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THURSDAY. MAY 23. 1963 6 B The Family Council Editor's nnlt: Ttit family Council consists of Judie. rhychlstrlit, three clercymen, three edltori ana a women'! editor, fcach article la a summary of a family dliarreernent presentee; to the Council. The Council dealt with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and aocial workers, edited by Mrs. Aim Denny. (Copyright by General features Corp.) MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON Mil, C. A. You should put an end to her "going tcady." Dolly B. That would only make them sorry lor each other. Mrs. C.A. For a year now, my 16-year-old granddaugh ter has been keeping steady company with a 17-ycar-old boy, a dull fellow who goes in a nrivcte school. He s year behind Sue's grade, and he's made her lose all Interest in her studies. I m puzzled by my daughter's wishy- washy attitude.' She should warn Sue about the harm, for bid her to see the boy much, and drum up other dates for her. What's a par ent for? Dolly B.-My mother thinks It's easy to end a teen-age at tachment, but I've tried every thing showing Sue arti cles and statistics about mis ery from steady dating, get ting my friends' sons to in vite her out. What happened? Now she wears Cary's ring and lets him drive her to school every day, and wail to take her home. The more we try to discourage the thing, the more she seems to feel like a martyr. see Tha Councili Let her feel like a martyr, Dolly. Let her "suffer for love," but, as a mother, speak out loud and clear so she'll do what's wise and right no matter how she feels right now. Regardless of this teen-ager's dramatic talk and defiant rebuttal, she wants to be stopped. Adoles cents get themselves on run away horses and then pray that a strong restraining hand will grip the relna and save them. Mrs. A. is right. Dolly must lay down the law and try to enforce H, emphasis- Applications Being Taken for Theater Eugene Applications are till being received from per cons interested In becoming members of the Carnival Theater company, a summer theater operation at the Uni versity of Oregon. Prospective members may apply either for full-time or part-time membership. A few high school students, nomi nated by their teachers, also will be accepted, as full-time members. ... , Scheduled to operate June 17 through Aug. 10, Carnival Theater , will present a new play each Friday and Satur day. Titles of the productions will be announced following the selection of cast members however, the summer theater will be comprised of must' cals. revue, melodrama, com edy, drama and children's theater. . Court Records ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT Earl Hart Johnion, violation of battle rule. 10. Bobby Dal Thomia, violation of haalc rule. S20. Rita Hendrika Trlep. following too cioac, accident invoivia, utpenaea, William Raymond Vance. dla obeyed traffic liinal, tS impended. Robert Duant Nicholas xceiaivt tire noiie, 2Q. Tom Gray, violation of baale rule. 123. driver iicenio suapand sd 30 riava. William Martin Davii Sr., failure to yield riant or way. Hi Herbert Irwin Taylor, dlaobeyed atop iign, 95. Roger Peera Froat. dlaobeyed traffic atinal, 13. Jamea Stanley Smith, dlaobeyed fiop aign. aa. Ronald Call Mee, dlaobeyed traf fic il tr.nl. IV Robert Lee K 1 n f , exteiilve tiofae. S19. Barbara Ann Barry, driving on earner a permit oniy, aiu, , DISTRICT COURT Gary Eugene Nell, violation of pane ruie, Alvla LeRoy Slmmoni, holding apeeo contest, .iu, Alvln John Paudola, overload, ti.io. Donnetl Edwin Koenlg, no wheel covera. 5. Kay Devon Walton, no operator'! licence, S; and SIO. John Chaataln, dlaobeyed atop Inn. IV Garland Nreley La1on, angllnf VI in prtiniunrt inc intra, m3. Morton Oliver Goaietl, over Width load. 7 SO. Allied Lee Hay, violation of ba Alan Benjamin Pearch, failure to lCld. 91 3V. Sutanne B Breaet, dlaobeyed iop nan, i ou. Lloyd Walker Oliver, overload, 30. Norman J. Chauue, no vehicle llrenie. S3. Carl Allan Roberta, no operator'a licenae, 13. Andrew Dale Griffin, violation of battle rule. I0. Rudolph John Da tier, violation Of baalc rule. 110 David Ruetl Gregory, no rear View mirror. iu. Robert Joseph Mameltn. viola tion of hailc rule. 110 Lola Jean Hill, violation ot bailc rule. 1S. Crocker Jenninga Hunter Jr., no fivrrf load license. 15. Fond i a Mae Minch, no operator I Ucenae, M. John Hiram Schenk. violation of bailr rule. $10 Michael Roy ShIIU. no operator i llcenae. 13. . . Waller Wyatt Smith, failure to CIRCUIT COURT Wllda Diane Sagor ve Roy Don tJd Segor, divorce complaint. MARRIAUK MCEN9B APPLICATION Dennla Jamea Bat.ch. 1513 NW rairmont at.. Roaeburg. and Caro lyn Anne Waaaom. 