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8 A SUNDAY. APRIL 21. IMS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON They'll Do It BvtryTi umc tmmm . By Jimmy Hatlo Hbmra WAS suffering from SU8UROA TENSION .SO 4000 OLO DOC PRESCBBEaMOSBV THERAPY- So HOW SOOTHED IS OUR EX FRUSTRATED PATIENT ? WELL-J.-L VOU CANY PICASSO OVERNIGHT- The Family Council raibir'e Hate: The Family cnunnl comlitl of hvFhtatrltt. taree eleri-ymen. three editor, inn a woRin'i editor Back article la a lammary of a family dlsagraaBjan. pratented to Ua Council. Tat Couacll daala with problem, major and minor, rnrouaurad fey raiaaaee ronmilon aad .oriel worker!. Edited by all. Alma Dtanr. (Cirajrrttat by oaaem raaturaa Corp.) Conrad T. - She'd done enough for the kids, now H'l my turn. Berate r. - We ihould wait until they're ell married, a ' a Conrad F. - We've been married 40 yearn, I've Juat re tired from the real estate bual neaa, and I want to take my wife on a second honeymoon. But this plan, to which I looked forward for ao long, l turning to ashes because Ber nice can't bear to leave the children. Two are married and have their own children. Aren't we supposed to be free at last to live a little tor our selves? a a . a Bernice T. - Let's face it. I must have done something wrong as a mother because Furnituraland Store Opining It Slattd Ashland - The date for the opening of Furnltureland at 1640 Ashland st. Is May 10. Owners of the store near the Gateway Shopping center ere H. R. (Buck) Graves and Bill Rombach. Graves was formerly manager of Grays Furniture Barn in Central Point. Rombach lives in Phoenix. The Graves family recently moved to Ashland and both Mrs. Graves and son, Ray, will be on the store's sales staff. Mri. Sylvia Snyder will be in charge of the business office. my daughters still won't make a move without talking it over with me. They don't mind my going off for a week or so, but they don't want me to take a five - month freighter trip around the world, or move to Bermuda, as Conrad Is urging. Besides, our bachelor son gets de pressed and likes to tell me his troubles. a a Tha Council: - Two wrongs don't make a right; they aim ply make a mesa. And Ber nice is on the verge of her second wrong if she leaves Conrad holding the travel- bag with no wife at his side. She admits there's something wrong with grown children who "won't make a move" without getting her O.K. Granted that her advice is good, or at least valued by her young, but all good things must end some day and be replaced by something "al most" as good. In this case, the children's own judgment, for better or for worse, should be the replacement. In accom panying her husband Bernice hat a chance to avoid a aec ond "wrong" and redress the firat, for she'll be hurling to her children a belated chal lenge to grow. They're en titled to It. Bernice must with draw aa the "solver" of all problems. Obviously she has not solved the most Important one: How to raise children to a point where while loving and prizing their parents, they can proceed alone. Court Records ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT John Wuiay Mlfte. . 130 South Mountain ave.. Atnland, driving while under the Influence of in toxicating liquor. 9300, 30 day jell sentence impended. Rola Vern Young, disobeyed truffle ilngal. IS. William Leroy Hutchtnton, diso beyed tratflc ilgnal, IS. Wallace Weitwood, violation of basic rule. 130. Waller Duff, Improper paiilng, $10. John Clark Hodsofi, violation of baalc rule, 110. MlDrOBD MUNICIPAL COURT Lloyd Edmua Dyer, disobeyed ettvp sign, 10. . Gerald Hay McComb, violation nf basic rule. $13. David William Nlenew, violation f basic rule. 933. George Allen Harshman. viola tion of basic rule, 110. Susan Lucille Perreard, disobey art stop sign. 910. Mervln Albert Green, violation of basic rule. 925. Bonnie Lite Adams, disobeyed top sign, 910. Mary Jeanette Howell, (allure to yield right of way. 91ft. Char Ir Thomas Gardner, emerg ing from private driveway without topping, 93. MaraBel Braden Prohnmayer, disobeyed traffic signal. 