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s i t High V By CYNTHIA RUKOVINA . Medford high students dis covered i this week that even exam week has its bright points. Early dismis sal . all : week and e. holiday Friday cli maxed the gru el ing final tests, end brought to an end . the first semester. - . A three day week end with no games scheduled gave many students a chance to visit out of ' town. Among these were Nancy Hamil ton and Sue Reichstein. who traveled to Corvallis and were to stay at the Pi Beta Phi soror ity over , the week end. Judy Fin egan and Bev Newbry left for Eugene to stay with Bev's cousin, Mary Ann Crabtree. Frank Rec tor and Danny Morris also spent the week end in Eugene. .-; ' A new attraction to the Med' ford public school's physical ad- ucation department, in the form of a trampoline, was presented last week , by the Elk Lumber company. Senior high students get first crack at it, - and will form an exhibition group from the P. E. classes. " ' Plans Being Made The Future - Homemakers of America have , announced plans for a dance to be held inthe girls' gym Friday, Feb. 4, at 8 p.m. A "Mystery Cupid will be guessed the night of the dance. Clues to his identity will be on display in the show case the pre ceding 1 week. Jean Coppedge is the dance chairman. The senior chapter of Tri-Hi-Yf Chi Epsilon, is planning a Valen tine's hin ;heon for members and ,. their parents, to be held Sunday, Feb. 13, at the YMCA, it was announced by Eleanor Davis, president A steering committee consist ing of a student from each senior American Government class is being chosen to guide the s elec tion of officials for Student Gov ernment day,- Feb. 22, Medford high will fill the city offices and the rural schools are to elect the county officials. - N ; Plans are already being made by junior class officers and com mittee chairmen for the annual Junior-Senior prom held in the spring. Class officers assisting are Gary... Schaffer, president; Mike: i Hawkins, vice-president; Nancy McKeown, secretary; Phil Cross, treasurer; and Jerry Gat lin, student council representa tive. . ,-. . Committee chairmen chosen this week are Pat Crofoot, Al Boardman, general ' ..chairmen; Janet Perry, Carol Denman, dec orations; " J anet Carter, refresh ments; Dave Bosworth, Janet Jamison," v entertainment; THoii Wisdom, programs; Sandra Rob inson, patrons and patronesses; Meredith Foote, princesses; John Van Dyke, Marilyn Olson, clean up; Jim Coleman, card ' tables; and Marilee Chisholm, invita tions. '.. Studies To Skiing A change from the do's and don'ts of English to squares and quotients of math began .Thurs day when seniors took their remedial math tests. With most student having completed the English course, math, will Hart in the near' future. "v Authorixed Deoier . General Electric Appliances S Mows Notes g Early , this morning (Sunday) approximately 40 Ski club mem bers will leave in chaperoned students' cars for a day of skiing and tobogganing at Mt. Shasta. The trip was planned under the leadership of Jack Day, Ski club president; Charlene Cook, secre tary; and Paul Evensen, advisor, A highly successful "Let's Beat Folio Too' day was held Friday,- Jan. 21, with all pro ceeds of students activities going to the March of Dimes drive. A coin toss at the half of the Klam ath Falls game netted $70, bring ing the total to $211.56 for the fund. - , ' " ' . A5 VlfO LlVG Change of Mind Is Often v Indication, of Maturity . When a person changes his mind he is often accused of be ing "fickle." And, because being fickle is usually regarded as a sign acter ness, son of : char- weak- the per often makes the mistake of clinging to his original' decis ion even when he is con vinced that it is a mistake, to change your Dr. Hurloek It is natural mind about things as you grow older and as your broader ex perience convinces you that you were wrong in your original Judgments. You do not have to apologize to yourself or to any one else for the change. If, for example, you said when you were a high school student that you would never marry a blonde because . ' blondes A r e vapid irresponsible, or lacking in emotional warmth, you should not feel that you must explain to others if you marry a blonde. Similarly, if you have always maintained that you "hate" cer tain foods, you shpuld not later refuse to . eat them- after you have di3coveredby eating them when no one is around, that they are good after all. It is childish to persist -when you .know you are wrong. Avoid Emphatic Statements ' ' -:. One way to avoid embarrass ment when you change v your mind r is f to avoid making -too many emphatic statements about your likes and dislikes,: your opinions, or your plans. Such statements call people's attention to your decisions and make them wonder why you changed your mind. This, of course, does not mean that you should