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THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 19E3 1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON K I MM Y SAYS Editor' notsi ThU column li writltn by a Mtdford lm sgsr who hu cboMn ih nom do plum o( "Kimror" Otbor toon agon In tbo aroa-and, who knows, porbapi ovon paronti baiilod at thtir offspring's bobavior - ara invitad to writs to "Klmmy," in csis ot tha Mail Tribune, ior suggestions or sdvic on mm ntrs. dress, behavior and aimilar subjects. Daar Kimmyi I hava a Tory embarrassing prob lam. 1 am IS and my moth ar it always riding bi cycle to town, to bar friend's housa. and to tha grocery flora. It's terribly ambarrassing. what can I do? Dasparato Dear Desperate: Don't be embarrassed, feci proud! You are probably embarrassed be cause no Mother of any of your friends ridei a bicycle, Did you 'ever tninn oi tart that she mav enloy ing a bicycle? In England un i unusual ai an 10 women riding bicycles in center. Ploaa rinn't feel embar rassed, and most important ii nnN'T hurt vour mothers' feelings. She would not be doing it u tne aian i have a good reason. Be fiaa it Isn't a tricycien the rid it see i cKy Daar Kimmyi I want more than ens bathing suit this summer, but my moth er won't buy another one for me. . Wanting Dear Wanting:. What a pe culiar problem. It seemi to me I've heard this cry before, Start saving your money. O.K. I know what you are about to say. WHAT MONEY? 1 1 Get a baby sit- tins! iob or save your allow. ances. It will mean much more to you if you buy it with your own money. Daar Kimmyi I want io lake this girl water-skiing with me. It it aU right? IS Dear IS: It'i aU right with me. I really don't know what you mean by "It la all right"? If the girl want to go and the hat her parent's permis sion, I tee nothing wrong with It. You have only three months of water skiing time, so take advantage of It while ill here and have tun. Daar Kimmyi X have to share a room with my little tlttar. She alwaya hat It looking as II the had Old McDonald's plgt over for a visit. I'm ashamed to bring my friends ovsr. Plsase haipl , Connie Dear Connie: Don't be ashamed to- have your friends over, maybe they would like to meet Old McDonald's pigs! I have and they sre fasoinat ing Utile characters. Seriously though, I can see where you do have a prob lem. Talk to your mother about it. If she has been re ceiving an allowance, threat en to stop giving It to her. (Not your mother, your sis ter). Do this until aha does HER share of the work. You may also tell her that she can not have any of her friends over to play until her chores are completed. Don't try to blame YOUR mess on her, toot Good luck and tell the pigs 'HI' for me. Daar Kimmyi I Just sim ply cannot tanl What's tha matter? Ivory Dear Ivory: If we would ever get some sunshine in this bouncing valley ot ours. our biggest problem will be solved. There sre some people that simply will not tan. Don't torco yourself and git a tun burn! Think about Snow While and how Prince Charming loved her fair, white skin. There are other boys just like Prince Chirm. ing too! Daar Kimmyi My mother and father ara always hav ing partltt. Why ara thty acting like kids? Thank you Kim. A Pusslad Offspring; Dear Puzzled Offspring Tliey aren't acting like fcltUI Man Pleads Guilty To Narcotics Charge Portland - ffPH - A former guard at the Oregon pcnllen tiary pleadi'd guilty in Fed eral Court here Tuesday to the sale of demrrol, a syn- thetic narcotic, four months ago. Roland B. Anderson, SI. Portland, had been scheduled to go on trial Thursday on a nine-count Indictment char? ing him with three sales 'of the drug. Federal Judge William East accepted the government's motion for dismissal of eight of the counts when Anderson changed his plea to guilty on one count. He previously had pleaded innocent to the nine counts. Judge East referred Ander son to the probation office tor pro sentence investigation. Bsll was continued at $3,000. They have Just as much right to have parties as you do. Perhaps more. Parties are one ot the bright and fun things of life. Just because you're married and have chil dren doesn't mean you have to sit back in a rocking chair and read the paper all night. Don't worry about them acting like kids! They are Just having their fun. Gratt Fir Reported Along Interstate 5 Central Point The Central Point Rural Fire department