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CALLING ALL
SUPER SLEUTHS:
Depending on the time of year, there is
one national park where the very first rays
of sunrise will touch the continental United
States. From the second week of October
through the first week of March, visitors
perched on this park's highest peak will be
the first to see the new day's sun.
For a chance to win $25, do the
following:
* Find the sunrise hidden in this
magazine, giving the page number.
* Name the national park and the easternmost
state where it is located.
* Name the famous mountain, the highest
peak on the Eastern Seaboard, where
this event occurs.
Enter online at www.co-opliving.com or
send answers with your name, address and
phone number to:
Cooperative Living Super Sleuth
P.O. Box 2340
Glen Allen, VA 23058-2340.
March-April Issue
Super Sleuth
Our March-April KIDS' KORNER Super
Sleuth explored the fascinating life cycle of
the monarch butterfly. For a chance to win
$25, entrants were asked to find an image
of this delicate winged insect hiding in the
magazine, explain why researchers spent
years searching for the Mountain of
Butterflies and name the location where
this mystery was finally solved. The correct
answers were page 12, the search to find
the wintering destination for millions of
monarch butterflies, and the transvolcanic
belt of central Mexico, where the Monarch
Butterfly Biosphere
Preserve was
established in 1980
to help protect their
habitat. Mary Jane
Mooney was our
$25 winner.
Congratulations,
Mary Jane! 
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continued from pg. 34
And for the traveler who enjoys a quiet, personal connection
with nature, there are meandering trails and
places to sleep under the stars.
The more you " open "
America's great gift and
discover your priceless
inheritance, the more
you'll realize, and appreciate,
that you are growing up in a
really cool land!
Get Up and Get Out There
Now is the time to let your
parents, or maybe grandparents,
know that the NPS centennial is a
special moment in history and you
don't want to miss it. Be aware that
you really don't have to go far to
participate; no matter where you live
in the United States, there is a
National Park Service site within two
hours of your home.
Join the celebration this summer
by heading out into your wild places and prized properties. Explore. Discover. Make
lifelong memories. And, most important, pledge to always be a worthy guardian of
America's shared, common ground because its future is always in the next generation's
hands ... and that's you!! 
" The land belongs to the future ... we come and go but the land
is always here. And the people who love and understand it are
the people who own it for a little while. " - Willa Cather
Claim-to-Fame Quiz
Can you match these NPS sites with their celebrity distinctions?
___ 1. The first national park
___ 2. The first cave to become a
national park
___ 3. The largest national park
___ 4. The hottest and driest national
park
___ 5. A national park known for its
healing waters
___ 6. The national park with the longest
cave system in the world
___ 7. The smallest property owned
by NPS
___ 8. The state with the most NPS sites
___ 9. The most-visited national park
___10. Two popular urban NPS
historical sites
A. Death Valley, California and Nevada
B. Thaddeus Kosciuszko National
Memorial, Pennsylvania (.024 A)
C. Statue of Liberty New York,
New York; National Mall and
Memorial Parks Washington, D.C.
D. Yellowstone 1872 (located 96
percent in Wyoming)
E. Wind cave South Dakota
F. Hot Springs, Arkansas
G. Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
and Preserve Alaska (13.2 million A)
H. Mammoth in Kentucky
I. Great Smoky Mountains in North
Carolina and Tennessee
J. California
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Answers: 1. D 2. E 3. G 4. A 5. F 6. H 7. B 8. J 9. I 10. C
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