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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1M1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON Family Council Editor's Note: The Family Court ill consuls oi a judie, a piychn trlst. three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a vunin'i editor, and two writers. Eacn article U a lummary of an actual case history. The Council reporti on problems ihat have been dealt with bv resposw Ible .sendee and counselors. (Copyrliht 196.1 General Featurei Corp.) Mrs. E. B. Why should a teen-ager insist on liquor at his party? Jack B. They should be glad 0 0 0 MDSE. ON SAVE "BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON" I'll be drinking at home, not; 14 D flflAiHiMl WUT C A 11 E SALE 7-11 P.M. FRIDAY NITE &frL-yr!h A WU&MAJ&X m I iJ mam I outside. . - . Mrs. E. B. Our son is 18 and ; plans to run a party tor a tew young couples. It worries me that these Saturday night par ties have included liquor lately. Jack had an accident driving home from one last year, He's . a good driver, but he wasn't sharp after a few drinks, .We refuse to let him drive to such parties now, so he hit upon the idea of having his own, where he'll serve liquor without ub around. I say no. " Jack B. My parents can't make me a hermit. They won't give me the car to go to other people's parties because they're afraid of accidents. It should put their mind at ease for me to have parties at home, but I certainly don't want them around supervising the liquor. They know I drink moderately, in fact, they taught me how. I've had a cocktail before din ner with them since I was a kid it relaxes me. The Council: We of The Coun cil wouldn't want a child of ours to go to Jack's party not if it's run the way he'd like, with liquor flowing free, no parents around to say wnen, and no way to get home except in a car driven by a too gay or too droopy teenager. The emphasis on liquor is alarming, because kids like Jack use it to proclaim themselves "men," to distinguish the ins from the outs of "sophisticated" groups. But all it reveals is weakness. It's a sad start in life for a child to be served alcohol to relax him. But Worse, Jack grew up watching his parents and their guests guzzle freely and he deems it natural to follow suit. At this rate, hotyeverhe may become an alcoholic, judg ing from the effect of his early drinking. Two points ;i Alcohol is not a stimulant or a relaxant, Jack. It's a drug, a sedative, and it stupefies the mind. So forget about driving and drink ing as a combo. Also, a rash ot popular nightclubs for teen ers is sorinRine up all through the land where alcohol is bar red. One in Alhambra, Calif., Is packed to the rafters. The lure is a good band, low prices, nice kids, and soda pop. Washington Said Tied To Gambling WASHINGTON (UPI) - A New York advocate of legalized gambling charged today that "hypocritical officialdom" in Washington state has allied , it self with crime syndicates. The charge was made by Rep. Paul Flno, R-N.Y., in one ot a scries of attacks on states in which he says the illicit gam bling take far exceeds that of legal horse racing. . i. "Washington is another state where hypocritical olticialdom Is a covert ally of the under world," Fino said in a state ment prepared for delivery in the House. Ho seeks to estab lish a government-operated na tional lottery. American Elk Creating Unexpected Problem WAKHIMr.TnW (IlPM Amorl. can elk, once near extinction, j now are creating an unexpected problem overpopulation, re ports the National Geographic Society. Protected herds in Yellow stone and Grand Teton National Parks are growing so fast that browsing areas cannot support them. Park rangers are trap ping and transplanting elk to less populated areas but elk are stubborn and the method is slow and expensive. Rensselaer's Frosh Class Large, Smart TROY, N.Y. (UPI) - Rons sclacr Polytechnic Institute's largest freshman class may be its smartest, too. James F. Newman, director of admissions for the 139-ycar old school, said 80 per cent of the 925 freshmen entering this fall were among the top fifth of their high school graduating classes, and M per cent ranked in the top two-fifths. He said the average student scored 620 in College Entrance Board tests, compared to a national average of 500. COI-ORFUL NEW YORK UPI) - "Nat ural" colors are showing up in more and more building mate rials as designers seek to over come extremes of the gaudy and the pale. Examples are the colors of nature found in wood and the warm, earthy tones of . baked clay and ceramic tiles. a - -a i rr.. : lYrA I TENUIS Snt I I . i I WILT WOHEiTS I 1 W 'tHwS rUSES I PBWTED r 1 I .. 