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The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Coanm consists ot a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor a women's editor and two writers. Each article U a summary ii an actual report. The Family Council does not Rive advice; u mer-17 rrpurw with by responsible acenc Lucille R. - Mother is too attached to my little boy. Mrs. E. M. - She acts as though I'm stealing him. -'. Lucille R -I have been mar ried four years and I have a 3-year-old son and twin daugh ters of a few months. In order to help me out my mother came to stay with me Tm glad to have her help, for several months. Of course, but things are not working out too well. For one thing, I would like my mother's help with the babies, but she is so attached to my little boy I can hardly get her to give me a hand with the twins. I don't know why Mom has this favoritism for -Charles when the twins are so cute and need so much attention. She has always . liked . boys better, but she should Tea- lize that this attachment isn't good for Charles. He hardly knows I'm his mother any more. He asks his grandma for everything. Even.. if. he wants a glass of water at night he calls for her. Mrsr. E. M. - It's true I'm just crazy about that little boy and that he feels the same about me. He won't let any one but me dress him or help feed him. The trouble with Lucille is that she just, doesn't realize how much I am taking off her hands now. Charles is at the worst stage. If I don't have 4-H Forestry Club Plans Field Day. A Jackson county1 4-H For estry club overnight and field day has been, scheduled for Sturgis creek Thursday and Friday, according to Glenn Klein, county 4-H agent. Each club will provide for its own cooking. Club mem bers will have a chance to participate in water boiling, fire building and extinguish ing, fire spotting, . tree and shrub treasure hunt and pac ing contests. All members will be helped also with iden tification. Thursday evening a campfire will feature skits or some type of entertain ment from all club members. The schedule is-leave home at. 1 ..p.m., ,. .-Thursday .take part in a special hike, set up camp for. the night. The over night will be completed by 2:30 p.m. Friday so all mem bers . can reach home early. Interested clubs may obtain a may and information from the county extension office in the county courthouse. Probe of Burns Air Crash Completed Burns - (DPD - An Air Force Investigating board has eom . pleted Investigation of the crash of a B-52 jet bomber near here recently in which five men were killed. . 0 The board ' said recom mendations have been made but will not be announced until laboratory analysis of portions of the wreckage have been completed. STILL FIGHTING Caryl Chessman, convict -author who has been staving off the gas-chamber for 11 years, says he plans yet .another appeal to the State Supreme Court. Convicted of kidnap ing and rape, Chessman has been living in San Quentin's p.oh Row for 11 vears. ' ' Heavy Duty Hydraulic BACK HOE for Sewer Lines Footings Excavations Trencnint Ditch Cleaning Estimates without obligation! Insured, licensed and bonded J. M. MANLEY CO. Sub-Contracting tc Custom Work ... - - P. Box 193 - Jacksonville. Ore. Phone TW S-1S58 V f;Mr Sri'- on proDiema tnat have been dealt enonsejorc my eye on him at every mo ment ne gets into all sorts of trouble. If I stopped watch ing him to help out with the twins, Lucille would run her self .ragged. I would like to take Charles to my home for a couple of weeks during the summer. The country air would be good for him and I'd like to show him off to my friends and neighbors. But when I sug gested this, Lucille blew up. I think that she is jealous of his attachment to me and she doesn't realize how silly this it. She acts as though I'm stealing him. The Council: We thing that Lucille is, .indeed, jealous of her son's attachment to Grandma and we don't think it's bo very silly. The idea that she could be "stealing" this child sounds ridiculous to Mrs. E. M., but it is , not very far from the truth. Even when children are extremely fond of their grandparents, they usually prefer to be closer to their parents. This little boy must have felt very much left out in the cold when , his two baby sis ters arrived. He needed re assurance' that his mother still belonged to him. Prob ably his mother was too busy to give him enough reassur ance. Then along came Grandma - ready to devote herself to him alone. Eventually he was able to substitute her in his feelings for his mother. And Grandma, who may have been at a loss with her children grown and married, found a new. little boy. It is true that Grandma is now of enormous help in this household, but -her relation ship with Charles is distorted and harmful to everyone con cerned. Eventually Grandma will have, to go her own way and pick up her own life again and the break will be very hard. Her idea of taking Charles to her own -home is an indication of how much she would like to have him all to herself. f Lucille must now make an effort to win back her son. If she cannot get her mother's help with the twins she should try to get some outside help. (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) Bell view At the regular Grange meet- inging held July 7 Gerald Reneau's letter of thanks for his 4-H scholarship to summer school was read. Committee reports were given by George Nichols on the 4-H prefair; Ross Apple gate, livestock; Frank Molen, dances,-and Clint Boughman, community service. y The - annual grange picnic will be held July 26 at noon in upper Lithia park. : .Mrs. '.Lee Shaefer, .Pendle ton, was a visitor for the eve ning. During the lecturer's hour pictures were shown by Mr, and Mrs. Henry Lindsay. Re freshments were served by Mr.and Mrs. M.Tting, Frances Worth, Alta Alves and Earle