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S W LlVG ,r n-IZACTH HURLOCK, fH.ft I Dr Hexlock Graciousnass Needn't Signify Insincerity There is a common belief that if you are kind and gracious to all people, it will be interpreted as a form of insin c e r i t y . You hear a lot. about people at e p jmw wno are au I, f I things to all Sr I . men." The im plication often is that any gra cious person is insincere. Some peo ple, unquestionably, are kind and gracious to everyone for per sonal gain. They want something from all people, if nothing more than their respect and admira tion. ' Others, by contrast, are kind and gracious with no selfish motive. They act as they do be cause they like people and be cause they feel that it is the right way to bf.have. Looking at the matter from an objective point of view, I am sure you will agree that this makes sense. Why should any one feel that he has the right to take out his personal annoyances en an innocent victim? If you are annoyed by something, is it ... good sportsmanship to be gram py to people who are in no way responsible for your annoyance? Then there are the people who are different from you be cause they have less money or have had fewer advantages in life. And there are those who have a different religion or skin color, or different beliefs. Does this mean that they are inferior to you just because they are dif ferent? Belief Will Be Translated - If you take time to analyze the problem, I am sure you will agree that there is no reason to be anything but kind and grac lous to the people you come in contact with in your daily life, whether they be members of jour family, your neighbors, your friends, or, your associates in work. Should you. be willing to ac cept this point of view, your be lief will then be translated into action. You will find yourself being gracious to everyone, not because you have some personal gain in mind but because you want to treat them in that way. This is the sincere type of graci ousness that no one can mistake for a selfish motive. LETTERS FROM READERS Worry: "Can worry wear a person out? My husband wor ries so much and he is always ' complaining of being tired. Is this she cause?" (A) Worry certainly can sap a person's energy. A person who worries is playing havoc with the different organs of his body and is using up energy that should be spent for better pur poses. In time he depletes his reserve store of energy, with the result that he is Just as tired when he gets up in the morning as he is at night Not all cases of constant tiredness come from worry, however. Sometimes they come from physical causes, Mm TUES. REGULAR PRICES TAMIVI" MON. niKL AS All TELL CZUS LOSE! DRk POWELL Debbie REYNOLDS TICHHICOLOK PLUS t I xA Tony CURTISr lotow such as low blood pressure, ane mia, or i glandular deficiency. Tiredness that comes from a phy sical cause can, however, be ex aggerated by worry. Allowances: "We have put our 10-year-old son en an allowance. But he is always out of monsy before the end of the week. Should we advance him some from his next allowance?" (A) It is never wise to encour age living beyond one's means, as advancing money from the next week's allowance will do. Instead, go over your son's ex penditures vith him and try to find out where he has been using his money foolishly. Then see if you are expecting him to buy more with his money than his allowance will justify. If so, he will need a larger allowance, not advances on the next one. Gifts to Wife: "Before we were married, my husband used to give me flowers and very nice gifts. Now all I get are gifts on special occasions." . (A) Before you were married, your husband may have had more money to spend for gifts than he has now. If you have reason to believe that he could afford flowers and gifts now as he did before you were married, you during your courtship days, you might . tactfully mention how much such things meant to (Copyright 1955. General Features Corp.) Gold Hill Gold Hill Following school Friday, May 6, senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of Gold Hill attended a sub-district retreat at Dead Indian Soda Springs. They returned home Saturday. The District Superintendent, the Rev. Meredith Groves, Eu gene, was to be at the Gold Hill Community Methodist church for quarterly conference Saturday. He will also preach the sermon Sunday at the church, and will christen the Rev. and Mrs. Ger- xj y BATTLE BOULEVARD A Vlet-Namese soldier arid a civilian on bicycle look up flaming Boulevard