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SHADY COVE-TRAIL
Gardetr Club To Meet
By EVf&LYjN P. WATS6N
Shady Ce-Trail TbV'Shady
Cove Gardensclub will meet
Monday, Dxic.iO, at thkme of
Mrs. Eva Sfegessenmanjof Shady
Cove. Co-hostesses will be T.Irs, i
Torn Tepper and Urs Wnlv ;
Jones. Mrs. Niehoia, of Medford, !
wi give a talk on Rhododeiv
dronsand Camellias l wMr.h i
nChrstmas exchange party.
Geoe Pfeifer, pi Shady
Cove, is expected tg return home '
imj wetK irom the Veterans'
nospital in Portland, where he
as been undergbirif-j treatment
lor several months.11 '
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Mr, Adel&ie Carl and Mrs
Mary Chapma ofShady Cove,
expectAo leave 631-1 in -Decem
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ber fortalifornia. Mrs. Carl wilf'
spend part of the winter in Long ,
Beac&y stsytng a jt two .Hmuhs
or more and Mrs. . Chapman i
plans to stay only during the fc
holiday perVod. - 3
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Newcomers to Trl are Mr. 1
and Mrs. Archie Valentin and 1
children whS ha. 1 h !
Raioh Horn 7rZr.Z 7XZl
ly the Sublette placeon Big " ""-"j-a- v
Butte creek. ThesHerzogs are I Cldren ofHhe area who ap
livingin California. The Valen- i peared on the CoileeriHope
tines w-e well known in the area, j dance progpam ovr KBEis-TV
having li-STd in Prospect. Nov. 24 were the Tap Dancing
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Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Decker, of
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holidayi visiting with Decker's
mother, Mrs. Frances Miller and
his sister and farrdiy, Mrs. Ja
nette Johnson o; Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bailejtj
ana lamily, Mgi.Medlord, speont
last Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Davis of Shad-Cove. The
Baileys are former Shady Cove
Trail residents.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. See
feldt and children. Bill and Pat,
and Mr. and Mrs. Milton iee
feldt Jr., and baby daughter, all
of Spokane. Wash., drove down
to spend the Thanksgiving holi
days with their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
The Family
Editor'! note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a pvehlatr(el,
three clercymen, a newipaper editor, a women' editor and two writers. Each
article li a aummary of an actual report. The Faml Counrll does not itlve
advice: It merely reports on problems tnat have beeft dealt with by responsible
agencies and counselors.
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Tom D. My wife has taken mentioned it, but Sue fftlv
up with a wflman of bad reputa- !
tion.
Sua Sls a very inter
esting person.
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Tom D. Myife an iTEhave
been married six yearsTMjut did
not have our first chijdntil a
year ago. . 0
We had been very happv be
for the baby was homeland we
wanted a child very mucht so
we thought w'()befTeven ftap-
pier now, but jfrj hasn't worked
out tisat waj?
Sue has been ve?y irritaHe
iince the baby-camesShe cnti
cizes me for tfiealeast Jiing. Onij for jticndw to be contined tw
41 cim'll 4'. Ta n .1. J - ...
tije ofter hagd, she'll" take no
cfiticiiSnrom meson something
i consiaer very important.
Si Jws taken up with a
woman wno has ajrery bad repu
tation. This Js ery embarrass
ing to me. Several people hav
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Sackett and ton, Kerry, of Si?dy
Cov. r:
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bartuss of
Shady Cove" were hosts at a
dinner on Thanksgiving day at j
their home on Regue River
drive- Guest were Dr. and Mrs.
Verne Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Strother of Shady Cove, Miss
odjuuiu canu miss .kidi y
Vandenburg. Jvitq of Medford.
They also eatcrtalned Saturda
vening jwith a dinner party.
Guesti were Mrs. Adelrri Carl.
MrsV Thelma Reinning. of Shady
Cove, aud Mr: nd Mrs. William
Callrfcari of Medford. o
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Mr.Cand Mrs. Cecil Kee an'3
daufhter, Cecelia, of 3 Shady
Cove. wre guests ofl Thanks-
giving day in the borne of Mrs.
