Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 28, 1962, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text4 B MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1982 h ( r It. ' .... - , . i -r ,),(, x, V .J J f why lost Foe 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. limit Right Reserved ... No Sales to Dssler Fl 1 -3cl arts BIGY v 1 .fir lVLllU u Everything Baked BAKERY Right in the Stare ... Not Fresh Daily . . . Fresh Hourly ICED... LARGE SIZE ICE APPLE DONUTS "Loaded With Apples" (3 Try Them! DOZ. TJ FRENCH BREAD 1 r t Crustyl 15-oi. Delicious loaf HAMBURGER BUNS HOT DOG BUNS ONION BUNS BAR-B-Q BUNS STANDBY JUICE 46 oz. Tin Your Choice Tomalo Pineapple' Grapefruit Pineapple HEINZ 12 oz. Jar Hot Dog Relish Hamburger Relish Sweet Relish India Relish RELISH Your Choice ZEE DOUBLE 100 FT. ROLL Wax Paper ZEE 4-ROLL PKG. Toilet Tissue SUNSHINE HI-HO Crackers lO-oi. Pkg. CAMTALOUPE .... K.'Ty . . Jumbo . I 1 CHET'S Chicken, Beef, Turkey Meat Pies 4-89c SEA PACK, 14-0i. Pkg. Fish Sticks 49 MINUTE MAID Florid 6-O1. Tin Orange Juice 5,. 1 U-oi. 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TIN PREM LUNCHEON MEAT MADERA--GIANT OR BROKEN PITTED NO. 1 TIN RIPE OLIVES MARKET 3-LB. JAR STRAWBERRY JAM MARKET SL. OR HALVES 303 TIN PEACHES WHITE OR COLORED 100 COUNT PKG. PAPER PLATES ENRICHED-SLICED 22V2-0Z. LOAF F WHITE BREAD 4 1 Wfd for pkntct snrJ wtmgi fhferM plotati griff d sdjuitoUt Jrfit reeking Kfltghh Vnr Writing fndrviduol wMnqt tri furt o marl tne $ Pi mm ea. SPARKLER 20 ftc inch IV 1 f .1 ea. SPARKLER SPARKLER 12 b 25c h.,97c; Bang Roll Single Roll Swallow CAPS CAPS CAPS SWALLOW CAP GUN . 10c Ml TAKE RECESS Attorneys for Billie Sol Estes, from left John Coffer, Hume Coffer and John Dennison, leave Reeve, county courthouse at Pecos, Texas, during a brief recess in Ihe trinl. (UPI) The Family Council Kdtior'i nnie : The Family Council ronmti of a Judge, a phychlatrtit, three clercymen. three edttori end wumen'i editor. Kch Article ta a summary of a, family dlsacreement presented to the Council. The Coumil dealt with problemi, major and minor, encountered by gtiidanra counselor! and social workera. Edited 7 by Mrs. Alma Denny. Copyright by General Feature! Corp.) Gertrude R.-ls It coddling if a mother 00110118 boy who's unhappy? Sherman R.-He ihould learn lo take setbacks and defeats like a man. SKY-FLYER 29c 50-Star Flags C3P Girls' Summer WARDROBE Ores. $7.98 Sweater $5.98 Bouffant Slip $2.98 Panties $ .85 Purse $1.00 Swim Suit $5.98 Swim Cap $2.50 Beach Bag $3.98 Jamaica Set $3.98 NOTHING TO BUYI . . Just visit the Apparel Shop upstairs and reg ister your name and address! Drawing July 4 10 A.M. in the Apparel shop on the mezzanine. Winner's name will b posted on the mezzanine. B 10 o 29' 32x54" Plastic f ! I Flag 33 PIN WHEELS 10c HUGE SELECTION of CAP PISTOLS CAP RIFLES QOA Sl0 HOLSTER SETS wUle tn 180 gal Wire Wall WADINO $A87 POOL W Reg. $9.98 Elect. 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Human" she says: "Men coun- Gertrude H. -My husband selors might do well to re- and I disagree on how to memoer imu lor uu e ooys a i ,j i iiaiiuaiiarvc id auiiicbiiiico iaui iianuic nur o-yettr-uiu sun K0DAC0L0R FILM 120- Kodak Color 620- 1 27... Keg. $1.1J c COMPLETE SE.ECTPW CtS PtJlA! PII.W KODAK BLACK ft VWMHK FILM Enameled Steel 8mm mm mm With Cans 87c ZSl Splic. Your vi ItKivi.sl EDITO.r.nJER Kocfefc C Paaislntdti . Rg $12.95 8 Lionel, Sherman Is trying to toughen him and he makes fun of the child for crying, even when there's very good reason for tears, such as painful nil. "BiK boys don't cry," is all Lionel hears from his dad. I, on Ihe other hand, see nothing wrong with putting my arms around the child, drying his tears and saying a few words of comfort. Far from weakening him, I think I'm- adding to his strength that way. He feels fortified knowing there's someone be hind him, If he cries for no reason, like over a too-small portion or a too-early bedtime, I chime In with Sherman, of course, and tell him to pipe down. But there are times for sympathy, I Insist, Sherman R.