MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
TUESDAY, MAY 21. 1963
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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. Persistent behav
ior of this nature Indicates a
need for psychological assist
ance from a guidance center
or other qualified professional.
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