Kee's. parent. cMr. and Mrs.
FratiK
Chamberlain, fef Eagle
Poist? Other guests for the I
Thanksgiving dinner were Mr.-;
CTnamberiBiii s brothers and their
families, Mr and Mrs. Morris
Sllvers ot Medfoni ind-Mr. and
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n .r. .M- P?r?ta
I Five, fcjnrja3 and Donna Weit-
Tnai, Carol Hale, Marilyn Leam-
lng a Cecelia Kee, who did a
,,n n,mwr arf shCri win
who took Jfertoin a bjlfbt num-
ber.
Mr. and Mrs. Larftr Kee, of
Sattle. are the parents of a iab
daughter born clast week. The
baby, who has bfnanared S
sanrKathleen, weighed 6 pound's
at bitth and is $fte couple': first
child. Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Oesil Kee of-Shady
Cnvp aiTrf matprnal Pranlilarpntc
are Mr and Mrs. Ligrnizerof j-1
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Mrs. Thekna Reinning of
Thelma's Dress Shop, ShadyJ
Cove, announces tlaf she is
ing a cle iSuf sale of all
Council
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ugns when I try to talkjo her
abou it. I feel this ortn can
be a bad iafUlence on myxwife.
JVe just don't seem to talk the
sanje langu.geoarfy more. ?erwse0Taft, JillWhalen, anij
" t, 0 I i-wrg Shasky. Kathie Dough-
Su D. ul considep rriycU i erty read a poem, "The Turkey's
a mature person andonot open to I Lamea ". O o 0
"bad influence" dike child. P Tijof) mt9nbers were given
Tigs woman bappenj, to "ie aJ their igfmberlrp stars for two
verj interesting person arftl I ljrc9rs; the trogp committee mem-
prefer talking to her tisan the
Otaer ewjDrrin in the neichhnr.
ood.'Ho care only to talk about
Baby Joodseand operatio,0
T had a verj interesting job
befprfe tfie baby cam and Tonj
does it realize hnwOhnrinoii
tiie iiuum: ciu oay. we never go
out together ,js g used . In
stQad,9 Torn goes out bowlirif
wih men and wamen from his
offece and 1 "have to go o a
movie by. myself pr with this
woman. rn mv nieht off.. ,-,
9 One of the things IJcritijze
Tom for.swhjch he thinks is so
uiuiiipuridm, 15 inar ne otaKes
one of the girls home onotlle
bowling nigh If hi insists on a
privilege like this I can't see
why he should get so embar
rassed at my merely talking to
someoSe.
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Th council: Neither Tom, nor
i Sue, has gotten welf adjusted to
j life with a cl81d. Tom's lack of
sympathy and understanding of
! Sue is not helping her make le
greater adjustment that is re-
i quired of her.
Sue njt only mies heV free-ifcgo
dom and activity, but appears
to resent the fact that Tom still
has his. He is wrong to insist on
, the privilege of taking a girl
home and should expect re
sentment and criticism from his
wife.
She has found a good weapon
tg get back at Tom in thecoma r,1
with the ba reputation. She
j uses this woman to annoy Toin
I and assert the fact that, mitally
at least, she will not be con-
fined to the home and "baby
: foods." Sue should realize how
ever, that there are better ways
I to broaden her horizons and
that she is bringing about a tense
situation that calls for more re
I taliation on Tom's part.
This couple ought to try to
arrange to go out together oc
i casionally and if that is not pos
sible, they ought to invite other
couplesein for small parties and
to develop hobbies they can
' share together in the evenings.
. The separate nights-out arrange
I ment is good only as a supple
ment to other joint activities,
j (Copyright 195S,
I General Features torp.)
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U.S. Counting On
Early Withdrawal
Of Military Forces
Washington .U.R! The Unit
ed States Saturday counted ca
an parly withdrawal of British
and French military forces from
the Suez Canal.