be wishy-washy. But it does me an that you should not be too emphatic about things until you. are sure that you are - right or that circum stances will not make it wise to change your mind. ."I have never yet found a blonde: I liked" in stead of 'I will never marry a blonde." This gives you a loop hole of escape should you later fall in love with u blonde. QUESTIONS-ANSWERS -, Whining "Iiheve noticed, that so many people seem to whine -and', pout when they are Crossed in something they want to do. Is this a natural reaction o Is it something they have learned?" (A) ,Whining and pouting are natural expressions of anger i Wo Will Wash Your Dishos For NOTHING Wc Will Furnish the Dishwasher and Soap You Furnish the Dirty Dishes . THEN YOU CAN BUY THE - ; On A Monthly Payment Basis For Only y v 5 115 E. MAIN PHONS 2-4585 Newspaper Aixodei hn Ends Two-Day Meeting Spokane UM The Pacific Northwest Newspaper associa tion ended a two-day meeting here Saturday. , r, -Forty-four publishers from five states and British Columbia attended the closed business ses sions devoted : to 1 discusion of newspaper management , and la bor relations problems. Only speaker Friday was Harvey Kelly, general labor counsel for the Hearst News papers. Inc.. first secretary of the northwest publishers groups. He discussed the early days of the organization. No other speak ers were scheduled. ty fUZAIETH HURLOCK, PH.B. which are a part of a person's hereditary endowment. But the forms of expression of this an ger, in terms", of whining and pouting, are learned. The child discovers that temper outbursts are frowned upon so he sub stitutes whining and -pouting when he is angry. -,- Unless he is criticized for them by being called a "poor sport" : or "baby ish," he is likely to continue using them until they develop into habits and occur automatically-whenever he is angry. Teenage Voices: "Why do teenage girls so often have harsh unpleasant voices?" (A) The ? girl's ; voice ; changes its pitch in adolescence, just as the boy's voice does but the change is not so marked. ; The girl , continues, throughout The teens and into adulthood, to have a higher pitched voice than the boy. What makes teenage voices unpleasant is the way . the teen; ager uses his or her voice. Girls often want to be heard -above their companions and get ' into the habit of talking at t'tHe lop of -their'-.lungs."''"Inktime,' this gives a harsh, unpleasant : tone to '-.their,, voices which is very hard to correct. J Old -'Fashioned Cloihest "Why do older people like to cling to the styles they , have always worn? I notice 'that lso many older men jnd women are very old-fashioned in their dress." . ':.--w (A)".CKngtajg to the "styles of clothing they have always worn is one expression of .the tendency to become ' "set in one's ways" which comes with age. You will usually , find that , older 'people who wear old-fashioned, clothes cling to old-fashioned ways of doing things and to standards of behavior that were in vogue when they were younger. (Copyright 1955, General Features . Corp.) . ' Dinner Planned By, Garden Club - Eagle Point A dinner will be held at the Teen-age Club in Eagle Point- Wednesday, Feb ruary 2, at 7:30 p.m. for mem' bers of Eagle; Point Federated Garden club and their husbands. Those attending- are asked to take table service. B. C. Kline of Medford will show slides of lilies. . To clean soiled playing cards, apply spirits of camphor lightly with bits of cotton. Wipe off the polish. Dead line Sunday CleatMed It at noon Saturday; 10 a jn. Monday tor Monday, other daya 5:30 nnmouiOay AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER Pay After 2 Years If s Yours and Your Dishwashing Is T3LZH2L . - ' - f - ' 4 ' ' O Ne Ittstafiarie O KinarUta Capadty O Cempletsry Airiamsfk - : O Rolr-Around Cenvetuence On Tffo , ..lyl'V. DUXUNO, (Distributed by King Features , '. r. Syndicated Inc.) " t- Spaak net &t all, kat antf Idaa, , au wobu'i . promises - -i Tear rwora are tweet, ;ia ... . tweeter far, - - : . Tear tferUnns klnee are. -Skeee cbkritk I, While year werSc ' - est eeeai - - ' A pasting eloneV er frarraat Sreaa. ' , - .... Heine. Who originated that type V of New York City reception known as "The Ticker .Tape Parade"? Grover Whalen says he did when head . of the ' mayor's , reception committee George. Lebrun, dis tinguished native. New.. Yorker, says Mr. .Whalen is ' mistaken. That the ticker. tape parade had its .. beginning ,-over-lorty-iour years ago during the administra tion of Mayor GaynQr. tihe exact date was June 18, 1910. ine occasion - was the - reception of CoL Theodore Roosevelt - upon his return from his hunting trip in Africa. As the parade, honor ing ."Teddy," passed from r. the Battery up Broadway - it -' was showered with ticker tape. ' ; Horses and Women A kiss without a mustache is like an egg without salt.'