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TWO MEDFORD (ORSGOIT) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, December IS, 1957
SHADY COVE-TRAIL
Housevarming Party Held
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Shady Cove-Trail A group of
friends of the Bert Conner fam
ily of Shady Cove held a sur
prise housewarming for them
on Saturday evening at their
new hometm the Crater Lake
highway.
Gifts of an electric clock, a
set of TV trays, rug and clock
radio were presented to them.
Refreshments were brought by
those attending.
Calling on the Connon were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross of Trail,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Segessen-
jnan, Mrs. Josephine Leabo and
grandsons Mike and Danny
Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Tex Burnett
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Bergren and Mrs. Isabelle Wun-
derlich and daughter, Gail, of
Shady Cove, Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Pfluke of Santa Rosa, Calif., Mr.
. and Mrs. P. J. McAbee and
daughter of Talent, Mrs. Minnie
BlaJp and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
HJaess 01 Mediord.
Bud Weisbrod, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Weisbrod of Shady
Cove, has been elected president
of the Society of Photographic
Instrumentation Engineers, Los
Angeles branch. Bud works for
Douglas aircraft and he and his
wife and family live In Los
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frampton
of Trail are expecting to have
Mrs. Frampton's sister, Mrs
Myrtle Speer, of Medford spend
the Christmas holidays with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewellen
of Denver, Colo., arrived Tues
day for a short visit with Jack's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Lewellen of Shady Cove.
The "Missionaries" Society of
the Trail Community church
held a potluck meeting and
Christmas party at the church
Thursday, Dec. 5.
Installation of new .officers
was held with a corsage being
presented to each one by "the
retiring officers. The past presi
dent, Mrs. Shirel Cuddy, was
presented with a gift in recogni
tion of her work for the past
two years. Newly elected offi
cers installed by past presi
dent Mrs. Cuddy were president,
Mrs. Eddie Barlow; vice presi
dent, Mrs. Bob Dawson; secre
tary, Mrs. Russell Elder and
treasurer, Mrs. Willis Hawkini.
For the program a reading was
given by Mrs. Walt Messecar, a
duet was sung by Mrs. Wayne
Ash and Mrs. Ernest Evers, and
a skit presented by Mrs. Bob
Sanderson, Mrs. Rod Perry, Mrs.
Eddie Barlow and Mrs. Shirel
Cuddy. The skit was about
Christmas observed by the Nica
raguan Indians. There was an
exchange of gifts with secret
pals for the past year being re
vealed .and new ones drawn for
the coming year.
Mr. and" Mrs. Leon Close of
Medford, who are well known in
this area as they spend a good
deal of their time in the summer
up at their place on Big Butte
Creek, have had as a house
guest Philip Ryan of Melburne,
Australia. Philip met their son,
Wayne Close, in Trondheim, Nor
way when Wayne was making
a tour of Europe after he fin
ished high school. Philip is mak
ing a trip around the world
working in various places and
his next port of call was sched
uled to be New Zealond. Wayne
was home on vacation from San
Francisco State college and so
got to see his friend while here.
Word has been received here
by friends that O. O. Willson,
a former resident of Elk Creek,
Trail and more recently of Eagle
Point, suffered a smashed foot
when a rock fell on it while on
the job at Oakridge. At last
reports he was convalescing
well.
Shady Cove-Trail Mr. and
Mrs." John Lowery and children,
Johnny, Stevie and Edie of
Shady Cove moved to Garber
ville, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bartuss of
Shady Cove were dinner guests
on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Callahan of
Medford. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Blaar of, Medford.
A group of friends held a sur
prise birthday party for Mrs.
Carroll Watson of Shady Cove
at her home on Friday evening,
Dec. 6. Bridge was played dur
ing the evening with prize for
high score going to Mrs. Pat
Hawks and for low score ot Mrs
Dolf Larson. A gift was pre
sented to Mrs. Watson and re
freshments served. Hi-fi records
were played during the refresh
ment period. Those present
were Mesdames Bob Vincent,
Dolf Larson, Arley Spain, Floyd
Kelley, Max Hawks, Pat Hawks
and Clara Thurman.
The HEC of the Upper Rogue
Grange will meet at the home
of Mrs. Rick Eastin Thursday,
Dec. 12, at 11 a.m. There will.
be a potluck dinner. Pollyannas
will be revealed and a gift ex
change held.
