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Highlights of Trip
Through Europe Told
By Terry Brereton
(Editor'i note: Terry Brereton of Medford recently re
turned to his home after a trip to Europe as a delegate to
an international YMCA conference in Paris. While away, he
wrote a series of articles about his experiences, which were
published in the Mail Tribune. Since his return, he has pre
' pared a final article as a summary of his trip, which appears
below.)
Our European tour is all over
now. We had a very exciting and
wonderful time.
Th$ people of every country
we visited were very nice and
friendly. Whenever we needed
help it wasn't hard to find some
one who could speak a little
English. They were always hap
py to give us directions or help
us buy something in a store.
Although the people of each
country we visited were very
nice, I think that we felt more
at3 home in Germany. Wherever
we went we were given a very
hearty welcome by the Germans,
In every country we visited
English is either required or
electively taught in all the
schools. Maybe this is because
there are so many American and
English tourists in Europe.
Climate Similar
The climate, and vegetation in
Europe is similar to ours in the
corresponding latitudes. One dif
' ference that is noticeable is the
greenness of the vegetation. The
color is a much deeper green
than in most of the United
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Our trip from England down
through Holland, Germany, Aus
tria and Switzerland, was
through fertile farm land. North
ern Italy is just about the same,
but as we got into southern
Italy the land changed notice
ably. It gradually changes from
orchards and farms to just desert.
It is all desert around Rome and
Naples and Pompeii.
Saw Pear Orchards
In. northern Italy I was sur
prised to see pear orchards. These
were the only pear orchards that
we noticed in all of Europe.
The Y.M.C.A. World Centen
nial Conference was held in
Paris, France, on Aug. 12 to 23.
The conference was set up to
make it possible for people from
around the world to gather with
one interest, and discuss together
problems which arise in com
munities, homes, and Y.M.C.A.
clubs, and how these problems
are dealt with in their respec
tive countries. . .
The delegates to the confer
ence for Older Boys and Girls,
which I attended were divided
into groups. Everybody belonged
to two groups, a discussion group
and a Bible study group. In these
groups, .which met every day,' we
discussed the topic of our confer
ence "Living Together."
Different Groups
In the discussion groups we
talked about the material in our
study guides. The Bible study
groups discussed sections in the
Bible related to the topic of the
day.
The Bible study, discussion
showed us that religion is similar
all around the world. Everybody
at the conference had the same
general belief about God, hence
our theme,- "That they all may
be one." -
The biggest event at the con
ference was the big centenial
rally. There were 10,000 people
at the rally. In the 10,000 there
were 76 nations represented.
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Jackson County
Bond Sales Up
U. S.. Savings bonds sales in
Jackson county during the first
eight months of 1955 amounted
to $801,942, according to figures
released today by Morris Leon
ard Sr., county chairman.
The total gave Jackson county
ninth place among the state's 36
counties, and compared with
5659,332 in the first eight months
of 1954, when Jackson county
rated sixth in the state.
. Jackson county savings bond
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Sales during August, 1954, were
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H Savings bonds were the high
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The state also achieved a 10-year
high for total sales in the first
eight months of the year.
groups from the different coun
tries. Flew Homo
After the conference was over,
the Pacific Northwest delegation
flew from Paris to New York.
None of us had ever made a
trans-oceanic flight before. It
was a great experience.
After two days in New York
we took the train to Washing
ton, D. C.
While we were in Washington
we had a special guided our
through the White House.
The trip across the continent
to Seattle was made by train.
Since this is my last story I
want to thank the Medford Mail
Tribune for giving me the priv
ilege of having my stories print
ed for the public to read. I also
want to thank the people of Med
ford for making it possible for
me to have made the trip, by
supporting the YMCA as much
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