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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
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RECEIVES AWARD Morris Leonard Sr.,
left, is snown above with Tom Prideaux,
vice president of the U.S. National Bank of
Portland, who presented Leonard with the
Eisenhower Prayer Award for 14 years
service as chairman of the Jackson county
Savings Bonds committee. The award, or
iginally presented at the Tuesday Rotary
club meeting, is in recognition of outstand
ing civilian service, coming through the of
fice of Secretary of the Treasury Robert
B. Anderson. The wood in the frame was
taken from the platform from which Eisen
hower gave his original inaugural address.
Leonard is associated with Leonard Elec
tric company, Medford.
Dr. Dickson To
Continue Studies
Dr. John P. Dickson, Med
ford dentist, is planning to
take further education at the
University of Oregon dental
school soon so he may teach
and conduct research.
While in Portland, Dr. Dick
son hopes to obtain a master
of science degree in children's
dentistry. While attending the
university school, the local
dentist will be teaching part
time and working at Doern
becker hospital.
Dr. Jack Lusk is assuming
Dr. Dickson's practice. Dr.
Dickson's office space has
been leased to Dr. Robert Fry.
Dr. Dickson began his prac
tice in the same building with
Dr. Mary Jane Fowler. In
1954, he and Dr. Eugene G.
Ray decided to build an office
at 1117 East Main st.
Dr. Dickson is on the Ore
gon state board of dental
examiners and is active in
the Methodist church, United
Medford Crusade, the Rotary
club and is past president of
the Jackson County Dental
Society.
Cabinet Shop In
CP Is Burglarized
Some miscellaneous articles
and small change were taken
during a burglary of the Cen
tral Point cabinet shop in
Central Point Friday night,
Central Point police said.
Police reported articles
taken included a transister
radio valued at $60 and $3
in change.
Thieves broke open the
door on the north side, police
said.
County Youngsters Are
Invited to Join CAP
Jackson county boys and
girls are invited to join the
Medford - Civil ' Air Patrol
squadron's cadet training pro
gram, according to Lt. John
Keener, squadron command
er.
The training includes cours
es in aviation education by
Air Force reserve instructors,
photography, radio and com
munications, meterology,
search and rescue procedure,
first aid, model airplane
building and mechanics.
A new four-week course has
been added in basic survival,
Keener said. Survival kits
will be assembled for storing
in the home for emergency
use.
The outstanding cadet dur
ing the next nine months will
receive a flying scholarship.
The cadet staff under Cadet
Lt. Don Huntcmarin form
their own command with the
Civil Air Patrol seniors act
ing as advisors. Cadets learn
military courtesy and drill.
Streetcar Regulations
To Be Eliminated
Mackenzie, Mo.' - This su
burb of St. Louis, 20 miles
from the nearest streetcar
line, is revising its ordinances
to eliminate one regulating
streetcars.
Hov did the ordinance hap
pen to get in the books?
"Most of . the ordinances
were copied from other cities,
and they contain a certain
amount of extraneous mat
ter," explained William Mat
tingly, village clerk.
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The CAP is the civilian
auxiliary, of the Air Force.
It offers an aviation program
designed for air - minded
youth. Meetings are held ev
ery Monday from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. in the CAP building at
the Medford airport. Those
wishing further information
should call Chief Warrant
Officer Mary L. Hall at
SPring 3-3505.
UMC Funds Make
Up 30 Per Cent of
Clinic's Budget
"It is harder to be a good
parent now than it used to
be," according to Tom Goil,
psychiatric social worker for
the Child Guidance clinic-.
The community supports a
Child Guidance clinic because
there are children and fam
ilies who need the help avail
able. United Medford Crusade
funds make up 30 per cent
of the budget for the counsel
ing and diagnostic work.
In a mobile nation, most
families are without the per
iphery of relatives and friends
that formed a second family
wall for our grandparents or
parents, Goff said. Since the
community cannot supply the
personal security it used to,
it now finds new ways of
helping its citizens, and among
these is the Child Guidance
clinic. . . ,
The average child will
change schools five times in
the course of his educational
career. That means new ad
justments and strains, making
new friends, meeting n e w!
standards, Goff noted. For
those who show signs of great
unhappiness there should be
a place where families can go
for help.