extinguished a grass fire this week along Interstate S north of Table Rock rd. Cause of the fire probably was a discarded cigarette, firemen said. The fire burned about an acre of grass. ON DEAN'S LIST Marlene Klym, freshman education major at Mt. An gel college and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Klym, Gold Hill, was named this week to the dean's list for achieving high scholastic grades during the Spring semester. Average Veteran Buys Older Home in Past Year Portland - Compared to his fellow veterans who bought their homes with GI loans In 1961, the average veteran home buyer in 1962 was a little older, a bit better off financially, and more Inclined to buy an older home, accord ing to R. J. Novotny, manager of the Portland Veterans Ad ministration regional office. The percentage of veteran home buyers 30 years of age or over increased from 70 per cent in 1961 to 78 per cent in 1962, according to a sample survey of GI home loans re cently completed. by the VA. The average monthly in come (after taxes) of the vet eran home buyer in 1962 varied from $428.80 for those under 25 years of age to SSI 1.38 for those in the 40 year old and over age brack ets. The overall average for all age groups was S477.7S, up slightly from the $471.50 average in 1961, Novotny said. Purchase Oldar Home About half of the 1962 vet eran home buyers purchased older homes. In most previous years, a majority of veterans bought newly constructed houses. This shift was proba bly related in some degree to the softening of selling prices for used homes, VA officials believe. They also feel that the favorable mortgage mar ket in 1962 made it possible for more veterans to obtain GI financing on existing homes. The overall average price of homes bought with VA guaranteed loans in 1962 was $14,655. The average price for new homes was $15,595, while existing homes aver aged $13,585. Most veterans (67 per cent) bought homes in the $12,000 to $19,999 price range. About 25 per cent paid less than $12,000 for their homes and 8 per cent paid $20,000 or over, the VA re ported. Approximately 20 per cent of the veterans in the sample survey made down payments averaging about 10 per cent of the purchase price. The other 80 per cent of the vet eran borne buyers made no down payment, but paid clos ing costs when these costs were not absorbed by the sell er. The overall average down payment was slightly more then 2 per cent of the pur chase price. The monthly housing ex penses of the 1962 veteran home buyer averaged $136.30 -equivalent to slightly more than 28 per cent of his month ly income. This amount in cluded the principal and in terest payments on his loan, taxes and insurance, and esti mated fuel, utility and repair and maintenance costs. MOH Discouraged About Federal Aid Salem-4!rT-Governor H a t field said Wednesday he was not encouraged at the pros pects of Oregon receiving fed eral matching funds to bolster the state's cut-down civil de fense agency. ' The governor made the statement after a 40-minute long meeting with regional federal C-D officials. Region Eight director Charles Rawls and field op eration's director Don Fero met with Hatfield ... and Warne Nunn, the governor's executive assistant. Htatield said a meeting be tween Nunn and National C-D director S. L. Pittman had been arranged for Friday afternoon in Portland. Nunn will represent Hatfield, who will not be able to attend. Rawls told Hatfield ;he federsl government had - ot yet decided whether Oregon could receive matching funds. The 1963 legislature chopped back the present 18-man state C-D agency to a three-member coordinating staff. ON HONOR ROLL Robin A. Sterling, Med ford, was named to the honor roll of Carroll college, Hele na, Mont., by accumulating an average of B or better. To be eigible for th- honor roll, a student must carry 12 or more semester hours of class es and maintain a B, or bet ter, average. MEAT MAKES THE MEAL Top Quality for Less Money at Tfvnrfe?? CHUCK GAST Swift Premium tender aged beef. Ifs bound to be good. BLADE and SEVEN BONE CUTS All center cuts. Well trimmed. Round Bone & Cross Rib Cuts Lean tender tasty meat ... 49 lb. Chuck Steak Tender aged beef Fine to barbecue Young leaf Liver Fresh sliced RllieefW Big iolo leftist's Bar S skinless. New vac pak. Full pound package Caveman brand. For tasty sandwiches. 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