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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1962 B 3 I SNO PEAK FRESH FROZEN GOLDEN HOLLY FRESH FROZEN I j COMFORTABLE VENTILATED I VEGETABLES Florida ORANGE JUICE j CAES CUSHION Peas, Peas and Carrots, Corn, wOv?fr' 1 U.S. Gov't Grade A 0C for IfctosMjV 12-oi. $ br J 9 Plastic Coated Double Stitching SI 33 I Green Beans-8-oz. Package for I Fancy-6-oi. Can r JP Can t&SL 'Jav 1 1 Interlocking Springs bJ J LOCAL I GOLD HILL IP I C 0 IF ' Tasty Local Grovvn Ho" 212 can $ just Right or .v. DlJO FQfJIJ 1 5oz. Can Case of 12 oil I ifl - VSA 1 SWANSDOWN-Hawaiian, Strawberry, Lemon Chip ih V 3 ANGEL CAKE MIXES 19' ' y GllOVER HOiiEY S' """ V''' TIP TOP OR CHASE & SANBORN ZZT PINE" N ,,c frc STMIT. COFFEE io-, , TO LEMONS ST ton 2LlT I SlOlTEIilO All Vegetable 3-lb. can if E.c.n B1Br-r 1 BLUE PLATE FRESH FROZEN FIELD RIPENED R E 0 E 0 filf fHidlTTA! ftllDITO 36 and REG. $1.39-CANNON 27"x52" SIZE bAN I ALUUrEO 45 !i lb. nrnAj ymjsjrs c jBiari7ii l7UlllEa Multi-Stripe-Thick, Thirsty Terry SP LARGE AVOCADOS nly -9-1 GARDEN HOSE sAsr S3S9 1 ICY-HOT 1 general electric 1 EVERAIN OSCILLATING , 1 HIRSCH-WEIS 4-lb. Geiacloud 1 ""J PICNIC CHEST TOOTH BRUSH LAWN SPRINKLER j SLEEPING BAG LAWN EDGING I 1 11 Tlr P ffffnl REG. $19.95 . Cor, tp" 35 2-A.r M.tl,. Pocket. 1 - I . Plastic Liner M&i gum. than you get brush- ! (NfilClQ Zip. To8ether For Shrub., Flower Garden. I I $16.50 lifrftfif I Bn,h I mJ 0' w 1 ' i ' 1 WELLMANS CHOICE THUNDER6IRD COFFEES 45c - 89c MAYONNAISE 39c S1.49 BANQUET FRESH FROZEN ITALIAN STYLE DINNER REG. $23.50 VOIT GOLD CUP WATER SKIS LADIES CHOICE FARM STYLE HANDI WRAP PLASTIC WRAP 12 ox. Pkg. 12" x 100' Roll S13.88 49c CUCUMBER CHIPS 2.49c BABYBOTTLES 18c REG. $2.98 METAL BAR.B-QUE REG. $15.95 COLEMAN 29c SPIT BASKET S1.88 LANTERN S10.99 S1.99 REG. 98c WIZARD REG. 25c EVENFLO 8 0Z. REG. $2.50 MEN'S HERSHEY BARS 29c CHARCOAL LIGHTER . 79c SHIH TRUNKS Sm., Med., Ige. . fflfflllllllllllillllliM SUPERAIN TURRET SPRAY LAWN SPRINKLER Water. Many lawn Shape. DELUXE WIRE WALL WADING POOL Durable Vinyl liner 8-Ft. Diameter BROIL-ET CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10lb.bag39 s977 R ?t , 51788 0 20 lb. bag 77 CD 1 hausa - ' I ri..- a...-; I ,..:.. REG. $3.49 i' C55 "B- $24.00 VAGABOND VINYL AIR MATTRESS With Pillow Attached 27"x72" Size Seal Tight Valve Reg. $2.98 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm TERRY 569 SUN TOPPERS With Colorful Cartoon Character. Size 5 Thru 14 S 39 $2.49 m Clean Burning long Lasting REG. $1.10 KODAK 620-127 Size l," i 5 YD. SPOOL WATERPROOF REG. 59c JSJ REG. 45c ENDEN REG. 69c DJER KISS 100 MG 250 TABLETS 100 TABLETS VI-JON PILGRIM 5 GRAIN FILM ADHESIVE TAPE 17c VITAMIN C 77c MULTIPLE VITAMINS 88c ASPIRIN REG 25e HOLLYWOOD TUB-O-BUBBLES REG $1.00 GILLETTE REG. 83c BOB PINS 2 25c BUBBLE BATH 21A - 88c SUPER BLADES 69c CREST "69c BABY OIL 39c SHAMPOO 29c TALC 49c 100 Tablet. 2 'or 35C 66c REG 87c REG. 29c ST. JOSEPH PEG $1 25 100 TABLETS REG. 69c BRYLCREAM 59c EPSOM SALT ,17c ANACIN 99c BAHDAIDS 49c gniiiuiii, ,i!iiii!i!iiiiii;!!i,Nii!iiiiiiiiJjri'iiii iiiiiiiniiniurii'iiLi.iL.LjiMiimraaaatfaiammmmiiiiiiutfHmra TABLE FANS 1 m"Sl&fJ 8-lnch Six. W 1 1 10-Inch Size M 1 I Kfc Rt4 m V TV Interference L Medford Lions Blind Fund BENEFIT BASEBALL GAME EUGENE EMERALDS VS. SALEM DODGERS While City Memorial Stadium Thursday, Aug. 2, 8 p.m. ADMISSION $1.00 J Sponsored by Medford Lions Club Is L. J IBjraWSiaEBiiHfii'aijEWaBiSaEKE THE 31 Family Council Etlttnr'B not: The rimlly Counrii roiikl&ts of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, three edtliiri end a women's editor. Karh art Ida ti u tummary of a fsmilv disagreement presented lo the Council. The Council dealt with problems, mnjor and minor, enronnlered hv guidance conn scion and social workers. Edited by Mrs. Alma Ilenny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) Raphael G. - I don't want her to leave all decisions to me. Cherry G. - He's the smart one. Whatever he decides is O.K. Raphael G.