Problems Cited
Among the problems that
bring the families to the clin
ic, Goff cited inability of the
child to make friends, under
achievement at school, with
drawal or rebellion at home.
"The children have less dif
ficulty than their parents in
coming about their problems,"
Goff said. No child becomes a
patient of the clinic without
his parent's consent, or with
out the parents participating
in at least the first interview.
"We don't give advice
Goff said, "but we try to help
parents work toward a more
satisfactory arrangement for
their family."
UMC Supports Clinic
UMC has helped support
the clinic since its formation
in 1953. Since then, 600 chil
dren and their parents, ap
proximately 100 a year, have
sought help.
Children can be referred by
teachers, doctors, public
health nurses, neighbors; but
they must come with the par
ent's consent.
During the last year, the
clinic has made plans for ex
panding its services to take
in family counseling. They are
now recruiting another case
worker to enable them to
counsel families where the
primary problem is not that
of an unhappy child.
"Family counseling will
have to wait until we get a
new case worker," Goff said,
although the clinic has receiv
ed many requests already.
Library Patron
Gives Free Advice
Atlanta - A woman report
ed she was sitting in the pub
lie library when a man, some
what the worse for whisky
wandered in.
He sat down at a table and
began thumbing through birth
and death statistics with grow
ing concern.
"Do you know," he blurted
to a distinguished looking
man sitting beside him, "that
every time I breathe someone
dies?"
"Very interesting," was the
reply. "Why don't you, try
chewing cloves?
Airport Traffic
Shows Decrease
Both passenger and air
craft traffic at Medford's mu
nicipal airport during Au
gust were down from the to
tals during the same month
in 1959, according to Airport
Manager Gil Gutjahr's
monthly report.
Passenger traffic last
month totaled 6,288. This was
up from the previous month's
total of 5,584 passengers, but
below August, 1959's total of
8,099 passengers.
A total of 5,517 airplanes
of all kinds landed at or took
off from the airport last
month. This is compared to
the previous month's total of
6,736 flights and the 5,991
flights recorded during Au
gust, 1959.
Air freight was also down,
as was air express. Some 15,
888 pounds of air freight
were handled at the airport
during August, compared to
37,573 pounds the previous
month, and 26,966 pounds
during the same month in
1959.
Air express totaled 3,117
pounds last month compared
to 3,429 pounds in July and
4,758 pounds in August, 1959.
Total revenue received at
the airport during August
was $3,160, including $522 in
landing fees.
ARREST FIVE SPIES
Bonn, Germany -HOT- West
Germany Friday announced
the arrest of five persons ac
cused of operating a Soviet
spy ring. The interior minis
try said the ring received its
orders direct from the Rus
sians and did not work for
Communist East Germany as
many agents do.
Cancer Recheck Is Scheduled Here
A recheck of Jackson coun
ty families enrolled in the
six-year canctv prevention
study of the American Can
cer Society will get underway
Oct. 1, according to Mrs.
Walter G. Garner, Medford,
Jackson county cancer drive
chairman. Completion is set
for Oct. 31.
When the long-range study
started a year ago, 933 fami
lies and 1,731 individuals in
the county were enrolled.
They provided confidential in
formation about their health
histories and personal living
habits to help society re
searchers determine why
some people get cancer and
others do not.
The questionaires were sent
in scaled envelopes to New
York headquarters of the
American Cancer Society.
Purpose -of the local re
check, which Is part of a na
tional program, is to find out
how many deaths have oc
curred among participants of
the survey in the intervening
months and how many were
caused by cancer. A similar
recheck will be made each
year.
Buedingen Germany - (UPD -A
royal wedding will be held
here next Wednesday, unitlnt;
German Prince Heinrich ot
Braunschweig-Lueneburg, 37,
and Princess Alexandra of
Ysenburg-Buedingen.
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