Diplomats indicated that Lon
don and Paris gave Washington
"satisfactory" word'on the troop
issue before the United States set
in motion fts emergency oil pro
drum for oil-starved Western Eu
rope
Diplomatic sources saia mey
expected , the atrained relations
in the Western Alliance to befin
improving immeOiateljr. 3
Evidence if new assurance on
Dlans for 'Anglo-Freravfi troops
ojjthrlrawa'.s was soon in the sud
den American dec5ion Fridiv
t0 upse s own timetable lor the
greener oil program. .
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"hnLSeIfattt ha, plan.
: lne.nitea oiaies nan pun
ried to delay Mtion until this
week pending a mor "defini-
tive" British statement on tr,oop
withdrawals?
The United States announced
plans to provide the Europeans
with at least 500,000 barrels of
oil a day within a month. The
MiddleEast Emergency Commit
tee, a. group of 15 major V. oil
companies, will meet Monday in
New York to get the program
uTjrler way. 00 0 o v
, Thecemergcocy oil move rais
ed the problem of financing in
creased oil cpurchases in tfre
Western J Hemisphere by West
ern Europe. Estimates of the tost
have ranged as" high as $2 billion
it the Suez Canal rtnains closed
a year.o
0 U.S. officials said the? Euro
pean are expected to meet the
Girl Scouts
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hav-t)Hold ?arty
A combined troop tnrthday
I ana ThanKsgwing" party was;
hld recently0 by SU Mary's:
Troop 181, composed bf fourth ij
gradersThe trijpp, ledobyvirs.
George uGitzen and her assist
ant, Mrs. John Dougherty, in
vited-j the members' mothersQto
attend the meetine. n o
0 Enterfefiiment was a play"by i
the tnop, "The Harvest King."
Takin part ia the play were
Ann Deprerc Colleen Cenman, 1
Tara Hill, Marilyn Hall, Joyce
Jafman, Aone Parsons, deanne 1
jcpossi, cKathie Read, Judy Scott
oers recejyed theiimembership
cards. The committee, inQyiles
Mrs. R. R. Parsons, lurs. J.
Shasky, and Mrs. M. H. Scottp;
Mrs. T. R. Eslinger, t. Mary 8
neiehborhiad chairmana was'
ilso a guest at.the prty. o
Thm troop meitibsis served J
tirthiav cake fend coffee.
The trodo is working toward
"FlyAyp" in the spriSg. Among
the activities members have car
ried oti are a Halloween1" party.
liHif gathering outing, Uie
TreaVes
were0 pressed, between
waxed paper and o made into
place mats; learning to tie se-
eral" knots including the bow
line, and a Christmas project
with gifts being made for moth
ers. The troop also aide4 in
preparation for the parish ba
zaar by making candied apples
Aita- Christmas the - troop
hopes to be able to go on an out
ing. Meetings are -hojd each
Monday ajternoon.
Rogue River Troop
Rogue River Troop 205 has
many activities at the present
time in the theme of the season.
Members have made Dlans to
Christmas caroling, and hve
made favors for two different
hospitals. They also plan to pre
sent two fcasketa ig old people
at Christmas. One of the raft
projects is making Christmas
candles. o
0 The oop, made up of seventh
and eighth grade girls, is raising
money and making plans to
clean up a sw'mming hole in the
spring. Last year the troop j
worked on bicycle safy, and
this year plans to emphasize
water salety.
The troop is led by Mrs. Ho
mer Classic and meets on Mon
days in the Civic Club.
dresses and coats at reduced 1
prices to mae room to new i
spring styles. '
o Mrs. Carrie Chamberlain, of :
Shady Cove, accompanied her I
brother and wife, Mr a.nd Mrs.
Basil Zimmerlee, and family, on
a trip to Yreka over Thanksgiv-1
ing where they visited an aunt I
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Denny I
zimmerlee.
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Mental Health
Broad Program for Advice
Washington U.P.) The Na
tional Association for Mental
Health, plans a broad new pro
gram of personal advice and
help for mentally ill persons and
their families throughout the
country.
The program will have four
main aims. Helping mentally ill
people locate and get treatment
quickly; helping" patients while
in hospitals; aiding discharged
patient to find housing, jofs
ana understanding; and-relieving
families 'bf mentalpatients
iof fear and worry.
