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4 n ' Ym, a Baautiful Bug- Ht Looki Like Bird " . . It would be dUfioult to con. vine some folks that there Is . such a thing a a beautiful ' bug; but there la one, and the confusing thing about the en- 1 tire deal is that moU people Who have been the least bit observing while in a garden or. around flowers in the eve ning have seen this bug and , thought they were looking at a bird. , ' Looks are deceiving for it requires considerable expert nee before one can tell the difference; even many of the habits of the bug resemble the bird as do the body coloring . and method of flight, s ' Both these little creatures, the hummingbird moth, and the true hummingbird, the ruby-throated one, live on the nectar they secure from the flowers they visit. Both hover in the air on rapidly beating : wings whose speed in both In stances is so great that ' the bodies seem suspended be tween two blurs. - Usually! but not always, the bug that looks like a bird flies only at twilight and during the early evening hours. They may even fly on moonlit Bights. If you see one during any of these times, you can be sure you are seeing the bug, for the real humming bird flies, only during the day light hours; he goes to bed at sundown, just when the bug is getting up. i The hummingbird moth oft en will sally forth during the day, and at such times only the expert can tell which is bug or which Is bird. The hummingbird moth la about two Inches in length, with a oft, mouse-gray colored body and wings banded with yellowish-green stripes. ' Piclcin' Pears By WALTER TOWNSEND -There is a noticeable hustle and bustle in certain build ings these days, accompanied by an air of expectancy. The men working with such con centration and a gleam in their eyes are getting ready for the Hobby Fair to be held Sunday, April 9, from noon until a p.m. in the tneater, This is the day members proudly present their hobbles for you and the community to enjoy. Skilled artisans and 'craftsmen, amateur and pro fessional collectors, and oth ers with various talents have translated interests Into tangi bles; AU sorts of . intriguing things will be found In the eight specific categories, plus . ninth-miscellaneous. Most of the articles are made in manual arts therapy or the hobby shop. The members working In manual arts therapy work un der supervision while mem bers work independently in the hobby shop. In the hobby shop members provide their own tools and materials. Any member may sell articles he has made with his material and a special , room where these can be seen is being set up next door to the theater. Variety of Items One of the most popular ex hibits Is leathercraft. Hobby shop members- will show a great variety of things from leather, very beautifully and skillfully created. , In manual arts therapy, too, leather is the most popular. This activity has the most ap peal to - the members with ABOARD CARRIER Raymond L. Breazeale, fire man apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Breazeale. 29S4 Table Rock rd., Med- lord, is serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare sup port aircraft carrier, USS Valley Forge, operating out of Norfolk, Va. MOW SERVING ; Marine Lance Cpl. Kenneth A. Williams, son of Mra. Ola Dale Conover, route 1, Eagle Point, is serving now at Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii. The camp, overlooking Pearl Har bor, is headquarters for the Fleet Marine force, Pacific. UNHAPPY . With Deductible! on Windstorm v ind Hail tniuranc? Ordinary Fir & ICI Rate with $50 ' Daductib!, $13,000 poliey............3 yrs. ?94.65 . Modfersl Katiee-m Rati Other Rates Comparable MEDFORD INSURANCI AGENCY WITHOUT PIPUCTHU $94.20 CALL MR. INSURANCE SP 3-7343 " V North Holly St., Modford FOR THI IAROAIN Of THE YEARI TODAY. APRIL 1. 