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r FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1062 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON I V MAY 21 W34.39-.4S WVooJt-80-891 STAR. GAZER? MAR. 22, MMIM MAV 22 CANCH JUNE 23 JULY 23 14.17.91.3.4 uo fQ JULY 24 AUG. 23 3M 1-18-28 38 SJ 68-72-81 -8a VMOO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 4- 6-16-24 54 1 -77-78 -Br CLAY R.POLLAN- M Your Doty Adm'ty Guide M f According to the 5fon. To develop men'-age for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers ct your Zodiac birth iign. 1 Lork 31 You 61 OirH ? Sft.eicnt ."? Da- ? Cu'vi 3Ttw .''iOaick MVV.tt. 4 Tt ?i ' houM ftJ bo'jf &Tr' 1 35 Po'fnfsriip ftb Crwrxrotrvf ftCimci ."filet DftVour 7 PcftortnoftCt 37 PA 38 Avoid 9 Nw ?9Th 40 QuaMy 41 Witn 4:Mx 4i Of 44 Way ' 4b And 46 Lood 47 AlOuriH 4 3 UiPport SOTa 51 Let h2Vou Si InMucnltol h4 Freiy 10 Public 11 B. 13 Mottr l4Toda' lrA. ,1 7 A jpKlB 18 A,ft 19 Upita 20 ittm 21 Fovor 2?- Your 23 Davahor 2- L.nd 25 Lwtg 26 Snrirj. ?7 ioc.Qi 28 To ::vvv.t 30 V'or N5 Prompt .9 PfOfU fepGood (K) Ad verse 70 And 7 1 Your 7? Dontags 7 CfO"ii 74 Horrrnviv' 75 Activities 76 Work 77 'Jiils.tr ?a Todo 79 :cmcioI 60 F 8. Or 82 On iCiof fif SrvjrtMt fit) hittt JTToo fif Soo.la9 f 9 O0Toim ) Neutral LMU ZtPT.lX r--r OCT. 23 il.J- S25 44-47, 135-69-84-85 OCT. fOV. 1.15 30 56 41 162-70-83-861, tASITTAIIUI NOV. 21 J I DEC 22 J LM-33-S-60yO IV. JJ CAWCOtN DfcC. 23 JAN. 20 VX AOUAIIUS .an. 2i i J7.3?a2(V 54-63-73 sS eucis H9 Y. i-U-JO-WfC- 9 52.82-87VS.;j The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council consists or a Jud(e, a phvcnlatrlitt, three clergymen, three edltori and a women's edltnr. Kach article la autnmary of m family disagreement preaented to Uie Council. The Council deala with problem!, major and minor, encountered by guldanra counaelora and social workeri. Kdited by by Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) Joanna F.-He doesn't have to leave me alone as much as he does. Clarle F-She doesn't have the least concept of what I'm up against. Jaanna F.-I'm 39, Clark is 33 ar.d we've been married seven years. After losing two infants during childbirth, we were able to have two more. They're fine, sturdy toddlers, now, a boy of 3 and a little girl of 18 months. Naturally I don't have an easy time of it, especially at my age. If ever a wife needed her hus band around regularly I do right now. But Clark lives only for his job. He eats it, drinks it, breathes it, dreams it, talks it exclusively. I can be flat on my back with both kids screaming for attention, but one phone call from his office and he's off to New York or Canada. The children barely know him. I tell him he's helling on the wrong horse. He'll regret neglecting us. Clark F.-This comes of mar rying a spoiled darling. Jeanne has never really been out in the world. She went directly from a sheltered life under her father's roof to a brief marriage with a rich playboy. This was annulled and she lived with her indulg ent parents until her marriage to me. I was deceived as to her maturity, despite her be ing older than me. She sulks and pouts like a 4-year-old over things I can't control. A true helpmate would under stand my side of our diffi culties. I gave up college to get an early start on a career with a wonderful corporation which rewards hard work quickly. Although I started as a salesman, I now manage the training department. This takes lots of thought. Since I can't get any work done at home, due to the kids' and Jeanne's fretting, I use the company offices wherever 1 happen to be. Tha Council: Anyone with half an eye can see the trou ble here. But Jeanne and Clark aren't opening that half. They're each too en grossed in their own little bills of complaint to recall that marriage means reaching out to lighten the load and brighten the road for some one else. Clark thinks Jeanne should be content that he's en route toward a higher salary and she should put no roadblocks -like companionship and help -in his way. And Jeanne thinks Clark's life is a snap compared to hers, which is anchoied In the home port by chores, child care and lone liness. At present, home to Clark is somewhere to send his check and then, a place to flee. But since a home is more than a building with front and back lawns, his check is on the way to being marked "insufficient funds," Home is a relationship requiring more than dutiful hellos, good-byes, and letters. And in the guise of "ambitiousncss," a young father like Clark may be burying himself in a frenzy of work to escape from home responsibilities he dreads. He figures, mistakenly of course, that increased dollar earnings will make up for shortchang ing his family in the husband hood and parenthood depart ments. But Jeanne has made the situation worse than it need be by her sandstorm of self pity. True, she's been through a lot. Possibly, in view of her age and child-bearing dif ficulties, she needs more household help and gobs of reassurance as to her attrac tiveness to her husband. The former can be provided by paid houseworkers if not by Clark: the latter must come only from him. Where's her empathy to ward Clark, however? Here's a guy, who competing with college men, feels he must run fast Just to stay in one place. Insecure, he spends nerve-wracking days figuring ways to go beyond the