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12 C Gay Sweatshirts For All Occasions Once upon a time a sweat shirt was just that-flat-knit ted, fleece lined and Just something to wear after a gym class, a tennis match or after active sport. Still flat-knitted and fleecy. the newest sweatshirts have taken a finishing course in glamour and have come up for almost all-occasion wear in gay bright colors, kookie screen prints, appliques, with convertible hoods and all manner of details. They may be pullovers, cardigans, blazer types, slim overblouses, poncho styles or fashioned a la shift. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 19E2 Sw-i-f-f to Sew! 9262-Sizes 12-20 JUMP INTO fall's smartest Jumper - H's a shapely prin ces than can be worn with or without its blouse. Easy-sew -no waist seams. Send now. Printed Pattern 9262: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 jumper 2V yards 54 inch: blouse 2 yards 35-inch. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern-add 10 cents for each patlern for first-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Mctlfnrd Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th st., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. FIRST TIME EVER! Glam orous movie star's wardrobe plus 110 exciting styles to sew in our new Fall-Winter Pat tern Catalog. Send 35c. Tops Everything "Must-have" fashion for all year round - Chanel style jacket; contrast band. Jot-speed knlt-blg needles, 2 strands knitting worsted. Tops skirts, slacks, dresses. Pattern 7100: directions 2 lengths, sizes 32-34: 36-38. THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Merifnrd Mail Tribune, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS. PAT TERN NUMBER. 1063's Biggest Needlecraft Show stars smocked accessories-it's our new Needlecraft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh- cnei, sew, weave, emoroiner, quill. Plus free pattern. Send 25c now! . . ... ..aft... DACRON m mm w er Off faW"A - ;r7j JKtf Klpfe M fr4v fx A JV -4iii.n.njn!ii.iJLij.i;ju.'.i.iriMj!MW:i4iiMn il raSi I I DCAUIirUL "wJC' -i.nr. I CM aT" AU WEATHER 'V? Re.erved II II HEAD SCARFS y Hmmad ldt ; 59 I i 1 I . -" -i FIBERGLASS ' Jt I 'Nlll 1 5 Value 0 t.4 r 1 ( PRESCRI PTfoN DRUG STORES Kiddie Wat .'' Orange tfk Slices '3 ro- 4 5 NESTLE BARS trio rALluL I iSMlr - 400 COUNT FACIAL TISSUE IT. kVi Reg . 29c POWER LAWN MOWER CLEARANCE! s?jw..w. FAMOUS FOX HOWARD I I N DELUXE ROTARY REEL POWER MOWER power V Powarful 4-Cycl. MOWER It ' 2'2 H.P. Briggi- IllWllfcn .JT Strttton Motor Impulit St.rt.r ? H.P. Br.ggl and o 22-lnch Blado Strstton Mofor I iSL. Fin?,,,ip wh"1 S"" P'Polld . 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SOLE SOX 4.95 A JQ 1.98 afj fi' Si,.. jo thn. 13 v Jj Value JS 7' 2p,.87c - tfur-"-' GREW SOX 288c Men's COTTON SOCKS Assorted Partem, in New Fall Shades All Sliet 21.00 ANKLETS For Girl, and Misses Triple Roll , Prior tava i fr? rayex ST 54 SUN GLASSES i RegIisseTsiies J te White t F.ncy UyNje-l I Tillered 2 Sizes 5-6-7... 288c J B i. ii. - ,. ... T-tj aaaejafc I Girls l Mill.. Nylonii.d 1 J, J LAcer.re r.nrte. m l MJV-IP M Misses siiea 31.00 1 1 I Z BACK TO SCHOOL aV- f DRESSES f Girl.'Siie.S thru 12 New Fall Color. 5 - f' ? D.n River lsW t S Wash 'n Wear j f Reg. 4.98 I I YOUR W i S CHOICE Qra j 98c rrmi t MAYPOLE KNITTING WORSTED 0 P'T GRIFFIN LIQUID SHOE POLISH REG. 19e 9' i Ms- !& cxooi'si XT-OS1 "fs WtJ . P TIMI POt. TIAVIl ' Safe, sanitary rest pad for children Made of long-wear-inc embaoMd Vinyl Plaith) over reeiUent TorFLBX Mddinr. Size Wxeg". Folds for MEDFORD BLACK TORNADO NOTEBOOKS 169 HOUSEHOLD HELPER ENVELOPES 100 Count 27' O OC WAI I1C lie -M-xW. Folds aI r storace. Wipes I en with damp V I othl X. I NOW L ONLY E97 AT PAY 25c Reg RUBBER BANDS I less Jr i -CRAYOLAS a HEAVY DUTY CAR COOL GARMENT SPRING BAG CUSHION v.". 1" ,ffr 3 u P.T"-'--' N0W JUST VIDEO MASTER llSsS 1 69 RABBIT EARS I98 '' 2 d Piontfr Brand Daily Ration Multi-Vitamins On Each Day for D rotary SuppUmont. 100 Tablttt Reg. 2.69 69 1 Sive 1.00 CI3 PIONEER BRAND THERAPEUTIC FORMULA A truo thoraputie formula, comparabl ' to other, sailing at 9.45. 100 cap sules. R9 188 s,vt 4.88 Z. 2.00 VITAMIN B-12 100 Micrograms 100 Capsules I 1W Reg. 1.69 1.39 PREP. H bToPm2T0R'es 99c 98c DRISTAN 24 Tabs. CALADRYL LOTION. 73c BAYER ASPIRIN Z 65 J&J BABY POWDER GENERAL ELECTRIC SPRAY-STEAM or DRY IRON ftft Model F-71-W o VITAMIN "0" Helps to ward off colds ind infection. 100 Mo,. 100 Tabs. 43 Be Safe Take Pioneer Vitamins 1.08 CORICIDIN 25 Tabs DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE -100 Capsules 69 Reg. 98c paT 2.79 BEXEL FOR CHILDREN 100 Capsule. 