Clinic for Child
Guidance Subject
Of Meeting Here
Further plans toward even
tual establishment of a child
guidance clinic in Jackson coun
ty were made Friday at a meet
ing of representatives of inter
ested agencies and organizations
First step in these plans will
be to acquaint residents of sou
thern Oregon with the purposes
and the need for such a clinic, a
spokesman for the group stated.
Plans were made to provide pro
gram materials covering various
mental health subjects and child
guidance clinics to all interested
groups for use in programs next
fall and winter. This material
will include films, speakers,
books, panel discussions and
pamphlets and will be available
after the first of August to any
group in the county.
Program chairmen or presi
dents of organizations desiring
the material are asked to call
Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter at 2-4338
or Mrs. Henry Padgham at
2-4248.
Child guidance facilities in the
county are inadequate to both
public and private groups. There
are now only two clinics each
year provided by the University
of Oregon Medical school and it
is doubtful if they will be con
tinued, they state
Agencies expressing the need
for clinical services here include
officials of the county and city
schools, the medical profession,
the juvenile court, public health
groups and the welfare commis
sion. Working with representa
tives from these public groups
to establish such a clinic are
members representing the Jack
son County Public Health associ
ation, the Council for Children
and Youth, PTA groups, service
clubs and churches. Anyone
wishing to participate or desir
ing further information was in
vited to call Mrs. Carpenter or
Mrs. Padgham.
In forming plans for financial
arrangements for such a clinic.
the committee felt there should
be the widest possible participa
tion in financing, including
funds from public agencies using
the service, small fees from par
ents seeking help with problems
as well as contributions from
private individuals and groups
throughout the county.
CONTROLS AT CONDON
Washington (U.R) - Housing
Administrator Tighe Woods an
nounced Saturday that rent con
trols will go into effect at
Condon, Ore., next Tuesday
under an order designating the
area as a critical defense housing
sector. Rents are to return to
those in effect July 15, 1951.
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KNOW that love Is m careless
less child.
And forgets promises past!
Be Is blind, he is deaf, when
he list
And in faith never fast.
Anions' womenkind is love.
Or the word love abased,
Under which many childless
desires
And conceits are excused.
Raleigh
There seems to be in this
country a definite preference for
tall Presidents. Chief Eexecutives
measuring 6 feet or over have
been Washington, Jefferson, Lin
coln, Arthur Jackson, . Monroe,
Buchanan, Tyler, Garfield, Hard
ing, Franklin Roosevelt and Taft.
The last named was not only a
6-footer, he weighed 350 pounds.
Wilson, Fillmore and Cleveland
were 5 feet 11. Pierce, Johnson,
Theodore Roosevelt and Coolidge
5 feet 10. The only President who
could really be styled as a short
fellow was James Madison. His
height was 5 feet 4.
Asides
"Please cease referring to that
query: "How are you going to
look in a bathing suit?' " Writes
a young matron of California.
"For the fourth summer in suc
cession I am expecting a baby."
Again I see it said: "One in six
marriages in the United States
end in the divorce court." Why
not call attention to the fact that
five marriages out of six do not
end in divorce? That's a very
good percentage considering
what a complicated proposition
marriage is.
Legs
There still seems considerable
disagreement as to what female
has "the world's most beautiful
legs." All those suggested for the
title . are actresses or dancers
Certainly actresses have no mon
opoly on well steamlined limbs
I knew a newspaperwoman who
had better looking legs than Die
trich. This newspaperwoman was
once assigned to cover Holly
wood. While so doing, she acted
as a "leg double" for many fa
mous stars.
Passing By
Yvonne De Carlo nee Peggy
Middelton. Extremely clever ac
tress. Also America's most beau
tiful spinster. Yvonne, who is 29
has never married . . . Jimmy
Thomson. Golfing genius. Jimmy
once drove a golf ball 465 yards.
Some wallop. Longest drives 1
ever achieved were with a brass-
ie that was made in Carnoustie,
Scotland. I really could smack
them with that club. Then some
body stole it. That cut my drives
down an average of fifty yards.
