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MEDFOHD MAIL THIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1961 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, 1961 Ladies, it nw-s vaim4 r- T mmmmm THIS COUPON WORTH $5 $50 FREE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. A 7 a h wjitj)tfwyatiesw 1 iinv yy ; y&H ! Jwm jy X aJll'St '"' - ''Wit iii. Lao liil ; . i mm ttv V IM " ' i . ' , ' ... ; .-it.h;- ij. mini him-I y ..- m.kyK - i ' 41 ; fife t -til 1 Pm " I' , 1 5 ' S P tt1 d v SHOPPING! Nothing to buy, no jingle to write . . . ua come in and fill out an entry blank. You may be the winner of a free Easter Shop ping Spree for $50. Drawing Saturday, March 4, at 4:30 P.M. You do not need to be present to win. 117 S. Central . SP 3-7301 FREE PARKING 'KILLING SAID ADMITTED-Fred Thompson, 50, is led from the Toms River, N.J., slnte police barracks atler ho report edly confessed killing Edith (Google) Klecorius, 4, In New York City. Feb. 22. (UPI Telcphoto) Haworth Discusses Parks, Recreation Prog ra m at Rota ry Robert Haworth, Medford ' and Jackson county parks and recreation director, discussed the programs of the city and the county at a meeting ot the Rotary club this week. In 1950, Haworth was hired by tlio city to administer its parks and recreation pro gram. Increased activity in 'this area by the county re sulted In his hiring by the county to administer Its pro gram, too. Haworth said there are about 50 acres of developed park land for Medford resi dents. The bureau of munici pal research, he explained, recommend 1 acre per 100 people and the city currently Culottes News has 1 acre for 300 people. The schools in the area were complemented ay tin- worth as he reviewed the co operation of the parks depart ment and schools in; provid ing programs for Medford residents. He also said the YMCA. Camp Fire . Girls, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and other agencies cooperate in providing programs. Haworth explained that ac tivities in the county cuc- rently center on two devel opments: Howard Prairie and Emigrant lakes. He mentioned that more than 1,000 people were at Howard Prairie lake last year for the opening day of fish Ing. This year a crowd oi 5,000 is expected. Emigrant lake will not be stocked with fish this year, he explanled, but the slate game commis sion is cooperating in devel oping this facility. Answering questions from the Rolarlans, Haworth com mented that the Increasing number of tourists, increas ing amount of leisure time of adults and transportation has a distinct bearing on t h e area's economy and devel opment of recreation areas. In discussing Prescott park, he said the poison oak prob lem there is being worked on at the present, and the de velopment of this area is be ing planned. Referring to vandalism, he said that In Hi years the city has spent only StiOO on damage, which, ac cording to Haworlh, Is an ex ceptionally fine record Also on the program were Art Savard and Herb Part ridge representing the Kiwnn Is club. Savard and Part ridge told the group about the Klwanls Kapcrs at the high school March 8, 0, 10 and 11. Savard Is president of tho Klwanis club, a n d Partridge Is general chairman of tha Kapers. 9359 WAIST 24"-34" CULOTTES - newest city- country-campus fashion They look like a pleated skin but have all the easy-stepping an- vantages of panls. Easy-scw, bo smart. Printed Pattern 9359: Miss W Waist Sizes 24. 23. 28, 28, 30, 32, 34. Size 28 takes 3H Vards 45-lnch fabric. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this oatlcrn - add 10 cents . for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar. tin Medford Mall Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. 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Standard 28- gauge steel. IT'S SO EASY TO SHOP AND SAVE WHEN YOU "CHARGE" YOUR PURCHASES AT WARDS -' ".W.ii CARNIVAL QUEEN-Queen of the 5th annual Collegiate Win ter Carnival at Ml. Hood was Sherri Jenkins, a senior at Willamette University, Salem. She is from Portland. (UPI Telepholo) The Family Council Edltor'i Note: Th Family Council coniisli of a Judge, a psychia trist, three clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. Kach a rite In is a summary oi an actual case history. The Council reports on prob lems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors! (Copyrljht 1961 General Features Corp.) Francii T I want to move back to town so Vernon can be home early each day. Vernon T. I think I'm home the right amount. I en joy the suburbs. Francis T I love my hus band and I'm an old-fashioned believer in as much together ness as possible. But living way out here, with his busi ness in