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Show March 31, The Eureka Reporter Page Four PUZZLES GAMES STORIES PICTURES Hocdown Fun Think Now of Summer Jobs BY I. R. IIEGEL WHILE ire still coats the ponds and snow lingers in the city yards, thoughts of vocation may seem distantly removed from the winter srene. Yet many high school boys and (iris are making their summer varation plans right now. And they are you guessed it! outdoor varations with pay. Last year Matt Goring surprised his senior high school classmates by returning to the September semester, bronzed, muscular and smiling. You must have had a honey of a vacation," his chums told him. I sure did, he Matt laughed. Im $500 rieher acknowledged. besides. I had a Job with the State Highway Department. Matt was one of 800 boys who took part in Ohio's highway program in 1949. These youths went out in gangs on highway trueks, cutting weeds where growth obstructed the vision of motorists, trimming shrubbery, preparing soil and even doing shovel work on occasion. Matt, as a result of his summer's work, has become interested in I . Find few smooth ROCKS about inches Iona. They can be either round or oval or j 4 odd shaped. landscape a'hiterture in whlrh he will now take special training. Government reserves, city parks, golf links, highways and real estate developments all need landscape arrtriterts. Matt's summer job could be the beginning of a lucrative life's rareer. you like biology? State flh jyhatcheries often employ extra help in the summer season at good pay. Specialization may be recommended in this field, too, sinre it is definitely not an overcrowded one. And fish hatcheries, in most states, are on the increase. is another A forest lookout summer job that appeals to teenagers on the rugged side because, for this position you must be prepared to live by yourself, 10 weeks in all, splitting wood, cooking from packaged goods and rang, doing your own laundry and washing windows more often than you have ever washed windows before. You must get up at 6 every day, telemake phone your ranger-statio- n, check watches 30 minutes apart and be on duty every day, all day, unless it is foggy. Pay is good and crews of teen-age- rs receive 3. Paint the hollows of the odd shaped ones with different colors. 2 . Paint flowers .fish . birds or designs with POSTER PM NT on round or oval rocks. w 1950 (patch four days of Intensive instrurtion before assuming their posts. These rookies learn how to combat fires, how to meet the public, Products, Exports how to operate a radio, how to reUse the words and pictures in place batteries and fuses, how to this rebus to learn about some read a compass, take weather products and exports of Arabia: read sertion maps, use a fireflnder and rare for tools. Make applications to the of your National Foiest Region. Six thousand forest lookouts are employed each summer, besides many other untrained workers who do everything from marking timber to building trails and taking supplies to the lookout fate-cos- Jiead-qaarte- ts, rs rMtE Park Department in your O O i old-tim- Puzzle Answers PROUTCTS. EXPORTS: Camels and horses; Dried fish; Pearls; Barley. 1 STORYBOOK POSERS: Han3 Came home. sel. 4 A horse. 5 Alice. Lifeguards at bearhes, lakes or ponds are for swimmers who can qualify and pass the necessary tests. Outdoor job for the summer months are gaining increasing attention from high achooi students each year. Because many such jobs demand early application and some training, It la a good Idea to start planning your summer months though winter is still with us. You can have healthy outdoor summer living, developing your muscles and acquiring a coat of tan AND get paid for doing it. It's, according to those who have tried it, a superduper way to spend a vacation. For Everybody kkJjOEDOWNS" make perfect parties for spring. Crossword Diamond Bgers like the boisterous am. Most fertile part of Arabia is A silhouette of the Arabian boices berause there are no fuq the i'LATEAU of El Jcbei, which peninsula serves as a base fur this and feathers attached to them. forms a center for this word dia- crossword Everyone attends in jeans and puzzle: mond. The second word is measplaid shirts. And the hncdovin ures of cloth," the third to pulT can be held anywheie fium the up." the fifth to guide, and the baicmcnt to the barn. sixth "an auricle " Music should be f urniluty P a guitar, an accordion and a fi.j. L die. These instruments uovr A the right atmosphere. It you im.,. PLAI EAU e not manage an tno, no K next best thing by sclcting the A the piuper numbers, even it they U i local city is another familiar employer who engages many young in the city playpeople part-tim- e grounds when the warm days come. Those who like rhildren and working with them may find this outdoor work to their liking. Today's Subject Is Arabia ACROSS park-controll- ed Yem- Saudi-Arabi- a; MIX-IT- 1 Begin 6 Weird en; Kuwait; Muscat and Oman; Bahrain Islands. 