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8 D SUNDAY, APRIL 7. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEOFORD. OREGON They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo "The OLD 6ENT BLOWS MIS ROOF WHEN HE SEES WHAT FRAU AND DAUGHTER HAVE TRIP-RACKED SsiVWZ "IHIH Bi i-i -,L1; y r, 1 . I. H-ft JUjWfc i .11 "Then thev take off and the oreat man starts asking about a few things he thinks important- Area Men Chosen For Air Society Jerry E. Gastineau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gas tineau, Eastover Terrace, ! Medford, was initiated into membership in the Arnold Air Society, honor group of the Air Force ROTC at Willam ette university, recently. Gastineau is a sophomore, majoring in political science. Also chosen as one of the 13 initiates was Hunter Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dixon, of Central Point. Both students are mem bers of Kappa Sigma fra ternity, and arc spending their spring vacation visiting their families. The Family Council Kditor'f note: The Family Council consists of a Judie. a phychlatrist, three clergymen, tiiree editors and a women's editor, f .n ii article is a 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 Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) Vivian R. I'm tired of her she's a better homcmakcr hints that only a dull woman than I. Half the time she's is content to stay home. . yakking on the phone and Isabel G. How narrow can chasing her kids away. Or you get? Vivian has let her she's next door at a coffee home become her cage. j klatsch. In my home, things ! are organized and much calm- Vivian R. Isabel keeps j er. A job improves a woman. snowing me aas lor joos, ten- I Residents Are Asked To Evaluate Service Residents of the Medford area are being asked to eval uate service and courtesy at the S&H Green Stamp Re demption Center, 221 South Central ave., as part of a na tional courtesy program re cently launched by the Sperry and Hutchinson company. Dorothy Dunham, store manager, said customers also may cast a vote for the S&H Courtesy Hostess they feel has given them the most cour teous service. The winner will be a can didate in the S&H District Courtesy Queen contest and may be selected for regional or top national honors. ing me what a big success she and her sisters are. I feel Tht Council: Neither lady Ashland Ona Liles, Rose- burg, and Don Alger, Lake- view, seniors at Southern Orc- gon college, have accepted I graduate teaching assistant ships in chemistry at Wash ington State university in Pullman. Both will pursue studies toward obtaining a doctor of philosophy degree ' in chemistry. 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Kono OCT. 24 NOV. 22 4- 7- t-i3(Q 5354-71 CAWKORN IAN 3- 5- 1-UgT (72 28 39 AOtMMUS JAN. 21 FCG 19 20-29-4(Ms4r ali7-74 men MAB 21 UlllA.'i'ir'r 162-73-76. Limitations May Be Necessary at Local Library, Board Notes Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. W ATKINS (Rfgiitar and Tribun 5yndie.tr, 19631 Stutltti. Sp.ciei of Wh.lk Eumln of Okuit Surt-CUm He was in no hurry. He had no place to go. Even the pass ing of time meant nothing night or day, it was all one and the aame. Overhead, a foot of oozy mud and a couple of feet of water; an ideal en vironment for this heavy ahelled mollusk - the giant urf clam. Differing aomewhat from most clam species, the surf clam prefers a borderline po sition, seeming to delight in the waves right at the point where heavy surf is breaking. This pounding by wave action would seem to be the crea ture's only form of relaxation or enjoyment, unless he de rives some small measure of comfort in ooze or loose sand while resting s the tide surges in above him. Built for This Lli This clam Is built for rough and tumble wave action; the shell itself Is heavy, thick and strong. It is a shell without color, with the outer surface marked with growth lines. The surf-clam is probahly the largest bivalve shell In Amer ican waters, often measuring seven inches in length and weighing as much as a pound and a half. Because of its commonness, this clam Is usually the very first shell the amateur collec tor finds while walking along an ocean beach. Too, it will be the largest shell he will find, and about the least col orful. However, If the collector knows where iu look, and digs up one of these clams j tually jump trWO the sand, from its home in the sand, he I but it is doomed; the whelk will find the shell is yellowish j drains out the body juices, in color due to a yellow epl- Later, some child may pick dermis that may completely j up one valve of the clam shell cover the outside of the two j from a stretch of beach and valves. This epidermis washes say to his companion. "Look, away after the animal dies, there's a small round hole In and those shells that wash up this shell sand just at the surt line, with the waves pounding against it, this clam is never too far away from its ever present en emies that can attack and de stroy it. The starfish is an enemy, as is a species of whelk. The starfish clasps Ihe clam with its many arms, Its mouth directly over the dividing line where the two valves of the clam are tightly clamped together. The arms of the star fish exert a steady pull, at tempting to sejiarate the two valves. The clam is deter mined and strong; it wil keep its two shells tightly closed. But eventually the abductor muscle begins to tire. This is the time the starfish is wail ing for. As the two valves se arate slightly, the starfish quickly protrudes its own stomach inside the other mol lusk's soft body. Within a cou ple of hours the body juices of the clam have been sucked into the stomach of the star fish. Different Attack The whelk shell has a dif-fc-renl method of attack. With lis raspy tongue it bores a hole In Ihe thick shell. The boring procedure may con tinue for sonic time, but eventually a hole is drilled, even when the clam shell may be nearly an inch in thickness. In the meantime the clam goes its leisurely way, until it feels the prick of the tongue when it breaks into the body cavity. The clam may then ac- Limitalions of service which will have to be adopted by the Public Library of Med ford and Jackson county . if the library does not receive the $13,809 increase request cd in the budget were report ed by the board of trustees following a special meeting called to discuss the decision announced by the Jackson county court. The Jacksonville library will be reduced from 30 to 20 hours per week under the pared program. Requests of school