Cl2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 25,1981 Parents seem to love to say, "Kids will be kids,” whenever you're bad. Ever wonder if goats say that about their young too when they're ornery like the little fellow above? But whether you’re a human kid or a furry kid with four legs, you’re sure to enjoy all the games we have for you this week. «» BLACK , REP YfeL LOW BLUE BROWN Cork /$ a kbry osbfol PRODUCT. IT IS SO U6N7,IT FLOATS OH(A/AT£R i ITfS U/RT6RPROOF, IT IS ELASTIC, AMD HEAT CANHoT TRAI/EL Through iteasily. cork combs from tub tree called A CORKOAKTHtS TREE HASTo SB ZOYRS. OLD BEFORE ITS cork is worth corn He. EVERY SEVER OR E/ORT/ERRS THE CORK CRHB€ CUTAGR/H. Cork combs from spa/h ahd Portugal . /’ZZ-8! LT. GREY GREEN LT BROWN LT. BLUE LT. GREEN Kids, have you ever heard of tacos? Have you ever eaten them? Now’s your chance. Tacos are a delicious Mexican food, especially popular in the southwestern part of the country. Though they’re a little messy to eat, that is until you learn how to hold them, they are sure fun to make. Try them! TACOS 1 lb. ground beef 1 green pepper mustard salt and pepper hot sauce, dash red pepper, dash Worchesterslure sauce Ismail onion 18 ounce tomato sauce little ketchup garlic salt, dash chili powder, dash Parmesan cheese, dash Cook and simmer the above ingredients about 15 minutes. Serve on a warm taco shell and add: shredded lettuce, pieces of tomato, chopped onion, and shredded American cheese or cheese to your taste. Serves 8. For dessert, try this yummy ice cream pie. ICE CREAM PIE 1/3 cup of peanut butter 1/3 cup of white Karo syrup 2 cups of Rice Krispies Press into pie plate. Fill with favorite ice cream and put in freezer. Top with cool whip, crushed peanuts and marashmo cherries. FINDIT! Find 15 things in a circus. Words run across, down, or diagonally in any direction. Word list below. Word list: Bear, balloon, clown, cage, cars, dog, lion, net, ring, seal, rope, trapeze, tent, tiger, whip. Leftover letters give you one more word. b •k .» S s ii I WRAM/ P © 2 II J
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