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Is Which? 1. Which "witch" is the name of a place in England
from which longitude is measured? The answer
is Greenwich. Try to guess these others!
2. Which "witch" is found in school lunch
boxes and at picnics?
3. Which "witch" is in the name of a city in Kansas?
4. Which "witch" is combined with a girl's name
and is used as a medicine for sprains and bruises?
5. Which "witch" means to cast a spell?
6. Which "witch" is what a cat sometimes
does with his tail?
7. Which "witch" is sometimes used for
punishment?
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Let's Draw a Bat
Ann Davidow
The bats at night
Will rise in flight.
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On wings with spokes
Like stiffened cloaks.
They gush from caves
In silent waves
g) ach player needs a large piece
of paper and a pencil. Mark the
paper off into eight squares and
number them one to eight. In the first
square, the players follow the instruc
tions on bottle No. 1 in the picture
and write the name of the person
whose fortune they wish to tell. In square
No. 2, write the names of three fruits
or vegetables beginning with the
letter R which, you see, is marked on
bottle No. 2. In 3, write three cities
IB Family Weekly, October 27, 1957
DIRECTIONS
beginning with A, and so on, following
the instructions on each of the eight
bottles until your squares are filled. Don't
let anyone else see your answers!
Allow 15 minutes for this. Then all
writing must stop. In turn the players
lead off their answers or "fortunes"
and if one player has chosen something
no one else has, he gets 10 points. If two
people have the same thing, only
five is counted. If more than two, only
three points are given.
Of little jets;
The witches' pets!