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MAIL TtlBUNE, M4for4, Or. Wadinsday, July 8, 19S9 w 1 i.wmm'mzrms Quotes From the Hews BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Chicago - Dentist Norman R. Olson, on his work for Queen Elizabeth: "I called her 'your majesty and we exchanged greet ings. From then on it was just open and close, open and close. Washington-Rep. Charles E. Bennett (D-Fla.) on the hir ing of former military officers by defense industry: "Even though nothing unethical may actually transpire, there is an appearance of evil which destroys public confi dence in the integrity of government." r - fcy fjfr$-.tr' iWwJL,. -slfrjdjys,,,. X I CARL E. WIMBERLY Lumber DiTiiion Chairman Section Heads Appointed in. Division of UMC Carl E.. (Bud) Wimberly, chairman of the lumber divi sion for the 1959-60 United Medford Crusade fund raising campaign, this week reported completion of his appoint ments of section heads for the division. -" Serving in key positions in the division in this year's campaign will be Robert J. Lockwood, Clinton C. Neeley, Robert Higgins, Edward, G. Nave, Donald C. Jackson, Jer old J. McGrew, and Douglas F. Gordenier. The section heads are now recruiting cam paign workers and completing organization for the drive. This is Wimberly's first ma jor position in one of the UMC drives. In the past he has worked as a fund raiser for the campaigns, and has been active in the Child Guid ance Clinic, one of the UMC member agencies. . , Wimberly is president of Western Lumber, Inc., in Med ford. He and his wife, Fran, have lived in Medford since 1946. They have a son, Lee, aged 12, and a daughter, Car olyn, aged 11. Planning Session All UMC workers will have a full-day planning session this Friday. The 1959 Cam paign clinic will be held at the Jackson hotel from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lowell F. Turner, associate director of field service for the United Com munity Funds and Councils of America will be featured speaker at the clinic. There will also be panel discussions en all phases of UMC work. UMC campaign workers will attend the clinic from Medford, Ashland, Talent, Jo sephine county, Klamath county, Lake county, Rose burg, Coos Bay, North Bend, Reedsport, and Redding, Calif. Del Landing, 1959 UMC campaign chairman, reports that planning and organiza tion for this year's drive are well ahead of schedule. The campaign will kick off on Sept. 14, with a total goal of $138,782. Baton Rouge, Lsu-Robert Angelle, close political associ ate of Gov. Earl K. Long, on the governor's health: "He is a very ill man, but I think he's going to get well if he gets the proper rest." Monroe, Wash.-Dr. Garrett Heyns, director of state insti tutions, on use of a ruse to trick four rebellious convicts into surrendering: "The end Justifies the means in this case. Those fellows certainly were not using any ethical practices." McLEOD Many Vacationers Listed McLeod-Guests of Mr. and t ranees Jf earson, Mrs. Gu- Mrs. Toni Miller are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perica and family of Alton, 111. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Perica are sisters. Vacationing at Edwards cottage on Big Butte creek are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crain and son and daughter from North Hollywood, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Wilbor Boyd of Ingle wood, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Engle of Studio City, Calif. POOR ESCAPE ROUTE Cuernavaca, Mexico -flJPD-Dr. Arturo Gil Rendon called police to investigate the strange knocking 'on his wall in the nearby village of Jojut- la Tuesday. Together they watched as a hole was knock ed through the doctor's wall and a man's head poked through it. Behind him were 18 other men, who had picked a poor route to escape from the jail next door. On their way to Portland to the Lions convention Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chapman, Mrs. Zella Ash, Mrs. Caroline Harding and Mr. George Hub bard spent an evening in Eu gene visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ressler in their new home. They used to live at Union Creek and are well known here. lespie, Mrs. Carl Richardson, Mrs. Jino Slack, Mrs. Weldon Downing, and Mrs. Ray Mauer all of Prospect and Mrs. Lowell Ash of Union Creek for the co-operation in the recent cancer drive. Word has been received of the arrival of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Vaughn in LaGrande. The baby's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn of Trail and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mc Grew of Medford. Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Dawson is Mrs. Mildred Bingham of Eugene. Mrs. Bingham is a sister of Mrs. Mabel Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Whip ple of San Limas, Calif., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. James Smith., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goode and Mrs. Gus Olson have re turned from Portland where they attended the Lions con vention and the Centennial exposition. Prospect Lions Auxiliary held an executive meeting Monday evening, June 29, at the home of Mrs. Vic Chap man on Crater Lake highway. President, Mrs. Caroline Harding, presided at the busi ness meeting. The coming hillbilly jamboree was dis cussed and it was decided to enter a float in the parade, which takes place July 25 at 9:30 a.m. The next auxiliary meet ing will be held at Union Creek at Beckie's cafe Wed nesday, July 8, at 8 p.m. The Community store will be open in the Community hall Monday, July 13, with Mr. Ralph Parton in charge. Any one having clothing to donate may do so at this time. Mrs. Vic Chapman, who was chairman of the cancer drive, wishes to thank her co-chairman, Mrs. Jack Rienks, and her captains, Mrs. Harold Hix son, Mrs. Sidney Morse, Mrs. Mrs. Ella Warren and Mr. Robert Bean motored to Reno, Nev., where they were mar ried Saturday, June 13. After arriving at their home on Crater Lake highway some friends gave them a charivari Saturday evening, June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hixson and daughter, Carolyn, . and Mr. Shipp Hixson spent July 4 in Crescent City, Calif, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grieve are spending a few days on the Oregon coast. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chapman and son, Clifford and Dwayne and Mr. and Mrs. Jack De Rosier -and family spent July 4 holiday in -Yakima, Wash., visiting relatives. REFUSING to meet Frol R. Kozlov, first deputy, Soviet Council of Ministers,- Detroit Mayor Louis C. Miriani (above), stirs up interna tional incident. Miss Nancy Jenkins of North Hollywood is spending the summer with her friend, Miss Joyce Pearson of Trail ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gillispie, Mr. and Mrs. DeLoy Gillispie and Bud and Don have- gone to Utah on their vacation to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Emajiual Cri salli and daughter, Ann Marie, and son, David, of Granada Hill, Calif., are visiting Arth ur Le Valley in his new home on Big Butte creek. Mrs. Georgie Grieve and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Clark spent the 4th of July holiday in Reno, Nev. Upper Rogue Grange is hav ing a buck-a-roo breakfast in their hall Sunday July 19 from 6 a jn. until 11 ajn. The pub lic is invited. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richard son were dinner guests at "Folding Hill' ranch Monday evening, June 29. ' Miss Leanna Wilson of Rose burg is visiting her grand mother Mrs. Albert Eastin for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Farrell of Vancouver, B. C. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tor rance. , . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cart wright of Fresno, Calif., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barber will return to their home here next week after a three Girl, 5, Slain; Neighbor Hunted Las Vegas, Nev.-(UPD-A 21- year-old man who recently separated from" his pregnant bride was sought today in the rape-slaying of a five-year-old neighbor girl. The beaten and stabbed body of Dolores Stafford was found Tuesday in the attic of the home of Kenneth Erwin, a cook, after an all-night search. The condition of Dolores' body-bruised, with her throat cut and a stab wound in the stomach-caused the district attorney, the mortician and a police sergeant who exam ined her to cry openly. "This makes other rape- slayings look like the work of a humanitarian," said Dis trict Attorney George Foley. An immediate search was begun for Erwin, who has been missing since late Mon day. He was fired from his job Monday for failing to show up at work the day be fore. His bride of two months, Catherine, left him on Sun day after . a domestic spat. Neighbors said the woman's parents came here and took her back to their home in Kingman, Ariz.- They said Mrs. Erwin was expecting a child in the fall. months touring Europe. Lt. and Mrs. Don Smith and family from Fairchild, Calif., have been visiting Mrs. Smith's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson, on Laurel Hurst rd. The Eagle Point cheer lead ers, who are Jackie Hume Carole Smith, Joann Nolen, Dorrene Christian and Toni Miller, met at Jackie's house for practice June 25. After practice Jackie served cake and punch. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Garrett entertained with a picnic at their home Saturday, July 4, honoring the birthday of Mrs. Garrett's father, Herb Carlton. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carlton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cushman, all of Trail, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Netherland and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Blandin horn of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Carlton of Ashland. 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