Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 27, 1960, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 10eCWEDNE8DAY, JULY 27, 1SIK MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. A Family Council Editor's Note: The ramlly Coun cil comliti of a JuSie, psychia trist, three eleriymen, newspaper editor, women's editor end two writers. Each initio Is summary t an arlual COIO history. ThO Council reports on problems that have been dealt wun oy reiponsipn lender, and counselors Jill B. - Ann complains too much. , Ann H. - She's too com plaisant. .. . , Jill B. - My friend Ann and I are both single girls in our mld-20s. We get along very well and have enjoyed double dating and going on short vacations together. Ann, however, has one habit which annoys me and I've been trying to get her to correct it before we go on our summer vacation. She is pleasant enough when we go someplace or are active, but she is constantly complaining when there is nothing to do. I can just loaf in the sun or read a book, but she bites her nails and keeps saying we should do something about picking up and going else where. She also is very critical of everyone we meet and keeps saying we aren't in the right crowd. I feel you have to take your chances. o Ann R. - Jill takes it very seriously when I complain to her, but I've tried to explain that it's not so important as all that. I .find that at times I have to let off a little steam. I do feel Jill and I aren't doing very well socially. We don't seem to be attracting the better type men and all too often get involved with jerks and wolves. Jill just shrugs her shoulders and says "better luck next time," but I can't be like that. It makes me sore to see much less at tractive girls walk off with all the best guys. Both Jill and I dress well, are good dancers, go in for all sports -yet we don't seem to be get ting anywhere. I guess I just want to needle Jill a little because she is much too complaisant. The Council: We'll agree that it is better for a dis contented person to let off steam in complaints than bot tle his miseries. But this be havior isn't fair to others and it accomplishes little. The chronic complainer has found that he can make him self feel a little better by let ting off steam. Then he settles back in satisfaction for a while - until his discontent begins seething within him agan. He would do far better to save his steam to change things. Ann, for example, could use her energy to far better ad vantage by studying her prob lem and doing something to improve her lot. Instead of envying the girls who "walk off with the best guys," she might try to find out where and how they met and what assets the other girls had, aside from appearance, that might have attracted the bet ter men. Ann has attached herself to Jill and acts as if all depends upon arousing her friend from her complaisance. But Jill may have good reason for her attitude. Perhaps she feels the men sh meets are not so very undesirable and has good reason to expect to find a husband among them. Possibly Ann is more am bitious or simply has different tastes. If that is the case, she Is foolish to limit her social activities to those which satis fy her friend. She is a free agent and should do some thing to find the social ele ment she prefers. (Copyright 1960, General Features Corp.) mmm mm imsr it iif m mm fn m ! - - - ,. . bobbsm REG. 19c JUMBO DISH TOWELS 8- loo BIO 7-FT. 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M-ne, line A True 27.50 Value 197 rr 25c HAND TIED FISHING FLIES By Oregon lipert Wlile Itliillen BUT HOW 5 r 43c VINTILATID INAPOPEN TOP FISHING CREEL r.b -29 DOOR MIRROR BIO 12"x48" FULL VIEW QUALITY MIRROR R.g.4.47 DURING THIS SALE LADIES GIRLS SLEEVELESS BLOUSES While or Assorted Colon-Pull on Button Front! Three Styles All Pro-Shrunk Malarial i NYLONS Summer Shades 60 Gauge 15 Denier Unconditionally Guaranteed NOW ONLY Pr. LARGI ASSORTMINT Men's Hawaiian SPORT SHIRTS y " LARGE 70" x i r',,S. x-. Wading Pool ! 2 Tube Decorator Bottom l Bast 1 1 Fv . -, Permanent Colon 1 I 5 1 -Jr Keep Them Cool, Safe and Content in II BaSiv ''i Their Own Back Yard Ml Ss s.. at io.oo S" r JJJJJjJ Piy Less mr 5 ptsssaesslsssssssssaaiassssaaaia,saise :99 Salem Council Okays Swingin' Street Show Salem - (DPI) - Fifteen-year-old Dale Schatlo went before ihe Salem city coun cil Monday with a limple request: He wanted to play ja in the itreeti. It might hae ended there, but the council aid okay. So Tuesday Dale and his teen-age combo, celled the "Willamette River Boys," were scheduled to Jive it up In downtown Salem for four groory hour, playing Dix ieland from the back of a pickup truck. City Manager Kent Malhewson taid the boyi won orerj the council when they laid they had prac ticed hard all summer, but couldn't find an audience. Soirits Aolenty at Gfiosf-Wafefiiner Meet Hol.tnn Knelanrl (UPD - Po lice dinclosed Tuesday that ,t,M . thAir raided a flhost- watchlns; session at the Blue Poter Social club the only thlnr they found wee Illegal splnu. FOAM ' RUBBER 1.50 VALUE THROW PILLOWS 97 AU PRICES ON THIS AD EFFECTIVE JULY 27-21-29-30-31 INCLUSIVE Pay Lest Drug stock thousands of drugs in cluding the newest scientific advances InJ anti-biotics. 