Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 08, 1963, Image 12

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(a) Good (H) Advene Aft 22 ,rfl CANtCOIN DEC 23 JAN. L 2-1I.23OI AOUAItVI JAN 21 P8. 19 UW-76-2cA 146-76 80-81 1 rtscis 35-39-54S9 ctt-o7-890 si Summer Workshop Noted at University Eugene - Teacher who have responsibilities in sec ondary fchool administration or who are preparing (or such positions, are eligible to at tend a summer workshop in secondary school administra tion July 1S-20 at the Univer aity of Oregon. The workshop will be Joint ly sponsored by the Oregon Association of Secondary School Principals, the Oregon State Department of Educa tion, and the University of Oregon. Problems and topics of the workshop will include evalu ation of teachers, procedures in opening and closing t h c school year, the dropout and potential dropout, techniques for making the master sched ule, evaluating student achievement In "ability group" classes, and recent de velopments in one or more subject areas. Further information and reservation forms may be ob tained by writing Arthur C. Hcarn, School of Education, University of Oregon. "OIL TO BURN" M.bilheat SIH Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. 772-2111 Retired Official of Morrison-Knudsen Diet Scottsdale, Ariz. - Wrl M. G. (Mike) Kennedy, re tired vice president of the Morrison-Knudsen Co. and di rector of numerous Latin American construction proj ects, died Sunday. Kennedy, 72, was vacation ing at this resort town Just east of Phoenix. Services and burial are to be held at Arvada, Colo., his home since his retirement last January. Meningitis Outbreak Appears Controlled San Diego - IUPI1 - Navy doctors today planned to lift a quarantine on 75 recruits as an outbreak of spinal menin gitis appeared to be under control. The outbreak, second in a month, claimed one life among five cases. There also was one fatality in an out break March 10. Medical officials said all 20,000 Navy men at the center had been taking sulfa pills since Friday, but no further pills would be issued unless a new case of meningitis is reported. Officials said the latest vie tim, Robere le Huquct, 10, of iMllwaukic, Ore., whs listed in "(air condition" after being I taken off the critical list. The Medical Roundup (t. v- I AM GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS I have been reading about an organization called "Gam blers Anonymous," which in 1837 was started in Los A n g c les by Jim W. The org anizalion now has 800 converts left, out of 7,000 troubled men and women who started out with the intention of putting an end to their terrible curse of gambling. The address of the society is P.O. Box 17173, Los Angc les 17. Calif., or P. O. Box 1408 in New York City. Lo cal chapters arc to be found in a number of cities. The society is patterned alter the successful Alcoholics Anony mouf, Few people who have not had to deal with an invcieraic gambler can imagine what a curse the tendency can be. One of my friends, a big busi nessman in Nevada, told me about one of his best employ ees - an intelligent and able worker - who every time he got his pay check went straight to one of the gam- blinc halls, and stayed mere until he hadn't a cent loft. As a result, my friend had to insist that he be allowed to pay some of the man's salary to the fellow's wife to pay the rent and to buy food and clothes for the children. The remarkable thing was that the employee, who knew that he always come out of the gam bling place broke, just could not stay out of the "uiud when he had a dollar in his pocket. Devastating Toll According to Stanley rranK, who wrote an article on Gam blers Anonymous, the toll in emotional bankruptcy among confirmed gamblers is devas tating. About a thud of the people who come to Gamblers Anonymous have been di vorced, and most of the re- Kmerltui Consultant In Medicine Mavu l imit l.nirnim Profckkur 