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IffiMIIISiil fe3 TiU ... in Die WW ktT2 ' F US) -YOKO lANIf - THE UNBELIEVABLE am Vte 1 (HI 111 if' J. r JAMET HUNfta - LEO McKERN EDWARD AJDO 19 With All Of . The Trimmings c TORNADO BOWL The Oakdale Market SATURDAY NIGHT DOORS OPEN AT 6:45 SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 " '""" IIIIIIIIIM Ill mmmm" bTEiww'IKWSttiei' BECOMES TRUE! The picture that i GIVES YOU A FRONT 1 SEAT TO THE MOST 1 JOLTING EVENTS OF TOMORROW...T004r'.' Vy v - r U HEROIC DOG Bandaged motel operator Arthur Ross holds his heroic poodle, Toni, at Alhambra, Calif., after the dog routed two teen-age bandits. Ross was under attack when he yelled, "Sic 'em, Toni". The dog routed the suspects who were later apprehended. (UPI) The Family Council Fdltor's note: Thu Family Council toimti of a Judre, a phychtatrlst, three clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. F.ach article Is summary of a family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by by Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) , Joseph A. - This year Lew's parents want to come along on our-camping trip! Lewis M. - That's the only way we can get the use ol their new car. . Joseph A. -For the past two years my wife and I have spent our vacation period go ing on camping trips with an other couple. They're congen ial friends of about the same age and tastes as ours. We pack pup tents, Sleeping bags, ice chests and the rest, and off we go to whatever points of beauty beckon to us. This year we planned to explore Yose mlte. - 1 Since we're city , folk and haven't cars of our own, we've alternated in borrowing a fam ily car. It's Lew s turn this year and suddenly he springs the news on us that we'll be three couples this time, the third being his father and mother. It's supposed to be a package deal. This time they go along ' with their car. I doubt that they'd enjoy the sort of trip we like, and we surely won't be able to have fun traveling the way older people prefer. Lewis M. - My folks have a brand new car and they're curious to know what we find so fascinating about camping trips. So they've tied a string on their usual offer to me. This time they want to be in cluded in the party. This puts me on the spot. If I say no, I'll not only insult them but I won't gel the car and the whole trip will prob ably be off. If I say yes, Joe will either back out or gripe the whole time, and the pleas ure of the trip will vanish. We and the A.'s make very compatible travel -mates. We understand each other, and no one gets in anyone else's way. TONITE AND SATURDAY ADULTS ACCLAIMED "BIG AS 'BEN-HUR' IF NOT BIGGER!" ios Awcms rni I "THE SPECTACLE IS TERRIFIC!" NfW yo(C "I CERTAINLY RECOMMEND IT!" "THE PICTURE IS COLOSSAL!" "SHEER SCREEN MAGIC! CMKAGO 0wy SAMUEL BRONSTON CHARLTON HESTON 70 MM SUPER TLCHNIRAMA HI.HUUII UJit n!"0ri iiLliyij in l HURO HAFIELD MASSIMO SER4I0 n hip i j ii ii iw l u mu . SAja mm msm - oear film ?mxm i, m m SHOWN ONLY ONCE FEATURE STARTS 8:40 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORESON . v J1 J M J Having an older couple with us will certainly change things. But we can at least give it a try. That new car is worth a little sacrifice. . The Council: The word "va cation" has a list of meanings in Webster's Unabridged, but the definition which says it best, to our mind, is: Time free for something else. That means business not as usual. And it follows that, since it's a usual business for parents and children to see each other for usual reasons, a vacation may mean that each should be seeing something - and someone-else. The choice here is whether to use this period as an outing for the parents, with what ever fun accrues to the young couples being incidental and unexpected, or to work out a trip with or without a car but without the older couple. It ought not be hard to con vince Lew's folks to stay be hind on this particular type of hegira. While they may be the hardy species of middle-agers who can mountain-climb the sneakers off younger compan ions, the chances are they'd have a better time charting their own trip-starting, stop ping and staying-over at their own pace. Along with the kids, they'd feel each decision was made to humor them, and at some sacrifice to the orig inal spirit of the excursion. Besides, there's the "chem istry" of a well-knit little group to consider. The A.'s and the junior M.'s already blend. They have their private jokes, reminiscences, crotchets and preferences. To "break in" the senior M.'s, even if such a thing were possible, would consume a large part of the vacation. Conversation would be guarded and re stricted and activities would is- . V NORTH fACIFIC HIGHWAY $1.25 V STUDENTS SI. 00 ACROSS THE WORLD! V ?A I ST.SlLi- ttii-- .' "asaiT if vy. n n 111 V i --.vi iff X" 1- I ' III Sfl w'sN soph,a I ...MM) LOREN J,-'::i'r " TECHNICOLOR I iwnrti iiiui lununn jicwtiiiniiiiiuiii mr.iin mem.m'v.nn Motion Pictures Doing Big In Puerto New York -dim- Not too many new 1,400-seat motion picture houses are planned for cities in the United States these days, but one is being contemplated for San Juan. Few proprietors have spent up to $300,000 refurbishing a downtown theater recently in these parts, but that also has taken place in San Juan. The man who heads the or ganization doing this sort of thing is Rafael Ramos Cobian, San Juan, P.R., who started operating a single theater in the small town of Coamo 37 years ago. He took it over to help boost sales of a drug store which he operated on the strength of his early train ing as a pharmacist. Corporation Welded Since that time he and his former competitor and present chairman of the board of di rectors. Victor Carrady, 42- year-old financier, have weld ed a chain of 42 theaters into a corporation, the Common wealth Theatres or fuerto Rico. "People in Puerto Rico like movies," Cobian said on a re cent trip here. Meeting Set To Plan July 4 Celebration Eagle Point A special meeting for all persons inter ested in an all day celebra tion the 4 1 h of July in 19S3 at Eagle Point will be held to night at 8 p.m. in the Scout Community building. The meeting is being called by the Eagle Point Jaycees in hopes that all of the organisa tions, groups and citizens will help sponsor the all day cele bration as was the celebration in 1958. The purpose of this meeting will be to form a planning committee and make ad vanced plans. FIRST PATENT Washington - The first U.S. patent on record for a type writer was granted to Wil liam A. Burt of Detroit, Mich. be definitely circumscribed. Further, the freedom which is the very essence of time off would be reduced through a feeling of responsibility for the safety, health and comfort of the older pair. Whether necessary or not, the younger couples would feel themselves somewhat "in loco - nurse maids." This is not to say that a compromise can't be worked out. How about cutting the camping trip short and spend ing a week at a not-on-wheels meeting place with Lew's par ents. Everybody'd get some thing out of that and the campers might get the new car. TONITE 'ND T; SATURDAY 17. kg jrtd-U 1 r rh 71 L Business Rico "They too," he like said our with theaters, a smile. Later he commented proudly that despite the name "Com monwealth" most of the movie houses which he oper ates still are known to the public as Cobian theaters. First Outdoor Theater Although Puerto Ricans and visitors - the ever-growing stream of tourists-patronize heavily the traditional indoor theaters of the island com monwealth, Cobian has not overlooked the attractions of the outdoor theater. The na tion's largest one, a 1,200 car spread, is slated to open this year in the outskirts of San Juan. The company also has un der consideration an 11-floor building to house a 1,400-seat theatre in San Juan. If car ried out, the project would create the largest motion pic ture house in Puerto Rico. SHAKEY'S PIZZA PARLOR TRY OUR FAMOUS PIZZA SUPREME MADE WITH 7 KINDS OF CHEESE, BAKED IN 750 OVENS FRIENDLY FAMILY ATMOSPHERE Large or Small Parties ALWAYS WELCOME OPEN NOON DAILY ORDERS TO GO 773-7721 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CENTRAL ON EAST JACKSON 215 E. JACKSON MEDFORD SATURDAY KIDDIE MATINEE 1:00 P.M. A Swell Picture for All Age "SMILEY" In Full Color AND COLOR CARTOON CARNIVAL Children 35c Others 65c TONIGHT AND SAT. ONLY mm ONE OF THE IMMORTAL STORIES ABOUT I THE FIGHTING G.l.s OF WORLD WAR II! I 7fc. mcMuttw rif S Parker p'-t n HARRY UUARDINO niirp nnnnnu intr lri I 111 MILK USE St. Paul-One quart of milk weighs 2.15 pounds. It re quires 9.77 quarts of milk to produce a pound of butter, and about 4.65 quarts to man ufactre one pound of cheese. TONITE ANIt SATURDAY X L AAA 4 MtlNM 1KHS UD. MtSINIS BINQ CROSBY BOB Hope JOAN COLLINS PMk KIM'S DOROrHY LAMOUR Plus A Delightful Co-Feature And Added BOTH NIGHTS 3rd Bonus Hit! Q TAD 9 IUr IPHM0UU PiCf-jBtS fl aft-J' I Hfl alipiai I FRIDAY. WATER SUPPLY Chicago-The first attempt to establish a water system in Chicago was made in 1834 when the town trustees paid $95 to have a well dug. V. W2T7" ' . T I . 3? ""sss"' GLENN FORD BETTE DAVIS HOPE LANGE h yv of lMiroclcs Arthur ys ;lv!Sxl O'CONNELL f iJjll ra&u mm mm mm MW V Ok ""Ti REBELLION -ROCK HUDSON ARLENE DAHL CT ADC IN A TERRIFIC tflHHU DOUBLE BILL! AUOIE DAN JOAN MURPHY DURYEA O'BRIEN ONE WAS A DEADLY DANGER - TO THE OTHER TWO! AUGUST 24. 1962 ' FLOWS NORTH Grand Forks, N. D. - The Red river of the North is the only major stream which rises in the United States and flows north into central Canada. .ig TRX 4 , WPS. robert morley TONIGHT AND CAT nm Y 1 w I a- f i?" - ' ' V - 1 Jv-f I . -v. J
