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4A MAIL TRIBUNE, MUor4, Onm, Thur4ay, January 15, 1fS9 Fresh Grade "A" This Week's IBest (Buy . . . Ready to Eat FANCY HAM With plenty of juicy white and dark meat. Tender whole drawn fryers from 2 to 2 pounds. FBI RS PACirtC OCMAfif .,' , :...... ; ., 'f TK Off f 0 MKOWBE86 HI POL 8 SATE LUTE OMIT HOPING TO ACHIEVE world's first polar orbiting sat ellite shot, scientists at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif, (circled star), are readying big rocket. It is scheduled to pass over both the North and South poles, scanning all of the earth's surface as planet spins beneath it. The Family Council Editor'! note: The FmU Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor a women's editor and two writers. Each article Is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not five advice; it merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Gloria F. I am 15 and I am having a lot of trouble with my mother about a par ticular friend of mine. This friend is 20 and she goes to college. I met her last summer at camp. I was a junior counselor and I worked with her helping to take care of some of the younger chil dren. This girl, Helen, is very understanding of me - more than I can say for my own parents. She gave me some very good advice about boys and dating and how to wear my hair and a lot of things like that. I have had her stay over at my house a couple of week ends and she has invited me to visit her at her college. My mother doesn't want me to go. She says she wants me to break up this friendship be cause she doesn't like Helen, what about my likes? Mrs. L. F. - I can't under stand why a 20-year-old girl should want to waste so much time on a little teen-ager like my daughter. Gloria is quite childish in many ways. Yet this Helen, who is supposed to be a bright college stu dent, will talk to her by the hour. They write long, long letters to one another. One reason may be that Helen comes of a broken home and has no brothers or sisters. Siie told me she al ways wanted a younger sister and I guess she sees Gloria in that light. But I don't like the idea of Gloria's going to an outsider for advice about dating and boys. I don't think Helen is adult enough herself to give such advice. Besides, she seems like a nervous type and I don't think the friendship is healthy. ' The Council: This friend- Stork-Style ship may have elements that are not "healthy," but we don't think that Mrs. L. F. oufeht to express this idea to her daughter. She would do far better to 'Observe care fully and move cautiously. Gloria is now basking in the pleasure of getting plenty of attention from someone who must represent an ideal to her. Mrs. L. F.'s barging in with demands that the friendship be broken up could only trigger rebellion or worse - unexpressed rage and resentment. Mrs. L. F. should be aware of the fact that each of these girls may have something worthwhile to give the other. She would do well to avoid making slurring remarks against Helen or the friend ship, but she should point out the error in any wrong "ad vice" Helen has given. Grad ually, Gloria may get the idea that if Helen had much experience in matters con cerning the opposite sex, she would probably have less time to lavish on a 15-year- old. If Mrs. L. F. respects her daughter's rights to privacy and to personal taste in choos ing friends she will be in a much better position to con tain and control the situation. Since she has an uneasy feel ing about the intimacy she should put her foot down on the week - end excursion, Gloria will be able to take this with more good grace if she feels that her mother is fair - minded and is not try ing to sabotage a relation ship that is important to her, The most important aspect of this problem is the posi tive one. Gloria should have some worthwhile goals in her life and plenty of happy rela tionships within her own age group. If she has these she will eventually become bored and burdened by what she will begin to sense is Helen s need for her friendship. (Copyright 1958, General Features Corp.) Look pretty wherever you go in this smart, young ma ternity top. Novel neckline. pockets sparked with gay em- Droiaery motifs 5x5 inches, directions. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS and PATTERN NUM BER. . Our new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog has many lovely designs to order: cro cheting, knitting, embroid ery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A special gift, in, the catalog to keep a child happily occupied a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. Family Timber Farm Loans To Be Available Portland- (UPD -L. W. Saw yer, state i armers Home Ad ministration director, said Wednesday a new program of loans for timber management on family-type farms in west ern Oregon would be pio neered by his office. Sawyer said if the plan is successful it may be used else where. Up to now, Sawyer said, no credit has been available to small woodlot owners for timber management purposes He said there was a need for replanting, thinning and good forest management practices all of which require money J Limited to Farms The loans, he said, will be limited to farms on which at least 80 per cent of income is derived from farm operation and not more than 20 per cent from timber. This may be relaxed later, he said. Borrowers will be required to follow a forestry manage ment plan perpared by a qualified forestry technician, The Forest Service here said there are 19,640 small ownership class farms in west ern Oregon with from 10 to 5000 acres of timber on each Most of them are not more than 200 acres, however. Pos sibly half the number might qualify for the loans, Sawyer said - The males of a small war blerlike bird in Panama call ed Gould's manakin .form a stag line extending many yards through the forest in the mating season to attract the females of the species, ac cording to the National Geo graphic magazine. Cut-up Fryers 2 vi lb, 45c Small Size, Fresh Frozen SPARE MBS Here's a grand suggestion for weekend menus. Tender, full flavored pork spare ribs. Special now at Safeway. Whole Ham Full Shank Half FULLY SMOKED Tender pink ham that is mild smoked . . . ready to be baked by your favorite recipe . . . Average weight from 12 to 16 pounds. See the 3 varieties we have assembled for you so you will be sure to find the kind and size you want. They are all top quality and guaranteed perfect. They're priced low, too. . . at Safeway. Full Smoked Agar from 10 to 12 lbs. SUMS llalibat Slices 2r22T" ' 69c Whole or Full Half Lb. ' Center Cut Slabs if .lb. 55c Standard layer pack, fully smoked llormel Picnics s4feetfn each 299 uced bacoq Tender "USDA CHOICE" IBeeff Pot Roast Properly "aged" for extra flavor and trimmed be- Blade cut fore weighing. jjj Arm cut Lb. U CJ No. 7 bone cut Lb. Hurry! Only 3 More GDays of Sensational Values EDuring Our 0 r i I i O's sys, sri r-v rv i v i i This Big Money Savings Event Ends Saturday, January 17th. Stock Up Now! (Berber's IBafoy Food All varieties of strained fruits and vegetables on special this weekend for this great event. , tins lucerne Cottage Cheese Your choice of Lucerne's "Prize Winning'' farmer style, large curd, chived, or Lo-Cal. Plastic Refrigerator Dish. Each 98c. 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Large 22-oz. tin 19. 4 Cold Weather Favorites! PINTO BEANS Plump tender beans Special price at Safeway for only 29c Another Grand Value en Idaho RED BEANS or Great Northerns. Grand for hearty appetites during; 2-lb. these cold days. pkr. 35c Delicious Sunrise Elbow ACAROni or Tasty Spaghetti Grand for cold weather menus 4-lb. CO pkf. MC 1 77 Why Pay More? Enjoy the Finest Quality Edwards Coffee Rich and robust vacuum packed Edwards, the choice coffee from high mountain plantations of Brazil and Central America. Always fresh be cause it's packed only on order ffom your Safe way manager. Regular, drip or fine grinds. 2-lb. 5 lin 1.53 3.05 Nob Hill i',:f' (l0,' 't 74 72 Mild and mellow blend coffee Mb. bag Airway CsfC nJ Giant Size raw Libby's Hash QCJS AA Large Guaarnteed AA. A ll World's Greatest 2-lb. $47 tin I scouring pads 18-pad pkg. Corned beef . . . 16-oz. heat 'n serve tin Music. No. 17 Apple Rolls Curtsy brand I O A Richer "Bonus Lucerne o.o Quality"; Milk Half gal. 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