-' So goes the old - Spanish proverb. That may.be how. the' ladies in Spain ' feel about it, but c how about our country-women? Our Horses & Women experts have been checking this. One young matron of Manhattan - frankly she was in complete agreement- with the Spanish idea. Said she, "My husband has a mustache. His kisses produce a most ecstatic jeactionLJaev- eral other women ! made some what - similar statements. - How ever, the majority appeared to be in agreement with Ann Sheri dan, who once observed, - 'Being kissed i by a: man with a mus tache' is like falling face down ward on e broom." U---Lid Sidelighlt ,-,.. : 4 :'-f For the attention : of - Bing Crosby; F. Sinatra and P. Como. Definition from Webster's dic tionary (1910) edition): 'Croon to make a continuous hollow sound as cattle in nam" . .. TAm asked JWhat Js ihe denomination of New York's world famous 'Little .Church Around the Cor ner.' Answer is, that its official name jsjhe Protestant Episcopal umirch of the Transfiguration. Asides :.. . i t Do you hone your son fellows to youri footsteps . a to activity or profession? In'this connection please "note ! that ; Doctor Dono van, iLowngton, 111., ; physician had seyen sons all of whom be came physicians.,..; . How many drinks can the bartender at your neighborhood .. pub : mix from memory? If he can mix at least twenty-five drinks from memory he cannot be classed as a Grade A bartender. ; ' Naming Baby t , r5 Are you by any chance ex pecting a new arrival at your house? If it is a girl I hope you don't saddle her with ' one of those double-barreled names such as Betty Jo, Mary Ann or Emmy - IjOU. That kind of child name is' too old fashioned and slightly corny. It belongs to the age of bicycles and bustles. Versatile - W&iMMkvi'1 The most versatile player in Carnage Cover Jiffy-crochet this lovely car riage o v e r to keep baby toasty warm. Make a" matching pillow cover too. Crochet Pattern 7084: Car riage cover 28x34 inches; pillow cover 9x12 inches. Use heavy knitting .worsted. jJiffy! Easy! Lamb is CTocheted,lewn on cov- Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this oattern add S cents lor each pattern for lst elass mailing, fiend" to ltedford Mail Tribune Household Arts Dept. P.O; Box 168, Old Chel sea Station, New Yorkj 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. WONDERFUL la the Word for - our -NEW Alice - Brooks Needlecraft Catalog for 1955. Exdtingv enchanting--our new designs are tB. that end even morel Send 25 eettts' lor your copy of this terrific catalog NOW ; You-Tl 'wanivto order ev m mnr ia one of the Bomdar eolora .of . the. winter eon. Here. Kenneth Tiachler deeicne a matching eoet and dreM in dark charcoal cotton nuthigv The waler ittUent eoat it lined in BriHiant yellow cotton broadcloth, and -the yellow it picked up again in the eye-catching grey and yellow atriped New Hearing Aid Looks Like Glasses . New York (U,p) The old hearing- aid has a "new look. Thetlatest one looks just like an ordinary pair of hor n-rimmed glasses. , - Completely out of , sight, - the various parts of the hearing aid are assembled within the stan dard-sized - frame. The micro phone is' located directly behind the .wearer's ear and an inch- long colorless tube leads from the frame to the ear for' conduct ing sound.' v The hearing aids, which 'are named "listeners," are powered by a battery no larger than a dime. -.A t single -? battery ? lasts about. 180 Jiours. .. -. ' Persons who need eyeglasses may have prescription lenses placed in the frame, while others can simply use plain glass in the frame. , Women may spruce up their hearing .devices with jeweled frames. , - Daughters Here r-. Mrs. David Shearer will leave today , for her home in . Hood River after visiting here for a week, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ie. itonam Kice, suz Van couver avenue.' Leaving i Satur day was ner sister, Mrs. Charles F. Martin and daughters, Margy and Karn, who live at Yoncal la." " They " also had v been-" here for the week. ? - major league baseball history was r "Babe" Ruth. No matter Where you put the "Babe" he was good. In one game when with the Boston Red Sox "Babe'? started off playing left field. He was then switched to first base. After which he was called upon to act as relief pitcher. He won the game! - - - , Asking, . ; . ... Queries from .clients. Q. I keen losing at poker. My face is too expressive. I can't control it. I think I tip off my hand. What will I do? A. How about wearing a mask? Q. Who originated crepes suzette and ! where? A Crenes suzette were "originated by Prosper Montagne, then chef at tae caie de jparis, Monte Carlo. Were first concocted for King Edward VII of England and named after Suzette, an at tractive flower girl His Majesty admired. Copyrifht.1955. Xing yeaturea SjmeU t inc. M" . A " X3t .