Briefly
An astonishing number of
people who consider themselves
well informed can't even tell
you ' how many United States
Presidents were born west of the
Mississippi . . . The Paris sub
way (the Metro) has 100 miles of
track and 331 stations. The fare
First in
Lawn
is still the equivalent of 5 cents
no matter how long or how far
you ride.
Exemptions
Have you any friends or rela
tives touring Europe? Your per
sonal United States Customs exH
emption for returning residents
is now $500. It was $100. The
increase has been made to inspire
the spending of dollars abroad
to aid friendly nations.
Get It Right
San Francisan claims the Uni
versity of California is the
world's largest. He loses the
stogie. The largest university in
the world is New York Univer
sity which in 1950 had an en
rollment of 70,376 students. In
cidentally, New York University
is a private institution and en-
joys no aid from Government
funds.
Asides
There is a gadget, made in
Switzerland, something like an
electric shaVer, with which it is
possible for the user to give him
self both a shave and a hair trim
. . . An actor when asked how
he liked working in a film with
Katharine Hepburn said: "Work
ing with her is something like
taking a walk with a puma."
4-H Club News
HOWARD 4-H CLUB
The Howard 4-H club meeting
was brought to order by Presi
dent Benson Foley at the home
of Mrs. Young on June 9.
Benson Foley gave a demon
stration of how to measure a
pig to find its weight. Also Al
len Barnes and Jackie Young
gave a demonstration on raising
rabbits.
A discussion on a club picnic
and how often a meeting should
be held was discussed.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Young. Next meeting will
be held June 30 at 7:30 p.m. at
Mrs. Everett Gibson's home.
Allen Swearingen
Club Reporter,
Sheep Studied
Sams Valley 4-H Pig and
Sheep club met June 24 at the
home of Dennis and Mickey
Duggan.
. Mickey and Dennis practiced
leading their sheep. The club's
leader, Mr. Bigham, told them of
the parts of a sheep.
The 4-H club planned a tour
to go around and look at each
member's pig or sheep. All the
members are to meet at Bever
ly Sanderson's home at 1:30 p.m.
July 11 for the tour.
After the meeting Mr. Duggan
showed some pictures. Mrs.
Duggan served refreshments.
Beverly Sanderson,
Reporter
Aluminum
Furniture
College Professors
To Study Valley's
Natural Resources
.Forty college professors, rep
resenting all parts of the United
States, who are studying the
natural resources of southwest
ern Oregon, will arrive in Med-
ford on Tuesday on a tour spon
sored by the natural resources
department of Oregon State col
lege.
While here, the authorities on
natural resources will attend a
Tuesday evening dinner meeting
at 6:30 o'clock in the Medford
hotel, at which Glenn Jackson,
vice president of the California-
Oregon Power company, will de
liver a talk on this area s re
sources. The public is invited to
attend this dinner meeting,
which will be sponsored by the
Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce.
A field trip will be held Wed
nesday and will include trips
through the area with examples
shown of horticulture, agricul
ture and forestry, including di
versified farming programs,
dairying, forest products, proces
sing plants, sustained yield pro
grams of various tree species
and work at the Southern Ore
gon Branch Experiment station
at Talent.
Dr. J. G. Jensen, professor of
natural resources at OSC, is in
charge of the tour.
Contest to Name
Queen of Jubilee
Jacksonville The Jackson
ville Gold Rush jubilee queen
contest will begin Tuesday and
continue through July, officials
said Saturday.
Girls between the ages of 16
and 21 can enter the contest by
contacting Dr. A. A. Griffin, the
head of the queen committee, or
by telephoning 9-8171.
The contestants will sell tick
ets to their supporters. The
girl selling the most tickets by
July 30 will be proclaimed queen
of the jubilee and will win a
$300 wardrobe. Wardrobes val
ued at $200 and $100 will go to
the girls who are second and
third in the number of tickets
sold.
Three weekly prizes for the
contestants turning in the most
tickets each week and a formal
for each of the contestants are
added incentives for entrance in
the queen contest.
Ike Dunford, chairman of the
dance committee has reported
that he has obtained two of the
area's better-known bands for
the- three jubilee dances. There
will be two dances Saturday,
August 2, and a third dance Sun
day, August 3.
