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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
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Tucker's Town, Bermuda President Eisenhower and British
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, discussing nuclear tests in a
communique issued at the end of their Bermuda conference:
"We would be willing to register with the United Nations ad
vance notice of our intention to conduct future nuclear tests and
to permit limited international observation of such tests if the
Soviet Union would do the same."
Chicago Victor Beuthor. Unitod Auto Worktri director of in
ternational affairs, calling on lh United States to urge the United
Nations al4s itself with a regional approach to Middle East prob
Monday, March 25, 1957
lems:
"We ib?uli focus on the common hopes of Israel and the Ara
bian countries rather than on their common fears.
New York Robert Briscoe, the first Jewish lord mayor of
Dublin, on the Irish Republican army's warfare along the north
ern border:
"I disagree entirely with this particular movement. These raids
ill not secure anything but hardship."
Tokyo A U.S. Air Force spokesman, on the search for a C-97
military transport plane that vanished over the Pacific Friday with
67 Americans aboard:
"We found a few thing, but they all turned out to be debris
not connected with the plane."
SHAtfY COVI-TRAIL
Rock Club Meeting .Held
By EVALYf 1. TATSOV
Shady Cove-Til The regu
lar monthly meeting of the
Rogue Rocghounds, local rock
and mineral club, was held Tues
day evening. March 19 at the
. home of I.Irs. Cra Thurman in
-. Shady So. There were 23 mem
bers and jests present.
Johnuo; of the Roxy Ann
Ccm and Mineral club of Med
io rd invited members to attend
the next M eeting f the Medford
club at the Redrr.n hall in Med
ford on (Aipnl 10, and to view
their exhibit
Mrs. R. C. Talker of Medford
told of the rock show to be put
on by the Bend rock club in
- conjunct jn with the Deschutes
water ftivl on July 4, 5 and
6 at t' Arftory in Bend. She
urged memhjpr to try to. plan
i- their vacation to take in this
event.
Tom Ri".fy of tagle Point, as
well as numlfr of others, had
" rocks on ah exhibit table and
' RileyCC- eriei explanation
otDhis, t tll furnishing the
club fi teal of reading
eerii, to study or
at fr'wt mcIs and minerals
TOMS aaVtwia magazines through
'lf Htarr w tn4 they are to
' t n tf home of the Car
iOTJ at present.
Be. oA Ur. Tu Olsen of
lf tans Mi e program on
fluctfcaiaul Minerals, illustrating
.-. theieolk hr ahowinjf specimens
uiii mMKk lights as well as
- tomB e tai flourescent paints. I
The il meeting will be
held. ,trtiV ft 7:30, the third
Tuesday it pril at the home of
the Qarenll Vgtsons in Shady
Cove Anyoit desiring to attend
is welcorrj).
McmH: fnfl guests present
were il0 Lotn, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest !5catt and son, Kerry,
Mrs. Crcl 'Watson. Mrs. Ray
(Sriggs, tfr. Max Hawks and
5Irs. D Ltrson, all of Shady
Cove; fr. Kenneth Hawkins
and sot, Dayle Hawkins and
ganization prior to moving to
Central Point. Now she enjoys
attending meetings and helping
out when she is able.
A group of Job's Daughters of
Bethel No. 36, Shady Cove, and
members of Crater Chapter of
the TeMolay, Central Point, had
a snow party at Crater Lake re
cently. In the evening the group
enjoyed a waffle supper and
dancing at the Prospect Com
munity hall.
Dr. Howard Ferguson and Ray
Mullen gave talks on health and
safety at the last meeting of the
Shady Cove PTA held" Tuesday
evening March 19. Refreshments
were served by the second grade
mothers. At the next regular
meeting election of officers will
be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faga Ide,
of Shady Cove, were hosts at
their home on Saturday evening,
March 17 for a St. Patrick's
birthday party honoring the
birthday of Miss Gail Stone of
Rogue River. Garnet and danc
ing were followed by a buffet
supper. Present were Gail Stone,
Barbara Leroy, Penney Simer,
Neila Stone, Rita Milner, Charl
es E. Weaver, Dave Parsons,
David Carter, Fred Bond, Niel
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Niel Stone
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fagalde.
