Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 24, 1955, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJiffy Coaf t Monday, January 24, .1955. MEDFORt,(OREGON). MAIL TRIBUNE THRElS ? , ;v.' ''" Vi - P53! J Jf W 1 " THANKS ARE BEING GIVEN Marines of El Toro Air Base, CaL, by Michele Rubin, 3, and mother, Mrs. Allen Rubin, for 90 pints of bloochdonated to tot during treatment for nephrosis, kidney . r ailment. Marine CpL Charlotte Jacobs rand Sgt Walter Tuz are explaining how donors filled 90 containers , y.; (InUrnatioiud) I Many Rules Confuse Pa rents SOQ .Rrpfesspr Because of the great amount of : material t being - written, and said. -about; the rearing' "of .chit dren, parents have" become;eon fused , pr.rPhyllis- Flichta pf Southern i. Oregon - college v told -Jackson Parent-Teacher associa- -tion Friday; ' ''.ifV-V',',": Dr. "Plichta 'went on to: list what .she called "Ten little bits ef confusi'on."-The first was the idea' that 'parents ' are entirely responsible fbr "the child which leads !to: 'apologizing. for the child's behaviour; and not' being .able'to understand why -he does what he'doe's'i-'jK'"1 i: - Other points were that par- ents expect ' too much too soon 'from children, or they ; expect -too little too late. Many parents irefuse to accept each child as he iWinners Announced t For Rhrerstde'tlub " ' Last 1 week's ' -winners .'- have - been announced. ,Dy Riverside Duplicate Bridge club, which i-hieets - each - Wednesday after ; hoon -af the- home of Mr. and Mrs; Roy. Pruitt. Eight tables of . players attended. ' .vr.;i North-south ' winners were 'Mrs.,M..'M." Herman and - Mrs. Nell :JLittrell, first, 84; Mrs. rTredjBehling and Miss ,Isobel Stuart, Mrs. Fred, Purdin . and T. J. Fuson,' tied' for second and third with ",78V4 ; pomtsr: Dr. George Dean" and Mr. "Pruitt, fourth," 74 points. ' r j t j " Mrs..W. W. Stevenson and her partner, William Isaacs J ohn 'Solheim and his partner, Al Gil- housen, tied for first and second among east-west - players, both ipairs scoring 71 Vt points. Third " went to 'Mrs. T. J. Fuson - and 'Mrs. Frank Baker for a. score of B9 and Mrs. .Yvonne Dalen and Torn Munds took fourth with 63 points. " J : j - '; - 5 " A Pennsylvania homemaker recommends this method for; re - moving lipstick stains from cot ton; fabrics: Work glycerine .into the fabric and then wash in the usual way. . T Start the ;hew year in new -comfort t and safety Enjoy the fine-fit feel i ing our modern truss will give f you. So light ... so soft". . V so" i flexible you'll hardly know-you're v wearing it. Yet, this truly wonder .; ful truss correctly nd safely sup-,! lj oorts the hernia while -permitting greater freedom" of . . action. Per- ; . ;. fectly fitted- to - your - individual i measurements and- requirements, : r this truss will help you feel alive ;.hin '55j-We have' the exact type i your Doctor prescribes. . -. : ; - -. ... ; ..- ;. Tell its, compare him to other young- stersof his age who can do more which in urn makes the child feel that his : parents don't care for hinu'-If your:.dreamwof " a football j player tin': the ;,. family turns out to be a Shakespearean, actor, don't ;make an - issue-, pf it" Miss ' Plichta ;; said, - adding that each should jibe-allowed to develop5 individually.'