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1 Wednesday. March 20. 1957 O OO o FOURTEEN MEDFORD (ORECON) MAIL TRIBUNE PROSPECT Youth Activities Set ! ments will be served and Stub BY GENEIL SPRUILL Prospect The Nazarene young people are sponsoring a variety of activities, March 22 through 24. "Night of Music" will be pre sented on Thursday evening at the Chapel in the Pines which will include a number of instru mental and vocal groups. On Fri day evening a youth banquet j dzke will be held. The Rev Roscoe Hohn of Ashland will be the will be the caller. Ten ladies from the Prospect area attended the Southern Ore gon Deanery meeting March 11 at Myrtle creek. Those attending were Mesdamcs Sherman Poole. O. E. Stone, James H. Crieve. Marcus Dcy, Leo Hoag, Emery Nye, Dar Bevans, L. O. Rogers, Bill Houghton and C. A. Zawa- Dale Chapman of Cascade guest speaker. On Saturday j Gorge wa involved in a car ac evenins a youth rally will be held an? at which Mr. Holm will again speak. On March 21 the Lady Lions of Eagle Point and Prospect will serve a luncheon in the Com munity club for the state officers at 1 p.m. Linda Downing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Downing, has returned to her home after spending three months in Port land at the Shriners hospital. cident last Tuesday. He was not injured. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hoag and children traveled to San Fran cisco for a short vacation. Mr. and .Mrs. C. G. Hedgpeth and family visited with relatives in Eugene Portland,' and Bend over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burrill and four children left Wednes day evening for Sun Valley, Idaho, for the spring vacation. They returned home on Sunday. Miss Mavis Couser of Eagle Point spent her vacation visit ing with friends at Cascade Gorge and Miss Barbara Lacy of Eaz'.e Point also visited with friends and relatives in Pros rect. On Monday evening the Red Blanket Lumber co. started to rjn r.s rfilar r.;Ot smi:. Nation To Undergo Hypothetical Attack Washington 'U.P.i The na tion will undergo a hypothetical attack from nuclear bombs of from 20 kilotons to 20 megatons in the fourth annual "Operation ! Alert" in July. The Civil Defpnse administra ; tion announced Tuesday the pro : cram will be held in three stages I this year and will be somewhat altered. Government agencies will not move to relocation sites as they have in the past. And ; the nature and extent of the simulated attack or the cities in- ::rj t the home ef Mr. volved will not be published in () Mra K.iisel Serge of Case- advance. Oorj dunr the week was Three phases of the exercises ). & r,J ay.d j. L. Bible On this year will be: :or!c-. Kusel and Jimmy Holt July 8-12: Rehearsal bv local kill mi ca'. on the Red and state civil defense directors See: rc e and the public in evacua te S:.mo mill right at the ! tion plans and other readiness Red B'r: mill ( taken to activities. Medfor ha r injured j July 12-14: Assumed nuclear in i - ti" mill :.rch 13. attacks on U. S. cities. HeVa:r. r.- horn o crutches. J July 15-19: Survival action He ij eyill rf.rtr u;ed s to period. how tr acciaant happened. While wortirf undar tha mill he fell through a holt in tha floor, ht on his hef). injurinf his foot. Garry Dicksenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dicksanson, left last week to taka his boot train ing for the U. S. Navy. O A pink and blue shower was held March 11 tt the home of Mrs. Ray Maurer at the Skeeters camp for Mrs. Ben Goodman. Mrs. Kennith Edwards gave fcirth to a nine and one half -ound son at a Medford hospital. March 12. Mrs. Edwards and son are living at the home of her parents, $.Ir. and Mrs. Q. Sim mons. Edwards is in England with U. S. Army. Lloyde Moore of Cascade Gorge left Sunday for Portland. He was accompanied by his brother, Carl, of Lake View. Ifoora) is recuperating from a lung operation in Portland, and Si1 -full under observation. Hew Jersey Factory Explosion Kills Three Linden, N. J. (U.R) Three men were killed and seven in jured today when an explosion destroyed a three-story building at the Merck and Co. pharmaceu tical plant. The dead were identified ten tatively as Walter Green of Rail way, and Edward Mnich and Ed ward Cendrowski of Linden. All were inside the plant when the blast occurred in a 500-gallon still. One of the injured, Leo Zitch of Rahway, was taken to Rail way hospital. The other six were treated at the plant dispensary. Cause of the explosion was unknown but a company spokes man said it appeared to have been an "unexplained chemical reaction." TWputy Dewey Hill was called 6 th horn of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Monday at 4 a.m. due to tK illness of Lebarge. He was 'rn to the Sacred Heart hos 4111. Irs. Lebarge is now stay ing in ajiedford to be near her i-aefcid. PAYMENT TOO LATE Muskegon, Mich. (U.R) A former resident has sent SI to a now defunct bus firm to cover the cost of fares she didn't pay in the past by sneaking past the fare box. The woman wrote she used to think it was "funny" to avoid paying her fare but has since become a "Christian who O ha) Lumberjacks and Jills ill rajva another square dance feels I must make amends for Pturdy, March 23. at the Com- the injustices I have done in O eVunity club Potluck refresh- my life." OJd Hickory is the brand of the Bourbon Man -rf" " &fc-'- kissM fc&wmo!. I I - "1-f, EICK01T "T-litriioi This is bourbon at its best. Virile. Robust Smooth the way you wish all bourbons -ere. These are not just words the proof is in every barrel. Every bottle. Every glass. Extra years enrich Old Hickory's great bourbon flavor. OlSIRVIO IN IHI alST CIRCUS LDHIC BOURBON SIX YEARS OLD 430 4 5QL 2 Pint c FRQQF OLD HICKORY DISTILLERS COMPANY PHICADOPHIA, FA. V Store bouffant wardrobe LADIES AND MISSES luxury petticoats ot non-luxury prices! 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