr. j and Mrs. Cecil Kee of Shady ! Cove. Charles is attending Ore- gon Technical Institute in rlam- am taus. Spending part of the Christmas holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nutt of Shady Cove were Howard's mother Mrs. 'Howard Wick of San Jose, Calif., his two sisters, Suzanne Wick and another sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sprague all of Walnut Creek, Calif. Henry Connor is home for the Christmas holidays with his fam ily the Bert Connors of Shady BC Television Company in Hol lywood, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Haakin son and daughter. Eetty of Wil mington, Calif., spent Christmas visiting with their son and wtfe. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Haakinson ef j Shafiy Cove. Adrian Elrod. son of Mr. anad Mrs. Everett Elrod of Trail is leaving for Chicago, 111., where he will enroll for a 22 months course in electronics at the De Vry Institute. One of his cott sins from Kansas is also planning to enroll in the same school. Mrs. Clara White of Ojai, Calif., spent the Christmas holi days with her daughter and fam ily, Mr. snd Mrs. Dean Collins of Shady Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Athel Dudley of Shady Cove spent the Christmas holidays with their son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quail and family of Central Point. Mrs. Frances Miller of Shady Cove is spending the Christmas holidays in Spokane visiting with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and family of Trail made a trip to Gntnts Pass where they spent Christmas with Bill's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cooper. Scottie Parrick of Trail has returned from the Veterans' hos pital in Portland where he went for a medical checkup. The Parrieks had as guests over the holidays their niece. I.a Vonne Levy of Mill Valley, Calif., and "her friend. M Sgt. Ada Verney also of Mill Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Minor of Shady Cove made a trip to Sanger. Calrf., where they spent the holidays with Mrs. Minor's mother, Mrs. Bill Akins. Mr. and Mrs. William Crouch er and family of Shady Cove ma-ie a trip to Red Bluff. Calif., where they visUed with relatives over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Akins and family of Shady Cove had as a guest on Christinas Mr. Akin's mother. Mrs. Maggie Akins of Medford. They also made a trip to Eugene, Ore., where they vis iter with Akins' brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Akins. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Conway ot Shady Cove made a trip during the holiday season to Los An geles. San pDiego and Santa Ana. Calif., where they visited with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Art Greenley of Shady Cove spent the Christmas holiday season in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mullen of Shady Cove made a trip during the school holiday to Empire, Ore., w here they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vie Meyers and family. Mr. Meyers is Supervisor of the Drivers Training Institute in Marshfield. They also stopped off at Yoncalla to visit witli Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewellen. Bill is principal of the grade schools in Yoncalla. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kee and daughtero-Cecelia were guests for dinnej" Christmas day at the home of Mrs. Kce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. frank Chamberlain of Cagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hull of Trail were guests for dinner on Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lozden and fam ily of Shady Cove . Judy Close of Medford spent ' CJiristmas with her grandfather, Claude Close of Trail. She is home for the holidays from Brawlev. Calif., where she has b att;ndms college. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scott and family of Trail made a trip to Los Angeles where they spent the Christmas holidays visiting with Mrs. Scott's brother and familyo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cartwright'tnd'with Mr. Scott's Brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lian Scott. The Rev. nd Mrs. RonSId!j ! Currrn of Shady Cove spent the holiday seaton visiting wit'i tneir son. Hon C'urrcn who is emplov cd in Los Anseles fry the McCul luueh Chain Sa.v company. Thy made the trip to California with -Mr. and Mrs. 'Bob Culver of Trail. Mr. an-j Mrs. Oscar Hanson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Mose Bush of Elk Creek spent the Christinas holidays with Mrs Hanson and Mrs. BusTi's pareirls, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson of Cen tral Point. Mr. and Mrs. Arney Willson of Dayton, Ore., are spending the holiday season visiting with their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Willsan and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Willson. and family. Mrs. Paul Davis of Shady i Cove has received word that her of Monrovia, Calif., has under gone major surgery. Ronnie Stockstill of Shady Cove is planning to leave for California soon where he will enroll in college. A number of members of the Shady Cove Garden club vis ited the decorated houses at Prospect during the Holiday House held there recently. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley en tertained at their home with a Farewell Dinner in honor of their nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jantzer and daughters, Eloise and Shirley who are leaving to spend several months in Florida. The Kellcy's spent Christmas in Azalea. Ore., with their nephew and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jantzer. Other relatives from California, Mr. nd Mrs. John Jantzer and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jantzer and children from Areata, Calif., also spent Christmas with the Ben Jantzers at Azalea. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kellcy plan to leave with their trailer next week for an extended trip throush southern California and will be gone the greater part of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jantzer and sons, Michael and Monte have oved into their new home on the hill which they have been build ing next to the Jimmy Davis home. They moved in shortly be fore Christmas. The Shady Cove-Trail Lady Lions entertained the Lions club members at a smorgasborg din ner and Christmas party at the VFW hall. The Lions club mem bers surprised the Lady Lions by putting on a play, The Christ mas Carol. Guests present were Dr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson of Trail, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork of Shady Cove and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphreys of Reese creek. Steelhead Post No. 6881 VFW and Ladies Auxiliary will have a New Years eve party for mem bers and invited guests at the VFW hall. Fifty cents per per son will be charged. