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Beginners' Star Instantly Yours! SECTION B PA GTS ltok Medford Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1961 The Family Council Editor'! Note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychia trist, three clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. Each article IS a lUmmirV At actual -B hlttniv Th. r-l,n..ll nnrt nFnK. lenis that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. liopyngnc isei ueneral Features Corp.) " Turn scraps into STARS! Choose a galaxy of light and dark colors for this cozy quilt. : Starred for success! Even a beginner can make this easy-to-piece five patch quilt. Pat tern 7222: charts, patch pat terns; yardages for single, double beds. - Send THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern - add JO cents for each pattern for lst-elass mailing. Send to Al ice Brooks care of Medford Mail Tribune Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chel sea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. JUST OUT! Our 1961 Nee dlecraft Book. Over 125 de signs for home furnishings, for fashions-knit, crochet, em broider, weave, sew, quilt -toys, gifts, bazaar items. FREE -six designs for popular veil caps. Quick-send 25c TODAY. Lodge To Sponsor Poster Contest Emil Johnson, chancellor commander of Talisman lodge, Knights of Pythias, has been notified by Ray O. Kaser, grand secretary of the Knights of Pythias of Oregon, that the Order will sponsor a High way Safety Poster contest in Medford and Crater High schools. Two divisions of the contest are held one for students In the freshman and sopho more years, and one for stu dents in junior and senior classes. A grand prize winner will be chosen for the best poster in both of these divi sions. The contest closes May 1. Further details are available through the local lodge. Charles A. Lasher. 2810 El liott St., SPring 2-8702, is con test chairman. In a "new dress" mood? Stitch up this gay house 'n' garden style in just a few Hours. No waist seams it's all straight-away sewing. Choose checks, prints, or sun ny solid colors. Printed pattern 9158: Miss es' sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 3 yards 45-inch fabric. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th st., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. AD DRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 100 Fashion Finds - the best, newest, most beautiful Printed Patterns for Spring Summer, 1961. See them all in our brand-new Color Cata log. Send 35c now! Medford Student Makes Dean's List Gerald Richard Walter, a senior in economics, is among 170 students who have achiev ed academic distinction at the University of California, San ta Barbara, during the past semester. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walter, 1242 Bens lane, Medford. The Dean's honor list, pub lished each semester by the UCSB Dean of Students, in cludes those who have earned a B-plus or better average in their academic work. Walter earned a 3.68 grade point average in a 4.0 grade system. PlTTSI tuRGH Paints WALLmut UUNItdl in Prizes rtpsrv 0ver MOO Prizes 5H5lL GRAND PRIZE -2 RAMBLERS! AMERICAN CONVERTIBLl A NO STATION WAGON IlIHIliM 6 Rambler Americans 90 to lucky winners two of then to the winner of the Grand Prize, which could easily b yowl I HARDMAN Duo PLAYEt-PIANOS 1 1 HIVCO iullt-ln RIFDIGiltATOI-nitZIlt H SPIED OWEN WASHIK-DRTIM 14 WISTINOHOUSI Deluxe Automat IIICTMC IAMOIS 41 StTS OF WINFI1LO CHINA 400 MIIKIR Leather HANObAOJ 500 lleitrU SUPRtMl KNIFI SHAXPIMItS Hert s AD Yo Do fo Win I Just writ in 25 words or lets why yov Gke to point with Pittsburgh WAlLHIDE Wot! Point or Enamel and attach the name WAUHIDE from label of any Wallhide con. Pittsburgh Paint STORE 1 West Sixth Street, Medford Ina Z. - H wants to decide everything, even how long my hair should be. Fred Z. - I'm the one who has to look at her, and I know what I like. e Im Z. - It may lound silly to be complaining that my Lenten Message By RICHARD CARDINAL CUSHING Archbishop of Boston (Written for UPI) The holy season of Lent is a time of prayer and penance in commemoration of the pas sion and death of Our Blessed Lord. He suffered and died for our sins. We all had a part in His agony in tjie Gar den of Gethsemane, in His crucifixion and in all the phases of the tragedy of Cal vary. He died for the sins of all mankind. We are not guiltless of His passion and death. During the holy season of Lent we are expected to make reparation for our guilt and to pledge our loyalty to Christ and Him crucified by avoid ing sin in the future. The test of our sorrow for sin is our purpose of amendment. Personal sanctification, al though a tremendously per sonal thing, does not exclude our resnonsihilities as nur brother's keeper. We must 1 love our neighbor as ourself. Everyone today is our neighbor. We, the followers of Christ, in the free and prosperous land of America should prac tice during the Lenten season poverty of spirit, the abandon ment of luxury; we should follow the way of the cross, and a program of total detach ment