SHADY COVE TRAIL
Swallows Back at Store
By KVALYN P. WATSON
Chady Cove-Trail Practi
everyone is familiar
the stpry of the swallows
twrning every year to the
K&sion of San Juan Capistra-
in southern California
Svsllows have now returned
fo the third year to again
tike up their residence under
neath the eaves of a Shady
Cove store. Fresh mud is a
prime building material for
the nest and the swallow pairs
work in relays furnishing
mud and plastering it in the
cone shaped nest. Then the
nest is lined with bits of straw
and string.
Not to be outdone, one par
ticularly ingenious pair of
swallows didn't bother to
make a nest, but instead used
an old newspaper box lined
with old newspapers.
The Shady Cove Garden
club has placed plants and
shrubs in the planter box in
front of the new post office
The club also is making the
corsages for the 1958 gradu
ates from the Shady Cove
school. They will be made of
yellow roses and fern.
Mrs. Mary Chapman of
Shady Cove is home from the
Medford Osteopathic hospital
and is convalescing.
Voting was held on the
school budget to exceed the
six percent limitation at the
schsolhouse May 14. The pro-
postl passed, 28 for, 5 against.
The Trail Community
church is proceeding with
plans for a new church build
ing. The basement has been
dug.
The Shady Cove school will
hold graduation exercises
Wednesday, May 28, at 8 p.ny.
Graduation exercises at the
Elk-Trail school will b at the
.same time. School "will offici
ally end for both schools May
29 with the children going
back that day to pick up their
. report cards only. On May 27,
Elk-Trail school will have the
annutl school picnic. .
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Little-
field of Rogue River dr. had
a week end guests Mrs. Lit
tlefield's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy A.
Dody, of Coquille and their
daughter, Mrs. John Hostetler,
of Gales Creek. They were
here for the wedding of Bill
Littlefield and Carole Shep
pard. Saturday evening anoth
er -, son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eastgate
c Medford joined the family.:
t. Martin's Episcopal
church will hold Confirma
tion services May 22 at 8 p.m.
at the Shady Cove school.
Those who have been taking
the instruction and confirma
tion classes will be confirmed
at this time and Bishop B. D.
Dagwell of Portland will ad
minister the Sacrament of
Confirmation.
Mrs. Eva Segessenman of
Shady Cove was called to Can
ada by the illness of her
brother, Lloyd Roach.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown and
daughter, ' Sherry, of Shady
Cove have moved to a house
om the Kirby Tant property.
The annual family reunion
of the Zimmerlees was held
Sunday, May 4, at the Bill
Zimmerlee residence. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs
John Zimmerlee and family,
Eagle Point; Mr. and Mrs
Basil Zimmerlee and family,
Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Zimmerlee and family. Eagle
Point; Mr. and. Mrs. Richard
Zimmerlee and family, Eagle
Point; Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine
O'Brien and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Conover, Eagle
Point; Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Johnson and family, Medford;
Mr. and Mrs.- Dick Johnson,
and grandchildren, Alice
Johnson and Jan Williams,
Shady Cove; Mrs. Caroline
Drexler, Central Point; Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Conover, Shady
Cove; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Conover and family, Eagle
Point; Mrs. Dale Winkle and
family, Shady Cove; Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Winslow and
family, Shady Cove; Ula Sal
ter, Trail; Grant Williams,
Medford; Mrs. Blanche Zim
merlee and Emil Zimmerlee,
Trail; Mrs. Lucy Schmidt,
Medford; Mrs. Stella Geary
and son, Don, Trail; Mr. and
Mrs. David Davis and family,
Shady Cove, and Mrs. Ada
Matthews, Shady Cove. A pot
luck dinner was served.
Mrs. Bob Kimmel of Taco
ma, the former Janet Zimmer
lee, spent a few days at home
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Zimmerlee, and
brothers and sisters in the
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strother
Jr., and daugther, Laurie, of
McMinnville spent several
days at the home of Strother's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Strother. During their stay
here Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strother
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Strother Jr., and family were
entertained at a dinner party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Bartuss of Shady Cove.
Other recent dinner guests
of the Bartuss's have been
Ernest Wentjar and Vance
Schugard of Medford.
Mrs. Henry Rogers of Elk-
Trail attended the Mother's
and Daughters Day Tea at
Milo Academy in Canyonville
where her daughter, Arlene,
is a student.
Our Lady of Fatima club of
Shady Cove-Trail is sponsor
ing a conducted tour through
Weeks and Orr furniture store
on Tuesday, May 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pat
terson, Mrs. Kay Kohler of
Medford, and Mr. and Mrs.