1U 8K Miller ve., Roaeburg. Norman LeRoy St. Arnold, route 1 box M Talent, and Charlotte Ann Whit. 3M uth Pacific highway, Medford. ing however that her pur pose is to avert disaster, not to assert power. "Here's what we expect from now on," she can begin, and list: better marks, group dating, Cary-dating only on week ends and not exclusively. Solo dating is an adult pattern linked to mate selection. Sweet sixteen is an adolescent age and group dating is its natural specialty. Sue needs help to see the joys of adoles cence which she has almost bypassed completely. Original Art Works Offered For Sale Ashland Original works of art by Southern Oregon col lege students may be pur chased at the Britt Student center from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. May 24, 25 and 26. Or, James Docrtcr, head of the art department, explained that such art objects were unique, and that many art lovers were now in the field of collecting representative samples, not only for the aesthetic values pertaining to them but as a form of spec ulation as well. Thirty-five per cent of the profits of the sale will be con tributed to art scholarships. Certificates Awarded To Area Bank Personnel "Every banker must have intelligence, Integrity, and courage and these can be gained by study and work," according to William Merrill, who addressed about 100 members of the Rogue Valley Chapter, American Institute of Banking, at their annual banquet recently in Ashland. Merrill, who is the execu tive councilman for this dis trict, is from the National Bank of Washington at Ta coma. Merrill awarded certifi cates to three members ot the chapter. A graduate certifi cate, equivalent to three years of college, consisting of 630 hours of classroom work, was awarded to Gilbert E. Stuart, president of the chapter; standard certificates were given to Mrs. C. H. Red mond, secretary of the chap ter, and to Mrs. Alice Hall gren, Medford branch, the First National Bank of Ore gon. Standard Certificates Standard certificates con sist of 420 hours of classroom work equivalent to two years ot college work. Merrill congratulated the chapter on finishing the first year with more than 75 stu dent enrolled in courses, and 140 members. He explained why education is needed to day to compete in a fast mov ing economy. He also encouraged women to enroll In courses because "two-thirds of employees in banks today are women." Merrill said he would like to see all bankers in southern Oregon take advantage of the education and leader ship training offered by the Amer ican Institute ot Banking. He explained there also Is a lead ership training conf e r e n c e each year. This year It will be held in Salem in July and he encouraged members to attend. New officers of the local chapter were installed. They are Edwin Christie, Central Point branch, First National Bank, president; Ken n e t h Swan, Grants Pass branch, First National Bank, first vice president; Mrs. Vieva Redmond, Medford branch, First National Bank, second vice president; Miss Jean Bit terling, The Rogue Valley branch, The Oregon Bank, secretary; and Mrs. Viola Pur rier, Southern Oregon State Bank, treasurer. New members of the board are Louis Gauthier, Southern Oregon State Bank In Grants Pass, and Pat Rashko, Med ford branch, the United States National Bank. Vitamin D milk is milk which contains added vitamin D. Usually 400 International units of vitamin D per quart are added, according to dairy industry sources. Soft Drink Machine Reported Damaged ..... . . 1 an a enft Hrink machine at the Thunder bird Lodge, 1015 South Riverside ave., was broken into sometime last night, according to Medford police. nffirprs said an unknown quantity of coins was missing from the machine. The break age was reported by the motel operators about 2:20 o'clock this morning. Get the picture's CMA " the Meal'' The Best for Less at THUNDERBIRD! V" Willi'' '"' JSSSSS , SOUND STEAK U.S.D.A. good and choice tender aged beef. Full center bone-in cuts. B (a C " f I l,,n bon'u cut t Ftf Swiss Mean izar - or Boneless Rump l)naf4 US0A ..,, , ,. Ity OF diriOII, IIP 1VMI NIc. forth, rotl.s.rie lb. a m f I I MkV Beef Cubes t: ,.591 Slab Bacon Boneless Veal Rolls Armour's Star Wisconsin veal. Tender and tasty. 70c BONELESS HAM ROLLS Swift's "Ever Sweet", fully cooked. Lean and tender. Fine mild smoke flavor, no waste. By the piece. 69 SPARE RIBS Small riblets real meaty. From midwest corn-fed pig porkers. 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