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Tribune ANDY MEDFORDe SECTION B JvlEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGES 1 to 8 rrr LU1 WARE HO U si Stl 4HhaHbpiD!iinix' 1 nip 1 imFi-FTrf iV 'Mf-jKflM g$i"25 WJHC HiMLlET XQ299 JS..:J UIMLIII f;.iSJf Aff.'.J IIIDU KT I.-.-': I M r.T-T jmiMIIHll.HU.Mi-'l'f:M.MHM.llllt:.l rll'l,l!lj.J!ll.l'IJ:l:lM!llllM.ll.l!ll:ll.Bl A Diamond Is Forever Easy Terms It's a Golden Moment when... you give a Graduation BULOVA DIAMOND PRISCILLA Two fiery diamonds in a beautifully fashioned . watch. 17 jewels. $39.95 QKNATHD The executive look tap level In performance TERMS but not In price. 17 Jewels, shock-resistant. $35.75 EASY FREE WATCH! With the purchase; of any $49.50 watch in the store. Andy will aive you a FREE watch with a 2-year factory guarantee. GOLD-FILLED Jewelry Sale Quality GOLD-FILLED JEWELRY at unheard of prices! Pierced and unpierced earrings, necklace sets, necklaces and pins reduced! ' VALUES AS HIGH AS $29.50-NOW c $499 $099 99 1 $099 ,Syj99 g AND Larae Parkina Lot at Our r run near cmrantv YOUR FAMILY STORE 218 EAST MAIN Parker Woods ff 'i i ii in--" i i - ni" ' -"- ON WAY HOME Two heavilv-bearded country but they did pick up a pair of husky brothers from Norfolk, Va., are shown at pups. They made the long trek with less Minneapolis on their way home from what than $10 and a lot of faith in the goodwill began as an Eastern vacation trip, without of gas station operators and roadside restau- funds, to Alaska. Doug, left, and Steve rants. - Lewis didn't find their fortune in the north ' (UPI Telephoto) Future of Vending Machine Business Said To Be Wide Open 8V HENRY J. BECHTOLD UPI Financial Editor- ; New York-IUPI-Vending in America has come a' long way in 75 years, yet its future is as wide open as outer space. Progress continually is being made as quickly as new tech no logical and marketing ad vances can be put into prac- Bechtold tical use. Many of man's needs now are being dispensed by vend ing machines. Not only do they serve hot and cold foods and beverages, but also run the gamut of such items as de tergents! , soft goods, hard goods, patent' medicines,' toi letries, periodicals, insurance policies,, fish bait, etc. And the time is near when most everything a man needs will be dispensed through ven dors. Each day, 70,000 Americans buy at least one meal through vending machines. And in 40 per cent of U.S. industrial plants vending machines now are the only source of food and beverage for people on the job. Major Breakthrough One of the major techno logical breakthroughs respon sible for getting the industry in full stride after World War II was the automatic coffee The Family Council Editor's Note: Thi Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychia trist, three clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. Each article- Is a summary or an actual case history. The council reports on prou lems Uiat havr boen deall with by responsible agencies and counselors. (Copyright 1961 Genera) Features Corp.) - Ruth M.-He has a perpetual chip on his shoulder. Randolph M.-I see , things in their true light, not through rosy glass. Ruth M.-I'm worried about Randy. He seems to consider everyone his enemy and hard ly gives them a chance to prove themselves a friend. His hackles are up when I say hello to a new neighbor, a new member "of our church, or newcomers (through mar riage) into our family circle. ' It never dawns on him that these may be fine, unselfish people. He groans to me, "Now what? See what this feUow will try to get out of me!" And his conversation, even with -me, is cutting and sarcastic. Why is he afraid to relax? Why is everyone such a threat in his eyes? It's true that eventually he comes to trust a few people, up to a point. But he misses so much joy by being so narrow and unfair. - Randolph M.-The trouble with Ruth is that she's a babe in the woods. She doesn't real ize that most people are out to get you. And while neither of us is from Missouri, I like to be shown that new ac quaintances are okay. Until I know them well, Im on guard. I don't let people get away with anything. Ruth lent her brother one of our cameras and told him he could keep it a year, since we have an other. That's not the point. Suppose we needed it mean while? He can buy his own. He's the type who would have auietly kept it, anyway Ruth wouldn't ask for it back, so I did. I'm no sucker. I face facts. Ruth lives in a ! dream world. . The Council: "Once burned, twice cautious," they say. But Randolph acts as though everybody's a potential flame thrower! The roots of such unreasoning hostility undoubt edly go back to embittering experiences in his childhood. Unable to "get back at" par ents, teachers, or other tor mente'rs. Randolph now reacts to everybody else as though j he must beat them to the ' punch. Ruth is doing him a good service to put the spotlight on this dangerous pattern of behavior. It's all 'right to go through life with boxing gloves on when the adver saries are "conditions" - so ranee, and disease. But when a "man is constantly battling his fellow man as a matter of habit, he is threatened with eventual mental illness, called paranoia, or "delusions of per secution." , ' A 1 simple point at which Ruth can start to help Ran dolph is with his sarcasm. He may not be aware of the cruelty of his remarks about others. Many angry men con sider their comments humor ous, "just kidding," wise cracks, whereas they are wantonly hurtful. Real humor has a certain sympathy and gentleness within it. But Ruth can remind Randolph to hold back the "jokes" which ' are part of