students at the branch libraries will not be forwarded to head quarters. Special classroom collec tions of books to schools will be eliminated. May Be Limitad Student use of the head quarters library will be limit ed in some way. The board, at conclusion of the meeting, asked that all persons interested in a vital library program for Jackson county make their wishes known to the Jackson counvy budget committee. Considering the action of the Jackson county court in refusing any Increases In the library budget for 1983-64, the trustees stated; "ft is our feeling that the counly court has . not thor oughly understood the serious problem created by the in creased Use of the library in Jackson county. The use of the branch libraries has in creased at the rate of D.8 per cent, the branch requests for information 40 per cent, the shipment of school classroom collections of books by 310 per cent and school class vis its by 85 per cent." The population of Jackson county also is growing at the rate of about 4 per cent per year, the trustees pointed out. The increase in the number of persons using the library will be 1,200 in the current year. Has Right to Dacida "It is well understood that the county court has the right to decide the amount of mon ey given to the library. At the same time, the Public Library trustees must fit the service the library renders the county to the amount of money avail able. If the county court docs not give the library more funds to work with than were given last year, in the "face of rising demand which will no doubt continue, then some adjustments in Ihe service rendered must he made," the official statement of the trus tees read. After listing the restric tions, which would be neces sitated by the curtailment, the trustees explained that since students are served by their own school libraries this area seemed the most logical one In which to reduce the serv ice. Funds to continue this service were included in the budget, however, and lo re strict student use of the li brary would be a "serious and unpleasant decision to make." Scholarship Awards Noted for Pageant Seaside Scholarship awards set for the 1963 Miss Oregon Pageant contestants will amount to $2,200. Ted Gamble, president of the Pepsi-Cola Holders of Oregon, has announced. The organisation has spon sored the scholarships for the slate finals for several years, according to Mrs. Betty Hara lampus, executive director of the pageant. The pageant contest, won lasl year by Jackson county's Martha Wyatt, commences June 2B when 2S contestants will arrive In Seaside to vie for the coveted awards. The finals will be June 29, when the new Miss Oregon will be crowned. Speaker Announced For Annual Banquet Eric W. Allen Jr., manag ing editor of the Medford Mail Tribune, will be guest speak er for the annual Medford Junior Chamber of Com merce Distinguished Service Award banquet at North's Chuckwagon, Monday, April IB, at 7:30 p.m. The DSA has been present ed nationally since 1938 to publicly honor young men from '.II lo 3(i for outstanding community, state and national service and to call attention lo the vital role of all young men In improving their com mutinies. Official DSA nomination forms have been mailed to civic, religious and business leaders of the community seeking their cooperation in making nominations. Some impartial Medford citizens will be this year's judges. Judging will be based on contributions to general com munity welfare during the year, evidence leadership abilitv and of personal or I business progress WANTED! MEN - WOMEN on the beach arc Ihe chalky white characteristic of this clam. Never Far Away Even in the oozy mud or while plowing alon in the The early American Indian;. found use (or the shell of the surf-clam; they attached a lUck to the shell wilh a thong and used it as a hoe. ripping weedl from the rows of Indian corn. A fa. I JT" LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and REPAIRED -We Hjvt- Tim, Gears, Rollers, Pjrtt and Service tor Briggt-Stntton, Clinton, Lauton, Power Products and Tccumich Engines. COMPLETE EXPERT SERVICE Pick-up and Delivery AveiUbto j Prepare now tor U S C'vJ J Service ict- optnlnQi thi eree during thf net 12 months. H Gov eminent position prfv a h.qh as $446 00 month to 8 itiit Thfv provide much J greater ecuritv than private J employment and evcti'ent op. J portunitv tor advancement J Many positions require little or no specialijed education or 5 experience But to O't rnr of ohs, you must pass a test The competition is Ween and m some cases cnlv one cut o! live pass Lincoln Srrwc helps thous ands piepare tor these tests very year. It is one of the larqest and oldest privately BWnad schools of its kind and Is not connected v i t h the Government F.m F-REE information en vtovernment jobs. including list of positions and salaries, till out coupon and mail at nce TODAY You v.ll also set full details on how sou :an prepare yourself for these ests Don t delay ACT NOW! LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 24 Ptkin, lllinoti I am very much interested Please srnd me absolutely FREE (1) A lilt of U. S. Government positions and lalartei, Information on how to quality tor a U S Government Job. sorry for them, however, not will get us to say which is envious. They work, not for ! "right" 24-hour-a-day home the money but because they making, or 24-minus-X - the X find no satisfactions in home- standing for hours on a job. making. To me, it's full of j Temperament, tastes, and beauty. When I bake a fancy mates determine each case in- birthday cake I feel like a Rembrandt turning out a work of art. I read, knit, dance, and try to be "all there" ar a wife and mother. No other career could possi bly be as stimulating as mine. Isabel G. Conversation with Vivian is purely baby talk like a baby about a baby. Her husband and mine are partners, so we're togeth er a lot. But she no longer knows how to act among adults. "Let's see who can'mestic engineering." So in finish our spinach first," is j stead of yawning, listen her speed. Both our children j sharp. Gems of wisdom may are in school now. But her be falling. The home front being home doesn't mean ' can have wide horizons, too. dividually. But lo each, a comment: Are you looking ahead, Vivian? Statistics give women 30 years of "leftover life" after their children grow up. Your present job can't possibly fill 24 hours forever, unless you boondog gle. What arc you doing to remain "employable," alert, interesting? 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