1161 Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkint Oaeglater aa Tritium syndicate ... Wtl The body is heavy, and the tall comes to a sharp point with a brown tuft on the tip end. Being an insect, it has no feathers. The mouth is equip ped with a . long, flexible tongue carried in a coil under the head while the moth is at rest or in flight. Locating a deep. ' tubular flower, the tongue is straight ened and thrust into tne Blos som. While the tongue is suck ing in the nectar, the body of the moth is suspended in the air by the long, slender wings. Short Life ; . The Joyous life of the false hummer, however, cannot last for very long; like all mother Insects it lives but a. short time, lays its eggs and dies. ' The eggs hatch into pale green, brown or dull-colored worms with an oblique stripe on the side and a horn on each end; they look vicious but are actually harmless. When frightened, the;worm will elevate one end of Its body and remain motionless. ' When they are successful in filling their bodies with food, they - will build about them selves a silken cocoon deco rated with bits of dead leaf and go to sleep. When they awaken, they have undergone a magic transformation; they have become winged ' Crea tures of great grace and beau ty, whose poised suspension in the: air and darting flight, make them appear more bird like than bug-like. They have great, soft eyes that will glow in the dark if light reflects on them. So, If you see a "humming bird" at night or just before the world Is in darkness, you are being fooled-actually you are seeing a bug; a bug beau tiful snd graceful enough to be a bird. ; :. -V-r. Newt and Notot From Camp White limited physical ability. In the course of the day this section will accomodate men who are beginners and others who are skilled craftsmen almost simultaneously. This is accomplished under the leadership of Cliff Prlngle, manual arts assistant. He, an excellent leathercraftsman, is well-known, has been in the shop for over five years and has received a service award as a member employee, He is such an inspiration to those working there that those men correspond with him after they leave and, if ' and when they come- back, It is to work In leather as much as to live at the Domiciliary, they often say. Projects at present in this area Include belts, wallets and stirrup bags and It takes about eight mem-J bers on constructive assign ment and Pringle to prepare the material to accomodate M to 70 men a day. Working in leather will be one of the "live" demonstrations, Textile Wearing In this same building, Gus Vocino presides over textile weaving. He is noted for his unusual ability to work out intricate treadling patterns on a loom. He will, demonstrate his special skill as will Rob ert Evatt with wood-carving and Hugh Parrlsh with fly- tying. ' . , The other section of manual arts therapy is the highly mechanized area. Here mem bers find a more productive and constructive outlet for themselves and the Domicilia ry so they have the. joy of bom doing and giving. . In woodcraft, Tom Madsen, who has been here one and a halt years, has made the big gest contribution to specific planning in helping men find constructive outlets. Leslie Propst has brought a variety of skills from the building trades and helps encourage in dividual projects, Charles Coleman has reawakened an old skill and interest and spends hours to the benefit of others in the lapidary shop. O. R. Kipfer, the expert In metalcratt, will show metal spinning which has become almost a lost art. Others will exhibit unusual hobbles and collections too numerous to mention Delight a New Mom . What a"wonderful welcome committee how Sally- these kittens decorate nursery ac cessories. Dress up baby's crlbt Kitten pillow matches larger crib cover kitty applique. Clothes embroidered. Pattern 7495: transfer 10W and 18V4-lnch kittens. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Med- ford Mail Tribune,: Needle- craft Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRES, PATTERN NUM BER. ;' JUST OUT!- Our 1961 Needlecraft Book.: Over 125 designs for home furnishings, for . fashions knit, crochet, embroider, weave, sew, quilt toys, gifts, bazaar Items. FREE six designs for popu lar veil caps- Quick send 25c TODAY. Boy Scouts Cub Scout Pack 40 Central Point - Cub Scout Pack 40 held Its regular meet ing recently at the Central Point Elementary and Junior High school. The opening flag ceremony was conducted by Jeff Thom as and Calvin Green of Den 4. A movie, "The Western Cowboy," depicting the pres ent day American cowboy, was shown by George Johns, principal of the junior high school. 