Casta del Sol Jigsaw Puzzles

Help me start a Jigsaw Puzzle program for CdS

I have twenty-five (25) jigsaw puzzles. I would like to start a jigsaw puzzle loaner program within Casta del Sol. Working these puzzles can be either a solitary or group activity. They are a great way to reduce stress. And no batteries are required!

The modern form of these puzzles was introduced by John Spilsbury, a London map maker, In the 1760s, he would cut up some of his world maps and sell them as an educational tool. We have been addicted to these "dissected" puzzles ever since. Yes they are addictive — a pleasant, harmless addiction.

If you are interested in sharing your Jigsaw Puzzle activity, email: The Major. And please tell your computer-phobic friends about this program.

Worldwide, jigsaw puzzles are called "Casse-tête." The literal translation is: "Breaks the Head."

List of Jigsaw Puzzles in my library

Name of Picture	Pieces	Company	Artist	Picture
Grand Canyon Park	500	Treasure Collection	Easton
Grand Teton	500	Impact	Jerry Donnely
Whitney Range	500	Peak Productions	Jim Stroup
The Gift	550	Milton Bradley	Byerley
Monday thru Thursday	550	Milton Bradley	Byerley
The Secret	750	Whitman	Coats & Clark
Rock of Salvation	1000	Ceaco	Kinkade
Old Barn	1000	Kodacolor	Rose Art
Yosemite VAlls, CA	1000	Kodacolor	Rose Art
Donan Castle, Scotland	1000	Milton Bradley	Photograph
Dutch Windmill	1000	Milton Bradley	Photograph
Krusenstern, USSR	1000	Random House	A Tall Ship
Okoboji Cove	1000	Spilsbury Puzzle Co.	Valente (CdS)	Yes
Shelter Cove	1000	Whitman	Acrylic
Kalimnos, Greece	1000	Whitman	Fishing Boats
Wooded Lane	1000	Whitman	Photograph
Reflections at Twilight	1000	Yanoman	Valente (CdS)	Yes
Moraine Lake, Canada	1500	Milton Bradley	Photograph
Running Springs Manor	1500	SunsOut	Valente (CdS)	Yes
Bornholm, Denmark	2000	Milton Bradley	Photograph
Hamlet of Cloverdale	2000	Yanoman	Valente (CdS)	Yes
Massachusetts Jetty	2500	Milton Bradley	Photograph
Bayern, Germany	3000	Milton Bradley	Photograph
Mount Shuksan, WA	3000	Milton Bradley	Photograph
Mt. Rainier Park	3000	Milton Bradley	Photograph