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WEDNE8DAY. APRIL 17. 1963 14 A - The Family Council Kdttor'i note; The Family Council cuniliU of a Judge, a hychfatrttt, three clergymen, three editors ana a women's editor. Each article is a nummary of a family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council deali with problems, major and minor, ncounterei by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by Mrs Alma Denny. (Copyright by General features Corp.) Karan B.-My mother didn't ed"7 My own mother sent me prepare me for life as well forth inhibited and ignorant, as she thought. I In my eargerness to "do right Mra. W. BI eave her the I by" Karen. I tried to banish facts. I figured she knew the ' cr fears. I see now that rules visor A. E. Smith. limits. I aangers must dc stressed j too. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Grazing Fees (or Winema Listed Klamath Falls - The 1963 grazing feus for livestock per mitted on the former Klamath Indian lands, now within the Winema National forest, have been announced by Super- Inner Space Crusade Shopping fro New Auto Brings Rude Awakening to Driver of 1946 Car By DICK WEST Washington 1UPI1 Nothing could be done space" banner, including Sen For IB about the roof and this Karen B. My friends en vied me and my modern mother because I could tell her or ask her anything. She never washed out my mouth with soap over words I brought home. Instead she ex plained them. As a teenager I didn't feel guilty about sex desires. Mother always de scribed sex as part of love, something to be regarded as sacred and beautiful. But I'm 20 now, in love with Jim, and she's shocked to learn that we've been intimate. Now she says she meant mar ried love. . Mn. W.B.-I hope my shock brings Karen to safe territory fast. It would be tragic if she became pregnant, or lost Jim, because I harped on the beau ty of the sex relation, rather than on the brakes. What if Jim is one of those young men who merely "tests girl and when it comes to marriage prefers the "untest Tha Council: Sex instruc tion which includes facts only, that is, vocabulary, dia grams and descriptions - with a bit of poetry thrown in, perhaps, is like a racing car with a jammed steering wheel and no brakes. Along with the enlightening words Mrs. B. furnished her daughter, there should have been underlining of ethics, morals, attitudes. Ideally, the sex act in our society is a responsible act. It has consequences-emo tional, physical, social. Lest a conscientious mother, sharing the "facts of life" with her daughter, wind up "selling" pre-marital sex-as did Mrs. B.-she must link every line of her talk to married love. Hold your knowledge, hold your love, Karen. Marriage is the place to reveal them. years Stephen Spingarn. a for mer member of the Federal trade com mission, tool ed around in 1946 sedan Cable Beauty Research Training Seminars Scheduled Eugene - Three overseas re search training seminars will be sponsored this summer by the University of Oregon s In stitute of International Stud ics and Overseas administra tion. One of the programs, all of which arc financed with funds from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, is In Colombia. The other two are in Cosla Rica. The three research groups, all under directors who have had previous research ex perience in Central and South America, expect to spend the entire summer on their field projects, according to John F. Gange, director of the Insti tute of International Studies and Overseas administration. All graduate students partici pating in the programs arc candidates for advanced de grees at the university. A new rate for cattle has been set at SI. 45 per animal per month, compared to 51.50 per month in 1961 and 1962. The rate for sheep, however, will remain at 32 cents per head per month, the same rate as in the two previous years. I "The reduced rate of five cents per month for cattle was made possible through the application of a sliding i Spingarn was forced to go scale lormuia wnicn is oasea on market conditions. Smith Edwin L. Mcchcm (R-N.MO, who is 6-feet-3 and who of fered to make a "bipartisan revolt." I personally however, am pressure on the auto makers n0( jmeresled ,n joining such what has prompted Spingarn to organize the "inner space crusade." Us aim is to bring I THIEF'LL BE SORRY Frome, England -iL?i- Don ald Risdon, director of a tro pical bird garden, he warn ed that whoever stole his pet salmon-crested cocka too will soon "be glad to get rid of her." He said if some one has taken the bird home "he will be highly embarras sed by her whistles, cat-calls ! and screams." succumbed to said. This formula is designed