1 Dave DeArmond, assistant Cubmaster, presented the fol lowing awards: Eric Thorem, wolf badge and gold arrow; Ronald Thomas, two silver arrows; Mike Squires, wolf silver arrow and bear silver arrow; Danny Thumler, gold arrow; John Bartley, wolf silver arrow; Jimmy White, bear badge; Ronald Kubll, bear gold arrow; Dale Wor den, lion and denner stripe; Steve Colley, denner stripe yth Disss you and v yours this To share fully In glory and joy of Easter ... attend religious services at the church of your choice. Enjoy beautiful Easter music and partake deeply of the spiritual Inspiration of the 1 , day, , RICE and BARKER REAL ESTATE ' 113 hit Ith St. , ; O alien SP 3-1461 Ana Rica SP 3-J475 : Ellen Barker SP 2-1048 i Multiple tisting Member aTJGDflTJLTj Two-Skirt Style H SIZES ' rm 9462 10-16 . Slim or swirling choose the skirt YOU love best! Bod ice is simple, sleeveless, with a straight-across neckline. Bo lero completes a crisply put together look for town or travel. Printed Pattern 9462: Teen. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, See pat tern for yardages. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., . 232 West 18th vat.,- New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 100 FASHION FINDS the best, newest, most beau tiful Printed Patterns for Spring-Summer, 1961. See them all in 'our brand-new Color Catalog. Send 35c nowl and 50th anniversary achieve ment award; Bruce Vlar, three-year pin and Webelo badge; Mrs. Dave DeArmond, two-year den mother pin. Cubmaster Charles Martin announced the Cubs will start selling tickets for the Boy 'Scout Circus April 7. i The flag ceremony by Ricky Shaffer and Danny Thumler of Den 3 closed the meeting. SUPPORT SQUADRON Clyde E. Chalfant, airman apprentice, son of D. Chalfant, Happy Camp, Calif., is serv ing with the Fleet Tactical Support Squadron 21 at the Barber's Point Naval Air Sta tion, Hawaii. . COMPLETES COURSE J Marine Pfc. Gary D. Glov er, son of Herbert C. Glover, 2558 Portola dr Grants Pass, completed a four-week com bat training course recently at the Marine Corps base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. .. J EASTER Lenten Message Br DAVID O. McKAY President, Church of Jesus Christ of Latier-Day Saints' (Written for UPI) Ye seek Jesus of Nas zeth, which was crucified! K is riieni He is not here behold the place where ihey laid Him. (Mark 16i6,) ' Those lines when written had no reference whatever to Easter. They were a simple statement concerning the Resurrection of Jesus Christ one of the two greatest events in the history of mankind. Easter,, a spring festival, was adopted from the pagan celebration given in honor of Eostro, a Saxon goddess of spring corresponding to the Ashtoreth of Syria. ) Happily Associated All that men say of Easter tide as the season of new life and new hope may be appro priately connoted with this ancient pre-Christian festival. True,' spring, and the Resur rection are happily associated, not that there is anything in nature exactly analogous to the Resurrection, but there is so much in springtime which suggests , the awakening thought. Like the stillness of death, Old Winter has held in his grasp all , vegetable life, but as spring approaches the tender life-giving power of heat and light compel him to relinquish his grip, and what seemed to have been dead, gradually awakens to a new ness of life. But the reawakening of physicaf life, or even the re habilitation of spiritual ideals, Is not the real significance of Easter as celebrated by the early Christians. They commemorated the coming forth from the tomb of their crucified Lord, the Resurrected Christ. To all who accept Christ as the Savior, His Resurrection IN CALIFORNIA Marine Pfc. ' Douglas E. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Price, Murphy, is serving at the El Toro Marine corps air station, Santa Ana, Calif. . . ... .( mm k cJ?