Kiehard r. Swlgart, executive
director cf the association, said
in announcing the program Fri
day night triat "the average fam
ily hasn' the faintest idea about
what to'ido when mental illness
sjriies, how to handle the pa
tent, where to take him for treat
ment, what to do about getting
GOED KISSING BANNED
Milwaukee (U.R) Marquette
University students retaliated
Saturday against a school ban
on goodnight kisses in front o
th women's dormitories. A cam
pus sidewalk was decorated with
a lipstick inscription "No More
Kisses forMU Misses" and a
banner was draped across the
Science Annex rwarning "Big
Sister Is Watching You.'A
dollar, drain themselves "tor
some Initial period's." Some na
tions may borrow from the U.S.
Export-Import Bank. O
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Group Plans
him admitted to a clinic or hos
pital." " 0
He said this often leads to a
family crisis and "dangerous de
lays" in starting 0tretmentd
"Our new service will remedy
this situation," he added.
He said the-association also
will ."help prevent patient in
mental hospitals from becoming
"forgotten' by society. It will
arrange family visits, organize
neighbor to serve as hospital
volunteers, and set up 0recre
ational programs linked with
the outside world.
Neuberger AsksAF0
To Move Refugees
Portland U.R)' Senf Rich
ard L. Neuberger Saturday sent
to President Eisenhower his-ap-peal
for use of Air Force planes
to transport Hungarian refugees
to: Oregon. The appeal was turn
ed down by the Air Force. 0
Neuberger wired the president
that "The Atr Force could per"
form an outstanding humanitar
ian service by aidingthcse ref
ugees and that the Oregon Corn;
mittee on Hungarian Refugees
has found jobsand homes for
the refugees but lacks funds for
commercial transportation." o
Air Secretary Donald Quarles
had told Neuberger that Air
Force transportation for the
Hungarian C'cannot jbe consider
ed as being in the primary in
terest of the armed forces?'
Sunday, December 2, 1958
Ex-Convicllays He
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Killed 4 Because
He'Hated Peopled
Los Angeles (U.R) Homicide
detectives Saturday investigated.
the story of Stephen Ntsh, a
33-yer-old ex-convict who said
he murdered louro persons, in
cluding ca 10-year-old boy, be
cause tie "hated people."
Police said the tall, dark; tran
sient truckdriver confessed Fri
day that he vas the mar who
stabbed Larry George Bice, 10,
of Venice, Calif., more than 50
times and left him dying under
a pier at nearby 'Santa Monicas;
'Officers said NashTerit on to 1
claim that he had killed three I
other peraons, including hair j
stylist John W. Berg, 27, of !
Long Beach, Calif., Floyd Bar-j
nett, a transient1 knifed (Jiear ,
Sacramento, Calif., and an un
identified hitchhiker. 0 o
Believe Stories a 0 i
.Chief of Detectives 0 Thad I
Brown said "We're) believing j
hin? untllg his story isc prfived
differently. He has enSugh de-j
Jails on all he slayings to in- j
dicate that he was the murdef- j
,er." 0 j
"They all had reaT problems, !
I tell you," gplice qute'd Nash.
"Ifflon't know how f know hoi
bad their, problems are, but I
d and whejjpthey've got those
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kind of prole$is?I 1st have to
kilPthem." 0 0
Officers said Nash 'mlri them
fhe Sept a knife strapped to his
arm and,$$teel pj$e bludgeon in
his car.
'ol nevef knew Qw?ich one I
was going to, use. It's iust s?me
thingothey say that friakes me
dgcide," Nash was Rioted. 'Jjny
one can understand that."
o ne wa arrestea xnuTsaay
night r quesoning in an as
sault case. Aftc police found
a blood-caked knife S3 r.n,he
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confessed murdering the boy.
0 "I killed him to repay so
ciety fgf some of the pushing
around got as a 8d," he told
police. "Igthink I'm even with
society now. f hope all of you
are happy. I know I am
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SUMATRA FlOODS
6 Jakarta, Indonesia" (U.R)
More than 90,000 persons have
been made homeless by floods
ang the east coast of Sumatra,
press reports saicj Saturday. The
official death toll was set at six.
"Countless" others were missing.
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