- w' t ? MnWfP vniiD IIFlIC A : - ii in lite. vvn nibriMi re FESTIVE OCCASION - Yes, every meal can be a gala 1 occasion 'With the addition of nutritious Hollywood Special Formula Bread. No need to worry about- excess calories 'cause this -loaf is "Calorie- akNt 41 UllBES p fl vm ska to snnnsct un-raca fits imm rmwmm "HeKrweed Diet eed "LI Ml! Write fleeeer Ual 1027, HeffyweeA, Hollywood Brsml Is Baked Exclusively "Fs.?- ' a m I . - I I i:- Sandey? Jamiarr 9 ItSJ Around " Hollywood ' l Hollywood HUJ9 Johnnie Ray turns ' dramatic actor today and- if he fails, he. announced. New York wiU havene more saloon-keeper -The - soulful "cry" singer goes before the CBS -TV cameras for his first live dramatic pro gram and "I'm pinning all my Attae Massy future hopes on it," Bay said. If be doesn't make the grade as an actor, he said, he will give up his movie , hopes "and buy a little dub in New York and sing only there.", : ? Ray denies reports hell quit Show business entirely, "But I wouldn't tour nightclubs .more than 15 weeks year.' Too Much Travel , ; -.." w "I've, had iV'ihe 8aid.,JThis business of traveling 50 weeks. I want , to be an actor ; so I can settle down here and get mar ried. If it doesn't work out that I can be ah actor, I'll just give up and go to New York and run a- club. ' ' . "I've worked since I was 15. I've reached the saturation point. Sure, I have a ball with my friends but ;I go home to four empty walls. I want a family ahd a home." "- Johnny added that reconcilia tion with his ex-wife, Marilyn Morrison, is out, and he thinks his constant traveling broke up She'll look so sweet in this dainty dress crocheted in . easy stitch. Make two versions one with sleeves,: one without! , , Pattern .7120: Crocheted dress. Child's Sizes 2 ta 12 included. Use mercerized crochet and knitting cotton, or Jt-ply yarn. : i Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for-this pattera-nadd 5 cents for each' pattern for ls class' mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune,. Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 188, Old Chelsea Station, New York . 11. N.'- Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, AND PATTERN NUMBER., ' WONDERFUL is the word- for our NEW Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog - for 1955. jsxciung, enchanting orjr new designs are all -that and even more! Send 25 cents for vour copy v of ttus terrific catalog NOWl You'll want to order every wonderful design In It! , : .. 'i v T " Celerie 0ey, CeBfe Easy Crochet V I ly AUN2 MC5XY , . Uetted freea Cmiiiiaiant the match. But be already has e next wife picked out, or hopes ne nas. , - " , - "She's college - student- in Florida and her name's Rose- marie," he said: 1 cant say any more. We just met" . - '. Wrote Song - - " For his TV show Johnnie will weave in. one song -which he conveniently wrote himself. CBS-TV hopes the tube, ?The Paths of Paradise," will wind up a hit after only one playing on TV, as did "Let Me Go, Lover" from the TV program, "Studio One.". - . "The paths of Paradise, is i semi-religious number. Ray sat in his Beverly Hills hotel suite, seriously repeating the lyrics, and they fitted In with his mys tical, sad manner.' "But the dramatie perform ance is what's important because movie people will be wachint to see what I can do," he said eagerly. "If I'm not good it will be very had for my career. ' "I've always wanted to be a movie star. Tin strictly a singer by accident, and Tve only been singing to sustain myself until I . could get acting jobs. ' New that my picture, There's No Business Like Show Business' is out, I-decided to take the plunge." - For something truly delicious, let this dried fruit compote mar inate a day or two in Jthftjrefjlg erator and then serve it in sher bet glasses ' with a puff - of whipped cream on topPut M cup each of the following moist dried fruits such aa apricots, prunes and figs and M cup pit ted dates .through a food grind er. Mix well with V cup honey and 15 cup lemon juice. Marl. nate and serve spooned lightly j Next time you plan a roast Of lamb, rub the meat with ground sage leaves' tor a new taste treat. " " r , -A solution of cream of tartar boiled in aluminum utensils will brighten darkened pans, l ' ' 1 ' '-:,-ti' . I I Only GAS Ccn Givo Ycii ' Thcco Advantages!', r.1 i ' 4 1 -K i - til J If Mist" 9) ALL STYLING -GHEAT NH7 fEATURES Tat a Satire etail aWtrtHstsstet GAUtmnMiA'PABittm V7 UTILITY WAEH-PnOOF ssempius, Temi. u.R J. Bi. y?tapn knows .his Swatch is weterprooti It was accidentally put i into the washing machine for i5 nunuies,lhen rescued and dried with ft hair dryer. It never stopped running. '' Doobb treosted Coots Made Inte Single fSreasted $8JfO Its t Matn - Mimm f.. : It's With Gleaming y- ' Chrbrho ..topjB ' martlpCealraw nKtatauvr , ISM I fteeftarirRtei -nstttttlaltv. ftMel SEBViCE : Unuttse OaMWAMv - ? ery wonderful design in itl