'f Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1361) mainder are facing this dis aster. Matters are very depress ing when it is the wife who blows every cent that should go for food for her children. As one woman said, "I have tried to keep away from that hell-hole; I've tried, but cards arc; like a drug to me." A man said sadly, "For 50 years this SHOPPER'S LOANS for the wishes that bloom in the Spring Shop now for all the special needs that Springtime brings with a Shopper's Loan from Household Finance. Buy new clothes to outfit the whole family, shop for a better car, buy things for the house. With cash, you shop for Spring bargains at any store . . . pay on the spot and avoid a lot of bills later on. Trust America's oldest and largest company of Its kind to help you meet the season's extra money needs. Aik about Credit Life Inmranee on loan at group rate. Ck MONTH tV PAVMINT HANS MM it jo 12 e ' tgi tes5 tess tags lit $ 5.X) $ li.72 SlO.Oi (18.40 2M 11.81 1IU4 20.09 30.93 JN 17.71 20.16 30 14 f538 St 2&M 32-97 4(iiit 01.66 IN S3.W 62.21 tV.til U'.'jti i.w 1 77 S7 w:i8 .uo:r p.i6 RmwUTi , k-,f ,, Ik aWf, rtU ri i Ul H'l V ).).- M f 4k), . . imj mh it m ftalaafj mmm y '00 i e (mmui utv. tag .... .. HOUSEHO FINANCE 121 East Main St., 2nd Floor-Phon.: 771-5301 In Mm. fan Taw. II H 5 M-Fn H 1 f. M. LO curse has been on me. My gambling drove my wife into a mental institution." As Jim W. says about Gam blers Anonymous, "We suc ceed only with people who have hit rock bottom in mis ery and degradation." The others who still have some money left "really don't want to stop gambling " Apparently at times gam bling is defnitcly a form of psychosis, and the victim goes to a psychiatrist to see if anything can be done to work a cure. Mr. Frank tells of a woman of 45 who had been addicted to narcotics, alcohol, obesity, nymphomania and gambling. She said that of all these addictions, gambling was the hardest to lick. She managed to quit the booze, the dope, the over-1 eating, and the running! around with men after her divorce, but gambling she j couldn't slop "All I had on! my mind was horses." Played for 14 Hours Mr. Frank also tells of a j woman who. a week after she was delivered of a baby boy by ccsarian section, play ed the slot machines for 14 consecutive hours until she : had a hemorrhage. Often in my long life as a physician, I have noticed that any man who starts taking dope, or who takes barbitur ates by the handful, is a chain smoker and perhaps an alco-, holic. The trouble with peo ple of this type is that in many ways they arc not quite sane; they arc undisciplined. and they won't bother lo get I needed sleep. Their urge to do crazy things is so strong lhat often DO amount of effort on their part can save them from their folly. As with other people of this type, it is useless to argue with a gambler, or to beg him to reform. The only man who can save him is himself, and he must very much want to save himself. TAX WORK MADE EASY Rent or Lease Adding Machine Typewriter Calculator VOIGHTS 8th & Grape 772-4100 Easy Parking Green Stamps 11" 111 1 mmmmm LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and REPAIRED -We Hoe- Tires, Gears, Rollers, Parti and Service for Briges-Stratton, Clinton, Lauion, Power Products and Tecumsch Engines. COMPLETE EXPERT SERVICE Pick-up and Delivery Available SIMS CYCLE AND HOBBY SHOP 23 NORTH FIR 772-2472 Representative Says Legislature Is Hard Working "Gov. Mark Hatfield has a heavy case of Potomac fever," State Representative James Redden (D-Jackson) charged here Saturday night, address ing the Democratic Social club. That is why he is constant ly attacking the legislature," the Mcdford lawyer maintained. Hcdden then defended the legislature, reviewing the hours devoted by members to committee assignments-, where all the heavy work is done. It is a hard working leg islature," Redden declared. "The members of the press, who follow us around, are be ginning to come lo the