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JT ; : , ...... .... ; .. ...,..;r . - JZ.J SUNDAY. They'll Do It Every When squatwell does tub smack fetching , it's always a very simple operation"- I'LL GET us SOMETHING TO WMAT WOULD LIKE? A BANANA OR AN ORANGE 1 The Family Council Editor's note: The family Council m ol a Judee, a nlivchUlrltt. three cleriymen, three edltori and a wiimn'. editor. Kach article U a uinmary of a family dlareement preienlrd to the Council. The Counrll dealt with problemi, major and minor, encountered by auldanee coun.elor. and toclal worker, fcdlted by by Mr.. Alma Denny (Copyright General Featurea Corp.) Rufui G. - She wants lo go off without me again this year. Berths G. - I dot much more out of a trip when he slays home. Rufui G. - Around harvest time each year, Bertha and I take the 400-mile drive into the hills lo visit her parents. It happened that last year I couldn't get away because of a business convention in Chi cago, so Bertha made the trip with a lady neighbor who took turns with her at the wheel. This year I was clearing my calendar for the annual Jour ney when my wife informed me she'd rather go alone and not to bother. She'd get Cous in Tess lo help with the driv ing! Well, aside from being fired as chauffeur and escort, other angles bother me. Num ber one, I'd like to sec her folks, too. Number Iwo, those two women on the loose alone will try anything, probably get lost, sick, injured or rob' bed. Bertha does things on Impulse and I'll worry about her. . Berths G. - I'm not firing Rufus as my chief escort, He's still Number One In my life of course. But last fall I dis covered how much fun could be had, both going and re turning, along the route to my parents' farm. And it's not the sort of thing Rufus enjoys. To him, a motor trip is merely a mailer of making mileage fast. In the 18 years we've been keeping this rendezvous with my family, his main concern has been trying lo find short cuts and cutting a few minutes off last year's time. He'd never let me stop to linger at a church fair or a small-town football game. But last year my friend and I stretched out the return trip fur three days. Wo took in a rodeo, a prize pumpkin con test and other excitements. Hutus would have whizzed me past them. This year I plan to slop lor blrd-walchiug Willi Tess. o T h Council: Returning from a visit to America, an island dweller in one of the peaceful reaches of the Pa cific said, "One thing puzzles inc about the Americans. They do anything to save a few minutes. But what do they do then, witli all the time they save? That's good question for Rufus. Okay he knocks a half-hour off the driving time required to get home. Docs that mean he has a half-hour more for fun, for enrichment? Probably not. He may spend the time saved In grousing Bboul the Sunday driver ahead of him who kept him from chopping off a full hour which would have been pos sioie inanks to ine new spur between Village-X and Wilis- tlc-Stop-Y, cle. Elect AL DUMAS (Republican) Stat Representative B.U kg round Ability Under tjndtrg Pd. Pol, Adv. WMion Smith 3 1 35 CftnntM Ava , Medtord Euiaaaaaf 9 akj OCTOBER 14. 1962 Time As in most marilHl debates, we counsel compromise. How about a direct trip lo, and a zigzaggy one fro? The y.lgs and zags, of course, arc lo be charted by Bcrlha, as her re ward for having conceded the straight-shoot for Rufus, one way. She'd be having a short er trip, but she'd be having Rufus along, a chastened Ru fus who'd be having a longer trip on which he indulges Bertha's yen to linger, loiter and look around. Rufus will be invited along, we'll wager, (and Cousin Tess will have to bow out on this journey, at least) as soon as he concedes he's been sol fish during the annunl drives, speeding along as he pleased, ignoring Bertha s interest in the passing attractions. Each arrow and sign has been mak ing her heart leap, and now she's determined to let her heart dance and follow her fancy. Even though Rufus ac companies her as a sort of in dulgent, disinterested chtuit- four, he'll find some of her joie cle vlvrc rubbing oft on him. He'll see the sense of long wfy for a sit by a singing going the chance to bronk. ' While Bcrlha may feel a bit more Inhibited wllh Rufus along tliHn alone with Just wlldcap Cousin Tess, she'll not only get her blid-wfltchlng done but she'll be planting in Rufus the germs of her own fever for following fascinnl- Ing trails. If the germs "take." her future trips may well in clude country auctions, coun try fairs and other delights. Who knows but that she'll be I the one to whiz Rufus past a pic-eatlng contest. Well over one-half million rivets, costing from 14 cents to $1.75 each, go into each 244-ton Iloeing B-5211 Slnilo- fortress. ( II l-H THE REPUBLICAN AL DUMAS for State 1 Ropresentativo DON FABER Commissioner if 4 HERB 4 HUNTER Assessor VOTE REPUBLICAN VOTE WITH CONFIDENCE! Pd. Pol. Ad. Jackson County Republican Central Commillte-e. Hugh Jennings, Chm.. 1414 Crown Ave., Medford By Jimmy Hatlo BUT WHEN IT'S IVIFEY'5 "TURN-SQUAT DREAMS UP GUSTATORY REQUESTS THAT WOULD STUMP A HOTEL CHEF wyA-ASX'LL HAVE A 7tti 7 GRILLED -TOMATO SAND- I' fiCSuNd WiCH WITH CHOPPED BACON ( H'iTfe.'