the heart of Manhat tan, cuts at least three hours a day off the time Vernon can spend with me and the chil dren. So I'm eager to move to the city. MAKES FBI LIST-Jack Wil- kerson, above, described as a heavily-armed and vicious holdup artist who has vowed not to be taken alive, has been added to the FBI's list of "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives." Wil kerson may be traveling with his wife, Azalea, who is said to carry two guns in a diaper bag and has allegedly vowed to resist arrest with her hus band and to kill herself If he s shot. Wilkerson is believed responsible for a siring of holdups in Tennessee and Georgia during the past sev eral months. (UPI Telephoto) Humane Society Sets Its Annual Meeting A dog award, work sum mary, annual report and elec tion of officers are scheduled for the annual meeting of the Southern Oregon Humane So ciety at Kim's restaurant at 8:30 p.m, Monday, March 6. Ail Interested persons are Invited to attend the meeting and no-host dinner. A humane society film Is scheduled to be shown. Those planning to altcnd should telephone KEystone 5-123S or SPring 2-2209. Women, Children To Be Hearing Topic Salem - w - A conference board looking into a stale wage and hour commission order Involving the employ ment of women and children in mercantile establishments will meet in Portland Thurs day. The meeting will start al 10 a.m. In room 38 of the state office building, The board makes recom mendations to the commis sion, headed by Mrs. Eugene S. Kelly. PEARSON APOLOGIZES Salem - (UP1I - Sen. Walter Pearson Tuesday made a public apology on the floor of the Senate to Rep. Edward J. Whelan for describing Whe- lan Monday as a labor lobby ist. We have a daughter, 10, and a son, 8, and we never all sit down to a meal together, ex cept Sundays. Vernon leaves before they get up, and by the time he returns they'ra engrossed In TV or homework. They can never pin, him down. . for a relaxed hour together. I believe we'd all be better" off in town. I grew up In New York and most of my friends are there. Besides, tha children would have the ad vantages of all those fine mu seums, libraries, and galleries; and Vernon could have mora family life. Vernon T I like It this way. One reason Frances and the kids love me so much, as she claims, is that they don't see me when I'm frothing at the mouth about my business. There's such a thing as too much togetherness, where peo ple see the cranky side of each other more than is neces sary. Besides, I like commuting. Usually I get a nice quiet hour to read my paper on the train, or I have an interesting chat with a fellow-commuter. I enjoy my friends in tha neighborhood, and our noma Is more spacious and comfort able than a city apartment would be. Also, Frances Is mistaken If she thinks I'd be home more in town quite the contrary. It would be a terrible tempta tion to jusl keep working at the office, since there's no train to catch, just the sub way. And I know I'd stop in to catch up over the week end, too. - The Council: It's hard to extract the real motives here, but It's evident that Frances wants more and more of some thing which Vernon wants less and less of, namely, fam ily-togetherness. But, as Ver non hints, after she gets what she wants she won't want ill He knows he's not the "to getherness type." Although Frances makes a good case for life In the metro polls, we agree that this par ticular family Is better off, for the present, dominated by Vernon's A.M. dash for tha 7:19. While the children can't have many joint projects with their father during the week, there's still Sunday. And tha brief evening glimpses and in terchanges may be no less than those in homes where Dad's around all day. If Ver non makes it a point to have some communion with his youngsters each day, a good relationship can be achieved. But the real Issue here, wa feel, is not country vs city life, but Frances vs. Vernon on how much of each other's company the other should have. It's true that the sub urbs keep mates apart. A French sociologist blames sub urban life for divorce, saying ..;atcs are deprived of each other's company because of the wife's community activi ties and the husband's com muting. However, a man Ilka Vernon who dreads over-do-mcsticallon, wouldn't ba around the house much in tha city, either. ; No, Vernon Is pleading tha case for sympathetic and ju dicious ."apartness," and ha has something there. Wo com mend to Frances's attention the ditto by Prof. Charles Frankel ot Columbia Univer sity: "The real secret of fam ily life Is a little scparateness. Few families have ever got along if their members did not occasslonally have a chance to be aloncj'