from the materialism of our day. This is the only proof we can give to the world that we are not part of the ma terialistic philosophy of the times, that Americans are not money-mad and without spirit ual ideals. We belong to a nation under God. Our traditions are root ed in the knowledge and love of God. But God's ways are not our ways. We carry the cross of Christ or we wear the dollar sign of luxury. During the present Lenten season we must prove to the world by deed and not rhetoric, that we live to work for God and neighbor. That is freedom. We do not work to live. That is slavery. Lent is a challenge to live to work for God; for our sanctification and for our neighbors, i.e., for those in greatest need. Legion Post To Observe Birthday American Legion Post in Medford will hold its annual birthday party Saturday, March 18 at 6 p.m. in the legion home at 404 Walnut st. The event will mark the 43rd anniversary of the leg ion. Members of the legion aux iliary will present a birthday cake to Commander Granvil Brittsan and will serve the dinner. They will also intro duce the local essay contest winner. Dave Foote, Central Point, who attended Boys' Nation in Washington, D.C., will speak to the group on his exper iences while there. Keegan Townsend, Legion athletic director, will tell of the American Legion Junior Baseball program. The main speaker of the evening will be Dr. Frank Haines, professor of history at Southern Oregon college who will tell the history of the American Legion. Entertainment will be pro vided by the McLoughlln Jun ior High school orchestra. Jennings Pierce will act as master of ceremonies. husband is too attentive, too adoring, too admiring, but I'm beginning to feel like Liza Doolittle in "Pygmalion." Fred is "making me over" and in love with his results. I've gotten used to his cor recting my speech. He likes "Yes" instead of "Yeah." I've even welcomed his jacking me up when my grammar slips, or my posture slumps. And I defer to his judgment in mat ters of eye shadow, bathing suits, spike heels. I even give him the final say when I buy a hat, though I walk- around town sometimes looking like George Washington. Fred likes tricornes. But now I'm rebelling. For some reason Fred has a "thing" about long hair on a woman. He's a commercial artist and illustrates stories for the magazines. You'll notice that all his heroines wear their Jjair down to the waist or up' in chignons. But this heroine is sick of it. Yet Fred goes into shock when 1 broach a haircut for me. Fred Z. - Ina will admit that I have taste, good taste. The highest proof of it is that I selected her as "my phan tom of delight." And each day I'm more certain that my choice was justified. As an artist, I have develop ed certain standards. I try not to impose these dogmatically on Ina. But maybe I'm a bit like " 'enry 'iggins" in the play, because I've usually been able to persuade Ina that following my ideas can bring her new confidence and new satisfactions. She hasn't gone wrong yet. In selecting her hats, I've saved her from looking like a cartoon. Ina has little sales resistance. I strengthen her. But having her soft, flow ing tresses cut off would break my heart. I'm one of those husbands who never had a sister and always longed to have a really feminine woman in my home. Let the men have the haircuts. - The Council: Unshorn locks may have been part ofr the strength of Samson and Her cules, but they're Fred's "weakness!" - on' ladies, that is. He equates that crowning glory, the sort you can run : your hand through and through and through (and maybe never get it out of), with the essence of woman hood. When the luxuriant, shining abundance is part of his adored wife, this proud husband doesn't want to yield an inch, I want more of her, not less, he'll say, fending off ! the barber! ! But to Ina, the long hair i is a bore. It's heavy and its ; upkeep is a burden. Shampoos ! become engineering projects, ! involving unsnarling and' currying. ; The decision here should be Ina's. Is she a woman or a 1 mannequin? It's her hair, it bothers her, she'd like to try ' it short. Let us suggest that Fred shift his concentration from his wife's physical attributes to her other womanly charms, one of which will be this newly-formulated "spirit" to speak up for what she wants. No doubt Ina has a full com plement of wiles to bring to bear upon Fred to help him forget the dear departed braids and chignons! One of these may well be a chic Jacqueline coiffure. If, ex post facto, they're both miserable over the shear ing, the misery is eminently remediable. As any barber with a broom can tell them, there's plenty more where that came from. ENDS HOSPITAL STAY West Los Angeles IIP1I Comedian Mel Blanc was scheduled to leave UCLA Medical Center today, nearly two months after he was in jured critically in an auto crash. Blanc, the voice of Bugs Bunny and scores of oth er cartoon characters, will re cuperate at his home. Oregon Mutual Insurance Company LELAND CLARK Agency 27 Yean in One Location Personalized Service 15 Savings Over 60 Years 7 North Bartlett Phone SP 2-4646