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welch who wore' married a week ago in JJedford during his leave, are now at home in Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Welch is the former Raedene Hicks of Shady Cove. Bill Poitevint, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Poitevint of Trail is home on furlough from the Navy. Mrs. Wendell Stalker of the Cove Drug store. Shady Cove, underwent major surgery at Sac red Heart hospital on Friday, Dec. 28. The Medford Public library again has a branch station lo cated at the Treasure Trove in Shady Cove. No charge is made for the books, the only require ment is that a library card must be obtained at the store before taking out books. There is a good selection of westerns, mysteries, fiction and non-fiction. Soedene Christian of Eagle Point spent Saturday visiting with Susie Chubb of Shady Cove. Earthquakes Rock East Coast of New Zealand Auckland. New Zealand (U.R A series of earthquakes rock ed New Zealand's East coast Sat urday. There was some property damage but no casualties. Chimneys crashed by the doz en and many windows were shattered in Gisborne, a com murrity of 20.000 persons. The center of the tremors was placed in the sea bed near White Island. 50 miles offshore in the ! Bay of Plenty. Mount Marcy, in New York's Adirondack mountains, is the ; highest peak in the state. It is 5.343 feet high. Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport II They'll Do It Every Ttell il ) S,S2C0" GAKBA6EHM!) 71-IIN6 VOL) CUSTOMER. ) SCIENTIOUo I My NEW WOOD. WJNT BACK Wanting J YtUEH IT COMES V B4KET.' ' KEJ-I-HH-I--NEXT . VffOT ,'TO-dNy OLD .l .STOP, THE TVJ? CARDBOARD . $V?f), DUMPS ttTF5 box put out- ' ----f-xzr Around Hollywood Hollywood U.R) The elite of Hollywood will ring in 1957 at a New Year's Eve costume party that's billed as t h e most fabulous, elegant soiree ever given in town. The swank affair, which will cost an estimated S125.000. is Aline Mosby being given by Texas oilman David Feldman. Movie folk can't afford such en tertainment tabs these days. The theme of the party is Broadway's musical hit, "My Fair Lady," and blueprints for the event indicate it might out shadow what appears on the stage. Parties in this so-called uncultured land frequently are described as garish affairs; but this one is designed to bring elegance to social life under the palm trees. Celebrities Flown to Hollywood Many of the 260 guests were flown in from all parts of the world social, entertainment and business celebrities from Paris, London, New York, Chi cago and Texas. They all have to wear "My Fair Lady" cos tumes. Invited stars such as Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart, David Niven and Gary Cooper will show up in fancy vests, ruffled shirts and white tie and tails. The ladies, including actresses Joan Crawford and Greer Gar son, have rented high-waistcd, narrow-skirted 1900 ball gowns with towering feathers and jewels for their hair. Feldman, or "Tex" as he's called, took over the entire Ro manoff's Restaurant for . two FOR FARMERS and THEIR FAMILIES! Tues., Jan. 8 FREE LUNCH Served by the West Side Ex tension Unit before the show at our store 11:30 a.m. till 1:00 p.m. FREE SHOW STARTS 1:30 P.M. AT AT- CRATERIAN THEATRE 6 COLOR MOVIES! . . featuring an outstanding Hollywood cast in "Heaven to Betsy," a new Tom Gordon Hit and other fine films. FREE TICKETS HUBBARD WRAY CO. 25 South Riverside EVERYTHING is FREE! JOHN DEERE DAY Time By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent days for the party. Prince Mike's eatery has been completely re decorated in "My Fair Lady" style. Restaurant Decorated Designer Tom Douglas says he tried to make Domanoff's look like Delmonico's Restaurant at the century. lie even put up temporary wallpapers with lat tice and scenic designs. Romanoff removed his own chandelier to make room for an old-fashioned one dripping with crystal. Each table has an im ported Italian lace tablecloth. Centerpieces are silver wicker baskets filled with white carna tions and white candles. Lady guests will receive as favors white lace fans, imported ' iss O 00c":)ye' Old Year, hello, tew! .c q 0 O The past year has been a good . Jfl W Jr thanri-the many good friends and L t fSwrX patrons whom we are privileged So ' " ' f tj t0 serve- est wisones t-or yur" x vfT -V ' health and happiness in o'57 .0.0, lj FR0A1 LL FUSAT' 00 0 - o o O o o . - o . Htnisy, December 31, 15$ By Jimmy Hatlo KICK-AND-RUN Billings, Mont. U.R) Mclvin Renstrom complained to police that he was victimized by a kick-and-run horse. The motorist explained that when he stopped on a city street to allow two wandering horses to pass one of them leaped over the hood of his car, denting a fender with a hoof. It takes about 750,00 gallons of water to grow a cord of pine pulpwood. from Italy and sprinkled with flowers and rhinestones. Edith Piaf, a dance team and a full orchestra will entertain the guests. The seven-course menu includes four wines and gallons of chtimpagne. Even the waiters will be in costume. Eden Studies Report London (U.R) Prime Min ister Anthony Eden studied Saturday official reports in the case of the young British office? who died while a captive of Egyptian guerill, in Port Said. The Egyptian government or gan Al Goumbouria said in Cairo today 2nd Lt. ArYthony Moor house died apparently of suffo cation in a mental wardrobe where his captors hid him for three days after he was kid naped Dec. 12. But the Daily Minor quoted a Belgian captain with the U.K. Emergency Forces as saying Moorhouse was murdered by his 'captors who first believed he was related to Britain's royal family, after the Anglo-French withdrawal from Port Said last Saturday. British officials refused t& ' 'tl ' y37 Hf . . o o EDFCTOD (ORJGOt) MIL TISTN THREE 0 DesehQffick cosiment on eijher of the stories. Al uoirribouria, quoting one of the Guerrillas. sid the rffcerril- las lftt Moorjiouse lockti in the wardrobe i a house in the Arab quarter0 of Port Said when theo British la'-u3iei? SQ houso house search for the miine of- O ! l: -r. C, I licer. it sara ineyo xouna ivijr; 1 house dead when they etrnel after We seart, days latcr.o after tfie search had ended three-, Q o Miami, FJa. a- 0J.R) Circuit Ju3ge Harold; Ro Vannnoige av explosive dcisioo Thursday! 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