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SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Mar 19' HS7 SHADY COVE -TRAIL Group Takes 19-Mile Ride B EVALYN P. WATSON Shady Cove-Trail The annual fpring round-up Buckaroo break fast for students of the Elk-Trail school, and their parents, was held Saturday, May 11, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson of Elk Creek-Trail. There were 33 children and par ents taking part in the ride which followed the breakfast. The ride covered a distance of 19 miles, with the party going first up to the Al Serena mine and then back by Butler Butte road. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Work, the principal of Elk-Trail school, and his wife, assisted the Han son's with the serving and pre paration of the breakfast. Those participating in the ride were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Work, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ross, Mrs. Morris Bush, Mrs. John Loper, and Tom Muse, all of Elk Creek, Trail, Marilyn Wells of Ashland and Ernest Childers of Klamath Falls. Children participating were Margaret and Leonard Han sen, Alvin and Duane Hawkins, Tommy Muse, Sharon Roberts, Ray Peterson, Randy Sykcs, Judy McKenzie, Jackie and Jerry Ross, and Dennis Loper. Others attending the breakfast were Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Rags dale, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Camp bell, Mrs. Willis Hawkins and daughter, John Loper, Mrs. Leonard Peterson, all of Trail, and Mrs. Ernest Childers of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Childers, sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Hanson, from Klamath Falls, spent the week end with the Hansons. ' St. Martin's Guild of Shady Cove-Trail held their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening. May 15 at the home of Mrs. Thelma Reinning of Trail. . Reports were given on the Board meeting for the Diocese held Tuesday, May 14 at St. Martha's in Prospect with Mrs. Dale Sawyer, Mrs. Allan Brand horst of Shady Cove and Mrs. A. Myklebye and Mrs. Roy Vaughn of Trail attending. A luncheon was also served with members of St. Martin's Guild of Shady Cove preparing and furnishing the dessert for the luncheon. A report was given on the meeting held on Satur day, May 11 at St. Mark's in Medford at which time instruc tion on altar care were given. Those attending the meeting at St. Mark's were Mrs. Dale Saw yer, of Shady Cove, Mrs. Allen Rodgers and Mrs. A. Mykelbye, of Trail. Nancy Kershner, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brand- horst of Shady Cove received the Sacrament of Confirmation on Saturday, May 9, at St. Marks. -Members and guests present at the meeting were Mesdames Sheldon Hughes, Jim Hopkins, Ray Briggs, Allan Brandhorst, and Dale Sawyer of Shady Cove and Frank Dolenshek, Bill Mas sey, Allen Rodgers and A. Mykle bye of Trail. Discussion was held and plans . made for future events. Mrs. Thelma Reinning of TheliYia's Dress Shop of Shady Cove has received her pew stock of summer cotton and sheer dresses as well as summer blouses and shirts. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Anderson of Los Altos. Calif., are spending a week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Del Logan of Trail. Jimmy Steacy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Steacy. of San Pablo, Calif., and grandson of the Ir win Howe's of Trail, underwent a tonsillectomy recently at a hos pital near his home. A group of friends got to gather to celebrate the birth day of Ed Learning of Shady Cove on Saturday evening. May 11. The group consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Gene House, Mr. and Mrs. Joe .Waltz, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weitman, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learning first held a dinner party at Kim's restaurant in Medford after which they went to the Learning's home in Shady Cove, where they spent the rest of the evening and had cake and coffee. for a birthday party honoring the 14rh birthday of her daugh ter, Eda Larson. There were games and dancing during the evening with a big bonfire be ing held on the beach. Refresh ments were served, with Mrs. Clara Thurman of Shady Cove assisting Mrs. Larson with the serving. Guests present were Larry Britt, Bill Pfeifer, Gary Steele, David Wood, Chuck Ayres, Anna Gusland, Pamela Vanderlip, Nancy Blackman, Mary and Judy Leekey and the guest of honor, Eda Larson. Mrs. Wendell Stalker of The Cove Drug, Shady Cove, is leav ing this week end for Oklahoma City, where she will spend about a month visiting her mother. A group came down from Prospect on Wednesday for a tour through the Floyd Kelleys iris gardens in Shady Cove. Mrs. Kelley has a hobby of raising and growing beautiful iris, and has many rare and unusual va rieties. Making the trip were Mrs. Alice Conger, Mrs. Everett Shafcr, Mrs. Warren Barr and Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson. Members of VFW Steelhehad Post, 6881, and Ladies Auxiliary attending the District 7 encamp ment at Rogue River Sunday, May 5 were Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Bandy, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Holt and Mrs. Harry Birch. all of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cassal and Mrs. Grant Hubbell of Trail and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Krotz and Mrs. Dale Sawyer, of Shady Cove. Mrs. Gene House was elected to the office con ductress of District 7. Appointed to the office of district assistant conductress was Mrs. Birch and new district color bearer is Mrs. Sawyer. The new number to call in re porting a fire to the Shady Cove, Trail Volunteer fire department is 3011, Shady Cove. This phone number is a private line, with two phones being installed at the Cove Variety in Shady Cove, one upstairs and one downstairs, and one phone at Art Hutche- son's Shady Cove motel. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schulz of Medford, together with their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Liklider of Elkton, Ore., spent Sunday evening visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Saw yer of Shady Cove. The regular monthly meeting of the Cub Pack planning com mittee will be held starting at 7:30 Monday, May 20, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene House, of Shady Cove. A meeting of the Shady Cove Trail Teenage club was held at the Parish hall on May 9. Dis cussion was held on the elec tions of officers to be held at the next regular meeting, Thurs day evening, May 23 at the Par ish hall. Plans were tentatively made for a swimming party on May 31 at Dick Pfeifer's- pool in Shady Cove. Other plans were made for members to appear on KBES-TV Saturday, May 17. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Griffin Hay Harvest Gets Under Way in County Harvest of hay in Jackson j county got into full swing late ! last week, according to Earle j Jossy, county agricultural agent, j Jossy indicated farmers were worried Friday because of the threat of rain. He said any amount of rain will damage hay ! that is cut but still in the fields, i One inch of moisture destroys . one-third of the nutritional value in hay. j Jossy pointed out that hay is still unable for feed purposes despite moisture. However, ex cessive moisture can destroy value of hay other than for fertilizer purposes. j and daughter, Carol Lee, of j Roseburg, Ore., were guests on ; Sunday at the home of Mr. and , Mrs. Henry Rogers and family of Elk Creek, Trail. Funeral services were held the first of this week at St. Boni face church in Anaheim, Calif., for Robert Quarton, father of Mrs. Harry Caseb'ier of Elk Creek-Trail, who passed away on May 10 in Anaheim. Mrs. Cascbier was with her father at the time, but Harry Casebier left on Saturday for Anaheim to at tend the funeral. Mr. Quarton wis well known in the area, as he and Mrs.; Quarton were fre- mifnt visitnrc at the hnmo rif ineir aaugnters ana lamines, Mrs. Harry Cascbier and Mrs. Roy Porcher of Elk Creek. Funeral services were also held on Monday in Medford for Harry George, of Jacksonville, brother-in-law of Art Levulett of Shady Cove. Mrs. Grace Burford, of Port land, is spending several weeks visiting with her friend, Mrs. Adeline Carl of Shady Cove. Leon Close, of Medford, is ! holder of the title of "biggest fish catcher" on Big Butte creek. On the opening day of fishing season he caught the biggest fish reported taken from the creek. Ivan Hale of Shady Cove at tended the funeral of his uncle in Grants Pass 'on Tuesday. Curt Langston is living again in Shady Cove and is again em- nl riven" hv ' Trail Creek Ltimher I company, after spending a year in Denver. Election of officers was held at the regular meeting of the Shady Cove Garden club Mon day, May 13, at the home of Mrs. Verne Wilson. Mrs. Edgar Vanderlip and Mrs. Irwin Howe, were co-hostesses. ,' Those elected to serve for the coming year were, president, Mrs. . Tom Tepper; first vice president, Mrs. Irwin Howe; second vice president, Mrs. Ed-' win Strother; secretary, Mrs. Scott 'Brill and treasurer, Mrs. i Frank Flink. The next meeting will be a potluck dinner on Monday eve ning, June 10, with the dinner at 7:00 p.m. Husbands and fam ilies of members are invited to attend. Mrs. Charlie Richardson of Medford, is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rodgers of Trail. The regular meeting of Our Lady of Fatima club was held at the Parish hall on Wednesday afternoon. May 1&, at which time final plans were made for the pre-summer style show, "gay fashions in vacationland" to be held Tuesday. May 21 at 1 p.m. at the Segessenman garden's just below Trail. The style show and luncheon is open to the pub lic and tickets may be obtained from any member of the club or from Mrs. Donna Doyle at Mann's department store. Door prizes will be given and enter tainment will be featured throughout the afternoon. Plans were also made for the appear ance of some of the members over KBES-TV, together with the St. Mary's Choralettes on Thursday, May 16 to advertise the style show. Committees were appointed to take care of the refreshments, table decorations and other necessary arrangements. Mrs. Dolf Larson, of Shady Cove, was hostess at her home on Saturday evening, May 11, Bright opportunities for achievement, new responsibilities ... this is your future! To make the most of the former and measure up to the latter, get in the habit of saving at Jackson County Federal on a systematic schedule. ' Your Savings at Jackson County Federal are insured up to $10, 000.00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. ! 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