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9 8 6 CAP Announces Staff Positions ' New staff positions for the Modford squadron of the Civil Air Patrol were announced today by Lt. John Keener, equadron commander. Members of the senior man ning table in addition to Keener will include: Lt. John Mathes, executive officer; Eu nice Roberts, adjutant; Nancy Weber, coordinator for wo men; Lt. Bette Miller, cadet outside activities and advisor to the commander; Chief Warrant Officer John Hall, senior training officer. Warrant Officer Mary Lou Hall, Information officer; Sgt. Bill Roberts, transportation officer; Sgt. Rod Paul, com munications; Lt. Bill Florey, operations officer; Loucille Keener, supply officer; Sgt. Paul Pugh, personnel officer; and Lt. Glenn Wright, coor dinator for civil defense. Cadet promotions include: Airman First Class Sue Gif ford to cadet personnel offi cer; Cadet Mary Housel to airman third class, and Cadet Russell Robertson to airman third class. MSDTOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MtLIf URf), ORB. MONDAY. JUNE 13, 1960 BANANA CROP New Orleans - A banana crop may be harvested nine to 14 months after planting. How to Get MORE from your Airline ticket to EUROPE for full details, call or visit George Lewis ROGUE TRAVEL SERVICE W Roierva ind Sail Alillnc and Steamship Ticket PHONE SP 2-6779 111 E. 8th They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Taking a picture .kipper is oh, so particular- no guessing about feet or inches for him- -ZTrT gottA MEASURE VSVL,-( 1 "WIS EXACTLV I jVO DISTANCE IS VERy L 'AW I IMPORTANT WHEIJ WW -tSi I TAKING A PICTURE:- t w I V H'MM-MEASURE Asu But behind the wheel,he pushes oh where. a mountain goat would fear to tread"" PffSj 3UM80 KEEPVtJR 1 iDuSm VAN CAMISOLE ON, MlrS&k LINES ( KID-PLENTY nU 3I " 1 OP ROOM -"I'M SS tO IT itco, Mag Fm-.ttj fcjilnv lac. World rithu iwiibI.. Motor Court Group Hears Legislator A warning to be alert for unsatisfactory business tactics from out-of-state advertisers, was given to the members of the Jackson County Motor Court association by Max P. Weston, association president. Speaker for the meeting held June 8, was Mrs. Steph en G. (Eve) Nye, stale repre sentative from Jackson coun ty. She discussed measures to be brought up at the next legislature and explained the procedures of the interim tax committee. The next meeting of the as sociation will be held July 13 at the Chuck Wagon cafe, Man Held on Charge Of Entering Church Bobby Vernon Wright, 18, of Mcdford, has been bound over to the grand jury on charges of burglary not in dwelling, according to district court officials. He waived privilege of an attorney and preliminary hearing. Wright is charged with entering the Zion Lu theran on July 31, 1959. He was returned here recently from California. Insured for Million Firm Learns Who's Hartford, Conn. An insur ance company reports that its average "life insurance mil lionaire" !s a man, 44 years old, with a wife and children and a good job as a business executive. The company studied the background of its 37 policy holders whose lives are in sured for $1 million or more. Ages range from 30 to 59, all but four are men, and more than half are Involved in manufacturing, finance, in vestment or real estate. Three of the women are housewives with business in terests, and the fourth Is an 'executive of a publishing firm. One, Two Day Trips Scheduled by YMCA One and two day trips for boys aged 8 to 15 are being planned by the YMCA this summer. The trips include: Mt. Iso- bclla lookout, June 17, for boys age 9 to 13; Oregon Caves, July 8-9, for boys 10 to 15; Mt. Ashland, Aug. 10, for boys 9 and up; and Union Creek near Diamond Lake, Aug. 17, for boys 8 to 12. Registrations are now being taken. Leadership for the trips will be the men and boys who are staffing the YMCA Day camp and Diamond Lake camp. Each trip will begin at 9 a.m. and transportation will be by YMCA camp truck. Registration is limited to 20 boys per trip. First Place Award Received by Club The Medford Active club has received an award for its support of the School of Hope, a school for retarded children in the Jackson coun ty area. The first place honors for projects award was presented at the District 3 convention of Active International held May 21 through 23 in Eugene. This is the second year that the Mcdford Active club has received this award. The Medford club was also runner-up for their newspa per. Delegates to the convention were Gale Kimball, who rep resented the local club in the public speaking program; Gary Meisner, Dr. Richard Nelson, and Doug Taylor. The Family Council Edltur-k Notei The Family Council comtsti of Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a aewapaper editor a tvumen'i editor and two writers Each article Is a summary of an actual rase history The Council reports on problems that have been dealt wl b by responsible agencies and counselors WEATHER RANGE New Delhi - Climate in In dia varies from the tropical heat found in the central provinces to the extreme bit ter cold common to the re gions dotted by the towering Himalaya mountains. FRAGILE CARGO Wheeling Bulk coal is often treated as fragile cargo because customers demand it be delivered in certain sizes and rough handling tends to break up the size of the original lumps. CONVENIENCE ECONOMY BETTER MEALS If you're still using an old-fashioned refriger ator, you're overlooking one of the greatest of modern conveniences . . . See your dealer about a modern REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER . . . have the convenience of a supermarket in your kitchen; store a variety of foods in its big freezer compartment . . . give your family more varied, nutritious meals ... at lower cost . . . and with less trouble. Let your favorite CalOre Electrical league Dealer show you why a modern refrigerator-freezer pays off in better meals . . . and in time saved with ... MODERN REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER FR0ZEH F00D2 ARE GOOD -AMD GOOD FOR YOU!!! Mickey L. - Betty Is too cold. Betty M. - He's too unre strained. Mickey L. - I am 19 and in my first year of college. I've gone out quite a lot socially but have never cared serious ly about anyone until I met Betty a few months ago. Betty is nearly 18, but hasn't dated very much and is much too shy and restrained. She is really a very attractive girl and could be knockout if only she'd warm up a little. To get down to cases - I see no harm in holding hands during a date or a little cud dling and kissing just for goodnight. I don't mean heavy petting and I wouldn't be guilty of any ungentleman ly behavior toward Betty, But I certainly don't like her shoving me away as if I were poison when I try to warm up to her. I feel I can help her develop warmth toward the opposite sex - if she'd give me a chance. Betty M. - I guess I could say just the opposite about Mickey of what he says about me. I like him very much and I feel he could be a wonder ful companion - if only he'd learn a little more restraint. He is constantly reaching for my hand, giving me a little hugs and pats or touching my face or hair. He says it's nothing at all, but I just don't like it. It's true that Mickey has never been exactly ungentle manly, but he can be annoy ing. I have discussed this with other girls and they agree with him that I am too cold and I'm going to have trouble in later life, but my mother says to save the loving for the one I love. Of course, Mom is stodgy about those things and I guess I inherit it from her. Is it serious? The Council: It's very easy for teen-agers to railroad one another into attitudes com pletely against their real in clinations. These are the years when they most want to be liked - both by the crowd and one individual of the opposite sex. , We therefore admire Betty for having a clear understand ing of her own feelings and enough self - confidence to speak for them. Probably her good, honest relationship with her mother has a lot to do with that. We urge Betty not to be In timidated by what boys and other girls tell her. Her dis like of too free and casual physical contacts is no sign Take Two to Travel o of coldness. It is natural for her to want to save demon strations of affection for the time she sincerely feels the affection. Mickey's aggressiveness in both physical and intellectual spheres is no sign that he is more advanced in his relation ships with the opposite sex. On the contrary, boys or girls who seek constant casual phy sical contacts lack self-assurance. If they get a kiss or a hug they feel they have scored a triumph and this bol sters their egos. Actually, this; act may have littlo or no meaning. Mickey's statement that he wants to "help" Betty is an other sign of his insecurity and lack of maturity. It is a way of putting the girl on a lower level. At his age, he should be interested in friend ships and social relations on his own level. The best help young people can give one another is to learn to like one another just as they are. It should not be their concern to change one another's feel ings or attitudes. In this case, we think Betty actually has helped Mickey without even trying-simply by being her self. She has taught him that a girl can like him even though she doesn't give her self freely. (Copyright 1960, General Features Corp.) Ben-Gurion Arrives In Paris for Talks Paris (UPD Israeli Pre mier David Ben-Gurion has arrived for talks with Presi dent Charles de Gaulle and a possible later meeting with Argentine President Arturo Frondizl to discuss the Adolf Eichmann case. Ben-Gurion's four-day visit was planned long before Is rael's capture of the former Nazi colonel In Argentina strained its relations with that country but the Eichmann af fair was expected to figure prominently in the de Gaulle-Ben-Gurion talks. French political sources ruled out suggestions that de Gaulle might step in as medi ator in the dispute. Off to work? Away for a week-end? Or a day in town' Travel In a slim, two-piece dress caped by a deep, dash ing collar. Sew it in bold checks, tweedy cotton, shan tung or linen. Printed Pattern 9141; Miss es' Sizes 12, 14. 16. 18, 20. Size 16 takes 4 '.a yards 33 -inch fabric. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin. Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept.. 232 West 18th St.. New York 111. N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. JUST OUT! Big, new 1360 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog in vivid, full color, Over 100 smart styles Q. . all sizes ... all occasions, Send New Aviation Firm Started at Airport William E. Rosenbalm Jr. formerly with Medford Air Service, has established a new company. Rosenbalm Avia tion Inc., to provide agricul tural aviation services. The firm, located at the Medford airport, will provide dusting, spraying, fertilizing seeding, and other services in addition to providing aerial tankers for forest fire sup pression, Rosenbalm said. Articles Of incorporation were signed by William E Rosenbalm Sr., William E Rosenbalm Jr., and Alan B. Holmes. Cantaloupe Tips Now in Booklet Corvallis - Detailed infor mation on growing canta loupes in home gardens as well as commercially is given in a new circular publisnea by the Oregon State college extension service. Cantaloupes are widely grown on commercial out ages and in home gardens over the state, the new circu lar savs. It then suggests oesi varieties to grow, type of soil needed, and best cultural and harvesting practices. The new circular is titled, "Growing Cantaloupes in Ore gon." It was written by An drew A. Duncan and R. Ralph Clark, extension horticultur ists at OSC. Oregon residents may ob tain a free copy at their county extension office, or from the OSC bulletin clerk, Corvallis. Port of Hong King is about 10 square miles In area. XfWJbax all-id light! (Blending the past with the present... ykn to create the smooth Scotch of today K PHW BUNDED SCOTCH MM1 OREKFUS. 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