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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.
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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- .
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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.
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"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.
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