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H 60 JOHNSON'S BABY SHAMPOO .49 1.09 VITAMIN "try. g?!L .49 217 mAlN B-12 :g .99 lUOlRYLJS!1 1.99 2.98 ZARUMIN , 1.69 3.25 METAMUCIL , 2.27 3.25 L. A. FORMULA 1.67 2T25 KONSYL 1.67 .98 DICAL PHO 100CAPSIJLES .66 1.96 MILES l-A-DAY TABLETS tabs. ... U9 13"x30" WHITE SHELF PAPER REG. 25c 2rolls29 I.I9ANAGIN TABLETS 100 .97 29 is BI j D SOP-PLY FACIAL TISSUE 400 Count SOF- II (li J I REG. 73e GENTLE CHIFFON For Dishes 49' a large bag KARMEL KORN Reg. 39c With Coupon A3 JIO . niBBnBBSnBB!laBBDDlBBBIIH FIZZ1ES INSTANT DRINK TABLETS AIL FLAVORS REG. 29c , Pkgs, 97c I P I P I mm m llrPatasl PeJiMlleal I IB tMW IIBPI f WWW WW P P PfeJEH I 'M W P1MEM WIMM in Boundaries for Planned Colleges To Be Discussed Salem (UPD A decision on boundaries of two proposed Oregon community colleges will come up before the state board of education when It meets here Aug. 4-8. The board received petU tlons in March for a commu nity college in central Ore gon and another In southwest Oregon near the coast. Boundaries of the Central Oregon community college tentatively Include Crook, De schutes and Jefferson coun ties. The southwestern com munity college would Include the west part of Lane county, part of Douglas county, most of Josephine and all of Coos and Curry counties. When the boundary deci sions are made, the proposal will go on the November ballot. The board will hear school district reorganization plans which, If approved, will con solidate schools in Benton, Clackamas, Hood River, Lane and Washington counties. The board will also review the biennial budget of the Oregon Department of Education. Retirement Center Planned For Salem Salem - (UPD - A $2.8 mil lion , "retirement center" Is planned in West Salem. Th-t 250-unlt structure will be non-profit organization back ed by local citizens. Reimann and Lucas, Salem real estate firm, is handling the property transaction. The center is to occupy eight acres and will include dining hall facilities, a recreation hall, kitchen and chapel. The site is near Kingwood dr." in northwest Salem. The real estate firm also announc ed plans to develop 22 adja cent acres as a residental subdivision. Destructive Beetle 1 Found Aboard Plane . Salom (UPD The state de partment of agriculture said, Tuesday that the first Asiatic garden beetle, a destructive insect, ever found In Oregon hitched a ride on an airplane from New York. Th livp anMimen was dis- muprpH at Portland airoort during a check for possible) antro nf th Jarjanese beetle. also dreaded by raisers of crops. V P Tjirson of the derart- mpnt said so far inspections at Oregon airports have uncover ed no Japanese beetles. The Asiatic beetle, consider ed by some more destructive) than the Japanese beetle, at tacks some 80 plants includ ing beets, carrots, parsnips, peppers, turnips, and various flowers. Woman Sentenced For Mail Fraud Portland (UPD Woodbum storekeeper Shirley Schneid- ' er was sentenced Tuesday to commitment to the Federal Rehabilitation center at Lom- poc, Calif., after pleading guilty to mail fraud. Miss Schneider pleaded crniltv .Tune IS to UsinS the mall for a fraudulent coupon redemption scheme Involving hundreds of fictitious names and the rental of several postal boxes at several post offices in Oregon. District Judge William O. East said Miss Schneider would be eligible for parole at the discretion of rehabilita tion authorities. Swim Class Pupil Saved by Teacher Salem - (UPD - A fl-vear-old bov in a swimming class at Olinger Pool here collapsed Tuesday but was revived with artificial respiration. Ronald Comer, Salem, was pulled from the water by Supervisor Mel Fox after the boy went limp in the water after swimming the pool's width. Fox applied mouth-to-mouth rpxniratinn immediatelv and then oxygen. Young Comer revived after about 20 min utes of treatment. AFL-CIO Convention To Onen August 1 Ponftlolnn-fllPll-Thn fifth an- . nual convention of the Ore- gon AFL-CIO is slated to open here Aug. 1. ; Speakers invited to address the four-day convention In clude Gov. Mark O. Hatfield as well as number of labor official!. - -