Art Greenley of Shady Cove
were dinner guests at the
tiom'e ofMr. and Mrs. Frank
Fagalde of Shady Cove recently.
The HEC of the Shady Cove
Grange met at the home of
Mrs. Walter Cross in Shady
Cove with 13 members pres
ent. Those attending were
Mesdames Ed Houston, chair
man, and Louis Dusenberry,
Isabel Wunderlich, Phil Mots-
chenbacher, Bert Clark, Wal
ter Sattler, Miles Williams,
Edgar Vanderlip, Reed Mc
Kay, Ed Strother, Cecil Kee,
Travis Littlefield and the
hostess, Mrs. Walter Cross
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the meeting.
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Astoria in the Navy but Mrs.
Price and the children will
live here.
The Young Citizen's club of
Shady Cove-Trail held a dance
at the Parish hall May 2.
Music was furnished by the
Crestones of St. Mary's and
William Glomb played the
drums.
Is That So?
By. EUGENE BURNS
. Ringer-Naturalist
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaatz of
Santa Monica, Calif., are visit
i ri g their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
George MacDermot, here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Conway
of Shady Cove spent the week
end in Ashland visiting their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Reedy.
- Visitors at the Delbert
Spain home in Shady Cove
over the weekend were Mrs.
Spain's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Dickerson of Gold Hill,
and her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dickerson and children of
Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Paul
son and family of Shady Cove
visited Mrs. Paulson's moth
er, Mrs. Eva McGilvray in
Yreka recently.
Mrs. Andrew Brown spent
the week end in Grants Pass
where she visited her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Brown, and her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs.LeRoy Kaiser.
Members of the fifth grade
of the Shady Cove school took
a field trip to Snider's dairy
in Medford, the Jacksonville
Museum and the Crater Rock
Museum of Central Point re
cently. Mothers went as cha-
perones.
Tangier I'll believe almost
anything I hear in the future
about this international city
that is separated from the
Kingdom of Morocco by the
narrow arc of Spanish Moroc
CO.
It is a place of surprises
Typical of these are the tree-
climbing goats.
A man drove me out to a
place where he had some ar
gan trees growing. Though
the pits of its olive-like fruit
yield a cooking oil the Ber-
A potluck dinner was held
preceding the regular month
ly PTA meeting Tuesday. In
stallation of officers was held
with Mrs. Dolf Larson as in
stalling officer. Those taking
office were president,. Mrs.
Dave Bergren; vice president,
Mrs. Ed Brown; secretary,
Mrs. Gilbert Elder, and treas
urer, Mrs. Wesley Jones.'
Bill Trusty of Klamath
Falls is visiting his parents,
Mr and Mrs. Rufus Trusty, of
Elk Creek, Trail.
Charles Turner of Los An
geles spent several days visit
ing his parents, ..Mr. and. Mrs.
Walter Turner, of Trail. Tur
ner is known for his singing
on the Haven of Rest program
and while in Medford ap
peared on radio station
KMED. From here he flew to
San Francisco where he was
with Billy Graham for awhile.
Turner is assisted in his work
by his wife, who writes his
radio scripts and by one of his
sons who plays the organ for
him.
bers like, the fruit is too bit
ter for men. But not for goats.
They love it. I saw a bearded
billy, a good 15 feet off the
ground munching happily
away and others climbing up
to join him.
As for Tangier itself, it is
such a mixture of old and
new, Africa, Arabic, European
and American cultures, that I
jumped at the chance late
yesterday to make a brief
flight to Fez, the old capital
of Morocco. .
One of the most startling
things I saw there were the
storks. They, were nesting on
one of the mosques and sev
eral other buildings. I knew,
of course, that they fly south
from northern Europe to win
ter in Afica, but I didn't ex
pect to see them on Moroccan
houses.
They looked as friendly and
grotesque as in any picture.
One was standing on one leg
on the edge of , a building
above the street. Apparently
he was asleep, quite oblivious
of the burnoosed and tur
baned Arabs in the street be
low. Sign of Good Luck
The Mohammedans, by the
way, regard the stork just as
the Danes and Dutch do, I
was told. He is a sign of good
luck. His appearance means
an addition to the family. And
since Mohammedans like chil
dren just as we do though
they make less of a production
about having them they give
the birds an extra welcome.
The storks in Morocco live
the same way they do in
North Europe. They make a
lazy flight to swampy areas
outside the city for their daily,
quota of frogs, fish and mice.
Then flap their voiceless way
back to their rooftops. The
only sound they ever make
is during their awkward mat
ing dances when they clack
their mandibles, the upper
and lower parts of their bills.
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