Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1963, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 196J A 5 STAR GAZER0 'XJlCZtC WEST Weather Bureau Call Ignored by Sandman WASHINGTON (UPD-Many people have told me that when they wake up in the wee hours they often start to worry about something and have trouble getting back to sleep. I dare say, however, that very few ever contracted in somnia from worrying about the taxidermy business, as I did a night or two ago. I fell out of the arms of Morpheus about 3 a.m. and, as is my custom, got out of bed and called the weather bureau. I find that listening to a record ed weather forecast will drift me back to dreamland faster than a glass of warm milk. Only C... time it didn't work. When I returned to my pillow and tried to re-establish con tact with the sandman, it sud denly occurred to me that many years had gone by since I last saw a stuffed owl. Shaken Up A thought like that can really shake you up. Particularly at 3 a.m. In my youth, no parlor was complete without a stuffed owl. They were more plentiful than beaded curtains. Stuffed owls were to taxidermy what stuffed turkeys are to Thanksgiving. Remembering that, I sat bolt upright and said to myself, "If stuffed owls have gone out of fashion, as seems to be the case, then how are the poor taxidermists making a living?" That did it. From then until dawn's early light, I lay there drawing mental pictures of tax idermists starving in the streets because the fickle public had turned against stuffed owls. Later than day, still haunted by these nocturnal musings, I began telephoning local taxider mists to inquire if everything were all right. As usual, my fears were groundless. "Of course we're all right, silly," one of them told me. "The taxidermy business has never been better. But it was sweet of you to call." Stuff Anything "It's true that people no long er have stuffed owls in their parlors," another said, "but you should see the things they put in their recreation rooms. "More Americans than ever before are frequenting field and stream, and anything they can bag, snag or flag down they fret -r: -wv It's a "Dog gone" shame that everyone won't receive a Christmas Gift selected from McGuire's Quality Crafted Home Furnishings The Mail Tribune Shop Early... I will bring to use to have mount ed. "Folks who go on hunting and fishing trips are deter mined to hang some kind of trophy, even if it's only a pe destrian." As a matter of fact, I learned that the market for stuffed owls is by no means dead. The de mand is still there, a taxider mist explained, but the supply is limited because owls are now protected by game laws. All of which made me feel a lot better. You won't catch me losing any more sleep over that. Teacher Faces Bargaining Unit RED BANK, N. J. (UPI) -History teacher Thomas M. Perry taught his senior class about the labor movement so well that he found himself fac ing their organized bargaining unit Thursday. Thomas teaches at Red Bank High School and describes him self as a "fairly tough and de manding teacher." That could be the reason the 31 members of the class showed up Thursday organized as "Unit ed Slaveworkers, Local 211." Some even carried placards which said "Boss Unfair." The students presented Thom as with a seven-point petition in cluding demands for a writters cramp break, more regard for the fact that students have other subjects, an end to ex cessive homework, a shorter term paper and more time to do it. Thomas went along with the practical lesson in labor nego tiations and sat down with the negotiating committee. After deliberating, he granted one of the demands to give stu dents more time to complete their term papers. The papers, however, will still have to be at least 5,000 words long. OFFERS BABY SITTER W1TCHAMPTON, Eng. (UPI) The village store offered to day to donate a baby sitter for two nights to any customer who spends $56. 