Members of the Country Play
house will hold a regular meet
ing Friday evening, Dec. 13, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Hanson of Elk Creek-Trail. Host
esses will be Mrs. Grant Hubbell
and Mrs. Robert Work. Work
has been progressing on the
playhouse building. The siding
is on, the main floor is down
and roof is on.
Visitors who called on Mrs.
Dale Sawyer of Shady Cove dur
ing her recent stay at home,
due to illness, were Mrs. Fred
Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Schulz of Medford.
Friends of Mrs. Jim Hopkins
of Shady Cove paid her a sur
prise visit and held a party on
the occasion of her birthday.
Those who called on Mary were
Mesdames Gene House, Ole
Hornseth, Dale Sawyer and Joe
Waltz.
St. Martin's Guild held their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bob Vincent with
15 members and two guests
present. The Rev. Bruce Mac
Henry and Mrs. MacHenry of
Prospect were also present.
Plans were made for future
projects. Election of officers
was held with the following
members being elected: presi
dent, Mrs. Everard Brown; vice
president, Mrs. Oscar Hanson;
secretary, Mrs. Sheldon Hughes;
treasurer, Mrs. Dale Sawyer.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the meeting.
Mrs. Warren Barr of the
Roguedale Cash Market, Shady
Cove, is ill and confined at
home. Pat Barr stayed for a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Rodgers while she was convales
cing from the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver
of Shady Cove are planning to
spend the Christmas holidays in
southern California around Lan
caster and Los Angeles.
The Shady Cove school board
will hold the regular meeting
on Friday, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. at
the Shady Cove school. Discus
sion will be held on the reorgan
ization of Oregon school dis
tricts. Such reorganization will
have a far reaching effect on
the operation of our school dis
trict both academically and fi
nancially. The PTA will provide
entertainment for the children.
A meeting of the Oregon
Sportsmen club will be held
Monday, Dec. 16 starting at
7:30 p.m. at the VFW hall. Elec
tion of officers will be held. Re
freshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles More
head of Trail are planning to
spend the Christmas holidays in
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Kirby of
Shady Cove will spend the
Christmas holidays in Lodi,
Calif., with their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kirby and
in Stockton with Mrs. Kirby's
brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Inman.
Ginger Hinkle, daughter of
Mrs. Leona Hinkle of Trail and
Betty Lee Dawson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dawson, en
tertained with accordion num
bers at the Camp White Domi
ciliary center last week.
Mrs. Hinkle is expecting her
brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Brewerington, of Med
ford, to spend the Christmas
holidays with them. Immediate
ly following Christmas she and
Ginger will go to San Francisco
to meet her husband whose boat,
the tanker J. H. MacGaragill, is
due to dock ther Dec. 26. The
ship is returning from a run to
South America.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mackley
will go with their daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
August and family, of Grants
Pass, to Elsinore, Calif., to spend
the Christmas holidays and for
a family reunion.
Mrs. Mackley's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Walter will
celebrate their 53rd wedding an
niversary Christmas eve.
Hank Davis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Davis of Shady
Cove, has had a long seige of
Blocks Of Timber
Scheduled For Sale
On Revested Lands
Portland A total of 824,216,
000 board feet of timber will
be offered for sale in the five
Oregon and California revested
land districts during 1958, Virgil
T. Heath, state supervisor of the
bureau of land management, has
announced.
Some 160,300,000 board feet
will be offered for sale in the
Medford district, he said. Timber
will be offered in 44 tracts of
five units in the Medford dis
trict. Largest harvest from the Med
ford district will be in the North
Josephine unit, where 64,500 mil
lion board feet in 16 tracts will
be offered. Other units include
North Jackson, 13 tracts, 55,800
million board feet; South Jack
son, 6 tracts,. 19,200 million
board feet; South Josephine, 4
tracts, 6,800 million board feet;
and Klamath, 5 tracts, 14 mil
lion board feet.
In other districts, 204,666,000
board feet will be offered in the
Salem district, 143,550,000 in Eu
gene, 148,400,000 in Roseburg,
and 167,300,000 in the Coos Bay
district. Heath said.
Heath said the offering is sub
stantially above the allowable
cut on lands. In 1957, the offer
ing amounted to more than 759,
336,000 board feet, and about
624,505,000 were sold, he said.
Pay Television Said
Part Of Movement
Washington (IF) The Ameri
can Citizens Television commit
tee said Friday that pay TV is
"a deliberate and well-financed
movement" to make Americans
pay for what they "are now
getting for nothing."
