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spa 5 6 D- SUNDAY. The Family Council fldltor'e note! The ' Famll." Council consiiu f a Judce, a tthyhltrlit, three clergymen, thrtte adllon ana a wnmfn't rdilnr. r.ach article la a lumirary of a family dltacreeinent presented to the Council Ihe Council dsali with prnblemi, majiir and minnr, -iwounteMd bv guidance counselor and lorial workr-ri. Kdllcd by lira. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General raaturea Co'p.) Jeffrey R.-I'm offering her a face-saving, practical ar rangement. Lynn R. - I want either a real, loving maniacs, ee di vorce. rmrnafK and t airs i Lynat is v?.j tr!r& wf' aw, tunc I haw k Interest i ww-rr-ywH agtH. I'ws he f,ai'F W'Fwiiie'iwi'lrSMi as am aG- M-a-two drewsB. iwa van j As fecr-p . taRM'tai a tow Ny., 'fs'r,p ttoa s ear K-tewc-J-K vt.;i dm sV kHaMs 4,.yh'm 'Hi JtfW atewus- bi jWsesjrt lm Wo. Was pvpe I'isis auttrM. rjUw mo & lfhwy ,va'r-r-iwse, taavkmt him fctco t ar.y- en wM wwro wh. ana' t.J?a to liH. lite's- Hoi swd fte-'d- hfee r "sin" a Wltle wid- he ww't srw sa witto his e.wn w-i-lfc! N-w I realize his pe'.iBs tfiv.racs were due to his inability to love anyone Hot to faults in his wives. The Council: This case Is presented (in more detail, of course) in n new book, "Mar ilal Counseling," by a clergy man, Dr. F. Lofton Hudson. This specialist in pastoral psy etiology describes this type of marriage as "hopeless be cause each has imperative needs, these needs are in con f Met, and neither parly knows how to fill his own hungers, much less his mate's. But Dr. lu(on adds the enncourage- mcnt that not all such mar riages need necessarily end in divorce. If Lynn wants to try for the "exception," hers may he it. It's all a matter of how hard both, or even one, will work at the marriage under professional guidance. Such , guidance is needed for each to know himself, know his mate, and discover a few common aspirations. In striving toward a more "giving" relationship, an improvement in the sex angle may ocrur almost as surprise. The important trick SEPTEMBER 1. 1963 for both young people is to raise thir "frustration thresh old." . . , aVKwrj may well bam a 4ifc(r. Maarder re-j-U'i-ri'Wsr .Wrw41wt'W- The w k a'rffw-M .Lyw isliiw Mma ma tjfjt'lM m fut-e JtF Ljk' . iV- W.Vw.n1 af-M jasiHy 4,et, V.h--i ei "W-e i Se - l rhe fcKher Hut tAi-k-h-on atlntiti n rom -tMoWo sehil has aj-Moa-iwiM tihtt chorTir (waetku f Unxmu students say gff am neon meals. Kenneth . Tnlknar, tat a letter t Hw Salem SchenJ Board, suggosteal the prac tice may not coincide with a recent U.S. supreme court ruling on the use of prayers in public schools. School District attorney Robert W. De Armond has been asked to issue an opin ion in reply to Tollenaar's re quest. District Supt. Charles Schmidt said many elemen tary schools in the district have long followed the prac tice of voluntary prayers on Ihe part of students at noon meals. He said he did not consider the practice to be contrary to the constitution as inter preted by the high court. STRIKING FACT Chicago - (lira - The inci dence and cost of church damage by lightning climbed sharply in 1962, reports the Lightning Protection insti tute. The 351 churches that sustained lightning damage in 1962 were almost three times the number struck and dam aged the previous year. The loss tolal of $6.5 million for 1962 was $.1.8 million more 'than the year before. faymAtSdhHi Meals Criticized! . ' J . -.V . ., . - i! .... . , Hhmm- mSf J i MMf7 'Mill "MEW tat'LWAY STOHL Mure IKe W('d(rd Shopping Center is under construc tion. When fwnptctoel it will be the third new Safeway rtiH'n te be unnslructed in the Rogue valley this year. The uther Hew markets are on West Main st. in Medford and ono in Ashland. The new store at the Shopping Center Portland Alcoholic Program Praised Portland - flW - Porlland is approaching a new phase in the firld of alcoholic re habilitation, according to Dr. David J. Piltman of St. Lou is, Mo. Dr. Pittman made t h e statement at a meeting of the Joint City - County Rehabil itation committee. Pittman said judges and so cial agencies in the area are very interested in such reha bilitation. Multnomah county has a rehabilitation center near Trouldale ready for occupan cy and he said the Multno mah County Convalescent hospital, which is soon In he abandoned, could bp used for treatment of alcoholics. m Mrr ea MEDFORD 1 he new $;)uu,000 Safeway Sfamps Taken in The postage stamps and the majority of the money taken from the post office substa tion in burglary of Grand view market tin Aug. 18, have hern recovered. Mod ford police said Friday fol lowing arraignment of