Medford mail tribune., April 15, 1962, Image 52

Junior TREASURE Chest
Edited by MARJORIE IMIOWS, Editor at The Children's Hour
Bombardier
By Robert Beach
Fill a tub or dishpan with
water and set it in the mid
dle of the back yard. With
crayon, mark 10 jar lids
with numbers from 1 to 10
and float them on the water.
Players stand about eight
feet from the tub and try to
sink the "ships," using
marbles as "bombs."
Each player gets three
tries. The game-ends when
everyone has taken a turn.
Each player keeps track of
the "ships" he sinks and
totals his points. The high
est total determines the
champion bombardier.
Let's Draw a Flounder
By Ann Davidow
Robinson Crusoo Bu John Merryweather
Puzzle: Find his man Friday, a goat, parrot, and monkey.
Cup tho Cup By Ida M. Pardue
Here's fun you can have with a couple of paper cups.
You can play it by yourself, with a friend, or as a party
game.
Stand one paper cup in a mug or peanut-butter jar
on the floor.
Players take turns holding the other cup at arm's
length and trying to drop it into the cup on the floor.
Each player gets three tries at a time. Score one point
each time the cup is cupped. Ten points is game.
If you play by yourself, see how many times you can
cup the cup in 10 tries. Then try to beat your score.
Word Square By Edna M. Doner
1. A heavenly body
2. A period when something
occurs
3. Be it so
4. Money paid for the use
of anything
o
A diamond shape that's
rather rounder
Makes a creature called
a flounder
Who blends right in with
the ocean floor.
Answers: -aax
'. ubiub ! aiui : jtjjg - j
1 2 3 4
2
3 T
4
His eyes (among his
spots galore),
Which straight above him
always stare,
See fish who never know
he's there.
Riddle
1. What part of a clock is laid backwards?
Answer: (spjBMH.iBq piBj B3ds i) nip am
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