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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON TUESDAY, MAY 21. 1963 A 5 i r -- iS? - SAFETY FIRST Actress Vera Felton isn't about to take any chances, even in her rocking chair which she has equip ped with a seat belt. Miss Felton also recommends seat belts be installed in automobiles. The belts are optional equip ment for rocking chairs, but are highly recommended by all afety councils for auto driving safety. (UP1) Natural Gas This Fall Is Assured Natural gas for southern Oregon this fall was assured by the action of the Federal Power Commission recently. E. K. Albert, president of California Pacific Utilities company, announced that word has been received that the FPC had issued its order adopting its examiner's de cision of April 18. "This is the long awaited go signal to permit El Paso Natural Gas company to con struct 127 miles of mainline from Eugene to Grants Pass, and for California - Pacific Utilities company to build S3 miles of mainline from Grants Pass to Ashland," Albert said. Natural gas will first be re ceived in Roseburg, Grants Pass, Medford, Phoenix, Tal ent and Ashland where manu factured gas Is now served through the mains of CPU. Oakland, Sutherlin, Winches ter, Winston, Myrtle Creek, Riddle, Canyonville, G 1 e n dale. Rogue River, Gold Hill, Central Point, White City and Jacksonville are scheduled for natural gas later. "The right-of-ways have nearly all been secured and the engineering will be finish ed immediately. We will start laying pipe very shortly for we intend to meet our goal of serving natural gas through our mains this fall," Albert added. MS: Does your insurance give you "Swiss cheese" protection? Your present home insurance may be full of "holes." Many homes today are not covered by enough insurance. Others have spotty insur ance coverage. Two-thirds of all home owners ere completely unprotected against burglary, personal liability, and similar risks! 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SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY 48 Hawthorne Avenue, Medford, Oregon 77J-7JM Commissioner Says He'd Favor Closing Counties to Hunting A report that John P. Amacher, member of the Ore gon state game commission, from Winchester, has suggest ed that Klamath and Des chutes counties be closed to hunting in the fall, was re ceived with enthusiasm Thursday night by the Jack son county chapter of the Oregon Fish and Game Coun cil, according to Walter Craig, president. ; The meeting was held at the Central Point Sportsmen's club. Members of the Jackson county chapter, Craig said, will go along with this reco ommendation and give it full support if the game commis sion allows no "doe shoot" in the remaining Eastern Ore gon ranges. Allotted 500.000 Acras The Oregon Fish and Game Council, Craig reported, has been allotted 500,000 acres in eastern Oregon by ranchers, who have given the Council authority to close the acre ages to hunting if the state game commission laws show no sign of changing May 24 at a hearing on tentative games laws for the coming year. If the commission allows the continuance cf does and special seasons, Craig stated, the ranchers have said the Council is authorized to close the range. The next meeting of the Your ATLANTIC COMPANY Representative in Medford is . . . SECURITY INSURANCE 48 HAWTHORNE AIL FORMS INSURANCE YOUR M lunmJ n I Ttlllll' AGENT Al Potter, Chris Barker, Hank Hart, Bill Salads' "Insurance is Security' PHONE 773-7325 Oregon Fish and Game Coun cil has been moved up to June 1, Craig announced, to enable a full discussion of the tentative game laws be fore the final adoption June 7. The Jackson county chap ter will be well represented at the hearing in Portland May 24, he said. Chaunccy Florey of Central Point has been elected as di rector in the Oregon Fish and Game Council as the rep resentative from Jackson county. A resolution passed at the state meeting in Bend, urging Gov. Mark O. Hatfield to ask for the resignations of all members of the Oregon state game commission, was read at the Central Point meeting. It slates: ''Be it resolved that whereas for several years the Oregon state game com mision has progressively lib eralized the killing of does and fawns, both as to num bers and length of hunting seasons; that such policies have brought the deer herds to the verge of destruction; that big game management, delegated by the legislators to the Oregon state game commission, has been, in substance, further delegated by the commission to special interests which desire to de stroy the deer; that scores of thousands of citizens have pe tioned Your Excellency and the legislature to take correc tive action; that no such ac-1 to continue to manage the tion has, been taken; that, deer herd solely in accord from all available evidence, j ance with the wishes of priv it appears that the commis- j ate interests, it is accordingly sion is wrongfully determined I resolved that Your Excellency be respectfully asked to re- quest the immediate resigna tions of all of the members of the Oregon state game commission." The resolution carries the names of Clifford E. Milhorn, president, Oregon Fish and Game Council, and W. M. Kellem, secretary-treasurer. v--ftS EXPECTING BABY - Princess Sophie, wife of the Prince who some day may become the Prince of Spain, is expecting a baby in December. Princess Sophie and her husband, Don Juan Carlos, are shown in Madrid. (UPI) Children Who Steal Necessitate Firm Action bv Parents BY DAVID NYDICK UPI Education Specialist Parents and teachers often are faced with the proDiom of children who steal. How should it be handled? The answer depends in part on the child's age. Children below the age of three who take items which do not be long to them ordinarily do not understand what ownership means. Their experiences with toys, etc. lead them to believe that everything is shared. Don't get upset when a child of this age takes someone else's property. You should ex plain that the item is not theirs and should be returned Perhaps you can bring out the difference between shar ing and ownership. It is im portant that you realize that the child will probably not be able to develop a full under standing. In the three to five year age group children should be de veloping increased respect for their own as well as other's properly. During this period, they will become more Inde pendent of you. As they learn to get along with their friends, a need to respect other peo ple's property will grow. Additional guidance should be used when incidents of steal ing occur. i Above the age of six. chil- drcn should have sufficient ! knowledge to recognize that they are doing wrong when they steal. In this age group children tend to steal secret ly and hide the objects. They will probably deny the act. When this happens, you must be particularly firm. Explain that you love the child but do not approve of this behavior and will not permit It. There are a great variety of reasons why children might steal. Children who are deprived may resort to steal ing if the need becomes strong ' enough. Of course, stealing is : by no means limited to the needy. Children who appear to have everything are just as guilty of this objectionable behavior. When children arc lonesome or unhappy, they may turn to stealing. Some times the cause is a lack of a warm relationship with par ents. Don't Humiliatt Child The basis for such actions may be analyzed. An individ ual might be trying to gain attention or attempting to get even for treatment he feels is unfair. Regardless of the reason stealing is not accept able. The child should not be humiliated. A great deal of care should be taken to make sure that he has stolen some thing before he is accused. If the stealing continues as the child grows older, finding the cause then becomes quite Important. 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