93. Man McAbee Overstrect, viola tion of basic rule, 93 George Henry Muller, Improper passing-, 93. Oeanna Jean Arnold, violation of basic rule, 933. Walter wm red Johnson, viola tion of basic rule. 933. Francis Barbara DeArmond. no operator's license In possession, 93. disobeyed atop sign. 910. Denny Owen Chamberlain, vio lation of hasic rule. 933. Phyllis Audrey Tengwald. Im proper ine usage, sin Ralph Ertwadl McClurt. dlsnhey ed traffic algnal, 91. tor's license, 110. Raymond Harold, no vehicle 11 canae, IS; no vehicle license. 5. Gervia Eugene Nichols, truck speeding, 910. Abraham Lincoln H-lfhlll inirk speediiv. 910. Hartley Brown Lungreen. no safety chains, 110. William Jesse Nicholas, violation of haaic rule, $10. Ben Waldean Baker, violation of basic rule. 133. Howard naipri My era, disobeyed truck niMHK r (HI RT Gordon Stewart May, violation of basic rule. 913. Jessie James Morrison, deposit Ins; injurious material on highway. Gary Paul RUey. failure to atop Gary Humphrey Skaggs, impro per headlights. Lloyd Lawrence Skyes. improper headlights, 93 Arlene M Mailman, no opera tore licence. 93. Ossie Henry Tranum, violation of hasic rule. 910. David Gilbert Wood, violation of baste rule. 910. Benjamin Jack Gtllniky. no ve hide license. 93. , Terrance Claire Simmons, viola tion of basic rule. 910. Chauncey Robert Beck, obstruct ed vialon, 910. Herbert Herman Lion, violation of basic rule. 938. Jerry William Worthlngton, driv ing while license suspended, 1250 Gordon LeRoy Christlanson. vio lation of basic rule. 938. Alan. Ivan Ouches, overload, 930. Dannie: Boyd Siaaech. violation of baalc rule. 910 Donald Alton, no red flag en load, no. Daniel Bruce Hartley, truck peedlng, 910. Carl William Mitchell, obstruct ed vision. 910. May Evelyn Crume. no vehicle license, 93. Kenneth A. J MarKenrle. viola tion of baalc rule, 910. Elmer Floyd Mage), truck speed ing. 910 Edmund Alfred PieH. no hewn. 10. Donald Eugene lister, Wnlafmn nf hasic rule. 910 Deanna Elaine Wedrfie, violation of basic rule. 910 Aubrey Allen Head, no opera tion sign. 913. William George Chase peeaing, siu. Homer Jackson Hyllnn, over width load. 913 , Jack Harold Sheldon, no vehicle license. 93. James Alvln Carlson, no horn. . avid CTlr Slnnher Tnn-rr rile. obeyed stop aign, 913. noy fcacoe wiison. raiiura to top, 913. Eugene Chauncey Whltelv. over load, 918 Allen John Dam. overload. 924. Paul FlnailrV Re vinlallnn nt baalc rule, 910. John Lotus Blackslnne. failure in yield right of way, 913. Thomas Fcnton Storey, failure to yield right or way, tlfl Jesse Collins Wingfield, no op erator's license, 93. Leonard. Arthur Nelson, over load, 923 John Charles Snook, Improper turn, 93. Victor LeRoy Adams, no wind shield wipers, 95. Donald Richard Bondfleld. over length, 913 Richard John Roberta, no vehicle license. 93. Jerry Carl Edwin Hnlmer, vio lation nf basic rule. 933. Melvln Allen Pieper, Improper left turn, 913 Clarence William Edmonds, truck speeding. I.!.. Paul Robert Smith, nn vehicle license. 93 David Wayne Hunter, truck speeding. 10. Atena Rae Blrdion. violation of basic rule, sin Bradley David Lone, no vehicle license, 93. CIRCUIT COURT Opaleue Dillard Smith vs. Leroy Smith, divorce complaint. Joan M Rohlnson vs. Arthur H Robinson, divorce complaint Llla June Arikins vs Rtrhard Edwin Artkms. divorce complaint DeAnna Belle Shepherd vs Rov Dean Shepherd, divorce complaint Alherltna Dean vs Delford B Dean, divorce decree Wanda Eastman vs. George East man, divorce decree Pattv Jean Chancier vs. Dennis Noble Chancier, divorce decree. Carole Mae Johnson vs Floyd Carl Johnson, separate mainte name complaint. M nNt C.K LICENSE APPLICATIONS Richard James Wilson, route 1. box 380, Trail, and Janet Gell Burk, route 1, box 832. Eagle Point. William Robert Dlerlex. 1 130 Wet Ninth it, Medford. and Mar gare Loulie Stocker. 3.U South 09JWJ ave . Medford. ... ir Carwtn Summers box If1 5"' r- nd Henrietta May Cheadle. route 1, box 33L Jacksonville "OIL TO BURN" MaMSwai SSH Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. 