Show L-- — : Xy— — Shoot the Mutton Gertrude Anderson I U U p It h Y I — V xp3 This game is played with two colored buttons on a cardboard with a chart drawn on it (see the diagram) Put your cardboard on a table 25 Frank A Dickson $v back- In this game you start wards for you take a rear view pf the states—that is the last three letjers For instance ada w'uld be Nevada Try yourjhick at these others! I s ' mil 1 I Solution Across Name of this state which produces citrus fruit peanuts 27 Turf 29 Initials of the 26th Presi- etc 30 Average (abbrev) I pecans tobacco cotton fish 6 Let's buy a "Do- self Kit!" Your- - over 9 A leopard has — — g 14 Large reptiles that live in this state 15 A dried leaf used in mak ugly-lookin- ing a beverage 16 J my pail in the water 17 When you take a vacation in this state you hope it won't 32 state This the capital of this 20 Musical note - Waves breaking on the shore 25 A word used to urge on a mule 26 The 200 monkeys --— me 14 Family Weekly June 16 1957 11 is surrounded 2 em- reefs off the shores of this 23 state tle in this state 24 An exclamation 28 A vast swampy region in this state where reptiles and rare birds live 30 My hal is the same color Down I wish we had a Hi- record player 2 Lieutenant (abbrev) man's name 3 4 A favorite toy of little girls 5 Nearly — — boys and girls Old-fashion- ed 9 sin 10 uri '01 TV Tag Name of the oldest perm-amesettlement in the United States (two words) 39 Officer of the Day see 'uisuodsia '6 '°HBPI "8 'oos -souuox 'I 'ueSiipt W9 'suqrew S 'Mfl ' 1uoui:3A '£ 'BlU0H -BTO 'Z 'eiStoao 1 :sjomstiv What we get Iron from Title of the former perors of Russia 1 7 6 gan 8 aho unossijtf on three sides by the 34 Right (abbrev) 35 Spanish explorers came to this state long 36 A turtle carries his on his back 38 There are interesting 1 21 7 0 A cooking utensil 1 (abbrev) 19 Tallahassee is 1 ont 2 oma 4 tah Street (abbrev) 9 on- page 3 5 ine Part of your face 8 the beach To turn over and over and 7 Sunbathers like to 011 I1 t love to swim dent of the United States 31 I—-i 1 Xv 13 nt 16 Television knobs — school we study 22 This stale is a popular Winter— — 18 Ranchers --— many cat- —— — yours 33 A small coral island 35 Concerned with aircraft 36 South Carolina (abbrev) 37 Exclamation TRY AGAIN! CARDBOARD Slit OF SUITCASE Ants! Ants! Anltt! Starting iiaehtcardH gia NO XOUNT TRY piece of cardboard 1 25yf NO COUNT The first player who has two dark buttons shoots one with a flip of his finger Then the other player shoots a light button Then each tries again and counts up his score for that play The game ends when one of the players scores 220 points If you can't make a diagram yourself use a calendar page pasted on a " 5 AGAIN! then play! rr Ruth Dixon Mabel Inglin Have you ever found an ant hill? Or had ants come on' a picnic with you? See if you can find these ants! 1 Which ant carries a trunk? (ans elephant) 2 Which ant do singers like best? 3 Which ant catches fish? 4 Which ant is most helpful? 5 Which ant keeps a secret? 6 Which ant is a fighter? 7 Which ant is new in our country? UNV-13!111111- ! 'i 'xNvqipoD LNV1S!SSB 'f '1NVJ0UI too '£ 'XNVH3 Z S -- 9 'xNVpyuoD :sasuv Eileen Daly Two lines are marked off 30 or 40 feet apart All players except IT stand on one line IT stands a few feet in front of them IT says "I am a famous man in television My initials are R S Who am I?" The others must try to guess When someone guesses right — Red Skelton in this case— IT runs for safety be- - hind the other goal line Everyone chases him and tries to catch him If he is caught he must join the others The person who guessed right becomes IT If he is not caught both he and the person who guessed his name become IT and make the others try to guess another name - Names of people in books you have read in history or well-knopeople in your community may also be used Then of course you would say "I am a famous man (or woman) in history'' (or whatever category you choose) wn i |