Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 17, 1960, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17. I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. AUGUST PLAIN 28 NEW COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM w mmmm NOW JUS! - AND -EBONETTE BEAUTY GLOVE Reg. $1.37 BOTH FOR $9.95 Value RW V7v mm fm 18-19- H X -I I, ., 2r$ 20 21 A & L J- A r"57 s v b MEm silk jy zrr i kyjfc SPORT SHIRTS FOR BOYS and MEN a.iUf nlnrful rjlaids in broadcloth, flannel .,!Hc lust riaht for school days or lei sure wear. Tour cnoice long or siiuii BLOUSES 5t 1 49 Wonderful Wrinkle Shed Cotton, and Dan River Ging- nams. GIRLS SIZES 1.98 VALUE LADIES SIZES 2.39 Value 4 88 I mm m $2.25 Value $,67 toys' shirts Siies 1 I Boys' 6 to 18. So smart for school wear Buy several at this low, low price. HEAD SCARFS 2.95 Value Men's Shirts, S-M L. For the high school and collegi crowd. Full cut for comfort. Color fast Hand Rolled fUmmed Edgei ' RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED ply 4 or.. 100 virgin wool, manufac tured by Coats andi Clark. 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' lill WM'fi' REG. 59c i ;i J I lfel'2t EACH EVSiC V8""- tB I mSWmwWwFM7fy7A 7 vthnrif ui ATfiirr lrJl U Ii BLMlffl tV V aVTl 1 MB IkDr 7aL l K aa -r: n;i-l .1 .l . i. tVnA m Rlh ffl. nxoro nme vvaitnes oro oia man any uiner waxen ff r m -je32Zi- I S. men's ZrrtPiS 76 SffT" Du.toroof ONLY 11 10 " ''IM I .Waterproof 4 TOO 3'MW ' H-J IADIES SPOPISTIR S "" Timex Watch Men's Timex V lr Sho.kproof W.larproof Shockproof, W.l.rproof . II l-ejr Sweep Second 95 Molal Stretch 1A95 ILn. Hand U j Band IU T 1W Zh AND TIJVSEX WATCHES 6.95 UP y 1 Family Council Editor's Note: The Family Coun cil consists of a Judge, a psychia trist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and tw .......... Mlul:ia ls j. summary or an actual case history. The VF.1H u proDiems .na. haV. tilltttt rin. I. url.k 1... 1.1. , ,.1.1. .j tc.puniiuiv agencies and counselor.. Eslelle C. - Jill should live with her grandmother. Victor C. - She must get used to living with us. Estelle C. - I have a ter rible problem involvinff mv 8-year-old daughter Jill. Jill was born out of wed lock and I considernrf oii,ino her up for adoption. My moth er, however, told me I'd al ways regret it if I did. She promised me she would take care of my baby until I was able to make a home for her wen, iwo years ago, I mar ried a fine man who wants to be a father to Jill We now also have an infant son. However, Jill is very unhap- ' py with me and wants to re turn to her grandmother. My husband says we should keep her and that I should show her more affection, but I'm not the affectionate tvnp T can't force it. Victor C. - I feel wr nan give Jill a better home than her grandmother ran tin A that's the important thinu It's natural for Jill to miss her grandmother because she has been with her since she was a baby, but she'll even tually get used to us. Might now, Jill feels nut of place because Estelle needs to give so much time to the baby, but I think she should force herself to show Jill more affection. Then she'll see that her mother loves her, iuo. The way I see il. Estelle's mother won't live forever and eventually Jill will have to live with us. She'd better get used to it. The Council! The difficulty Jill has in adjusting to her new home dates back to the time Estelle was pressured, against her own wishes, to Keep tnis child. It is true that mother. sometimes regret giving up an illegitimate child, but us ually they manage to accept the pain of this loss because they feel they are doing the best thing for the child. It is only fair to give a child the chance to be brouKht uo in a normal home with two parents. Once the opposite decision was made, however, it should have been brought , homt clearly to Jill that her moth er loved her dearly and was simply waiting for the op portunity to make a proper home for her. As we get the picture, Es telle has never really accept ed this child. Undoubtedly she associates her with things the child is not responsible for the anguish and shame of bearing a child under such trying circumstances. Now that Jill is with her, however, Estelle owes It to both herself and the child to make the most strenuous effort to create a proper home for her. And that involves love, first and foremost. We think Estelle should try to come to terms with her own feelings, put the past behind her as much as pos sible and learn to love her daughter. She may have to force herself to show affec tion at first. When she sees her little girl blossom under this affection and return it, she will know great joy and satisfaction and this will re deem the past. But if Estelle finds she can not make this effort, the child is better off living with her grandmother, who has prov ed her love. A home with an elderly woman Is far from ideal, but it ls better than k loveless home. (Copyright 1960, General Feature. Corp.) Bird Hunting Over Seeded Land Eased Washington -(Science Service)- Migratory birds will be fair game during this fall's hunting season over planted or harvested agricultural lands. Effective Sept. 1, the De partment of the Interior has relaxed : Its restrictions on hunting methods because of late fall plantings. Under the . previous rules, hunters could : engage in shoots only over ag-' rlcultural land over which ' seed might have been scatter ed as a result of harvesting, ', Unaware of fall plantings, many hunters unwittingly . were violating the limited regulation. ' , ; - If the relaxation of the rule, , just put into effect, causes an excessive depletion of any ( migratory bird species, . cor. ' rective action will be consid ered. . .