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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1960)
T MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferd, Or. A Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1960 TO ATTEND QUEEN Sister Helen Rowe, above, will at tend Queen Elizabeth during the birth of the latter's third child. The Queen's baby will be Sister Rowe's fourth royal delivery. She also attended the births of Prince Michael of Kent, the Prince of Wales, and Princess Anne. Sister Rowe said the Queen does not mind whether the baby is a boy or girl. (UPI Telephoto) Baker Cattle Herds Studied for Scabies Salem - (UPD - Federal and state veterinarians have in spected all cattle herds with in a 10-mile radius of the scabies, or mange, outbreak in Baker county and haven't found another mite-cause of the outbreak. California has banned all Oregon cattle unless they meet release requirements. Dipping of the infected herd is continuing, according to the Oregon Department of Agriculture. Salem-UPD-A report on a survey of migrant children attending Oregon schools dur ing the regular school year will be heard by members of the advisory committee on ed ucation of migrant children when they meet here Satur day. The Lone Star highway from Chicago to Lake Charles, La., is 1,190 miles long. A Prize Winner 17 lau SmS yftiV-S 'f& (7180) This prize medallion is esr. cially good for large and sm articles: scarves, mats, pillo bedspread. A quick, thrif way to acquire lovely acc sories. Quick to do! Pattern 718 crochet directions for med; lion 5V4 inches in mercerizi string. Send Thirty - five c n (coins) for this pattern-add cents for each pattern for 1: class mailing. Send to Me ford Mail Tribune, Househo Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, O Chelsea Station, New York 1 N.Y. Print plainly NAM ADDRESS, PATTERN NUI BER. JUST OUT! Our New 19i Alice B r p o k s Needlecra Book contains THREE FRI Patterns. Plus ideas galore f home furnishings, fashior gifts, toys, bazaar sellers - e citing, unusual designs to cr chet. knit, sew, embroidf huck weave, quilt. Be fir with the newest-send 25 cen now! Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins Yes, Young Animals Play, But Their Time is Brief An animal's "childhood" is very brief. What little play they do indulge in is mostly of a preparatory course to the seriousness of living. In all animals as well as in the human race the early years are those devoted more or less to trying to have a good time. Troubles are few; in most instances an adult does most of the "watching out" and cushions the shocks of reality. What little misfortunes be fall the very young are soon forgotten in the joy of every day living. Every young ani mal "plays at" the very things that will become work later on actions that will teach him to meet the difficulties with which both rabbit or boy will be confronted. The better he is adjusted the longer he will live. The earlier and the better the baby raccoon learns to climb a tree the surer he will be to reach a ripe old age. For like the rest of us, in order to survive in the highly competitive merry-go-round of life, he must learn. The baby animal must know who his enemies are, and how best to elude them. Lambs romp and run. Pup pies roll over one another or chase a ball. A kitten plays with a spool on the end of a string. Baby elephants have been seen rolling a large ball of dried clay. All these "child hood" pastimes are teaching the young for later work the cat to chase something, the dog to hunt, the sheep or rab bit to escape by flight. All be come forms of constructive play. There are, of course, a few notable exceptions. A few ani mals are habitual playboys, and they never, get over it. The porpoise and the otter are two important ones. The por poise has earned the reputa tion of being a "clown." Have II Easy The reason is easy to under stand. These mammals have it pretty easy; they have to ex ert very little time or effort to earning a living; therefore they have a great deal of leisure. Obviously they enjoy playing and love to perform. They can afford to be friend ly and playful for they have but few enemies. And the otter even in ad vanced adulthood will slide down slippery slopes or chase one another in underwater sports like frolicsome chil dren and apparently enjoy every minute of every day. But the majority of birds, fish or mammals, like the hu mans, have only spare mo ments now and then for play. They, like us, have to apply themselves pretty constantly to the business of "making a living," whether it's gather ing weed seeds from a vacant lot, catching a fish smaller than one's self, picking up worms from under a bush or trying to make a dollar from the sale of an aspirin tablet. "All work and very little play" seems to be the lot of monkey, mouse or man. 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