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SHADY COVE-TRAIL.
Club Plans Breakfast
By EVALYN P. WATSON
Shady Cove-Trail - A Moth
er's day breakfast will be
served on Sunday, May 10, at
Our Lady of Fatima Parish
hall in Shady Cove under the
sponsorship of Our Lady of
Fatima club.
This is the second year that
the breakfast has been held
on Mother's day and promises
to become an annual event.
Mass is celebrated at 10 a.m.
and serving will start imme
diately after Mass at 11 a.m.
and continue until 1 p.m.
There will be a special family
price.
Gary Williams of Camp
White, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Cross of Shady
Cove, suffered third degree
burns when he was conduct
ing an experiment in the
chemistry lab at the Eagle
Point High school last week.
Mrs. Josephine Leabo of
Shady Cove fell in an acci
dent at her home, breaking a
bone in her ankle. She has
her foot and leg in a cast and
is convalescing at the home of
her son.
Lou Belvail of Shady Cove
is confined to the Veterans
hospital in Portland for treat
ment and observation. Mrs.
Belvail is planning to go up
to Portland soon to be with
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harris
of Shady Cove have sold their
lot next to the Joe Waltz
property to Lloyd Davis of
Shady Cove.
Mrs. Wallace Crank of the
Shady Cove market is confin
ed to a Medford hospital,
where she is undergoing treat
ment for pneumonia. She has
been in the hospital almost
two weeks.
Members of the Shady Cove
Garden club, Mrs. Ed Stroth
er, Mrs. Tom Tepper and Mrs.
Floyd Kelley of Shady Cove,
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assisted by some of the fifth
grade boys, took care of the
cleaning and fixing up of the
flower beds in the Shady Cove
business section last week.
Newcomers to Shady Cove,
although really old timers in
the area, are Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Collier and four children
who have purchased and mov
ed into the Arley Spain house.
Collier is a teacher in the
Eagle Point grade school. He
is the son of Mrs'. Albert Esten
of Trail and grandson of the
late Cora Train of Shady
Cove. He lived on Laurelhurst
road as a boy and is well-acquainted
in the area. The sale
was made by Mrs.' Ruth San
ford, broker of Shady Cove.
The sale of Mr. and Mrs.
Kit Carson's trailer and ca
bana house on River road
next to the Ted Conways to
Gen. and Mrs. Joseph Hicks
was made through W. A. Darl
ing, Inc., Shady Cove branch.
Other newcomers to the
area are Mr. and Mrs. William
Sether and baby who are rent
ing the house on the river
owned by Mrs. Agnes Hubbell
of Trail. Sether is employed
by Ross Lumber company.
Also moving to the Shady
Cove area are Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Greb who are renting
the Hutchinson house in the
Cove on the river. Mrs. Greb
is the former Chloe WJllson,
daughter of the Chet -Will-sons,
former residents of Trail.
The first large wedding to
be held in the new Catholic
church, Our Lady of Fatima,
in Shady Cove took, place last
Saturday, April 18, with Fath
er Ilg of Sacred Heart church,
Medford, officiating at the
11:30 ceremony. The church
was decorated with Easter
lilies, Shasta daisies, and white
and pink carnations.
Approximately 75 persons
attended the wedding and re
ception held immediately af
terwards in the church hall.
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Sharon Lynn Henry, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Henry of Medford, formerly
of Shady Cove, became the
bride of Norman Pierre Mills
of Portland. The Henrys form
erly built and owned the du
plex directly across from the
Catholic church.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alworth
of Medford were "gifests" at
a surprise dinner on Sunday
at their home in Medford in
honor of Mrs. Alworth's birth
day. Mrs. Pearl Adair of
Shady Cove and Mrs. Irwin
Howe of Trail prepared and
served the dinner. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
Howe, Mrs. Pearl Adair, Har
vey Anderton of Monte Vista,
Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Al
worth. More newcomers to Trail
are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sy
monds and one - year - old
daughter who are renting one
of Jack Ross's houses. Jerry
is the son of Mrs. John Dick
enson of Shady Cove. He is
employed by Cascade Wood
Products at Camp White."
Mr. and Mrs. Arend Fryling
of Sacramento, Calif., are par
ents of a girl born April 14.
The baby, who has been nam
ed Deborah Lynn, is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Paul
Lozden and Mrs. Desiree Fryl
ing, both of Shady Cove. The
baby is the first girl born to
the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mack
ley and children of Los An
geles have been -visiting with
Arthur's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Mackley of Shady
Cove. Other guests of the
Mackley's have been Mrs. Jim
Booth of Grants Pass and Mrs.
Dee Booth of Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Perry and
family of Trail have sold their
home on Lewis creek to Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Sitzer and
family of Elk Creek. The sale
was made by Mrs. Florence
Fagalde of Vandergrift-Leev-er
and Whalin. The Perry's
made a trip to Portland this
past week end to see Mrs.
Perry's father, H. E. Heidin-
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A Wednesday April 29, 1 959
Officers Attend
Information Session
Fifty law enforcement offi
cers from southern Oregon
counties discussed crime and
racketeering with federal
agents at the Medford city
hall Tuesday.
J. E. Milnes, special federal
bureau of investigation agent
from Portland, led the dis
cussions during the three-hour
conference. He was assisted
by two other FBI agents.
The meeting, Milnes ex
plained, was the third of four
being held in Oregon under
a program designed to en
courage a freer exchange of
information among federal,
state and local law enforce
ment agencies. Subjects dis
cussed included FBI opera
tions in cooperation with oth
er agencies and FBI facili
ties for scientific examination
of evidence and identification
work.
Officers attending repre
sented the Oregon state po
lice, Jackson county sheriff's
office, and municipal agencies'
in Jackson, Josephine, Doug
las and Klamath counties,
Several Medford officers at
tended.
Portland -IUPD- Portland's
1959 traffic death toll was
raised to 15 Tuesday when
Roderick L. McGrath, 71,
Portland, died in a hospital
from injuries suffered when
struck by a car March 30.
Cairo, the Arab world's
largest city, has succeeded
Baghdad as the center of Ar
abic culture.
ger, of Dayton, Ore., who is
ill in a Portland hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Pfluke
and family have moved from
Ukiah, Calif., to Fort Bragg,
Calif. Mrs. Pfluke is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Segessenman of Shady Cove,
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Smith
and family are planning to
move back into this area from
Albany, Ore., where they have
been living since leaving
Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Melton
and family of Grants Pass
have been visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Penning
ton of Shady Cove.
The Eagle Point, Elk-Trail
and Shady Cove elementary
school bands entertained with
band concerts at the various
schools during this past week.
Gary Monical and Keith
Krambeal are the music teach
ers.
Mrs.. Myrtle Jones of Los
Angeles is visiting with her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Sattler, of the
Busy Beaver motel.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wins-
low stopped off on their hon
eymoon trip enroute to San
Diego, where Leonard will be
stationed, for a brief visit
with the Arnold Winslows
Leonard and Linda were mar
ried in Seattle on April 4 at
the Holy Rosary church.
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