-.rn 2371 ROBERTS, Lots 92x160 3 Bedroom Plastered Built-in Birch Kitchen ' Mahogany Paneling Oak Floors Circulating Fireplace Ceiling Cable Heat , Garage , Within City Built-in Mahogany Wardrobes MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE Is not a symbolism, but a reality. '.' - - That His coming forth from the tomb was accepted as a fact by His disciples, is a certainty. . They knew, for their eyes beheld, their ears heard, -their hands felt His corporeal presence. It was the knowledge that the Resurrect ed Lord talked with them and moved among them that changed discouraged, fright ened, despairing disciples to confident, ' fearless, heroic preachers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. -Impregnable Foundation On the evidence of these sincere, guileless, God-fearing witnesses, faith in the Resur rection of Christ "has its im pregnable foundation." As Christ lived after death. so shall all men, each taking' his place in the next world for which he has best fitted himself. . - -v i. To this truth, may each re curring Easter morning give new emphasis and fill our souls with the divine assur ance that Christ la trulv risen" and ' through Him man's V mortality assured; and may the day soon dawn upon the world when the false concept that might makes right be sup planted by the higher ideals of the Gospel which radiate the charitable,' peace-loving spirit of the risen Lord! . , OPPORTUNITY 2 Downtown Business, locations with adjacent parking. Each have 1750 tq. feet of space and ' are centrally located. Suitable for retail or office space . . Excellent condition. Leas for $160 rate. Contact Dorance Hayes at , T. J. MIGHT AGENCY, IflC. 221 North Central Phone SP 2-5223 , Whera Servica li i "Realty" Open Sunday Aftamoon C. . CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge NoLtoM Special Club Events Personal .. Loaf and found Imtructioni .............. Wanted Mala Helo Wanted Female Help uaie or remaie ueip . Wanted Situation .... Wanted Miscsellaneou Financial & Loans REAL EST ATI For Rent House . ... 30 for Rent Apartments For Rent FurnUhed Rooms - 11 Rent Rooms and Board For Rent Miscellaneous wanted to Rent Medford Realty Board For Sale Real Estate Business Opportunities Wanted Real' Eitate FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances ....... 41 Furniture 43 Musical Equip.. Radio. TV 41 sports jma hoodios Miscellaneous Dogs and Pets POUltry ...mm. LivestrtJc Wanted Livestock Hay, Grain and Feed , Fruits St Vegetables - Automotive 9t Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equlpmert tor Rent 63 Trailers To Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles snd Scooters 73 Can and Trucks , .- 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Latt to Classify A Buslneif Directory mmmm. B Card of Th.nki . . C For Action . . X Use Tribune Want Ads as 34 2S 3? 32 83 See at . . . 2371 Roberts Rd. Vt Mile East of Crater ' lake Avenue Or Call VY. JOHNSON Owner & Builder SP 3-1246 3 4-11 News Milk Pall Wranglers The Milk Pail Wranglers 4-H club held a meeting at Mindy .Hackett's home recent ly. We toured Jorgensen's Dairy. , 'Doug Cook, - . Reporter CORK- CONSUMER The United States is the world's largest user of cork. LEGAL NOTICES PUBLIC AUCTION BUILDINGS ' April I, 1961 at 9:00 A. M. The Oregon State Highway Com mlMlon will offer for sale at oral JiubUc auction the following Duiltt ngs in the . Medford area on April 6, 1981, at 9:00 ajn. The tale will be held on the . premise! of the first place listed and continue to the next in order: The former Flannery house on Barnett Boad, adjacent to Bear Creek. The former Stutzman house, , cabin, misc. bldgs.. located northerly on Suncrest Boad at Talent, second driveway after crossing Wooden Imp. located at end of lane. BUILDINGS MUST BE REMOV ED WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE. TERMS OF SALE: Cash or check at time of sale. The building and fixtures to be sold to the highest bidder at public auction with the State reserving the right to accept or reject any or all bids. AU of the bid price must accompany the successful bid. Consult your mover prior to the sale date. INFORMATION: Property Mgr., 506 State Highway Bldg., Salem, Oreg. For Real Estate -SEE- J'GKSOH COUNTY REALTY WHITE CITY 6781 Crater Lake Hy., Medford Clayton ,W. Lewis REALTOR Don Ashpole " ' Rosemary Ashpole . Salts " Phone TA 6-9101, or HI 6-3302 Eagle Point Have Listings Want Listings - -v Will Travel! . SPECULATORS 70 acres with Vi mil creek frontage. $4,750 cash. , $750 CASK, Buys 