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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1962 B 7 CORONET PURE CORN Zl'W CARPET HILTON COCK 0' WALK 1 THROW RUGS CLAM CHOWDER TOMATOES I iZttU T" I ! 5 for BB I 1 Nc3" 8 for 99 mmmuu u, """ 'n"n """"" ..ii.ra.iimiiiimnifnimnNii.uu.uiuuuiUUbiay tin lull llllIutUIIH Biffl 9S130SlS cSr lb. 2c j Bill Wh,e H'ad CIPIBS EMPEROR lb. 2 IOOi IIUS) Onions bun. J I f ALL-RItTrETRACTABLE I BOYS' KNIT I sARTY LADIES SLIP-ON BALL POINT PEN T-Shirts or Briefs SLIPPERS 1 ., . I Goodyear Ribbed Sole I Non-Skip 1 I I Blue-Red-Green I Size 10-16 Sites 4-10 1 or Black Ink Washable j BUDGET PACK 100 COUNT ENVELOPES t Reg. 39c Standard size l!0 Hire's Root Beer, 1 Nesbitt Oranae. etc. J 28-oz. bottle, plus dep. SALAD OIL 22-oz. Bottle PHEASANT BLUE LAKE GREEN BEANS no. 303 can 1 PHEASANT WHOLE KERNEL QQJ N,3fl3Ca g for CARNATION AA LARGE EGOS COCA-COLA 7- PATTERSON STUFFING B GOLDEN MAID MARGARINE SANI CLOR LIQUID BLEACH REG. $1.98 S&P GALLON PAINT THINNER REG. 29c SPLIT BAMBOO BREAD BASKET RE Cubed, seasoned to taste 9'j.OZ. BAG AD All Vegetable Mb. Pkg. 8! Gallon Jug OVAL SHAPE Gallon 2 for 2 21 INCH DEBBI EVE WALKING DOLL Rooted Hair Moving Eyes Vinyl Head & Body Reg. $9.50 USE OUR IAY-A-WAY PLAN HEAVY DUTY COLORED COCOA MATS For Home or Office Use Reg. $2.99 EASY OFF SAVE 30e ALLEN'S OVEN CLEANER Reg. 79c I6.O1. Jar 49c LADIES' CHOICE PURE- STRAWBERRY JAM . ,. 69c ITAUAN DRESSING , ..,. 2 '39c CARNATION INSTANT INDIVIDUAL 1 QUART ENVELOPES POWDERED MILK 69c SWEET POTATOES .- 7 ' '99c HARTZ WESTERN BEER ..6 ''79c PRESTO-LOGS 12 '89c REG. 49c RONSONOL LIGHTER FLUID 39c REG. S1.49 i INCH 100 FT. UTILITY ROPE 99c REG. $8.25 REVERE WARE 2-QT SAUCEPAN S3.99 REG. 53.98 BOYS' LEE 13J4-OZ. JEANS .,. S2.99 REG. $1.00 HEAVY DUTY DISHCLOTHS ....69c TOASTMASTER AUTOMATIC I MEN'S RUDDER TOASTER OVERSHOES I . Two Slice I SiI8l 7-12 SP"klin9 Chrom I 4-Buckl. Style I Finish ... S21.00 5K88 Rt,$4.,s is8mTOaimn!iiaisiiiiW"'iiiii8i!H!iiii'iisi GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME HAIR DRYER 4 Settings . Cool low Med.-High USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT Christmas Cards MEN'S DELUXE LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Dan River Fabrics Wash-N-Wear New Fall Styles Reg. $3.93 s2 SW9 rr-r- 1 B Reg. $1.00 Complete With Envelopes 77 Pkg. 75 TABLETS ROLAISS 66c REG. 51.25 PASTEL COLORS Hair Roller Hamper 88c PEPTO BISMOL 88c PEG. 83c IPANA TOOTH PASTE 49c MEN'S LONG SLEEVE FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $3.25 REG. 32c DR. ELLIS WAVE SET 2 '" 44c REG. 51 59 HELENE CURTISS CREME RINSE 99c REG. 51 00 VO-5 SHAMPOO OR CREME RINSE 88c REG. 52.00 RICHARD HUDNUT Home Permanent tmc.99c REG. 89c 10-OZ. SIZE BURMA SHAVE 77c -0Z. BOTTLE SUCARYL 77c REG. 60c SUAVE SHAMPOO 2" 99c VI-JON 90 TABLETS Minerals & Vitamins 88c REG. St. 25 250 TABLET VITAMIN "C",oo 77c REG. 49c ANTISEPTIC Mouthwash IS . Bottle Both for 39c REG. 51 29 100 TABLETS BUFFERIH 99c REG. Milk of Magnesia 49c $99 . Sizes Sm., Med., Ige. Popular Plaids Machine Washable v-i-i Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for all occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps .Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 40"t Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Waxer Rental 77c a Day zxmmmmmmmmmmmm THE m m m CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE EH Family Council Editor's nott! Tha ramllr Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three eleriymen, three cdltnri and a wonten'i editor, r.ach article It a nummary of a family dtsar reement presented to the Council. The Council deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance coun selors and social workers. Edited hy Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyrliht by General features Corp.) Hermina S. I want our Sunday visits to my in-laws to scop Irving S. Their whola week revolves around our call. Hermina S. I realize there are special problems when you marry an only child. That's why I've gone along with our custom of Sunday-aflernoonsat-Grandma's for 12 years now. Normally I'm a peace-loving gal and I'm only rebelling now because of our children and friends. Giving up every single Sun day for my in-laws has had some sad results. Our friends can I ever get us to a barbecue or picnic and have stopped inviting us. (Jur four children are growing older and, after the first hello, grow fright fully bored sitting around. And Irving can't join a bowl ing club he likes, because the tournament playoffs are on Sundays. I say let's cut down on the trips and leave some Sundays open. Irving S Picture mv air ing Darcnts on a MnnHav. They begin thinking of our next visit to them, six days hence. Mom wnnripr what in serve us for supper, and Dad neips ncr set the house to rights after the six of us hava tramped through the rooms. 11 may De a sacrifice but brightening their week this way is the least we can do. Dad is a retired school teach er, Mom is the quiet type, and their lives revolve around me, Hermina and their grand children. There s nothing they woman i ao lor us. Things are not as bad as Hermina paints them. We get to see our friends during the week. And I can bowl Tues day nights. The Council: Ritual may ba all right as a religious tool, but it can turn human rela tions into an empty shell. Those processionals and reces sionals of the young S. fam ily, occurring week after week at the same hour, hava become robot-like. Grandma and Grandpa wind up the me chanism and the others dance. We suggest that the sched- ule be immediately modified to every other Sunday, and that once the older S.'s find they can survive and even thrive without the seventh- day shpt-in-the-arm of visit ing children, they might even l experiment and skip two Sun- days in a row. These parents appear pos sessive and Unjust. Their son is eaucht up in a net of im- maturity and guilt feelings. The compulsive visits keep him forever their "little boy." It's about time he spoke up like a big boy. Why shouldn't he have a chance to join a bowling club and fraternize with fellows of like talents over the weekend? Why shouldn't Hermina and the kids join other families for Sunday afternoon outings? That's the best time, often the only time, for families with children to join forces for double-fun. If the parents are mobile, take them along occasionally. Break up the old routine of hello, what's new, let's eat, good-bye. As Hermina points out, tha regular visiting habit grows ' irksome to children once they pass the high-chair, play-pen . stage. What's in it for them? Hours of being seen and not heard, if they want to please their elders. Even though they are learning to sacrifice and to be kind, they need not have the lesson drummed into them the same way week in and week out. They can ba kind to Grandma and Grand pa In many other ways by writing to them, telephoning, sending them snapshots. Homemade handiwork like raffia picture frames and clay kittens can be labored over lovingly as gifts for the elder ly -ouplc. If "there s nothing thev wouldn't do for us." as Irving; says, how about asking them to make him a gift of a few free Sundays? Chandler Drew Is Elected To Council II. Chandler nur i.r,. 4 box 69D, Medford, today was elected to serve aa a mnmiu,. of the veneer and plywood ivision o: mc wood products section of the National ;, council, according to a coun cil in unicago, 111. The election was part of tha Na"0""' Safety congress uwiica uci. 29 and will convene through Nov 2 DrewJ fety director ot the Medford corporation,
