WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29, 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON
Walkins Distributor
Named for Region
A new distributor Mr Wat
kins Products, Inc., has been
named for Jackson and Jose
phine counties.
Jim Watkins, who was the
firm's distributor in Klamath
Falls for more than three
years, is now serving the
Rogue valley from the Med
ford office at 1414 South
Stage rd. The forme repre
sentative. Ed Roberts, is now
the Watkins distributor in
San Rafael, Calif.
Watkins said he plans to
build a retail store 't the
Stage rd. location but it is
only in the planning stage.
Young Nalf-Sizer
0k
wn
9237
12Vi-22Vi
Ovcrblonse look smart,
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wool blend, cotton.
Printed Pattern 9237; Half
Sizes 1 2 '. a , 14V:;, 16'-, 82,
20'.2, 22 Is. Size Hi". -a requires
27a yards 45-inch fabric.
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Small
Worlds
Around
11
v 11 Lynn W.
IxXVMt Watkini
IBcfUter a Tribunt Syadlcata,
Mamma Moiquilo
Uii Ingenuity
Neither she nor any of her
obnoxious sisters could have
known it was going to rain
within the next few hours.
And if it didn't, all their ef
forts would have amounted to
nothing.
So what prompts them lo
perform a duty which later
seems to indicate they knew
what they were doing? Is it
guesswork or, what seems
more likely, docs the female
mosquito know that the dry
places at which she deposits
her eggs may contain water
at some forseeable time?
No one ever attributed to
the mosquito the faintest
shred of sense. She does, how
ever, sense that her eggs must
be in water . . . that the larvae
must complete their develop
ment by spending the first
days of their lives in a watery
environment. So she usually
deposits her eggs in a pond
or a puddle.
No Pondi
But there are many areas
where no ponds are available:
an ocean beach is such a
place. If she is a creature
which insists on fresh water,
she is then in a bad way.
There are mosquitoes which
live in areas where lakes and
ponds are non-existent, where
not even a backyard pool or
stagnant water is present. In
such cases she resorts to dis
carded tin cans filled with
water and carelessly left in
alloys and vacant lots.
But there are no empty, dis
carded tin cans on an ocean
beach ... at least there
shouldn't be. Back from the
edge of the salt water, too, the
area may be sandy and pond
less. A short way from the
shore there may be a few
waler-fillcd knotholes in old
stumps or trees. There are
some small puddles of fresh
water at the base of some
plants, but a female mosquito
in a hurry cannot always find
one of these places. But she
is not stumped.
On an ocean beach are
countless sea shells, both bi
valves and univalves. The
tide leave many of these in an
upright position. If rains come,
they remain water-filled for
some time. They are all rocep-
taclcs an enterprising mos
quito can use in an emergency.
It s easy to understand why
she lays her eggs in these
shells after a rain, or while
they are water-filled. But the
fact she does not always fol
low this procedure raises a
perplexing question.
A close examination of emp
ty shells which are bone dry
inside reveals, at times, many
mosquito eggs. Further ob
servation also may reveal that
heavy rains followed many of
these ei;g depositions, as
though Mrs. Mosquito had
some idea rains would come
to fill the shells and eover the
eggs.
Of course, the rain and egg
laying might have iust hap
pened that way ... or did it?
Seems it's pretty difficult to
lool a female mosquito.
4-H NEWS
Rogu. Saddl.-litet
The regular meeting of the
Rogue Saddle-lites 4-H Horse
club was recently held at the
home of the leader, Gail Ham-;
mond.
The meeting was brought to'
order by President Gary'
Christensen, and the 4-H
pledge was led by Sharla
Mankins. Roll call, minutes ot
the last meeting, and treasur
er's report were given by the
secretary, Peg Hilton.
The club discussed a pot
luck dinner.
We also elected new offi
cers. Kathy Kula was elected
president; Donnie Jones, vice
president; Martha Steeck, re
porter, and Laurie Unduh,
song leader.
Laurie Unduh Is a new
member.
Lynn Sheldon,
Reporter
Colored Texts lend
Inviting Appearance
New York - (UPD - Scientific,
religious and school text
books are getting new look.
No longer are they restricted
to dull greens, brown, blues,
blacks and other somber
shades, according to Robert
H. Wessman, president of J.
F. Tapley company, book man
ufacturers. "Making a scientific book
or a school or college text in
viting in appearance has a
psychological effect that In
duces reading or stud;.," Wess
man said. "There's something
about the ppsri:c of dull
looking volume that makes
one reluctant to open It."
NAMED PHtSIPENT
CorvHlln -IITH - D;'. Arthur
W. Galiion. Y Uni.'.mty,
has been ri.n'.tr'. prtrd.m of
thf A;v.ejean Soitj ot Pit
Phyalolpglsia