Swift. . Griffin Creek The Griffin Creek Grange met July 9. x R. Hooping, a new resident in the district, was a visitor and he and his wife will be come members, at the July 23 meeting. ... It was. voted to have the hall painted as soon as the painter can arrange to do so. Pomona will meet in the Griffin Creek Grange hall for an evening meeting July 25. Mrs. Floyd McKee was re ported as a hospital patient and W. H. Arnold was also reported ill. During the lecture hour in structions on balloting, degree words and other rules per taining to Grange work were discussed. Refreshments were served by the Kampings. What your tensions can do to you and what you can do to them! Do little things upset you? Do how to deal with our own emo you worry too much? Do you tipnal tensions ... how to keep "blow up" when you shouldn't? these tensions from upsetting us Then don't fail to read this mes- and making us unhappy. sage! It's the best way you can Here's a good way to start! possibly spend the next 47 seconds. Send today for the new free book Today, 1 out of every 10 of our let, "How To Deal With Your fellow.. Americans' has a serious Tensions'. Write: Box 2500, , mental problem, ut millions more New York 1, New York, of us are 'suffering from minor This booklet, written by psy emotional problems. These prob- chiatric experts, gives valuable, terns can take a lot of the joy out easy-to-follow suggestions about of living, both for us and for the - howyoucanhandle your tensions, -people around us. and thus live happier. It also tells Somehow each of us must learn where to find professional help. ... - - . Published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council and the newspaper Advertising Executives Association, Some Investors Eye By ELMER C. WALZER UPI Financial Editor New York - (UPD - With stock prices high and bonds in disfavor investors are .grop- Q ing around for a haven - for their funds. Some of them are glancing to ward real es tate which of ten is hailed as a hedge against infla tion. Experts on real estate warn the uninformed investor against - promiscuous purch ases of real estate for the pur nnu nf xafpffMardin? dollars The conservative American Institute of Real Estate ap praisers . in its publication "The: Appraiser" warns that real estate is no hedge if it is being purchased at already in flated prices. ' Any property that is a true hedge against inflation,' says "The Appraiser," "must still have an intrinsic or in come - producing capacity of its own, and it must be ac quired at a reasonable price. It is no hedge if it is being purchased at an already in flated price." ' In the article, S. Edwin Fly Control Problem Will Be Discussed The heel fly problem will be discussed in the county courthouse auditorium, Wed nesday, at 8 p.m., according to Earle Jossyj county exten sion agent. Bob Every, extension en tomologist from Oregon State college, will talk on research on fly control. John Bohnert, Central Point area cattleman, will discuss the results of the demonstration on his farm last October. ' A moving pic ture showing the life cycle of the heel fly and the dam age he does and methods of control will be shown. " Manufacturers' representa tives of various control mate rials will talk on their prod ucts and display them.. The extension servicers en couraging an organized effort to fight this animal problem, Jossy said. Farmers are en couraged to take their friends and neighbors. ' . . NO LUNCH ALLOWED Halesowen, England - (UPD - Al'oert Dunn, 29, thought he had found the perfect place to eat his lunch. It was cool, quiet and uncrowded; there was a handy stone slab for a table, refrigeration for his bottle of milk, and facilities for making tea. But local offi cials have evicted him. It is just not right, they ruled, to eat lunch in the mortuary. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby tfiven that .on the 12th day of August, 1959, at 10:00 o'clock AM., at the front door of the Jackson County Court house in Medford, Oregon, I shall sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, all right, title and interest- ot -Eva MCKaven, Also known as Eva Stallsworth. and Has kell McRaven in .the following de scribed real - property, situate in jacKson county, uregon, to wit: The south 45 feet of the North 92 feet of the following described tract: Commencing at a point on the East line of Lot 3; Block 2 of the MINGUS SUBDIVISION in Sec tion 24 Township 37 South, Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian situated 30 feet North of the. Southeast corner thereof ana running tnence norm on saia East line to the Northeast corner . of said lot; thence West on the North, line of said lot, 3 chains and 13 lengths; thence South to within 30 feet of the South line of said lot and thence East 3 chains and 13 lengths to the place of beginning. Said sale is made pursuant to an Execution issued out of Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson on the 24th day of June, 1959, in a matter wherein Arthur Bartch, Adminis trator of the Estate of Frank Bartch 'is Plaintiff and Eva Mc Raven and Haskell McRaven, are defendants. Dated this 8th day of July, 1959. Joseph D. Walsh, Sheriff Jackson County, Oregon NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an examination will be held at 8:00 a.m., August 1, 1959 at the Central Fire Station, Front and 3rd Streets to create an eligible list for the. gosition of Firemen in the Medford ity Fire Department. Applicants must be not less than 21 and not more than 35 years of age. , - Applications may be obtained from the Fire Chief, and such ap plications must be completed and returned to the Fire Chief not later than 8:00 pjn., July 27. 