-I want my wife to take some interest in the important plans I'm trying to make to protect her own fu ture. But she throws up her hands, shrugs her shoulders and says she'd rather leave that kind of thing to me. When I try to discuss things like insurance, a will, Wall Street or real estate she re fuses to join in. She either walks away or changes the subject to something flighty. This is no way for a 40-year-old woman to act. Right now I'm in the throes of ne gotiating for some life insur ance. Even though the rates will be high at my age, it will be a wonderful protection for Cherry and our sons. I have an agent calling next week and I insist that she be pres ent, listen in, ask questions and participate. Cherry G.-I leave all the business and serious matters to Rafc. That's a man's do main. As a woman, I have ab solutely no head for such com plicated considerations. Whatever Rate decides is O.K. with me. He's the brainy one of the family. I can't see any use for more insurance anyway. We have a policy for the car. and something for fire and burglary. We have hospitalization insurance. For the future there's Social Se curity. There's no reason for me to sit in when the agent calls. Rate handed me a pamphlet and it's just a bunch of words -term, endowment, group. I'd never make heads or tails out of the discussion. Even as a child I walked away from my parents when they talked about dull things like mort gages, taxes, notes. I knew my father could handle every thing beautifully. Tha Councili Flattery will get you nowhere, Cherry. Calling your husband brainy in contrast to hopeless, help less Ii'l-ole-you doesn't mask the fact that you are a slack er. Life is catching up with you, Cherry. There are cooks who specialize in fluffy des serts, but they must also know how to make a hearty barley soup. A full-grown homemak er can't limit herself to de ciding how many ruffles to put on the bedspread. She must look into the termite situation, too, and the back flow in the basement. She can't flutter her hands and roll cow-like eyes in helpless ness. Raphael has now called for an end to Cherry's run-out bit. "You can do it so much better, darling," is being an swered by, "You can do it all right, too, girlie." We sec ond his motion for Cherry to be a voting member of the council on insurance, listen ing to the sales pitch of the agent. Dismissing the problems of the family's future by rely ing upon Social Security is liV.e sticking her head In the sand and saying, "Tell me when it's all over." Does Cherry realize that if Raphael dies before she reaches age 62 and after her children reach age 18 the payments won't be available? Does she know that a policy for $10,000 is worth $10,000 (in the event of death) the minute the first premium is paid, whereas it would take years to accumu late that amount in a savings account? This releases savings for a few hcre-and-now needs. How many women know, al so, that money paid to bene ficiary is not taxable? Cherry need not run from the subject as a morbid one because it involves death. The terms of a policy can take notice of life, too, for Raphael can turn to it as a source of cash during his retirement years. We're not presenting the case for insurance, so much as the case against a woman's deliberate disinterestedness. The future, Cherry, now so omfortably vague and dis tant, can turn into Uie present any minute. CORNER JACKSONVILLE HIWAY AND LOZIER LANE. PROMOTED Dr. Wayne L. Norton, sta tioned in Korea, was recently promoted to the rank of ma jor. He is an orthopedic sur geon at the 121st Evacuation hospital. Dr. Norton's wife, Shirley, resides at 873 Mur phy rd., Medford He km graduated from Grants Pass High school and University of Oregon Medical school. He Is member of Al pha Omega Alpha fraternity. o e