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Regular $32.00 Swing.. Now $59.75
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BRING THIS SHIRKER
TO HEEL VIA COURTS I
When a man leaves his wife
penniless and runs off with a
young girl, the wife should not
suffer because she is to proud to
risk a scandal. That is the pre
dicament this 52-year-old wom
an is in:
Q. "Seven years ago, Z lost a
son who was 26. Seven months
after thai, my husband ran off
with a 19-year-old girt, taking
with him every penny we had
saved together and also all of
my son's money. My son. who
trusted his dad, left every
thing in his name when he left
for the air corps. My son was
married and left his insur
ance part io his wife and
part to me. I do get a small
sum from the government, but
it is far from enough to get
along on. How can I find out
where my husband is? Would
he have to support me? I have
found out from her people
that he is not with the girl
any more."
(A) Go to your minister at
once, explain all the circum
stances of your case, and ask him
to put the mat
ter in the
hands of the
court. The
court will be
able to trace
your husband
and bring him
back to answer
charges.
It's likely he
has spent all
the money.
Dr. Hurlock
That is going to make it hard on
your daughter-in-law as well as
on you because her husband's
money should rightfully go to
her.
If your husband is working,
he will be required by law to
support you. If he has any
money saved or any left from
what you and he saved, the
courts will see to it that you get
your share. It is not necessary
for a wife to work if her hus
band is earning money, even if
he has left her.
Don't left false pride stand in
your way. Bring this whole mat
ter to a show-down. You should
have done that seven years ago
when your husband ran off.
ssClBrWspa
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July Special
95
IundT, June 19, 1952
By ELIZAItTH HURLOCK, PH.D.
He was guilty of two very
serious offenses, adultery and
stealing. . You should not have
let them go unpunished all these
years while you suffered from
privations. I am sure yourl
friends and neighbors would
have helped you to get justice,
had you swallowed your pride
and gone to court at once.
Elisabeth Hurlock is a con
sulting psychologist. Write her
in care of this newspaper for
free advice.
(Copyright 1952,
General Features Corp.)
The Grange
Gold Hill Grange
Gold Hill Grange met Thurs
day with Master Howes presid
ing. Secretary Nora Wait being
absent, Willie McLean served in
her place. Flora Bishop's place
was taken by Leona Jenks. The
Juvenile Grange was presented
with an American flag, gift of
the VFW auxiliary. It was pre
sented by their president, Lena
Laricks. The Juveniles also re
ceived their charter.
Guests were Mrs. Gilham, mo
ther of Mrs. Vera Kemping,
a nephew of the Kampings, who
is spending the summer with
them, Gary J. Price, of Chilo
quin, and Nellie Walker, mem
ber of Live Oak Grange, Rogue
River.
Glenn Chase announced that
more study should be given the
milk referendum.
H. E. C. Chairman Ethel As
kins reported that the club will
meet every Wednesday at 1:30
p. m. to work on quilts, until
they are finished. Regular H. E.
C. meeting date will be as al
ways, the second and fourth
Wednesday, all day. She urged
all who can quilt, to come and
help.
She announced the Grange pic
nic to be held the first Sunday
in August, will be at the city
hall picnic grounds. Everyone
is to bring their own table ser
vice as well as eats. Grange vot
ed to lend the hall to the Gold
Hill Garden club for a flower
show sometime in August.
The literary program was pre
sented by Mrs. Lucille . Beach,
Medford color stylist Mr. Smart
i
from Hubbard Bros. Store, was
also present.
Chaplain Iola Benman report
ed Robert Bush still very ill
in Sacred Heart hospital, Med
ford, and urged all to send him
cards of cheer. John Bruce is
ill at his home on Highway 99.
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
Don Parker reported, because
of the measles, be was late to
4-H school at Corvallis. He re
ported on FFA also.
Grange voted against the ref
erendum that state Grange of
ficers be elected from delegates
to state Grange.
talked about car in its field. A real
sports ear that has turned in racing ' ' '
records in competition against cars -costing
up to $20,0001
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