Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1960, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28. I960 The Family Council Edltur'i Note: The Family Council consists of a Judee. a psychia trist, three clergymen, three editors and a women's edltur. Kach article Is a summary of an actual case history. The Council reports on problems Ural have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Hugh M. - I wish I could make my mother see what a pet means to me. Mrs. C. M. - It's not fair to keep an animal cooped in an apartment. 4 , Hugh M. - I'm 11 years old and live in a fancy three-room apartment in New York with my parents. I sleep in the bed room and my father and mother use a convertible bed in the living room. We moved to the city a few months ago. Before that we livpri on Lone Island and I had four pets - a dog named Puffy, im-tlr x narakcel and lizard. When Puffy died, I wanted a new dog but my parents said no because we were going to move soon. When we were packing, I set the lizard and the turtle iree and 1 gave my bird away. My mother said there was no room. I miss my pels. I haven't any friends in the neighbor ' hood. The kids around here go to private schools. I would even settle for a Kiucn or few guppies. But Mom says apartments and pets don't go together. ( ( Mrs. C. M. - No one has to tell me how much Hughie imo riumh creatures! He once brought home a cater pillar and said, "Now I have a pet." But it died an hour ' later. I think he'd be happy with a fly or even an ant. But now he is in a tiny apartment and the big city. We couldn't find any other quarters thai would be within our means and still near enough to my husband's work. He's doing research and works long, irregular hours. I thought Hughie could find new interests, make lots of new friends and forget about pets in the home. He doesn't realize it takes' more than love, and a few chores, to keep a puppy well and happy. In cidentally, he used to leave many of the chores tn me. Here in town there'd be even more work, and I'm loo busy to add that to my duties. Maybe in spring he'll be itatisficd helping with the tchool garden. The Councili Here Is an only child, relatively friend less In a new environment. . and longing for that touch of nature that "makes the whole world akin." Surely there are apartment- size pets Mrs. M. can consider for filling Hugh s need to love something in the animal king dom! We've heard that ham sters are highly recommended for small care, big mn. ftiso, canaries and kittens. The finger here is on Mr. and Mrs. M. Naturally, despite Hugh's enthusiasm and prom ises to lake "full care" of his charges, his parents must be prepared to take up the slack. This, rather than the "in humaneness" of confining1 creatures indoors, may be the main objection of Mrs. M. to providing Hugh with a pet. But, for a shy, lonely child, this is as important as his vitamins and galoshes. Part of taring for Hugh will be helping him care for the quiet companions that lie can love MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL 613 East Jickion St, Phone SP 3-5368 WASH yr YOUR HAIR Tfi.b THE NEW .55 IASY WAY iy$$ NEW SINGH HH0tt UUCH MODERN 'V STOP LAWN WASHOUT f Itfl PROTECT FOUNDATIONS V r 1 U2gviw for 98 fj a. . . AIhiwwubw w 11 hft Lv Jf M 1" suae. Attach laWT X I X V Hy with InchiM tla. y J M X. SaUSTODAYt Modern Plumbing & Sheet Melal Co. 613 E. Jackson - Mtdford - SP 3-5368 4 and can feel loved by. As a first step, however, we'd suggest that Mrs. M. speak to Hugh's teacher about the problem, and offer to pre sent a tank of goldfish to the class. Hugh might be in charge, with a rotating com mittee of assistants. Besides giving him some pets and a responsibility for them, this would serve as a powerful wedge toward new friendships and increased stature for Hugh among his peers. Parents have gone lo un believable extremes lo foster this type of tenderness and in terest in their children. We read the other day of a father who bought his daughter a 6-foot snake as a house pet, because she was allergic to the fur of other creatures. We're rooting for Hugh -even if he winds up with nothing more than a trained flea. (Copyright 1960. General Fealurei Corp.) OF SMITH & MEN By Jack Smith (c) I960 Tlmei-Mlrror Syndics. It was suggested here just before Christmas that an Oriental gong would be an ex cellent gift for the man who had everything. Dick Van Ostcn, of Beverly Hills, writes that he once knew a man who owned such a gong. This, Van Oslen writes, was in the pre-beatnik age. His friend lived in Santa Monica Canyon above