5 99 I 1 SPORTSWEAR I I I I nurmn n irvn I ' C ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' I . &rls capr,i( I Rea. 4.98 " I ; . WC I lk'". 'c ' " I Ideal for ; ;' -'.', " I "'-'"'' F '''" I - Values to 5 98 ' I lllat paiamas. Sold " ft . 1 1 1 w- P4 ONLY KEN'S I I i f I SWEATSHIRTS KITCHEN ASSOTTID 2 PR. MEN'S TERRIES EARRINGS " SOFT SLIPPERS Reg. to 2.49 , ... ... . I siie 9, . . cf' rup - 1 n- I 1A Reg. 3100 f"SU"r Regular 3.98 . TF 1.00 and 2.00 A L m f9Z J w itL r 25 BOXES Christmas CARDS Sold regularly 1.00 to 4.50 box 2 ONLY TEEN NITE SHIRTS Rjgularly sold for 4.00 19 10 OKLY Foldovtr CLUTCH BAGS Regularly priced at 2.00 19, 1 ONLY GIRLS' NITE GOWN Sold regularly for 2.98 19 6 OKLY VHU BON BON DISH Imparled. ; Regularly 4.50 19 3 ONLY INFANT GIRLS' T SHIRTS Regularly told for 2.00 19 4 ONLY WOMEN'S SUNDRESSES . Whipcream, coln. 2 sue 10, 2 star 14 Value 10.98 ON SALE 7-1 1 FRI. NITE WOMEN'S NYLON W JK A M AA Cwnp, value 1.15 liUU TMM HOSt 9 I ftA Reflular 1.C0 ..... laUW W0MM3 FANCY M.NT5 AO Conlp. valu 2.50 , wc veN S tern t-ants 1 'Itt Comn value 1 .98 ., Ill IRREGULAR SEAMLESS HOSE 0 I IUI Cornp. valu 1.35 I 'W LITTLE BOYS' SHIRTS HA Sim 1-7. Ro. 1.49 i99 LITTLE 10YS' UOTTWEItiHT JACKETS 9 QO . Regular 4.98 iiit RtO"lf ?8 3.99 GIRLS' CARDIGANS SLIPOVERS Si. 7.14. 8-14 Teens. 1 'lsXX Vakino7.98 '3 W" MEN'S ENGLISH OX FOR OS Two-eyelel tie. leather lined. Ill (J Value to 14 99 IUiW WOMEN'S SKIMMED FLATS J QTI Black onlv. Ro. 5 99 MEN BETTCT NECKTMS "TJ Slims or regularv Reg. 1.50 MEN'S HUNTING SHUTS Warm cotton flannel. Long tails. Red or yellovr. Regular 2.29 1.77 MEN'S WINTER JACKETS Includes nylon ki tackets, oilon pile lined, f A QA corduroys. Reg. 16.98 to 19.98 IV99 MEN'S GOLF SHWTS Inrguljrt ot our most popular make. Limned quantity. am A A ) K AA II pcrlrct 5.00 Wl 9iW IOYS' WARM WINTEH. JACKETS Ski Style or Hooded models. W 8 to 18. f AQ Reg. 12 98 and 14 98 . .. I9 ON SALE 7-11 FRI. NITE CUPS 8. SAUCERS English bone china. Ant. patterns. CC Regular 1.19 .1- W DESLIN fOUCELAIN WARE From Ireezer to flame. Casseroles, ' bowls, canisters Asst. colors. 1 DflfAC Reg. 9 98 to 15.98 72 rtllUE, TWO-MECE RUG SET 1 Regularly 3.88 ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS KM Regularly 6.88 9MH WICKER BASKETS EJJ Rcgulaily 88c VQ ONLY '12x15 ROOM SIZE RUG JlftO Regularly 59.95 . H ENAMEL COOKWARE Vn Regularly 2 for 1.00 WW LANDERS STEAM IRONS KM Regularly 7 88 VW ASSORTED DAVENO SLIKOVERS O M Regularly 9.88 .; OlM WOVEN COTTONS 77 Regularly 88c yd .11 TEEN AGE SWIM SUITS M AA Regular to 10.98 i33 GIRLS' CORD C A PR IS 4 M 3.6. rcg. 2.98 lastW ASSORTED BRAS A MA Values to 3.95 sWKf S.KDLES ft FANTY GIRDLES 4 AiT Values to 8.95 '3 VI T INFANTS' FLAY FAJAMA f AA Hctenca stietch. Reg. 3.00 I .iJ WOMEN'S GOWNS ft F J."S A AA Flannel Rcg 5 00 staflif WOMEN'S BABY DOLLS 4 SHIFTS ) AA Nylon Trket. R09 5 98 NYLON TRICOT SlIFS ACM Values to 4 00 AOiVw ON SALE 7-11 FRI. NITE FAMOUS WEBFOOT SWEATERS A Aft Now only ...."tiOO GRAFF BLOUSES 100 Chore of styles I.OO ALL WOOL CAFRIS ' K 00 Fully lined 000 WOMEN'S AU WOOL SKIRTS ' if OO Fully lined... H.00 WOMEN'S RAINCOATS A AQ Poplin, reversible v.OO CLOSE OUT DRESSES Summer and early fall cottons. A AA Values 15,98 O.UU Values .19.98 6.00 FAMOUS MAKE STATIONERY fifi White, 100 count- wW BRUSHEO ART FRINTS 77 Regular 1.00 .If Regular 2.00 1.44 WOMEN'S GLOVE SPECIAL 4 iA Regular 3.00 1.19 PtARL-0 KAMA 2 to 5 strand pearls. Pearls and ciystal. CC Lustre pearls. Regular 2.00 .DO p.t FRENCH FURSE OS CLUTCH A M Jeweled. Reg. 4.98 0,03 D t. TEENAGE HANDBAGS -a AA Regular 2.98 1,99 p,,. CHER IE SWEATER KIT 8y Bear Bitnd. Asst. Colors. m Ati Rcg. 6.98 4.S9 4 ONLY OUO AFGHAN KITS 1 Rcgufar 1 2 98 ,S3 DECORATOR CANDLES MutH-cplors. nn Jumbo sue. reg. 1.00 ca .. ilO Tasen, s. ;l 2, reg I 00 pr ,66 2 ONLY STAINLESS STEEL SET 24-ic;t. Famous name . m aui . BcTjlar 34 50 ffteCQ 50-oHc se M . "jut. 49.95 , O'UJU O MERCHANDISE OH SALE 7 TO 11 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHT O I-