7712111 Local Man Candidate For Divinity Degree Gordon Lindsey Green, Medford, is one of 56 students who are candidates for de grees or diplomas at Golden Gate Baptist Seminary com mencement exercises at Mill Valley, Calif., May 3. Green will receive the bachelor of divinity degree. Judge Miller Speaks at Meeting of Committee The steadily decreasing rev enue with which to meet reg ular services and the ever-increasing demands for addi tional and new services are the two basic developments responsible for the problems now plaquing Jackson county, Judge Earl Miller told a meet ing of the governmental op erations committee of the Medford Chamber of Com merce last week. Miller- stressed particularly the importance of O and C funds to the county economy and voiced recret that this source Is steadily being re duced. ious matter, Miller main tained. Attending the meeting with Miller were Otto Bohnert of the county budget committee and former county commis sioner, Chester Wendt. Com mittee Chairman Robert D. Heffernan, Jr.. thanked the guests for bringing a first j hand report to the meeting. Don McNeil spoke in oppo-1 sition. to Senate Joint Ttesolu Hon No. 27, which would set up an interim committee of 11 to study the adequacy of i existing tourist facilities in I He warned that there are Oregon, He said the resolution strong interests working to ; would give the committee the change the formula for dis tributing these funds in such way as to reduce the funds or remove them entirely. The revenue from O and C funds is now down $140,000 from 1962, Millar stated. Urges Listeners Ti'e county judge urged his listeners to be on guard against raids on O and C funds and to keep in mind that to replace the O and C lion funds allocated to Jackson county last year would have required a levy of at least 21 mills. With real properly already carrying an excessive tax load, a county levy of this nature would be a very ser- power to employ personnel, to submit expenses to the Secre tary of state and to spend up to $50,000 for the study. Mc Neil maintained that the high way department is doing a good job in this area and that the expenditure would con stitute a further raid on high way funds. The committee unanimous ly voted to oppose the resolu- Gilkey Attends Denver Convention Denver Richard W. Gil key, director of the Curricu lum Materials Center in Jack son county, was a key figure in the 40th anniversary con vention of Audiovisual In struction in Denver, conclud ing Friday. About 3.000 educators from schools and colleges of the United States and foreign vis itors participated in the con vention at which equipment valued at more than half mil lion dollars was displayed. Demonstrations of team leaching, documentary re ports of developments in for eign language teaching and talks by school superintend ents about the introduction of communications technology in school systems were Included. Also attending the conven tion was James McDonald, former director of the Jack son County Curriculum and Materials Center. McDonald moved to Eugene to become director of the Lane county center. Fraud Defection Among Topics lor Bankers of Area "Fraud Detection, Embez- employees zelment and Robbery of j vacations. Banks" was the subject of the last in a series of seminars heard last week at the Hed rick Junior High school given by the Rogue Valley chapter, American Institute of Bank ing. C. R. Walker, assistant aud itor of the United States Na tional Bank from Portland, and James Mulaney, from the local office of the federal bureau of investigation, were the featured speakers. Walker explained the authority of an auditor, the scope of an examination and the purposes and objectives of an audit. "The auditors prime goal is to prevent," he said. He explained that a crime oc curs when there is temptation, duress, and opportunity. It is the auditors duty to take away the temptation and the opportunity. This is done by regular audits to establish good internal control. A few of the methods to accomplish this are dual control of rec ords, several personnel com pleting one transaction, a well defined policy of screening and compulsory I bad checks. He explained that most robbery cases are com- Mulaney talked on bank muted by one man wno is nol robbery, cmbcrzelment and disguised. New Building Firm-Triple AAA-Tenant 9 net return on In vestment. Double de clining depreciation. All or Part Ownership in Trust. For Information Call: C. A. FRITSINGER 773-7727 09 MAR.22 ) 4-16-27.38 I MAY 21 ft S.14.JMH t JUNE 23 l 7-I9-24-371 48-59-71 r 10TLiLil -Br CLAY R. POLLAN- M Your Daily Activity Guid M It According fo (he Sfor. 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