Gallieni in Saigon during street fighting between Nationalist Army and rebel forces. Troops of pro-American Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's government drove the last rebel troops out of Cholon in another major victory that gave the anti Communist premier a firmer grip on divided Viet-Nam. Sunday. May 9, 195S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN c Phoenix Residents. Vote May 16 On Sewer System Construction Phoenix Residents of Phoe nix, in a special election a week from tomorrow, will decide whether or not a sewer system will be constructed in the city. Two proposals will face the voters in the May 16 election, which will be held between 12 noon and 8 p.m. af the Phoenix city hall. They are:. : 1. Authorization of $40,000 in general obligation bonds to pro vide for, sewage disposal. 2. Installation of a sewer sys tem to be financed by assess ments on property benefited. Connect to Medford Funds from the bond issue will be used for connecting the Phoe nix system to Medford's system. An estimated $32,000, will be Phoenix's share for participation in cost of construction of a trunk line by South Bear Creek Sani tary district to the City of Med ford system. Another $3,000 will go for construction of a trunk line con nection between South Bear Creek limits and Phoenix City limits. "Of Jhe remainder, $2,200 aid Gear's daughter, Elizabeth Gear. Miss Beth Caldwell of Port land, sister of Mrs. Gerald Gear, is spending a few days with the Gears. ' Mrs. Ruby Quakenbush left for San Francisco where she will spend a fewdays with the Gears. Mrs. Ruby Quakenbush left for San Francisco where she will spend Mothers day with her daughters and families, also her son, Cpl. Bart Quakenbush, of the Marine Corps, who is sta tioned at Port Chicago, U. S. Naval base. Minnesota farmers will put 8,000 miles of farm drain tile in the ground this year. I . Big 4 Hour Program of Dancing & Entertainment Adm. $1.00, tax inc. COME ON OUT! WEDNESDAY Night, May 11 OASIS BALLROOM icagi roimj TCY Mil I And His Texas ILA HILL ALL STARS Featuring: Little Chief, Vocalist With will be used for excess cost above normal pipe size to construct a trunk : line along " Highway 99 through Phoenix, and $2,800 has been set aside for contingencies. A-tax levy of about 7.4 mills will be necessary for financing an estimated average annual in terest and principal, payment of $2,960. The levy is based on an assessed valuation, .of $400,000. The Phoenix city council esti mated a saving of at least $50, 000 on a treatment plant for the city 'by connecting with Med ford's sewer system. " The Phoenix city sewer sys tem would be financed by assess ments against i property served. Front Foot Cost The council estimated it would cost about $3.65 per front, foot for local sewer installation. The assessment would be paid 'in cash, or under the Bancroft act, which provides that payment may be made in 20 semi-annual installments. . A charge of slightly more than $2 per month per connection will be charged residents of Phoenix. The city of Medford proposes to charge $2 per connection for conveying and treating sewage, and a slight additional charge estimated by . Phoenix Mayor Dan Adams to be ' between . 15 "THE OLD OREGON CATERING To Banquets and . Private Parties Phoenix Ph. 2-7011 mm Sunday May 8th Make It the Event-of-the-Year! TAKE MOTHER TO THE JACKSON HOTEL for a pleasant, relaxing meal she'll remember long after! Dinner Served 12 Noon to 8:30 P.M. Special Children's Plate Phone 2-6231 Dont Hiss This One... SLEEPER!!' Business Meaning a Picture That is Sensational Entertainment. - THE MANAGEMENT THE SANK ROBBERY THAT CAUGHT A TOWN WITH ITS MORALS DOWN! 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Little damage and no injuries resulted Friday evening when two vehicles collided near the1 Talent junction on Highway 99, according to state police. The vehicles involved were driven by . Don Floyd Martin, 24, Ash land, and Martin Kevin Davis, 43, Portland, officers said. and 25 cents will be charged by the city of Phoenix to cover col lection expenses. , -i , Each property owner will be " responsible for connecting indi vidual houses to the sewer. Many hooked fish eject their stomach contents. 1 I Gates epa ifllitll! I ?WQt a gliiiiiic TON (TE mon ROMANTIC ADVENTURE OFTHEAGESI I Sail -AWDTOE Crusaders HARRISON t vacmu SANDERS l-2 i HARVEY PLUS 1 r., In .. !. . ENDS TONITEI GJUlYCuR-FrJTHC'JL'l m PIU5 iTSMTtUT r Si -Mrjca-acaj ASHLAND i"itliiTi-Bia JjJJjL-""' Jll:Pfrr-w1itll -1 n