-- - Pointing ?put - that ' many; par ents make their ' children 7 self-conscious;- - .Miss Plichta said parents should not' criticize di rectly, -but' set a good example which : the children will in time follow 'without being prompted. She said parents should not talk about a child 'in his presence. ,-The ..speaker said parents4 should not confuse discipline by being very strict about an issue one time, and treating it lightly the ' next, .Do-? not "give a child too- many ; choices, Miss Plichta said, and do hot let him make a choice unless prepared to follow it up. "-' :,'"" .:' ' Parents - should . not overdo the business of being a "pal" to a son or' daughter, she' said, adding that children respect par ents more if they'act their age." A child should be given, respon sibility,: the.' speaker said, and hot be allowed . to feel that his parents will always be on hand to bear, the brunt of every - sit uatioh. - i- A;. '.-:.r.. --c '-: z , a Parents should "live with and not . . for' , their i "children,- . the speaker declared, ;and added "enjoy him at every age, for he will never be - that - age ' again. Don't, always 'wait for. .an age when you think he will be more fun." Dr. Plichta closed by say ing . parents; should ; not "try;. to follow, too many rules and regulations,- but .should -relax and enjoy their children , and make an effort to have a happy home. Boy Scouts Eugene Lantz and Joe LeFaure presented, the . col ors as the meeting -was opened. Mrs.' Rex Nicbdemus, - vice-president, -gave the invocation. . V ! THe fourth grade chorus sang four;, songs. Donald Kent i an nounced heisgngs lor. the group. The choruswas directed by Mrs. Gloria' Johnson land, accompanied by Mrs. - Joanne Sousa, . ' both fourth grade teachers. : I x: ,: U TpmNewton physical educa tion director for Jackson .school, explained the physical education program ,of the' school, and fol lowed his talk- up'.bjr presenting a group of fifth and. sixth grade students in; a tumbling: exhibi tion: . I r. r;.;-i ; The -proceeds -of a -cake sale given thy ;:;th"e- Jackson 'unitJ in November werV'toirned .oyer; to the school to niav iri nart for a rheostat to - be used ', for- lighting enecxs . during tne school . pro grams. Robert; Baccus, principal; displayed the rheostat" during the program ? and' thanked' the PTA for its part in the purchase. - Valentine -.decorations ; greeted the parents' as they entered the cafeteria following the' program; A. routine, business 'meeting, was conducted by MrsI Golden Noble presidentof t6e group, as moth ers -of .children .'-in the -fourth grade ' children served -refresh ments. .. - , - - -; - . .'. Mrs. Gloria' Johnson and MrSi Joanne Sousa , rooms' tied for the; room ; prize for .having . the most parents in attendances; ' '; ( ; COMING SOON V I coopziMjnrcnsrEn 3 CALENDAR Monday ' - 6:30 p. m. - 'Jackson- county Unit 8, DAV. auxiliary,-Moose hall. ;;-: : 'y. 6:30 p. m. ' National Secre taries association and National Office Management association, Medford hotel. ;: 6:45 -p. - m. Cruisers "club of First Presbyterian church, at church. 7:30 p.m. Parent-teacher room meeting : at Griffin Creek school for eighth grade. : -7:45 p. m. Medford Rose so ciety, courthouse auditorium. - 8 p. m. Oak Grove PTA, at schooL 8 p. m.-rCrater PTA, caf etor- ium. .y ; ; ' ..-.: ' . . :; . 8 p. m. St. Mark's Evening guild, Parish house. . ' ; 8 p. m Scottish Rite Worn en's - club,: Masonic temple. Tuesday '.-"':" .- ":.-":. 9 a. : m. West : Side Kinder garten Mothers club, v .. : - 12:30 p. m Kiwanian Dames, 18 Willamette st. - '- -1 p. m. Howard Garden club, Mrs.1 G. G. Stagg, 611' Berry- dale ave, 1:30 p. nwRogue Valley Herb society, Girls Community club. Leaves - . Mrs. Glenn L. Copher left Fri day for her home in Oakland, Calif., after spending two weeks here-with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bewley, ,10027;Win-, Chester-avenue. v, t - , ;: So SIZES 210 Daughter looks , so pretty in this adorable pinafore -Her fa vorite whirly skirt saucy bow ties even a "ballet slipper" pocket of colorful embroidery! ' , Pattern ,7055: Child's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, '10. Tissue pattern, em broidery Jbransfer." State size. , . Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for each pattern add 5 cents for each, pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune ; Household Arts DepW P-O. Boxl68, Old Chel sea Station,;New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly .NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER and SIZE. WONDERFUL is the -word for our NEW. Alice Brooks Nee dlecraft Catalog for 1955, Excit ing, enchanting r- our new, de signs j are ; 11 that and, even morel Send 25 : cents' for your copy' of this "terrific : catalog NOW! ; You'll . want ' to order every wonderful design .bv it? HOT-WATER CAPACITY 1 heats water faster o;you need not in3rest-in a large, expensive 82-gallon heater. New . heater, supplies 150 a hot water in just 33 min utes from a cold start! " ' Yon get 59 per cent MORE y, hot- water-in a 24-nour'pe-riod tium .with standard 82-gallon heaters. N e wr Qnick . Reeovefy" heater has the capacity to wash a load of clothes in : an, antonutic washer-every hour all day long! .-- NOTHING DOWN - TEXMS;- -Payments As Lowr As , '." . . $6.50 Per Month. . YArtfwriz! Dealer ' Gtncral-Electric ,AKam Pretty i U X 4U U11LLU.1 9395 (yil ' sizes , . K5:Hy . JIFFY-COAT tops eveirythirig! Just two main pattern pieces no -collar, no fitting problems! Sleeves turn ' back- - into wrist cuffs' or three-quarter lengthv Wear; it with ;a: skirt as a suit, and with' all your pretty spring dresses. Choose pastel wool or tweed-so new! ''.A';;;'v!:.:vi'k Pattern 9395: Misses' sizes 10, 12, 4, ,1618 20. Size 16 takes 23A yards' 54-inch -fabric,; '. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows .you every siep. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern- add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class. mau ine.. .Send- .t o Marian ; Martin, care of Medford Mail, Tribune, Pattern Dept.; 232. West 18th st., New York 11. N.Y. Print bainly NAME,. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. .'. . - - Rnnue-Ellb'Gfoub; To Hofd 'Session ' RoeueElk-RbgueElk, Exten sion -unit will meet Wednesday, January 26. at the home of Mrs. Oscar Hanson, ' Elk Creek road. The- original meeting date "was pharreedy due to a' Conflict' .With theVjacksbn County -Council1 of parent-Teacher' associations? - Mn Kenneth Lacy an& "Mrs? Harold:' Corliss will nresent' the project . "Touch Ups on .Wood Furniture." -:: -- - The : meeung is to oegin nromotlv1 at 10:30 - a.m., and those attending . are asked f to take table service for luncheon. Plans Meeting ";. Phoenix Phoenix Thursday club will meet January 27 at 8 p jn. at the- home of Mrs. . Mat thew Barkley; 516 North Bart lett street. V Assisting -hostesses will be - Mrs. - Raymond - Mont gomery and r Mrs..: Tom Caster. An exchange of "thank you" gifts and revealing of "who do's'? will be held during the evening. RENT. TO OWN ; A New or Used ' SPKIETPUNO J-i , ly , - j and. up - All Rental Applies Toward t Purchase, r Com in Today; Erskino's Piesa Storo 1304 KINGS HIGHWAY Phono" 2-4296 115 E. MAIN . PHONE 2-45S5 i - ww-. - www- YES MA'M! PRICES ARE FALLING AT SPECIAL FEATURES : IN. THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS 8 CleiTle tO 9 PolTIo f S ! : : - ,4- ' ' ! i - . - i .: .,. i 7 Days a Week DCnOFICC Sliced or Halves 1 rCHUll l-a-:;Ho.2Vi Cans;i: nOniOHTC Halves, unpeeled uriiivviv No. Vx Cans' FRUIT DCA11C Halves, Harriett rCl4UO u-No. -303 Cans; ninrnnni c iinnr nine n ddi t' iiiioc r llil.Hrr hi. 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