Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 01, 1962, Image 36

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Newspaper Page Text:,1 1 8 D SUNDAY. JlTbY U l"9M MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD. OREGON Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo The bazaar committee WORKED LIKE D06S BEFORE.DURIKJS AND AFTER THE NEI6MBOR- HCOD AFFAIR- So WMO 6ETSHER PICTURE IM THE PAPER AND TAKES ALL THE BOWS?SOM DAME WHO : HASN'T . LIFTED A. FINGER ' T5? J( 3) i I HAvENY V. OU.WEU-A PCYiTaP UPD SEEN MV KIDS fV IT'S FOB A V. THE WINNING V S7. A . tioiniT r NUMBER WILL BE lSomvSx I DRAWN 6V THAT 6REAT H7 rrsAREAL.Yjg 6 4 LADV OP SOCIE7V WHO ) V PLEASURE-- V iSOCIETV A SO UNSTINTINOLV 6IVES L cjT'VT" PAGETil' V SO MUCH OF HERSELF 1 1 ife--vrl Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. WATKINS IReaiitai and Tribuna Syndicata 1962) Pity lha Poor Graan Frog, Ha'a So Near-Sighttd If he would avoid that emp ty feeling in his stomach for considerable periods of time he must train himself to make snap-judRments. Being terribly near-sighted, the little green frog on the lily pad never sees a flying insect until it is within a very few inches of his face. He may be able to hear it coming -at least be alerted by an ap proaching hum or buzz, and set himself for the tongue flip. Stupid as he is, he mut nevertheless realize that any hug close enough to be grab bed is going to be traveling The Family Council Editor' nnla: Tha Family rnitnrll cnoillti nf a JudE. a phychiatrlit, Itirae elrrcvmen, thrfr" cdltora and a womfn's rrlitnr. fcarh artlrla ! a lummary of a family dlttaarrrmcnl prearnlrd to the Council. The Council dealt with prnblemi, maj.tr and mlnnr, encountered by guidance counselors and aorlaj workers, fcdlted by by Mra. Alma Denny. (Copyright by (ieneral t'eaturea Corp.) Brian V. I'd get hlghpr marks it I cheated like the others. V Mil, D. V His honesty Is more important than his marks. a Brian V. I'm In the sixth grade and we're in the middle of final exams right now. Last week I got only 65 in a lest on South America and my best friend, Steve, got BO. But he cheated. He used a "gyp iheet" that was being paseed around and added to It him- e.lf. Some of the kids who fcot high marks had even writ- ten things on their hands and fingers ahead of time, things Jike the initials of capital cities. Our teacher believes in the honor system. Sh doesn't! watch . very closely. In act ahe goes in and out of the cipal. But my husband says room during a teal. I really not to. He jays Brian may be Sieve. I ran show (hem when I take the arithmetic final. Mrs. B.V. We have always taught Brian to he honest. Now that he's faced with temptation, now that he sees dishonesty go unpunished, he ; very upset. And because nf the teacher's laziness, I'm hav ing a very hard time explain ing to Brian why he should stay on the side of rectitude no matter what. It's not only unfair, it's criminal that iiar like Steve will graduate with all kinds of honors when he'a the most "dishonorable boy I know. While I reiterate to Brian that we won't worry about his marks, so long as he hones up on his notes and knows his stuff, I'm templed to gf to school and report this ex amination farce to the prin atudied last week and I'll bet I know more about South America than Steve does. But it won't show on my report card. I've told my parents that I can get 90s if I act like exaggerating and I'll only make 'unnecessary trouble. But I want Brian to get a fair deal. a Tha Council: Thanks lo a Try and Sfop Me By BENNETT CERF- GAMPtJS COMEDY: J. A nearsighted lady pointed lo a round object at Cambridge supermarket and inquired, "la that the head cheese you're advertising?" "No, madam," replied the Harvard clerk politely. "That's his as sistant." 2. A group ciE "sidewalk superintend ents" were 'watching a new building go up in Austin, Texas, when a . luscious co-ed, clad in a tight blue serge dress, ambled by. For a mo ment ailenoe reigned while all eyes turned irom one type of eon-" struction to the other.. Then a learned T. U. senior, piped tip, "It'll never work, men. Too many moving; parts!" 