the Pacific. He was not beat. Maybe he was odd. He had a Biblical white beard, a crew cut and eyes the color of blue butterfly wings. He was a puzzling and formidable man, but fasci nating. He had a sense of humor that was delightful, but it sometimes look unnerv ing turns. It lay in wait for the innocent like a playful dragon. His house was hidden in the primeval brush 100 feet above the road. The craggy path broke into three forks, var iously marked by lamp -lit sings "To the Witch's Col lage." "To Sleeping Beauty's Castle," "To the Dragons Den." In reality they led lo the back door, the front door and the garage. If a visitor look cilher side path he would be led smack into a sign reading "You Have Fallen into Sticky Bog. Lose One Turn." But the arduous climb and Ihe forked path merely set the scene, van usien recalls, ior what his friend considered his masterpiece - the Gong. The gong was 5 feet in di ameter and made of bell metal. "When struck, however lightly, it seemed to come alive . . , "The gong had been mount ed in the traditional manner to allow full freedom for its incredible voice and reso nance." It was fitted with hammers that struck it dead center and were Ingeniously wired to the doorbell circuit. "Even the gentlest caress of the doorbell became an elec trifying experience. The gong boomed out with the terrify ing, almost painful sound only a large gong or temple bell can make. "The host's arrival at the door, opened slowly on squeaking hinges, disenchant ed all but the most deter mined . . . After dark the cf feet burst into full bloom with the aid of a spotlight focused to light only his face. In time, of course, the can yon was invaded and subdued by suburbanites who Imposed their own culture on the na tives. Our hero vanished from I the scene .. vltt POLICE CHIEF SLAIN -Police Chief Woodrow Whet stone, above, of Junction City, Ore., was killed in front of his home Monday when asked to intervene in an argument. Robert Evans, 45, Crawfords ville, is held in the Lane coun ty jail on a murder charge. (UPI Telephoto) "It might be reported that eventually he found his way to a worlrjlcss retreat or met a violent, faceless end in the Orient," Van Oslen concludes. "I suppose it all should end like thai, Mr. Smith. But it didn't. "He let his hair grow, shaved his beard, bought new clothes, moved out of the can yon, married a charming girl, has a couple of almost-grown children and is a much -respected member of his com munity. . "He still has his gong." Much surely is to be said for domestic respectability the warm health, the love of one's neighbors, the happy gabble of one's plump grandchildren. But sometimes, perhaps on foggy nights, after the late, lale show, our friend must hanker to hear again that un earthly tocsin, and to open his door and peer once more with eyes like butterfly wings into the gaping face of a stranger who has just been transfixed by the Incredible voice of that 5-foot gong. I suppose he is loo brittle and entrenched now to risk it. Siskiyou Crashes Snuff Two Lives Yreka, Calif. - OIPD - Two youths were killed in separate auto accidents in Siskiyou county over the Christmas week end. Highway pnlrolmcn said Paul Ernest Collins, 21, Fort Jones, died when his car miss ed a turn on Salmon river rd. and plunged over an embank ment about 10:30 p.m. Satur day, Ronda Lcc Cummins, 1G, Fort Jones, suffered minor in juries. The olher accident occur red a half mile south of the Klamath river bridge at 5:50 a.m. Saturday. Patrolmen said missel Brian Rose, 23. Del Monte, Calif., was killed when his car went over an embank ment. Daniel Lee Harvey, 17, Tacoma, a sailor stationed at China Lake, was treated at a hospital for injuries. Man Voluntarily Returns to Jail Los Angeles - lUTO - An ad mitted bank robber volun tarily returned to jail Tues day following a Christmas holiday at home with his fam ily. Haasan T. Zegiiabe, 35, was released from jail Dec. 19 without bail when his 11-year-old daughter Nadya wrote Federal Judge Thurmond Clarke pleading that Zeghabc be allowed to visit home at Christmas. "I am most appreciative that you honored Ihe trust and confidence 1 placed in you," said Clarke when Zeg habc surrendered to await sentencing Jan. 0. Zcglinbe was held in lieu of $20,000 bail set for the $400 robbery of a Los Angeles bank. He has no previous ar rest record. MAKES GOLD APPEAL Washington - lUPK - Com merce Secretary Frederick II. Mueller has asked American exporters lo help stop the (low of U.S. sold abroad by increasing their shipments on AmericanflaK ships and planes. At