1 .4 acre with ample shade for trailer .house or h6me. Where payment ends and West begins; 80 ACRES FARM 25 acres sub-lrrlgatlon. Balance would make excellent tree farm. Home and barn $10,000 with terms. $125 DOWH . Buys 2 acres with drilled well. On oiled road. WAREHOUSE LOCATION In Medford on A acres,' 200' railroad tract. For price, worth Investigating. $1,000 DOWN Buys neat 2 B.R. home, sewing room, wall to wall carpets, bar becue, shade, fenced yard. F.P. $7,500. . - - ECONOMY HOME Modern 2 B.R. home, barn, 3 acres Irrlg. $4,900 with terms. MOVE IN FIX UP This 2 B.R. home on 1 acre. $4,500 with terms. , STOCK RANCH 80 acres, 27 Irrlg., plus 115 leased land, 2 modern homes, two barns, live stream, wooded, , Inc. 30 head cattle. F.P. $30, 000 with $9,000 down. Open This Weekend! GOOD ADVERTISING REALLY SELLS! When you tell them, they know. But when you sell them, they buy! And buying makes the difference in your business profits.- -; Apply this same thinking to your advertising. A listing in a business directory tells the pub lic that you're in business. A timely,' pointed ad in the Mail TribuneClassified Section tells 'em ; . . and sells 'em! A Want Ad shows the customers that you have what they'want right now . . . and gives them good reasons for buy ing it right now. ' When you have something to sell . . . use the advertising medium that knows the difference between telling and selling. Use the Want Ads . . . they make the profitable difference! i " MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Unas 1 day par wore I days per word 3 days per word 4 days per word 5 days per word S daya par word . St. 12o -lie -I7c 19c zoe By Line Per Month 13.00 (Minimum Cash Ad SOc) Box Number Service Charge 50o Business Directory Each line per month rs Minimum per month ..S6.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads1 5:00 DJn. for following day, -except 10 a-n.. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on OHplay Clsssl-' fled Ads 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sunday and Monday. 3 PJM the day oelore oubli- -cation tor Tues through FrL - APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY rUE LINE Minimum Charge ..ItiO A Too Late Te Classify FOR SALE 1049 Ford S-cyUnder in -ton xrucK wiin biock racK. Just overhauled. $500. Will trade for farm equipment or -ton xiat oca, of j-n-u. aBlllliyiMIIBBSIIiBillllB'IIMimBliJIt KEITH BATES, REALTOR 609 E. Jackson, SP 3-7393 YOUR EASTER HUNT For that large family home will end when you see this ranch style home at 53 My ers Court. It has 4 BR, 2 baths and large dining room. Huge fireplace in LR, also smaller-fireplace In one BR. Large swimming pool in back yard. Patio, dressing rooms, etc. Fully fenced In back for seclusion and privacy. Near both grade and Jr. HI Schools. A won derful home for full relax ation during the coming summer season. Don't miss. See It now. Price only $19, 500. . . SPRINGTIME Is home buying time and the lovely lawn and shrubbery of this magnificent home at 3428 Forest Ave. is iust bursting to life. The spac ious home has 3 BR, 2 baths; large family room, dining room, LR, utility and a dream kitchen with built-in range, oven and dishwasher. 'Large covered patio too, that you can enoy In the months ahead. Top financing avail able, $18,500. , EASY TO BUY 1 BR on small suburban lot, close to shopping. $2,500 total price, easy down, $50 month balance. BUILDING LOT Panoramic . view of valley from this nice East Side lot.' 1 00 N ft. , frontage suitable for split level home. Plenty of oak trees for shade. Price $3,000. .. COMMERCIAL SITES 80 ft. frontage, 195 ft. depth, close in on North Central. , 91x140 Corner location on West Main St.. close In. 75 Ft. frontage by 210 ft., close In on West Main st. 1 30 Ft. frontage on W. Mc Andrews. Approximately 8 acres ad joining interchange on new freeway. Business is good. Property is selling. If you. are plan ning to sell call, us to inspect your property and discuss our "planned selling pro gram", with you. No obliga tion. Town & Country Really 609 E. Jackson SP 3-7393 Office Open This Week End: Saturday, All Day 1 Sunday, 12 Noon to 5 P.M. I Multiple Listing Servica aufllHBIiaEilBBBIlBIl!ifli;fli2SB'JiBi4 iEM3I" i