-1 AND STUFFED CELERY- JCS. "J P3FFEE-.ANO-OH, S -THt URGE J FIX A DRINK VTroi- E YOU'RE TuNiND4 UOT7IPTO MrtS'St,1 Sg& MRS.L. Mac DONALD,,? 21 -. )( Deposits, Loans 01 Bank Increase The Medford branch of the First National Bank of Ore gon reported third quarter de posits of $29,670,881 and loans outstanding of $21,038,190, ac cording to Branch Manager R. C, Ross. Comparable totals for the branch a year ago were $27, 768,352 in deposits and $16, 084,492 in loans. A 13 per cent gain in loans over a year ago was set by the entire system, according to a statement of condition Sept. 28 Issued by President Ralph J. Voss. Loans outstanding for the system at the end of the third quarter totaled $555,990,008 compared to $493,401,142 for the same time a year ago. Deposits of $1)50,107,387 were 8 per cent above the $805,752,179 figure a year ago. Capital funds total $78,- 311,927 which is an increase of $2,329,783 from 12 months ago. Central Point Manager I. C. Ayrcs reported deposits at $3,415,883 and loans of $4,- 109,028 compared to $2,963,- 615 in deposits and loans to talling $2,899,776 a year ago. Deposits of $1,247,721 and loans of $957,935 were re ported at Phoenix branch by Manager Emmctt Whitman Last year they were $828,003 and $309,452, respectively. Announcing . . . Medford Paint & Wallpaper Company Wx 1 IVERSON QUALITY PAINTS Made in Oregon (or Oregon People Corner 6th A PAT BLAIR for labor Y, Commission!!! EARL MILLER ILLER S for County Judge CARL 7" I FISHER i for . " ' U.S. . . - Representative Y School Census To The school census will be taken In all school districts in Oregon during the last week in October by school district clerks or other persons desig nated by the clerks, according to Jackson County School Superintendent Alf B. Mek vold. The names and ages of all persons in each district over four years old and less than 20 years, plus the names and post office addresses of all parents and guardians in the district will be recorded. The stale law states: "No parent or guardian of a child of school age shall fail to an swer truly all questions asked them regarding the number, age and sex of all children." An accurate and complete census is needed for appor tionment of school funds such as the state basic school fund appropriated by the legisla ture on the basis of total school census, Mekvold said. Allocation Per Child Current allocation is $120 per census child. The county school fund and the state com mon school fund are appor tioned on the actual census of each school district, Mekvold explained. Census records also arc used for verification of birth date and age for social secur ity, retirement benefits and in securing birth certificates. They are used by school dis College Instructor Attends Conference Ashland - Maybclle Stout, Southern Oregon college as sistant dean of women and instructor of psychology, at tended the fall bi-annual meet-! ing of the Oregon Association of Women Deans and Coun selors at Gearhart recently. Gladys M. Everett, Portland attorney, was guest speaker. "The Legal Status of Wom en," was her topic. Plans were discussed for the 1964 AWDC national convention to be hold in Portland. Ceramic tile is baked at a temperature of 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit during manufac ture. Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneys V 727 W. McAndr.wi PHONE 773-4575 Now Carrying Full Line of Holly Phone 772-9321 "DE" LEIGH for Sheriff ij BRANCHFIELD for Stale Representative LYNN NEWBRY MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON Start in County Late This Month tricts In making school popu lation projections to help in planning for buildings, trans portation and personnel. Such census figures also are used for various national and state statistics. Children are counted if they lived in the district as of Oct. 25. They should be on the roll of their resident district al though living elsewhere, vis iting, attending school or col 19" twj(ll !- $ G&Bm Jim The SUNSET- ',-4-' " i rnan Model J2005 I I ffllfi idI Trim, compact texture ' . fjrnyitf w finished cabinet in KiWfl'?nWiijjiW3' Westpoint Gray color IfllJIIJSv or Daytona Sand color. 17 jJtaaar' rhf II HfOOO VOLTS iniVi . J of picture power ,f -not 13,500 J Olf 1 FULL POWER I t TRANSFORMER l 1 C crt Sfl 3-STAGES OF I. F. 1 B AMPLIFICATION I COLOR TVs NOW IN STOCK! V JOHN V DELLENBACK for Stale Representative MARK HATFIELD Governor 1 "SIG" UNANDER I V v lege or special schools or In the armed services, Mekvold said. These include children In foster homes. "OIL TO BURN" Mobilhaar S & H Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. 772-2111 :i NEW' lift Portable TV wcUi root. 172 to. 't. pietm U. 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