But "pay-TV," it said, "can
become an American reality if
congress does not pass specific
legislation to outlaw it and fore
stall tests authorized by the Fed
eral Communications commis
sion." It said Congress will not act
"unless the people rxpress their
will in tangible terms."
staying at home in bed, having
been out of school for the last
weeks. Hank gets lonesome being-
away from the other chil
dren at school and it has been
suggested that his schoolmates
and others would send him a
card at Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Grow of
Shady Cove have sold the Asso
ciated Service station in Shady
Cove to Mr. and Mrs. Dolf Lar
son, who took possession last
week.
The condition of Billy Pfeifer,
who is confined to the Sacred
Heart hospital in Medford, is
greatly improved although he
will have to remain in the hos
pital for awhile. Mrs. Pfeifer is
staying with him at night at the
hospital.
Horse, Pickup Involved
In Crash in County
A pickup truck operated by
Roscoe T. Arent, 53, Butte Falls,
star route box 31, Eagle Point,
struck a horse owned by R. H.
Telkamp, Butte Falls star route
box 210, Eagle Point, about 6
p.m. yesterday about a mile west
of the Midway station on the
Butte Falls highway, according
to state police.
Police said Arent drove around
a curve, and the horse was stand
ing on the highway. The truck
sustained minor damage, they
said, and the horse had to be
shot.
New Base Planned For ICBM In Maine
Log Pond Blasted
In Search For Boys
Missing Three Days
Crescent City (IP) Sheriff's
officers touched off a charge of
dynamite in a 50,000. square foot
log pond Saturday on the chance
that the concussion would bring
to the surface the bodies of two
boys missing" since Thursday.
But the blast produced no
trace of Timmy Turner, 6, and
Patrick Surgeon, 7' objects of
an intensive search by more than
200 persons and three blood
hounds. The pond was located within
treacherous swamp land a half
mile south of this north coast
lumbering community.
Del Norte County Sheriff Os
wald Hovgaard said deputies,
firement, police, coast guards
men, boy scouts and townspeople
had made a thorough search of
the four square-mile swamp by
starting from its perimeter and
working toward the center.
Dragging operations and skin
divers' efforts also failed to yield
"as much as a shoe," the sheriff
said.
Checking Mills
"We haven't ruled out the
swamp area and if the kids are
in there I guess there would be
little hope," Hovgaard said.
"However, we have begun
checking out some of the old
abandoned mills and refriger
ator rooms around the log
swamp area."
The sheriff said the dogs
seemed to get the scent of the
boys and head straight through
the swamp to a parking lot at
the end of Second st. in the
city where they lost it.
The boys wore only light
shirts and jeans, but authorities
said the 45 to 50 degree night
temperature would not endang-
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Washington OP) The Air
Force will build a new base in
Maine for the nation's first
scheduled operational intercon
tinental missile capable of strik
ing deep into Russia.
TheiAir Force said the 12 mil
lion dollar facility would be
built at the Presaue Isla Air
Force base to handle its 5,000-
mile Snark guided missile.
The service said it would be
er them from exposure.
Searchers had all but written
off the chance that the voune-
sters were on Whaler Island,
joined to the city by a rock
jetty, where Coast Guardsmen
saw two small boys late Thurs
day.
gin acquiring additional land to
start construction" at Presque
Isle next month.
Snark units assigned to the
base will be under the Strategic
Air Command's Eighth Air
Force. The announcement said a
Snark unit normally would num
ber 740 men.
The Snark, which is armed
with nuclear warheads, is a pi
lotless bomber which travels
through the atmosphere at
speeds slower than that of sound.
BANQUET SCHEDULED
Salem H. B. Glaisyer, secre
tary for the Oregon State High
way commission, has announced
that all present and past em
ployees of the highway depart
ment have been invited to attend
a farewell banquet honoring
W. W. Stiffler,. assistant state
highway engineer, who is retir
ing atfer 36 years of service. The
banquet will be held at te Mar
ion hotel at 7:15 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 19, in Salem. Reservations
may be made by contacting
Glaisyer in Salem.
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Most of us are presently
engaged in preparations for
the coming holidays. Every
one is trying to make their
friends happier by extend
ing the Season's Greeting
and best wishes for happi
ness during the New Year.
Ajl ofs here sincerely
hope that you will have a
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
May we also remind you
that the coming holidays of
fer the opportunity to renew
spiritual faith by attend
ing the church or temple of
our choice, where we all can
find peace and tranquility.
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