present, Mueller said Tuesday nii;ht, American flag ships carry only about 10 per cent of U.S. exports and imports. V ( Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Eggnog Excittment Perfect accompaniment for eggnog is said to be thinly sliced fruit cake and salted almonds. The eggnog can be the kind your milkman leaves on special order, can be pick ed up at the super market s dairy section; or made in your own kitchen like this: Beat four egg whites to a dry froth. Into the egg whiles, beat four tablespoons powder ed sugar and then the beaten egg yolks combined with four tablespoons brandy or rum. Add three cups milk and a slight grating of nutmeg. Serve at once, plain or topped with whipped cream or egg white meringue. Eqqnoq Magic. Customarily, one sprinkles eggnog with bit of nutmeg but if you want something different and cer tain to excite comment, do this: Sieve pulp of a fresh pomegranate to extract the juice. Float juice on top of each drink. Holiday Punch For a Crowd This Holiday Punch for a crowd is quick to make and simnlv delicious to drink! A sophisticated beverage that combines California wine with fruit punch concentrates and other fruit beverage com binations. Your guests will de light in its lovely color and mellow flavor. Easily, quick ly made. About 30 servings. Have all ingredients well chilled. Combine one four- fifth-quart bottle California Saulerne, Rose' or Burgundy, two six-ounce cans frozen concentrate for raspberry-lemon punch, two six-ounce cans frozen concentrate for pine apple-lemon punch, one 30 ounce con pineapple juice, one pint bottle cranberry juice cocktail and two cups water. Pour over ice in large punch bowl; stir until well blended. Add two quarts ginger ale or sparkling water just be fore serving in punch glasses. Spiced Cream For a fine flavor garnisn, too holiday pies or cakes with gingered whipped cream made by adding one-quarter lea spoon ginger to one-half cup of whipping cream. Eat A Better Breakfast; Have Happier Holidays Holiday season breakfasts deserve glamorizing and breakfasts throughout the year deserve more attention Let your waffle baker and pancake griddle work over time for family fun, good nu trition, simple but satisfying meals. Sauced Waffles Use any flavored waffle and pancake mix or follow this simple recipe; then ladle the orange and prune sauce from chafing dish or bowl. Sift two cups cake Hour once; measure to get two cups sifted. Add two teaspoons bak ing powder and three-quarter teaspoon salt and sift again. Combine two well-beaten eggs. and one cup milk. Add to flour mixture; add five table- spoons melted shortening, then mix only until smooth. Do not beat. Bake in hot waffle baker. Serve hot with butler and this sauce. Orange-Prune Sauce. Com bine half a cup maple-blended syrup and one-half cup diced orange sections, one-quarter cup cooked pitted and quar tered prunes and bring to simmer. Here are pancakes deluxe Tualatin River Searched for Body Hillsboro -Him- A search was to continue today in the Tualatin river for the body of Robert Beardslce, about 30, missing since last Thursday from a duck hunting trip and believed drowned. Beardslce presumably drowned when a canoe cap sized in the swift river near Seholls, south of here. Dragging operations have been hampered by snags, sunken logs and brush, of ficers said. Skin divers recov ered the canoe from beneath a log jam. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN! SALESWOMEN! We have openings for two Real Estate Salespeople. Must be . licensed in Oregon WRITE TRIBUNE BOX 1943-D Our Personnel Knows of this ad FOR COMICE & BOSC PEARS RETER FRUIT CO. 327 South Fir (Bring your own containers) MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Food Editor for breakfast, lunch or sup per. Roll baked pancakes as for jelly roll or stack several and cut in quarters. Or fill with whole cranberry sauce, roll and top with sour cream. Use favorite pancake and waffle mix or follow this easy recipe. Mix two slightly beat en eggs with one cup sifted flour, IV2 cups milk and one half teaspoon salt; beat until very smooth. Bake on hot gridle. Poultry Reminder We can't say say this too often. Poultry is a perishable food and should be kept re frigerated both before and after cooking. Cooked poultry should be refrigerated imme diately after the meal, with stuffing, if any, removed. Use leftovers within three days. Golden Goose Roasted goose is to the peo ple of Denmark, Germany and England as turkey is to Amer ica. A goose is very easily roasted, is treated just like chicken. Stuff cavity of goose