1 99 FLEX-A-fOLD FOLDING DOOR 1 32x80 Permanently Pleated ' Sliding Track Indasrrucrable Nylon Guide ' Easy to Clean ' Complete 5.95 Value 3 i.tlauM GENERAL ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER 1988 MODEL HO.l " wffyrii'iWrlllliryiifiP GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER ONE-A-DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS 25 Reg. I- fr Tabi 98c Model P31K i Witb SH SasfcSil y"4ri z i lit Mfl f'lKitHIIICil 9.50 Value WAHL SINGLE CUT HOME BARBER KIT Complete With Clippers, Attachments, AND COMB WAIES CLOTHES PINS J COIL SPRING 1.00 Value 87' aiM A A TVetf rUMIll aVafW if liJi .f Boys -Girls Models s IJ .. 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MEN'S JfshifkifQmSj X 7 TIMEX "21" WnyEF2 I 2 L.WT. wlaTu feStW 1 OVEN SPEED .-MINUTE OVEN CLEANER RIG. 9e 69' jfc, TIMEX 1 DuttprMl --19 Timex Watch I ST'" Metal .treleh beni Sweep second hand mw Shoehpreef Waterpre J,7w,i 19.95 Men's Timex ShexlTpiW, Wtltrfrf 14.95 S.ll W,d MINI AN0 lADIft TIMEX WATCHES 6.95 C 13 Kindergartners Lose Crealivity Due to Inhibition Washington - If your cre ative five-year-old seems to lose his creativity the moment he enters kindergarten, don't blame the teacher or the school. The cause is probably scx-his sudden awareness of sex-his sudden awareness of he is facing because of It. This advice from the Na tional Education association is based on a recent research study conducted at the Uni versity of Minnesota and re ported by Dr. E. Paul Tor rance, director of the uni versity's bureau of education al research. When children begin to notice sex differences-when they learn that some activ ities are taboo for girls and others are not appropriate for boys-that's when their ability to think creatively takes a sharp drop. Affects Creativity Usually that's around age five, the researchers found. The kind of behavior adults expect of a child that age represents a crisis that affects his creative abilities, the re port found. Children in other countries experience similar crises when their behavior patterns are changed, the study Indicated, but the pat terns are different In differ ent cultures. For American youngsters similar crises are reported to occur at ages nine, 13 and 17. "It is interesting to note that each of the generalized drops occur at ages at which the transitions from one ae- velopmental stage to another begins," says Dr. Torrance. 'The drop at about five oc curs with the end of the child hood stage and the beginning of the juvenile stage with its demands for social accommo dation and compromise and acceptance of authorities out side him. The second drop oc curs wit hthe onset of the pre adolescent stage with its in creased need for consensual validation, peer approval, Identification with peer of the same sex, and conformity to peer norms," according to Dr. Torrance, The third oc curs with the onset of the pre- cence with its increased anxi eties and striving lor approval of the opposite sex. Emphs.t. Inhibit. "We have observed," Dr. Torrance points out, "that concerns about sex approp riateness and emphasis on sex differences become tremen dously inhibiting at about age five and continue into the be ginning of the first grade." When youngsters were asked to think of Improve ments that could be made in certain toys, "we found that boys at this age would fre quently refuse to offer any suggestions for Improving a nurse kit and some girls sim ilarly refused to think of ideas for improving a toy fire truck. Some of the more cre ative boys, howover, first changed the nurse kit to a doctor's kit, after wnich it was quite legitimate and re spectable to think of ideas. Thus we see that whole areas of experience became taboo, nnrl th nk ne thereby innio- Ited." Another inhibiting factor in young children, Dr. Torrance said, was found to be the forced stifling of fantasy. "Many children at this age (five) are inhibited in their thinking because they have been warned harshly by par ents and teachers that they 'mutt eliminate fantasy. Al though we are interested in developing a sound type of creativity, we need to keep fantasy alive until the child'! mental development is auch that he can engage In this sound type of realistic crea tive thinking." Thornton Outlines Economic Plans Oregon City - (UW - Atly. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton, Democratic candidate tor gov crnor, said nlonday Oregon is in the "economic doldrums" despite "glowing publicity" is sued by the office of Republi can Gov. Mark Hatfield. "It is time to put in a new team anJ get Oregon moving ahead again," Thornton told s luncheon meeting of the Clackamas County Democratic Businessmen i club. Thornton outlined an 18 point economic program that included: Vigorous expansion of an industrial promotion program launched in the state more than 10 years ago. An emphasis on equal ef forts for expanded markets for all Oregon products. Creation of an export promotion division. , A more equitable share of the market price for furm ers. Support for President Kennedy"! programs "vital to Oregon"! properlty," I- 1