1959. D. F. Huson, City Recorder ...mS 1 KUner WaJxer nazain, president oi tne in stitute, sounds the following warning: Hurts Investment Property "Inflation is not good, and particularly for investment property, it is not good. Rents will always lag behind ex penses, and, in an inflation ary period, we should expect to get a higher yield on our investments, and not a lower yield. "It is a fallacy for invest ors in income producing pro perty to think that they will be able to pay back heavy debt in the future because of the possible increase, of the property or of the diminution in the value of the dollar. . "You still have to have the dollars to pay back the debt, and I don't know how you can manufacture dollars for that purpose in apartment houses or office buildings: " "On the contrary, there is a constant struggle going on today in the case, of . prime properties to protect future in come against the ravages of inflation. " "With a dearth of good in vestment property, high pric es and low yields, there is no valid reason to urge non-professional small , investors to participate in ownerships at lower than reasonable re turns." Real Estate Already Hit There are many indications that inflation already has hit real estate, the publication points out. THE SHORT. HAPPY LIFE OF A WORM Above him, a foot or so overhead on the earth's sur face, a warm spring rain pat tered on the ground. Along the entire length of his body he felt the vibration of every individual raindrop. He re acted in a typical earthworm manner - he began to move. He wasn't thinking, he had nothing to think with. Neither did he have the slightest con cept of the passing of time. Time means nothing to him. He lives in the dark earth. There is.no night or day. He is little more than an animat ed tube of living tissue; digest ing food, reacting to outside stimuli, activated only by in herited impulses from mil lions of generations of earth worms who have lived. In the complex plan of Nature he and all his fellows are a force; tiny cogs in the complicated machinery of living things. Uncomfortable Along the entire length of his body he felt the cool com forting moisture, but as more water ran' in, saturating the ground, the earthworm . be came uncomfortable. He be gan, to crawl upward against the downpouring water. Grav ity pulled against him. Per haps this, force, the one. he contended with constantly, forced him to try to crawl away from it or upward to ward the earth's surface. The force of the incoming water helped gravity, both pushing against him. ; ; ATTENTION! YOUNG MEN! JOB OPPORTUNITIES WITH MEDFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT The Medford Civil Service Commission will conduct an examination for fireman on August 1, 1959. Application forms can be secured from the Fire Chief's office - Central Fire Station 3rd and Front .Street. Applications must be completed and filed with Fire Chief before 8:00 p.m:, July 27, 1959. Qualifications: Between ages 21 and 35 years. High School education. Good physical condition. Benefits: . Medical and hospital plan employees and - family. " v. s. , Pension plan and social security. Paid vacation and sick leave after 12 months. . . Uniforms and equipment furnished. ' -- - Steady employment under Civil Service. . ( Complete information Fire Chief Gordon Barker Central Fire Station! 3rd & Front ft Real Estate It notes the so called "syndi cate"- offerings to the public have been carrying progres sively lower yields because higher prices must be paid for suitable properties bought from inflation alert owners. : Also it is noted there is a marked contraction in the vol ume of commercial property sales m most cities since shrewd owners are willing to sell against the difficulty of finding a suitable form of re investment, and the prospect of still higher prices for their holdings through infraction. .The publication calls atten tion to a growing number of "how to" books on the "for tunes to be made in real es tate, supposedly available for the taking. All you have to do, say the books, is buy and sell, buy and sell, at progres sively higher prices. How To' Books Criticised For. a period in the. late 20s, say the authors, the same kind of system was well on the way to making million aires out of thousands of "av erage" people buying and re selling stocks, until their "av erage luck" failed them in fateful October, 1929. "The Appraiser" points out that ."the total supply of in vestment real estate and the income it produces, expands pnly slowly, "If widespread syndicating, stock promotion and glib or exciting best sellers stimulate an excessive amount of money to seek investment in a limit- Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins Instinct must be a force, more' powerful than either of the others, for he fought them both. He was not conscious of the increasingly heavy rain above him until the burrow was water-filled and he be came short of oxygen. ' .. In his sensitive tissues, without conscious thought or plan, he felt the urge of self- preservation triggered by the lack of air. He hurried, crawl ing frantically. He emerged from the earth into the up per air. The pounding rain pummeled his naked body. He squirmed in discomfort. This, was a strange and hostile en vironment. Even without eyes he sensed the painfulness of the light. Sense of Danger He had no eyes to see the robin that was hopping across the wet grass toward him. He had no ears to hear but he possessed a sense of danger. He reacted violently in the only way he knew. He at tempted to escape by crawl ing back into the water-filled burrow. But he was too late, or too slow. The robin stepped forward, its head cocked; the bill darted out, grabbing the soft worm-body. The worm was lifted from the wet, friendly earth, then threaded down- the bird's throat, where a chemical change-over enabled the robin to receive nourishment and stimulation . continuing Na ture's design for living things. 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