call of duty in order to impress his employers. Jeanne could at least help him do the figur ing at home, by providing a peaceful retreat there at cer tain hours. Here, though, Is our big brainstorm for this pair: Beg, borrow, steal, or hire a baby sitter. Take Jeanne along, Clark, on your next business trip. This will accomplish at least three big things, all good: Jeanne will see for her self what stiff competition you're up against. She'll have a therapeutic respite from child care. And you and she can enjoy a touch of the old togetherness. SATURDAY SPECIAL HAMBURGER With All of tha Trimmings 9C Open Until 11:30 TORNADO BOWL In the Oakdale Market Two-Way Treat t' 'V l Attention Eagles! FREE DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 21 THE RANCHEROS Eaglet and Guests Welcome DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE GOLD HILL GRANGE Muiic by VIC FLOOD WAYNE SHIELDS & tha Rhythm Masters Refreshments Served AM Ivenina Check Room Free The Biggest Band . . . The Best Dance! Everyena Welcoml SATURDAY NITE 9 Till 1 A.M. DANCING OASIS h EAGLE POINT -10-12 9308 t!i: In HTi UTiJrtTi Button magic turns one apron Into two! Wear with bib for cooking - without for smart serving. Easy-sew. Printed Pattern B30R: Miss es' Sizes Small (10. 121; Me dium 114, Hi); Large lift. 21)). Medium size apron and bib take 2't yards 33-lnrh. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for this pattern -add 10 tents for each pattern for flrsl-cliiss mall. Send to Mar Ian Martin, Medford Msil Tribune. Pattern Dept., 2.12 West lBth SI, New York II. NY Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Extra Big Summer Pattern Catalog -over Wfl styles for all sizes, occasion. Send 3.V Lots of Fun and Excitement for Young and Old JAY STOUGH and the Dixie Drifters Y'all Cornel COME ONE-COME ALL Saturday, July 21 DREAMLAND Dane in Cool Comfort Mac's Country Boys fteaular band will be plavlne, this week. Refreshments Ketreshments M ' - Served r--J F CT5 V1 Mut.e thai everyone can dance ( Sr a.- . J. "" Grange Notes Pomona Grange) ! Jackson County Pomona Grange will meet at the Grif fin Creek Grange hall Satur day, July 28 at 8 p.m. The speaker for the eve ning will be Robert D. Heffer nan, Medford attorney, and campaign chairman of the 1962-63 United Crusades drive. NAMED POLICE CHIEF Vancouver, Wash.- Wt -Ed Mayo, assistant police chief since 1933, has been named chief. . Pittsburgh - lUPli - A local drive-in movie today offered this enticing double bill -"Paradisio" and "Portrait of a Sinner." A rival theater countered with "Premature Burial" and "The Horizontal Lieutenant." TIMBER ROOM CAFE 5 SOUTH RIVERSIDE Complete LUNCHES . Complete DINNERS . 75c UD 1.00 up Featuring from 5 to 10 p.m. MEXICAN FOODS STEAKS A You Like Them Hours 5 A.M. to 10 P.M. Take Home a Gallon of ROOT BEER OR COKE a gallon 50' Saturday & Sunday Only STATISTICS STUDIED - George Brercton, left, deputy di rector of the California Department of Justice, lakes a long look at the shocking statistics on narcotics offenses in the stale. Slate Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk, right, holds the papers. Mosk ended the first of six state prc-White House narcotics conferences in Salinas, before heading for Visalia, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Sacramento. (UPI) Featuring . . . BROASTED .... it Cubby'f modern parkling Drive-In Rei rjurant and New Coffecl Shop! 4FAMILY. CHICKEN special (j 12-pe. tub of chicken, 1 f french fries, 1 -pint cola II flaw and garlic bread! A 11 i fine feed for... 'I etaaaaaaaeaaaate V (TnC a jf PATIOS, J J ff PACK ml 12.BC tuk nf r hirer .art 1. aMi,.lsi ml quart potato salad, 1 -gait- II If Ion root beer, buttered I II rolls, forks, plates, nap- II W kins, cups, packed to go ,m Enjoy a delicious Breakfast! Served from 7 a.m. Cubby's PHONE ORDERS 773-2919 FESTIVAL OPENING BALL SATURDAY July 21st 1 1 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Public is cordially in vited to join the fun and dance to the mu sic of the "Firehouse Five." FREE MIDNIGHT BUFFET MARK ANTONY MOTOR HOTEL Ashland, Ore. Phone 482-1721 TRY OUR FAMOUS "OH BOY"! SULLY'S DRIVE-IK 827 South Central eaaai eaeaaeaejaiHswtia. sai 'iia im m iimiw THEJS3 1 arar n 3 ELLAR 235 EAST MAIN OPEN Tuesday through Friday 3 P.M. 3 A.M., Saturday 12 Noon-3 A.M. DANCE to your favorite records on the jukebox! Closed Sunday and Monday "Out-of-Towners" . . . "Out-of-Staters" enjoy it . . . Brinq the Family r WHY DON'T YOU? ENJOY DINNER TODAY At The Rogue River Lodge Every Saturday Nita HAL GROW combination electric organ and piano. BARNEY BEATON sax, trumpet and drums. Dine in leisure on our lava rock terrace Owners: lola Porterfteld, Freida & Henry Keeter 23 Miles N.E. of Medford on Crater lake Hwy. 62 OUR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIALTIES: Eya of Prima Rib Cooked in a Barrel Out of Doors. Beef Ribs EVERY DAY: Charcoal Broiled Steaks Prawns Chicken & Dumplings Roast Turkey Buttermilk Biscuits t Homemade Pastries Many other delicious foods for your enjoyment. SERVING YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGES Relax this weekend in one of our modern Riverbank Cottages. Open 4 p.m. to 1 2 midnite daily, 4 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Friday & Sat. Closed Thursdays VdCdtlOtl BOUnd? 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