220 NO. BARTIETT Neif to Greyhound Bui Depot Open 9:30-5:30 Daily Except by Appointment Reminds You to Mail Earlcj By CLAY B. yjfil MAR. 22 M . Your Daily AcKily Guida M According to the Slort. i To develop message for Saturday, reod words corresponding to numbers APR V)24-29-37-43 ot your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Pull 31 Arguing 2 Moke 32 Doy 3 Excellent 33 They're 4 For 34 Moy 5 Bargain 35 And 6 Hunting 36 Your 7 And 37 Day 8 Yourself 33 Generous 9 Out 39W.rh lOOt 40Trrm 11 The 41 You 12 There's 42 Improve 13 Plonning 43 Openi TAURUS APR. 21 MAY 21 125-38-52-571 59-65-72 OEMINI MAY 22 y- JUNE 22 h3-4-M y 7-13-56 CANCER 14 Good 44 Necessary S JUNE 23 1 5 Comorortvses 45 Heor 16 Don't 46 Dumps 17 Wane 47 Let 19-27-35-47 18 Hoppy 19 Sit 20 Idea 21 No 2211 23 Sense 24 A 25 Be 26 In 27 Back 28 To 29 Hoppy 30 You 48 Your 49 Pushing 50 Should 51 For 52 But 53 News 54 Inspiration 55 0uick 56 Parlies 57 Not 58Thot 59 wuh 54-60-83-89 f JULY 24 ?L AUG-23 VP0-34-45-53 558-61 -85-87 VIRGO AUG. 24 f. SEPT. 22; 60 Reveal 'r216-17-36-4d (KjGoocl (a) Advene 49-55-67 The Family Council Ldltor's no'e: The Family Council consists of ft Judge, s. phyeMatrlst, Uiree clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. Barn article is ft summary of ft family disagreement presented to the Council. Tito Council deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counsejnri and social workers. Edited by Sirs, Alma Denny. (Copyright bv General Feature? Corp.) Mr. H. L. This is a new, visit the children of his former marriage. Rid. H. L. This is a new start for me. I want to enjoy it fully. ei Mds. H. L. I married a widower of 60 a few weeks ago. He has three children from his former marriage and I thought I'd become part of a large warm family circle. I have no one of my own nearby. Instead, my husband informs me he's not interested in them and they are not interested in him. They seem to be lovely people. I hope I won't be blamed for this estrangement. I don't like it. Mr. II. L. I was alone for five years and needed the com panionship of my children des perately. Even though they'd been closer to their mother than to me they were all I had left and I sought them out. But they rebuffed me. Whenever I called I seemed in the way, they were just going out or their dinner guests were just arriving. They got along fine without me and vice versa. The Council: If life were just an endurance test, Mr. L., to see how much we can get along without, we'd all run up long lists of "dispensables" but short Softly Feminine Deep collar curves around your shoulders gracefully as a stole skirt falls softly. Sew this flattering dress in rayon crepe, wool, cotton. Printed Pattern 94B8: Half Sizes 12', 141i, 16'a, 18'4, 20'4, 22'i. Size 16'4 requires 4 yards 45-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mail ing and special handling. Send lo Marian Martin, Mcdford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York II. N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with size and style num BER. CLIP COUPON FOR 50c FREE PATTERN in big, new Fall - Winter Pattern Catalog just out! 354 design ideas. Send ooc lor catalog. 9468 12W-22V& '' Irtf llll 1959 CHEY. IMPALA CONVERTIBLE Radio Heater, V-8, Standard Tram. 1349 PAUL LEA MOTORS 12TH AND RIVERSIDE POLLAN 1- 8- 9-104T1 1-46-62 1 61 Interests 62 No 63 Peace 64 For 05Your 66 Feel SCORPIO OCT. 24 rJOV. 22 76-78-82-9cAsl 67 Transaction) SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 63 Fervent 69 Hapes 70 Your 71 Fine 72 Cosh 73 Private 74 You 75 Could 76 Put 77 Relahonshi 78 Forth 79 Be 80 Slubborn 81 Realized 82 Extra 83 Proper 84 Be 85 You DEC. 22 2-15-23-33 M4-51-63 CAFlIICOIN DEVJ JAN. v-tJ;. 18-32-48-68(C 169.75-79.81 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FEB. 19 ,12-21-23-26? 86 Crackpots bl-39-80-86 87Tremendousl 88 Coy 69 Procedure 90 Effort N 1214 men FEI. 20 MAR 51 1 tLZ li20.9S.49O bO-73-77 5S lists of pleasures, thrills, and new sensations. Of course you can "get along," but that's a bland neutral state. What of emotional enrichment, peaks of good feeling? Granted that your relations with your children were never exactly ardent, the new chapter you're opening now can, with the help of your sen sitive wife, include a friendly and relaxed communication with them. We suggest that Mrs. L. "play dumb" in the matter of strained relations. Assuming all is hunky-dory between the gen erations, let her invite them to visit. Her female intuition and know-how will operate in Mr. L.'s behalf to steer his well- meaning approaches to the young folks away from the shoals of intrusion, interference, and recrimination. She 11 make it "one happy family," or know the reason why. Patchwork Pair Delight to make! Ideal for Colonial bedroom, living-room or a modern playroom. New patchwork pillows! Join scraps, applique on pillow top. Pattern 7082: transter one 1434-inch motif; one 17'i; di rections. 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