his arsenal of retalia tion against society.. Randolph's fear of being "taken" may need the deep probing of a therapist to bring him to the point where he no longer sees steel knuckles behind every hand shake, and a wasp in every nosegay. His insecurity has him viewing things upside down. It's he, more than Ruth, who's in the dream world, and the dreams are distorted indeed. Else, why prize a spare camera above the good will of a brother? machine invented" and market ed in 1946 by Lloyd K. Rudd and K. Cyrus Melikan. Last year the coffee seg ment of the industry dispens ed 1.5 billion cups of coffee through 100,000 machines, with gross sales of about $175 million. The spectacular growth of the coffee vending business has led the entire industry to unprecedented progress and success. There are about 150 vend ing machine manufacturers in the nation. But the trend now is to acquire and merge, slim ming down the ranks of the manufacturers. A similar trend is taking place at the operating level. The people in these firms are the specialists in the industry t hey purchase ' machines, place them in operation and service and supply them. , The results of these acquisi tions and mergers should be reflected in better quality and quantity of equipment that will be made available to serve more products to more products to more people in more locations more econom ically. . ' New Devices Introduced Recently several new de vices were introduced that have helped accelerate the in dustry's growth. One is an automatic bill changer that will accept a dollar bill and give the correct change. It re jects counterfeits. A new fresh brew machine developed by Rudd and Meli kian dispenses individual cups of coffee, each brewed direct ly from pods of fresh ground coffee in six seconds. Another of their develop ments is a microwave oven that can cook 9 frozen ham burger on a bun in 15 seconds while it is still wrapped in wax paper on a paper plate. There is a new machine that dispenses soft drinks with crushed ice in paper cups, and there are many machines in various stages of development that give promise of even greater things. FOOD PRICES UP San Francisco - (UPI) Re tail food prices in Portland rose 0.6 per cent in March, according to the U. S. Depart ment of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. Where do you stay in PORTLAND? AT THE HEATHMAN with FREE, garage parking Staying at a Heathman Hotel in Portland now makes more sense than ever . . . That's because Heathman rates now start at just $5 plus "bonus" Free covered . parking in Heathman's own garage! ... . Add this to all the attractions for which Heathman is known: Central location, wide range of choice accommodations, three famed restaurants, including the exotic Aloha room. Now, more than ever before, staying at home-owned, home-managed Heathman Hotels is good business great pleasure! , . ' . . For reservations, write or wire: Telephone CA8-5262 Portland, Oregon 350 HOTPOINT APPLIANCES MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE The Hotpoint Factory has authorized the state area Distrib utors to Liquidate Immediately th e Entire Portland Ware house stock. Sale Continues Until Warehouse Is Liquidated. Medford Southern Oregon Distributors Offer their share of this stock to Rogue Valley Customers at Close-out Prices. yJf iiJ Pass RANGES HOTPOINT WASHERS With Cal-Ore Allowance Reg. SALE 30" SIZE, Large Oven $-J $f Q Deluxe 30" Pushbutton OOQ95 lilQ Automatic. aC&V 14 V TOP OF THE OOQ95 9RQ LINE 30".. .... Owf fcVll Big Oven Automatic OOQ95 IRQ 39" Pushbutton ... LsW IwJJ Deluxe Automatic Double A JTA9S 01 Q Oven, Pushbutton Ovw m I V All Porcelain Fully Automatic Agitation type , 2-Speed, 3 Cycle, Lint Filter Reg. 199 239 95 $ 95 2-Speed, 3 Cycle Deluxe Super Deluxe New Styling Super Deluxe Touch Command ... HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS Full Span Touch Command . 259 299 339 399 95 95 95 SALE 149 179 199 229 269 319 '229 ' - Reg. SALE Deluxe Small Family Size. Some in pink, yellow, brown t in limited quantity In brown, white, pink, turquoise, yellow; limited quantity; left hand door, 9 cu. ft. Deluxe Square look, 28" wide, full width AQQ95 vegetable crisper. jyj 1 1 Cu.. Ft. New Square look available in yellow, OCfi9 pink and brown vv Compact Two-Door Auto- " . matic Defrost, 28" wide. OOQ95 Large true freezer OmW Top of the Line DeLuxe Upside Down Freezer, 14 JZQA9 Cu. Ft., 165 lb. Freezer .... ... QOv 95 $4IA 169 189 249 389 BI6 VALUE-NO SPILL ICE CUBE fft TRAYS W SPECIALLY PRICED JIQ5 CUSTOM COOKER HOTPOINT DRYERS Automatic Dryer, 110V or 220V... Automatic Dryer Speed Flow .'. Reg. $4 AA95 HOTPOINT FREEZERS 1 Speed Flow with Wash and Wear .. Large Family Size Upright Freezer SALE Reg. 199" 179 Deluxe Comb. Chest and Upright 18 Cu Ft. Large Chest Type Freezer Top of the Line Chest 26 Cu. Ft. 449 379 579 95 95 95 359 239 429 De Luxe Speed Flow De Luxe Touch Command . 3-Cycle Drying 169 199 209 239 269 299 95 95 95 95 95 SALE 129 149 179 199 219 239 DISHWASHERS 52 GALLON WATER SO50 HEATERS 3) With Cal-Ore Allowance VT!v oil ort ' Reg, Full size Mobile Portable with maple top Super Deluxe Twin Jet water flow, Portable Free Standing maple top . Deluxe Under Counter . '299 379 95 PRICES GOOD IN BOTH STORES ?799S mm m w ; -f y T' 1 Deluxe Under QflI95 ' . I Counter! wil4 SALE 199 278 169 239 PRICES GOOD IN BOTH STORES! NO MONEY DOWN! TERMS EASILY ARRANGED IN MEDFORD 132 South Central Phone SP 2-9677 IN GRANTS PASS 409 S. E. Sixth St. ' Phone GR 9-3663 One Year Service with Every Appliance Warehouse Parts Stock Factory Trained -. Servicemen cial pviU UU ofwertv, ijmo. 1