with quartered raw apples and small raw carrots. These are not to be eaten, they're for flavoring. One doesn't stuff goose with bread mix tures. Truss goose well and roast at 325 degrees basting fre quently with apple juice. If very fat, prick skin lightly after the goose has baked an hour. A 10 to 12 pound bird will require 3'i to 4 hours roasting. Stuff Plentiful Crisp Celery For snacking and for meal time relish, we think of noth ing to surpass crisp, crunchy, full-flavored celery. It will prove tremendously popular just as it is, with the children who probably will eat all in sight. For party stuff, we sug gest these stuffing ways: Crisp celery in ice water: dry on absorbent paper or clean towel. Fill grooves with one of the following mixtures. Chill thoroughly. Enough stuffing for 10 stalks. Cheese-Stuffed. Use one- half package (1V4 ounces) cream cheese, two tablespoons mayonnaise, four stuffed olives, finely chopped, two tablespoons minced nuts and one-quarter teaspoon salt. Roquefort-Stuffed. For fill ing, use one-quarter pound Roquefort cheese, one .table spoon ketchup, one tablespoon mayonnaise, one-hafl teaspoon salt and dash each of cayenne and sugar. Shiny Ripe Olives A near-record crop of ripe olives have gone into cans. They're being spccialcd every where. Give the -children a real treat by letting them have all they want! Ripe olives are kept shiny by rolling in small amount of salad oil. Their flavor may be slightly changed by add ing chili powder to the oil. Garlic slices too give piquant flavor. LEGAL NOTICES NOTIL'K OF PUBLICATION M. A. No 01tll4B. U.S. Land Office. Portland, OrcRon, November 23. mtiu. Notice is ncrcuy civon tnat Paul D. McDonmiKh and Alberta McDonouKh of Jacksonville, Ore gon, have made application for intent to tne Jacksonville run Mncor Mlnlnc Claim. Survey No. 047 In the surveyed N. one half of tho s. E. Quarter of see. 6 of T. 3B S., R 2 Wcsl. Willamette Meri dian, in the Jiick.Honvillo Mining District. Jackson county, urecon. described as follows: Commencing at a Dost being 27.110 chains north from ine ounrtcr sec. corner dc- twoen sec. 6 and 7 in T. 38 S-. R. 2 W. of the Willamette Meridian. Orecnn and 1.71 c inlns b. from the north and soulh center line of sec. 6, said Township and range, and running thence north 5 de grees and 50 minutes west, 5 chains: thence north 84 degrees 10 minutes east. 20 chains; thence south fl degrees 50 minutes cast. 10 chains: thence south 84 degrees 10 minutes west, 20 chains: thence north 5 degrees so nunutcs west. 5 chains to the place of beginning There are no adioining or con flicting claims. The location notice and amended location notice are recorded in Volume 27. Page 44 and Volume 64, Page 37, mining records, Jackson County, Oregon. Stanley D. Lester, Chief, Minerals Adjudication Unit. ECONOMY CABINET SHOP - KE 5-1173 Gun Racks, Chest of Drawers, Book Cases, Kitchen Cabinets, Formica Work ... All Kinds ot Cabinets Made to Order. SALE! Lucky Find Hi 9236 (14V4 24' till lf 4V ia J Sffftl 1 Sew-it-in-a-Day Dress - no waist seams, fitting problems, or fussy details! 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You'll wonder it you understood correctly when we tell you the price it only $13,500. FOR RENT Two bedroom plus den. Unfurnished. $95. Mo. Call Ellen Barker SP 2-8048. BOB HART REALTOR 843 E. Main SP 2-8591 Over 17,000 Calls to Prospective Customers in Just a Few Hours A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE MAIL TRIBUNE For Quick Results Use This Convenient Order Form Write Your Ad Below - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Per Word Appears at Right. Nam jnd Addrtu Count the Same at Other Words Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification I enclose $ in full payment NAME .". 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APPROVRfr CREDIT CHAKGES BILLED BY THE LINK CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices 1 Special Club Eventa . . 2 Personal 3 Lost and Found 4 Instructions - 5 Wanted Male Help , 10 Wanted Female Help 11 Male or Female Help - 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous - 14 Financial it Loans - 18 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses .. 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms- 11 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous ...24 Wanted To Rent . 25 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43 Sports and Hobbies .. 44 Miscellaneous 45 Dogs and Pets 50 Poultry ..- SI Livestock 152 Wanted Livestock 53 Hay. 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