7 Mimic Riddles 8 Cry softly DIAMOND: 1. Is it true that pepper is half 10 P peas? 13 Pester ELS 2. What grows with its roots ELATE upward? DOWN PLATEAU 3. What goes out but never 1 Southeast (ab.) STEER comes in? 2 Symbol for tellun EAR 4. What Is the largest bird ever 3 Our subject U seen at the South Pole? 4 Tear SCRAMBLED SENTENCE: The 5. What food tastes hot bat 5 Golf device best camels in Arabia are bred in sounds cold? 8 Waa seated the interior of the Sullantale of 9 Individual " Scrambled Sentence Muscat and Oman. 11 Left side (ab.) Yes. RIDDLES: It has six The Puzzle Man had a little 12 Eye (Scot.) trouble with his sentence about letter; three of them are P. 2 Arabia. See if you can straighten An icicle. 3 A fire. 4 Admiral Storybook Posers Byrd. 5 Chili. it out: If youve read the stories, youll Muscat best are Inferior The In know the answers to these posers: Sure Cure Oman, the bred camels Arabia of 1. Did Little Bo Peep's sheep In of the and Sulla ntate waa Sam Albert Young showing to market, to the fair, or rome go his stamp collection. Sam was not home? Mix-Up- s duly Impressed and finally said: 2. Did a prince, a king, or her The only stamps that do you Rearrange the letters in the awaken mother the Sleeping any good are tuberculosis stamps strange lines following to form Beauty? the kind you get at Christmas. the names of the five kingdoms, 3. Was Peter, David or Hansel But they only come out once etc., which make up Arabia: name of Gretel's brother? the RUB AA SAI AID a year, said Albert 4. Was Black Beauty a dog, a ME NEY Yes, said Sam, but I always horse or a skunk? WIT AUK put 25 cents worth on my chest 5. Did a hunter. Goldilocks or NUT CAD SO AM MAN and Ive never had tuberculosis Alice fall down a rabbit hole? SAND HAIL BAR SIN yet" must come via the reemd player. Did Smoky," Down in the Valley.'' and Skip to My Lou" me first-ra- te hocdown tunes. You ran find many mote apprupnate selections. Should the crowd be unfamiliar with square-danrin- g, heie is yi.ur chance to teach them. Cali the steps. Confusion may result no and then but that adds to the tun. The boys and girls will all fans before they resquare-danturn to their homes. Take time from the danrmg in sing a few dugie tunes. Pass out typewritten carhun copies of the ditties in order that evciy-on- e can warble the words to Careless Love, "Red River Val-le- y. and Green Grow the Lilacs." For laughs, start a Couple Rare. ci This is the wheie a boy and a girl stand back to bark their arms interlocked. At a given signal, the boy starts running forward as fast as he can and the girl must follow him. sliding, tailing or stumbling without disengaging her arms. When the goal is reached if it is the boy runs backwards while the girl runs forwards. Prizes to the winning couple should reflect the pioneer spirit ot a hue-doa western hat for the boy, a sunbonnet for the girl. Hneduwns are part ot the countrywide revival of things Ameriw can. You'll be voted a if you're the first u your crowd to have one 1 ce side-splitt- i hostess-in-the-kno- i I i nl iflarden program. In it they wlllily health by producing sufficient rlaflS learn how to manage a well- - amounts of essential and nutrl- planned garden, carry out a pro- tious vegetables and fruits for use To Enroll gram of insect and disease con- throughout the year. Illustrative of club trol, and marketing produce in an what accomplish, economical and approved manner. members raised 100,00 acres of Tidal In 4--H Through their garden project, gardens throughout the country they will Increase Individual and last year. The Government of the United for outstanding Incentives It la estimated that more than family Incomes by reducing the which has spent millions States, will amount these includo 300 thousand of of food purchased. They achievements in gardening youth of dollars to the arid lands will also contribute to better fam- d take part in the 1950 National medals of honor for of the nation.Irrigate Is now undertaking a scientific study which is expected to promote the reclamation, for agricultural purposes, of six million acres of some of the country's richest soil. 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