3. Visitor: rhrre run I pet hold rr your sisterj Little- Boy: I wouldn't know. She's UtkliUt all over. In pre-TScnolutionary days, a lowly clerk wola Itita Viler to a friend: "I contemn the Krov'linir and condition ot a rlerk, to which my fortune condemns me. Willingly would I riik my lito though not my character to exalt my elation. 1 wish lliet a was a War!" There wan a war, of twurae, and the writeiJa station was in deed exalted. The writer was Alexander Hamilton. a At a convention in Chicago, a magioinn whispered to tlie toast master, "Bom, I've got a great Bi t for you. Out ct (lie air I pick two hundred tishtetl cigar. -puff on them, ntiii then mvallmv them.'" "You mean to nay you awallnw two humlred limited cijrara?" challenged thei tna.itma.Tter. "iNotlung to it," alirussrd lie magirion. "I buy 'em wholesale.' O 13U. try Bennett Orrf. Watrlbuted hi Kins Fctiirra E ndVala laissez-faire teacher, Brian is getting an early introduction to disillusionment. He is ready to conclude that there's no percentage, literally, in go ing straight. The percentage seems to have gone lo Sneaky Steve. But not really, Brian. Not when knowledge, rather than trickiness, is required. And not when you're face to face with the high-type leaders you 11 meet throughout life men who can smell integrity a mile off and will know you're genuine after the first hello These early dishonesties leave their mark on kids like Steve wnncver can trip mm up snort now will be doing him a lifelong favor, Mrs. V. may he the person, but we advise her to discuss this "in gen eral" with the teachers or principal, not to name names Brian may have his facts wrong. Mrs. V. must be rare ful.not to "snitch" but mere ly to alert. ic noisier Hrian, may we remind him that man is cre ated w.ilh some sort of built- in thermostat" which makes him feel wonderful when he's done the right thing, the kind thing, and makes him Itch and squirm when he's been cowardly, pelly and mean. Some call is Conscience,. Those who habiluallv disre gard the little "jigger," who try to silence it, rnme to no good. Brian is lucky that he. as well as his parents, listens to it with complete respect. ing the teacher remiss. But we venture to hope that the final term marks will be based upon more lhan this carelessly administered test. Class work, dav-by-riav re ports and especially unan nounced oral tesls are usual ly averaged in to arrive at a rating. The honor system does not Line Divine SIZES L'.'jli fast, even if it really isn't go ing anywhere. So, in that small fraction of a second, the frog must make his decision - to grab or not to grab. Chances are he can't smell the intended prey. He must, at the very last minute, depend on his far - from - perfect eyesight. When he makes up his mind and sends the message to his brain, it must return the command to open the mouth, aim and flip out the sticky tongue. It would be ridiculous to suppose that a frog would realize that occasionally oth er things, aside from eatable bugs, might come whizzing past. He probably has, some time or other, grabbed onto something that was not in. tended to be frog-food. In his limited experiences he must have grabbed a bee or a wasp and found he had ' made a painful mistake. Willingly he wouldn't do that the sec ond time. Nature has helped him a little. His eyesight is so bad he does not. see the clouds overhead, the pond lily a 123-47-61 (469-70.80-84 TAuaus 0- APR. 21 I -J MAY 21 VT 5-17-24-3 star gaxe:r0 By ILiI s. PULLAN' GEMINI MAY r y JUNE 22 10-1 2-31 57-66-79-851 canc ta f aaS JUNeB -09-56-3a4 sy65-78 87-8 uo . JUtY2i l.Axl 23 - -7 I Ail 50-59-7: VMCO ill AUG. 2 lM SET. 22 H 15-33-48 53 Ni -'60-77-81 Your Daily Activity GukJ Act ot ding to tn Ston. To aVve I op-message for Sunday, reod word ar respond ing to numbers of your Zodioc torth sign. 1 Msl I Dan( A New h Mod itEt R "easibit A 10 An 1 1 Financial 2 A:trOCMv i jj Concern 14 Pformm lb An IrS'.houlfi 1 7 trnort 1 P.eterH 1 9 '.omtotm '.) A.OKti IJ? 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