so that it will reflect in the an nual grazing fees any yearly fluctuations in the price paid for livestock throughout the Western States. A drop in the average price paid for live stock in any given year re sults in a reduction of graz ing fees for the following year. A rise in the average price would result in an in creased fee. The 1963 indices indicate a slight decline in the 1962 tall cattle market, while the sheep market did not fluctu ate sufficiently to he reflected in the fees charged for sheep use of the range. Users of national forest ranges arc required to submit payment for grazing fees 15 days in advance of their scheduled date of turnout. In view of this and, in order to allow ample time for pay ment, billings have now been processed and mailed to the 1963 permittees. Smith said. Vehicles Involved in Highway 238 Accident Vehicles operated by John E. Adams: 69, of Sterling route, box 19A, Jacksonville, and George Richard Trites, 54, of 495 Ray lane, Ashland, were involved in an accident on Jacksonville hill on High way 238 earlier this week. Police said Adams was taken to Sacred Heart hospi tal with leg and hand in juries. Trites, police said, de clined medical attention for a facial bump. out shopping for a new car "It was then that I discov-, ered," he said in relating his adventures, "that I had be- j come a Rip Van Winkle , among motorists." His rude awakening came when he tried to get in one of the 1963 models. First he banged his head on the roof. Then he cracked his knee cap on the steering column. "To my amazement, f found that the cars I thought had been getting bigger on the outside," he said. "On the in side Ihey had been shrinking. "They are fine for cobras and other reptiles thai can crawl in on their bellies, but a man has to creep into his own car like a midnight thief. Then he has to curl up in the natal position before he can drive it." Spingarn. wno stands just under 6-fcet-2 and weighs 250 pounds, test - entered every make of car that sell for less than S3, 000. picking up new abrasions along the way. "The only way I avoided a concussion was by training myself to stop and say 'Look out, Spingarn! Don't 'bump your head again!' before I opened the door," he said. At some point, possibly as a result of too many lumps on the cranium, Spingarn chang ed from a Rip Van Winkle into a sort of latter day Cap tain Ahab. He lost all interest in mile age and other performance features and became obsessed with the pursuit of an auto whose portals permitted easy to produce in at least a limit- . a crusade. I'm holding out for Life was good cd edition a model with a one of those cars shown in then. But a hiBn r00f and abundant leg : hc U-Drive-It commercials couple of " where tne driver tioats aown ; irom me SKy. Many recruits have been I rallying around the "inner i ingress and egress They were even rarer than white whales. Finally. Spingarn found a dealer who promised to re move the front seal track and reinstall it four inches farther to the rear. Being a lawyer. Spingarn made him put in writing. Then he carried the signed stipulation to another dealer, who agreed to match the terms. But. it turned out that months ago, disaster struck. His faithful old con veyancc fatigue and HOUSE PASSES BILL Salem-'IW-A bill to let up land owners get title to off shore river or harbor "fill" lands breezed through the Oregon House 54-5 today and went to the Senate. Home Discipline Is Due for Change Ann Arbor, Mich. - WP1 -The nation's children will face a general stiffening of home discipline m tne years aireci ly ahead, a University of Michigan psycniaiirsi pre dicts. "Today we arc at one extreme of the disciplinary pendulum," says Dr. Jack C. Westman. "It's a common at mosphere of permissiveness in which children too often run the home. The pendulum is set to swing back, and if it settles in some middle po sition it will mark a change for the better." WRONG LEG Bournemouth, England-WD John Barker said his 2-ycar-old son, Ashley, broke his right leg but when he went to the hospital they put a cast on the left leg. Barker said a doctor at the hospital told him "that sort of thing does happen" and then changed the cast. "OIL TO BURN" Mobilheat S 8 H Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. 772-21 1 1 the scat tracks on some cars can only be moved back about two inches. Senior Day Slated At College Campus Ashland - High school sen iors from throughout Oregon and northern California have been invited to visit the Southern Oregon college cam pus on Senior Day, Saturday, April 20. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Britt lounge. "College. 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