-Wiist sort of world would this be if everyone went around belly aching over every little set back? There s nothing worse than a crybaby, especially when It's a big boy. I'm try ing to prepare Lionel for real manhood, where you swallow your feelings and go out and try again. If his mother had her way, Instead of getting over a disappointment fast and making a fresh stab, he'd dissolve in tears and with draw from all competition, If I catch Lionel crying be cause he wasn't chosen for the baseball game, I call him a baby and make him stop pronto. I don't want him to show what a sore loser he ia. But Gert gets him later. asks him how he feels and before long he s crying again She wants him to act "nat ural." Well, acting brave and manly should be natural, too. enough. Hurt feelings, humil iation are experienced as in tensely by boys as by girls. But its difficult to explain this to junior boys who heckle a cabinmate for cry ing because he Is homesick. . If a girl cries it s all right, but if a boy cries he's fre quently branded a sissy." We begin to appreciate now the role of grandmothers and other indulgent members ot the old-time household. They tendered the surreptitious pat of comfort, the shoulder to wecD on for anguished young ones. This didn't necessarily produce softies. It may well account for some of the well balanced adults who later 'stood up to" crushing odds. Both Gertrude and Sher man have their hearts in th. right olace toward Lionel. Their problem is to discern which hurts call lor a tougn response, and which a tender one. When in doubt, however, err on the side of tenderness, Sherman. Th. Council! To answer Sherman's question as to what sort of world we'd have If everyone revealed his true feelings, we'd say quickly, "A healthier one." Acting natural isn't acting. "Acting" brave and manly Is often pretense and cover-up. Apd psycho-log-iats agree that whatever is ploughed under will, In the Interests of self-preservation, seek an outlet. Thus If Sherman Insists that Lionel bite his quivering llo and hold back the merci ful release of tears, he must offer Lionel another way to dissolve strong feeling. Scold lng and mocking the child without also helping him leaves Lionel with double trouble. Gertrude's position of accepting Nature . way ol re vealing emotion, that Is through the flow of quick hot tears, is better in the long run than damming up the currents as Sherman would do. With regard to an adult'i proper attitude toward a boy's sobs, we cite the advice of Marie H.rtwlg, supervisor of Sfody Shows Father Rates More Gifts; Mother's Cost More New York - tUPD - Fathers get more presents than any body - which should consoia them while they dig in tneir jeans to pay for them. A study reported By a watch company shows that, contrary to general belief, more gifts are given on fa ther's day than mother's day. Mothers usually get some what more expensive pres ents, but in terms of number, of gifts, father'i day ranks next to Christmas and Blrtn days as the biggest gift oc casion of the year. SAILOR FACES CHARGES Boston -(IIW)- A sailor, who allegedly told a stewardess in New Orleans June 1 he had a bomb aboard a United Air lines plane bound for Boston, has agreed to return to New Orleans to face ch.rges. Th. ' FBI charged Selendonio Cota, 21, of Artesia, N.M., told the stewardess, "don't worTy, the bomb won't go off for an hour." Cota waived a hearing before U. S. Commissioner Peter J. Nelllgan here Tues day and was continued in $1,000 ball. TURN To Pagt 3A SaveS