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Mrs. James Lowrey of Shady
Cove entertained at her home
with a birthday party honoring
the sixth birthday of her daugh
ter, Carolyn. Games were play
ed and refreshments served.
Guests attending were Sue Jean
Lowrey, Sharon and Geneva
Lowrey, Marjorie Lampoe, Den
ise Worthy, Edith Ann Lowrey.
The regular meeting of the 1
Shady Cove Home Extension
Unit was held at the home of
Mrs. William Shepherd in Shady
Cove with nine members attend
ing. The lesson on seafoods was
Mrs. t'ry Henshaw of Butte fjve"by ,M" ,.Joh4n Loper and
f i a ii ft ocuu. n. iiuiiiiiictiiiiK
Falls. Mr. nd Mrs. P. C. Walker,
MB fid Mrs. John Dodge and
Sr. and Mrs. W. A. Emerson and
daughter of Medford; Tom Riley.
Dwight McCorkle and Dr. and
Mrs. Pul Olson of Eagle Point,
and th avtes, Mrs. Clara Thurman.
committee was appointed at this
meeting.
7r. aaj Ir. Medina of Shady
Cove av four of their children
ill chicken pox. All four
shoulf rr at about the same
tim.
)rn feungster, Patrick
Sm. n ef Mr. and Mrs.
fticri a-nith, of Trail, appear
ed m h tS. Valch TV show
lsf veek isd s awarded a
$5 4H r.fc nrtificate for his
4 tffniV Wrfht will be held at
(tye t!l-?r(il chool. sponsored
le Elk-Trail PTA on Fri
day. March 22 starting at 7:30.
Games and various activities
have been planned for the eve
ning for both parents and chil
dren. Officers for the PTA this
year are president, Mrs. Roy An
derson: vice-president, Mrs.
Thomas Smith; secretary, Mrs.
Everett Cushman and treasurer,
Mrs. LeRoy Draper. At the last
meeting of the Elk-Trail PTA
Mrs. Al Cooper of Shady Cove
showed slides of Crater lake to
gether with tape recorded des
cription of the pictures.
The Shady Cove-Trail Lion's
club were hosts to members of
the Lions club of Phoenix and
Central Point at their dinner
meeting on March 13. Dr. How
ard Ferguson, member of the
Shady Cove Lion's club showed
colored moving pictures on the
effects of smoking. Ou Saturday,
March, 16, 26 members of the
Shady Cove-Trail Lion's club
had a social evening and dinner
at Mary's Casa in Medford.
Three Legislators
Forming Fund Club
Salem U.R) Three Re
publican state legislators are or
ganizing a state-wide campaign
to establish a fund to help edu
cate the children of police offic
ers killed in line of duty.
The three Ed Cone of Eu
gene, Wayne Giesy of Monroe
and Sam Wilderman of Port
land said they will name the
organization the "Line of Duty
club." They hope to get all back
ers of the House bill to abolish
capital punishment in Oregon to
join the rew club.
Wilderman said all three leg
islators are supporting the bill
but that so far no one has come
forward wuh any plan to "do
something for the children of
the police officers who are killed
while performing their duty.
"We want this organization to
focus attention on the unfortun
ate wife and children of a po
lice officer killed in line of duty
rather than on the fellow who
pulled the trigger," Giesy said.
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Japan Appeals for
Nuclear Jests Ban
Tokyo (U.R) Japan s So
cialist party sent an appeal to
the United States, Britain and
Russia to negotiate a treaty ban
ning nuclear tests.
The appeal, signed by Party
Chairman Mosaburo Suzuki, was
sent to President Eisenhower,
British Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan and Soviet Premier
Nicolai Bulganin.
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John was employed.
Mrs. Marie Shere of Central
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