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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1961)
Junior TREASURE Chest Edited by MARJORIE BARROWS, Editor of Th. Childr.n't Hour UIL'CJ Let's Draw a Starfish By Ann Davidow Draw this pretty flower; Add dots and it will be A starfish that goes swishing On the bottom of the sea. Indoor Coral Garden By Evelyn P. Johnson A coral garden makes an attractive cen terpiece for the table. You can make one in a fascinating way. Take a clean lump of soft coal. Place it in a shallow glass dish. Pour over the coal a solution of one tablespoon each of water, salt, and bluing. After a few days, white "reefs" or crystals will form on the coal. More interest and color may be added by sprinkling the "garden" with a few drops of colored ink. Every other day, pour into the dish one teaspoon of water mixed with one teaspoon of salt. Be careful not to pour the solution directly on the growing crystals, and do not shake the dish, as this may jar the crystals olT the coal. Bumpity-Bump By Ransom Moore Mark a large circle (six to nine feet in diameter) on the ground. Two players stand inside the circle at opposite sides. They stand on one foot and keep their arms fold ed. Tncn they start to hop toward each other. Each wants to bump the other out of the circle. But each must do this without putting down his foot, using his hands, or falling over. The one who does, loses. Then two more players try Bumpity-Bump! Word Square By Florence S. Moore 1. Inside pump 2. Go into 3. Make amends 4. Rips or tears 5. Long lock of hair Answers: sssjj, auoiy ' -ai"3 'Z JB3H "I Riddles! Riddles! 1. Why is a crossword puzzle like a quarrel? 2. What is it that someone must take be fore you can get it? 3. What is very light, yet you can't lift it? AiiHwers: uoom jmj v 'E !a.in)Did .moj !jOmHIL' O) SpL3 pjOAV 3U0 9Sng39g Handcuff Game By Jane McHenry Here's a good way to break the ice at par ties. Seal two people on opposite sides of a small table. Tie their right wrists together with string, leaving a 10-inch length be tween them. Give each one a plate of ice cream (or cooled soup), a spoon, and, after having them put their free hand behind their backs, tell them to cat. Unless there is careful co ordination, this can be anywhere from hi larious to disastrous. If the party is large, set up two couples at a time. Fomillt Weekly. March 12. IMf I wot. I WORLD'S MOST EXCITING VACATION! YOURS. ..WITH VARIG'S NEW LOW EXCURSION FARES i'.ir mr.mamn t i.'V'-.v'.v "V. i2 77 -6f Christ statue at Rio. ONLY $45 DOWN Biaulia, modem wonder capital. Sun and fun at Copecabana for romantic 30-day excur sions on Varig's Super Con stellation Cruise Flights. From New York to Rio, tourist class round trip, regularly $740.20, now $450 or to Buenos Aires, regularly $878, now $480 ($48 down). Sobt to tgnrmnt opprovoi ONLY $59 DOWN WifZZZZ Royce powered Intercontinental Jets. Nine non-stop hours New York to Rio tourist class round trip, regularly $790.20, t now $592.70t direct flights to Buenos Aires, regularly $934, t now $656 1 ($66 down), tJet surcharge included. SPECIAL TOURS. Choose a complete vacation based on ex cursion Tare savings. Sighlsce Rio, swim at famous Copacabana Beach, thrill to the modern wonders of Brasilia, see booming Sao Paulo, splurge on bargains. Ask your travel agent about special through fares from your city. Varfg Airline, Attn: Carlo Pllrano fW3l 634 Fifth Amu, Niw York 20, Nw York PLEASE SEND ME EXCITING FOLDERS INCLUDING "HOLIDAY IN BRAZIL" Name . City State ... My travel agent Is .. -
