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Show r -- ) f (!- J 1 A OOOPS! Tom Jones Use a board about two feet square perhaps a packing-cas- e top or some beaver board" that size. Screw some hooks in for pegs and number them, putting the word "Ooops" under the center one. Now take 10 fruit-j- ar rubbers and to try ring all .except the center "Ooops." You lose all your score if you ring that one. A good game for a hot day ! W) EASY-TO-FOLLO- RULES W 1. There will be six Here's A Mystery Code! Eye Foolers u .1 - Mm . Fig. 1. HOW TO TRAVEL LIGHT THIS SUMMER 1 Fig. Ask your friends to look at the parallel lines in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 and guess which ones 5. are farther apart The answer is that they both are just the same distance apart and are really parallel Take along some cotton knits they'll emerge from your suitcase fresh and free of wrinkles! FG AXC JLJ J d klm p" AV FIVU LUJJ Small Fry Ada B. Turner The young of most ani- mals have their own name. Do you know what the following are called? 1. a young toad 2. a young goat 3. a young .sheep 4. a young pigeon 5. a young bear 6. a 7. a 8. a 9. a 10. a 11. a 0 Fig. 3. young kangaroo young fox young goose young deer young swan young beaver 'udpf Jqun?i g fpisj JgoMrrjod 'i -- - f Fig. 4. tongue Twister time-of-the-mont- h. Tampax does away with cumbersome pads and belts, telltale lines and odor. Ends changing and disposal problems, v Makes light of carrying extras. Makes light of travel! Lets you go where you want to go, do what you want to do even swim with freedom, comfort, security, . Tampax internal sanitary pro- - 'i In Figs. 3 and 4, do you think the center lines are different lengths? Your eye con be fooled, for here again they are just the same! Ann Dayidow L l In these two fours perhaps youTl find Some figures of a different kind. O Polly, please pick prickly pears promptly. alive. 10 RCA 4 .4- And draw some lines (a very few) To show the things the figures do. May 31,1959, Coloring Contest SOLUTION: Barn Owl. COLOR: Buff and grayish upper-part- s, mottled with black and. white. Face and under-par- ts are sometimes white and sometimes deep buff, dotted with black spots. WINNERS: Robert Hinden, Sarasota, Fla.; Janice Northness, Ely, Nev.; Bobby McMahon, Manhattan Beach, Calif.; Sharon M. Houser, Kingsport, Tenn. Wbirlpitl Washer-Dryer- s RCA WHIRLPOOL Electric Washer-Drye- r Combination rinses ...washes, and dries with one setting of the dial! - ' Junior absorbencies wherever drug products are sold. Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Mass. cards if desired. 3. The prizes for Contest Number Five are: 1st Prize Trip for two to Brazil via Varig Airlines, with stay in Rio at the Hotel Gloria. 2nd Prize RCA Whirlpool Washer-Drye3rd, & 4th Prizes Westinghouse Electric Ranges. 5th & 6th Prizes Mercury Outboard Motors. 7 to 14 Nesco Electric Rotisseries. 15 to 22 Disposers. 23 to 38 Airex Fishing Sets. 39 to 58-- Seth Thomas Wall Clocks. 59 to 88 American College Encyclopedic Dictionaries (2 VolsJ. 89 to 118 West-clo- x Wrist Watches. 4. Entries will judged on the basis of origin ality and aptness of thought. Judges decision is final. In case of ties, contestants will be required to write a statement about FAMILY WEEKLY. All entries become the property of FAMILY WEEKLY and none will be returned. Entries must be the original work of contestants and must be submitted in their own names. 5. Contest winners will be notified as soon as possible. 6. The six contests are open to all residents of. the United States except employees of FAMILY WEEKLY, its affiliated companies, its distributing . newspapers and their families. The contests are subject to all Federal, State and local regulations. strive To make the figures come fau3& ot -- : facsimile. 2. All entries for Contest Number Five must be received by midnight Thursday, August 27. Entries may be mailed on post Draw some circles as you h iuAvej 6 J2injso3 gp.idnd i&dot 9 Iqno g'tqenbs Fours 4 4 Answers: xx 1 r. you can see, the frames around those two letters. The words "do you see" come out like this: y, mix-matc- Q You can write words by using the part of the diagram that holds the letter you want. For instance: the word "my" is written this way: J7 which uses, as 2 Choose fabrics that make the most of fashion, take the least of cafe (wash, drip-drthat's it I). 3 Choose sepa rates that into new ensembles for sport, sightseeingor what you will ! 4 Keep lotions and moisturizers in plastic containers no break, no mess, no weight! 5 Shed all worry about Tuck a box of Tampax in the side pocket of your grip. J IJJIT R S E Mi' 2. Nat Bradford Here is the alphabet in code: II 111 M .BE; separate weekly contests, each with its own set of prizes. You may enter each contest as many times as you desire, Using either the entry blank published in FAMILY WEEKLY or a reasonable Only RCA WHIRLPOOL gives you so many time-savin- g, money-savin- g features. 48 Nesco Rotisseries Modern living starts with the new NESCO Gourmet Rotisserie-Broile- r. It is fully automatic, with the exclusive NESCO heat ns element for barbecuing, broiling, grilling and roasting. V 1B1 m;u tt jueiijr way wux gu.; The girl will hop, the boy will row! 129 Sent Tfesssas Clacks SETH THOMAS "Rlv-oli- wall clock " de- signed for casual living. Its ebony finished case with large white dial is highlighted by raised black center. De- signed by the maker of 16 .Family Weekly, August 23, 1959 masterpieces time since 1813, in |