Do you know where R-A-D-A-R was published. It was a Christian magazine for Children probably published in the

Question

I am looking for a story called The Magic Fence by Annabelle Sumera.

Answer 1

Hey Wally,

The following is found on the web site referenced:

Standard Publishing will have new Middler Sunday school curriculum in the Fall of 1999 and R-A-D-A-R, 8121 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45231 will be changing its name. The new theme list (available for SASE) calls it the "New Middler Take-Home Paper (currently known as R-A-D-A-R)". Fiction, 500-550 words; non-fiction 200-225 words; NIV based puzzles. Cartoons, Biblical and nature poetry are the only things that don't always correlate with themes. The information says, "although the name and page layout will change, the content of the new take-home paper will be similar to that of R-A-D-A-R." Samples of the new take-home paper will not be available until April, 1999, but samples of R-A-D-A-R can be requested.Ê Gary Thacker is editor here.

Received this email from the editor: "The current url for cogniz is www.atom-cogniz.com. Explorer has been renamed Atom. Both Atom and Cogniz have exclusively become science and math focused magazines." Rafiq Ladhani, Science Editor, Atom & Cogniz magazines

Answer 2

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