legis lature's defens-c." Tile Jackson county mem ber of the House then con tended that the type of work tlic legislators are doing this year docs nol make colorful news because the members are not fighting with each other and they are not carry ing their fights to the floor of the House. They are doing their work in COmmltlCei, where il should be done, he insistid "The governor It feuding and the legislators are work ing," he summed up his stand on the much discussed sub ject. Good Accomplished Referring to much legisla tion that doesn't pass. Redden jaid many times a great deal li accomplished by the Intro duction of legislation. To prove this contention, he re ferred to legislation which would have changed the re sponsibilities of county sher iffs, moving some services to state police. This bill has al ready caused tile state sheriffs to take a belter look at their operations and will undoubt edly bring about some needed reforms. In the same category, Itci den placed the legislation call ing for an Investigation of power company rates. This bill, and Redden was one of ihe sponsors, brought a "Pa cific Power and Light rate reduction in a few days." he stated Redden was introduced to: the dinner crowd at Ping's, Garden by Gerald ScanneilJ president of the Democratic Social club. Scanneii also announced lhat the annual Roosevelt Me-j uiorial dinner, "traditionally the largest Democratic fund raising dinner in the state." will be held here on May U.i Sen. Gaylord Nelson (DWiN 1 will be the speaker At Your Nearby Sateway Store YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT YOUR SAFEWAY STORE M-D Toilet Tissue 2s White or Assorted. Here's real savings I . U Mayonnaise Kraft, with the magic lilt of lemon. 24 oz. t,i I At mm at vou kava a caret Gel a FREE Spell C-A-S-H und.r Hie' faucet. Rub the for each of the frleHer. card every time you vmr oiacr. circi. ana - - -y - mnnn Safeway NO PURCHASE tery letter appears. It may Safeway for your JIOO.OO NECESSARY. be C, A, S or H. Cash Pntel 29 Cane Sugar Q79' Candi Cane. Fine, all -purpose sugar. U Vy Vy PREM or Roast Beef with Gravy Famous Swift Products. 12-oz can 49 Remember We Give Valuable Gold Bond Stamps. RULES OF THE GAME Anyone 18 years of age and over is eligible to win except Safeway employees and members of their immediate family. Ask for your FREE spell CASH card each time you visit Safeway. DISFIGURED CARDS ARE VOID All Winning Cards Must Be Verified Before Payment. Only Bonafide Spell CASH cards will be honored Brocade Soap 0V r pastels. Reg. bar D-f Mill, Creamy evaporated Tel mllK milk. l4':-oz. can D Ca. n,,nr Viri0,Y 8f ,iles Small 19c; Ige. 29c. Giant 4 25c 2 29c 49c Canned Milk Mayonnaise Flour Kitchen Craft lucerne Piodmont Tall cans 8$1 Quart 39c 10-lb. Bag 85c Fresh, Snowy white heads Cauliflower Wonderful served with cheese sauce c CarrOtS Fresh and extra crisp lb. 10 Cabbaqe pefec. for Cole Slaw lb Potatoes U.S. No. 1 Russets 10 .bs 47 GROUND BEEF Pure, lean beef. Quality controlled 39 lb C iiSfcfcr 3 10 Powder Room J M-D Napkins j I Paper Napkins To,hT 59c i So 229c j AWARD FRISKIES ' liver flavored I Margarine Jj I" cal food A QC, i Mb. CM, f0C j ISVi-oi. 4 OwC 1 GLEEM FRISKIES Chicken or Fish flavored. I Toothpaste. A , IS'j-oi. A Cn I large Sire t WW can f 036 ! Glass Wax i FRISKIES J Chicken or Fish Gold Seal for CQA ' Flavored. A AQA winnov. IJ-oi VVW i s": c,n 0 at WW j Boiling Beef Link Sausage Plate cut, extra flavorful. Safeway. Delightful breakfast treat. r:L c:l c.nt.ih'. choke Ml villus Breaded & pre-cooked S-oi. 19c 69c 3S1 BONELESS Corned Butts Safeway. All waste-free lb 49 Fab Detergent is: more on ite. 5 lb Super Suds Detergent for dishes. Liquid Vel 40-oz. 22-oz. 94c 59c 61c Ajax Cleanser Z?:r 235c Ajax Cleaner 1: Ajax Liquid floor and A J. lis. 3.lb.6-oz. Jtv with Ammonia. 28-o: btl. 75c r 1 1 c e aftcctlva Monday, Apr.l I h r u Wafnciday, Apni 10 at Safe way in Medford. We rcsecrve the Hhe aa UtiMl.