David Clarence Moore, 37, who was returned from Eugene on a charge of burglary not in a dwelling. Also recovered by officers was the sledge hammer used to force entry of the build ing. Moore appeared in district court Friday, did not enter a plea, and was bound over to the Brand jury. Earlier he signed a statement, admitting his participation in the burg lary for which Raymond Harold McCoy, 31, of Med ford, has been bound over to the grand jury, cily police said. O o r MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD. OREGON is east of the J. J. iNcwbcrry store and will cover more than 28.000 souare feel. The nrrspnl Snfpwav lnrf at t(w center will be used by Pay Less Drug store there which will increase that store's floor area from the present 9,000 square feet to 25,000 square Xect. Theft Recovered Bail for Moore was con tinued at $3,000. He also is wanted in West Virginia for parole violation, police said. U. S. postal authorities and city police questioned Moore Thursday and Friday and were continuing their inter rogation of McCoy. A second warrant, charging him with obtaining money by false pre tenses, involving several checks, was served on McCoy several days after he was ar rested on the charge of burg lary not in a dwelling. 'Sissy' Hart Dies Of Leukemia Disease Albany, Ore. - (WIi - Teresa Linn Hart. 5, died Friday in a Porlland hospital of leu kemia. The child, known as "Sis sy." was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie B. Hart, for- Lebanon Family Of 12 Reported Missing Albany, Ore. - IUPD - A family of 12 persons en route to the Seattle area from Leb anon has been reported miss ing by a son. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Peter son Sr. of Lebanon and 10 of their children, aged 2 months to 18 years, were listed as missing by their son Vern Jr., who said they had not been heard from since Aug. 25, when they were expected to reach their destination. According to state police, the family left Lebanon Aug. 23 in a 1941 bus which has been converted to private use as a camper. The bus, blue and white in color, was a 48 passenger model. mer Albany residents who now live in Salem. i a e Five Hurt Five persons were injured and a driver was cited by Medford police for failure to drive within a single lane as a result of a two - car ac cident in front of 1256 South Riverside ave. Friday night. Raymond David Bakr. 796 Waverly St., Medford," driver of a Jeep, was cited Dy Med ford police. fcrjuMd were Steven R. Pcr kMi, Si, Long Branch rd., IIt Ct; Baker: Thomas &. !-tl. 1, nf 1320 Bealty HeaJtaca a,-t "Williim C. toffi-PHM,, Jawvi Kiver--temllii H, 01 linlmcs M., MsttdwA, Raal WW tJ en 1m iwicl M?a,t hot'pital fee? 5JKMlt-a AJwW-ula: Sierv kiB e4wt ils svd ri the a-k alnndi iartiwM uim tredtrt sd Wi para'. Tl akiwm lay tieTa t(wr, fe-BKA Cni'Wrk rt., Shat fJuwov aj iHI-iJetHmNt in tlt inf-kfw ln-wr of Jtmith aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagiiOiTIir-n ITHr" TT1" 1 ' llH m II jaaaani aaaaal MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER STORES WILL BE OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Tuesday. Sept. 3, thru Friday, Sept. 6 PLAN NOW TO VISIT THOSE STORES In Medford Collision Riverside tve. The jeep driv en by Baker entered t h e street from Cubby's Drive-ir restaurant and turned in front of the Lowery car. Impact The impact flipped the jeep over on its top. Baker and James River-man, h i passenger were thrown clear. Two other passengers in the rear of the jeep, Thomas Read and William C. River man were pinned beneath the overturned vehicle. c William Riverman was treated for bruises and abra sions at Sacred Heart hospi tl and was released. Read h admitted to Saicred Hcirt with aoavibl chttt injuries anal fr obarvstic. Sttacai B. Perkins, 21. Shady Cove, t pa,5Ssr in tier Lower? car, received larulscd forehead ftuwi hittirij the windshield, but aaiA Ire TteiU --: a pri vate phvsician. James River- man and Baker were treated at Sacred Heart for minof abrasions and released, ; Other Accidents A jeep driven by Floyd I Kenneth Brown. Copper stor ! t.w.btnni'illp Fririav striipt a parked car at 220 South Central ave. registered to Mary Emelia Gordon, Pasa. dena, Calif., Medford polica ! reported. David Emory Stengel, 10, of 931 South Central ave., fVas struck by a pickup truck Friday afternoon driven by Arvel Lee Nih, 2075 South Pacific highway, at Barnett rd. and Riverside ave. Cars driven by Evelyn Dempscy. 1609 Oregon ave., anal by ftobcrl Allen Harri son. 91 Sotah Peach St., Medford. collided at Jackson boulevard and Genjiessce St., friday morning. Harrison was cited for violation of bas ic rule. ? t
