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SANTA'S
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•S skip anyone, he's faced with a
dilemma, here. If he should get
lost climbing down this old
castle's chimney, he's likely to
miss out on the rest of his rounds.
On the ether. hand, if there's a
Passage to the fireplace at bot-
tom, he'd:certainly like to stop
in. Would you please check on his
best course of action?
Shopping List
EAR -LONG REMINDER
112=NQ over a gift idea? 4 paperweight with
your persenel touch, to remind one of Christmas
all year around is suggested.
Materials: a widemouthed jar with boilt,ia ribber
gasket. small Christmas figurine, waterProof glue,
Camphor flakes.
To aseemble: Unscrew jar cover. Glue figurine to
updereide of cover.
When glue ts dry (net* package directions), place
two or three tablespoon' of camphor Pike' in Jr
and fill with water. Screw cover on tightly.
Invert jar and shake. Settling camphor gives ef-
fect of snow falling about the, figurine. ,
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INCE' Santa doesn't like to
'NAMING over gifts still to be
1).1 purchased, a shepper doodled
the figure above. Can you figure
out all of the items under con-
eideration?
Give yourself a maximum time
limit of two minutes.
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JINOTF: BULLS
-EARNito pick out the tune of
1-4 that old seasonal favorite,
Jingle Bells, on your piano be ad-
cordion by this method: Fold the
paper so as to have the picture
keyboard before you and sound
the. notes indicated below- •
A1
B
D
E
F
G2
Jin glo bells! Jin gle bellat
E E. E • E E E
Jii gle all the way!
E G2 0 D E •
Olt! What jun it is to ride in
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a one-horse open, .31006
E E D DED G2
Jin gle bells! Jin gle bells!
E E E E EE
Jin file all the way!
E G2 C D E
Oh! What fin it it to ride in.
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a one-horse open sleigh.
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Riddle Me, This
lv you were asked the name of
the town most frequehtly
drawn in the holiday semen,
what should you answer?
41.0 'astadans 2utlfaoa v
•ap31.ulOadds sT *OD :Jam/my
THIS IS A BIG SURPRISE
A
doll and tin horn Sre on
the list for the Jones twins,
but Santa' S also packing a sur-
prise. To find out what it is draw
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a continuous line from dot 1 to
dot 2, ete., to dot 22. Where two
numbers are beside one cltit, u$o
the dot for both.
Some Present!
ALADY' gave MS a OkristMett
:gift She had not,
And ',Incited her gift which I
took not. • °
S ite gave it willingly yet AO
would not;
Antt 1 reCeived it, albeit 1 cod
not.
11 At 'glee It Inc 1 force not,
And if she take it again, 1 grieve
not
• Consider What thie is and tell Itot,
For 1 am fast aworn, I May not.
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To the
Letter
H o wquickly
can you name
something identi-
fied with Owlet-
mas for each el
the lettere in the
word? Let's see,
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EDITED Br HAL KAUFMAN
SANTA'S beg of tricha .Outdees them alb of couree. But this tin-
j. sel -tinged aseertreent. of wits testers, games, gift and decorat-
ing ideals, etc., heralds St. Nickte approach with a head start on the
fun. Trumpeter: A fanfare please. Let •the merrymaking begin.
PLAN TO FOIL SANTA
TH4Ftws no 4uththjng as to neanye Santa
4 Clauses for decorative purposes -- especially
Santas as jolly looking en the ones shears). below.
The figures can be cut like paper dolls from alutt-
Mum toll or wrapping paper for use as tree onia-
mots, gift etnbellieluneats, mantel and centerPiece
decoratione, etc. '
tree of a patteen similar to the one at right is
seggested. Instroctiong are 'given m bold-fece type
below it, Naturally, you'll want to add bits �f con-
Strklet1011 paper and cotton to dress theni up.
Christmas Drawing Tat
Liar is a CleriStinas party diversion teo MO the
J. 1 festivities at a merry clip,
Host or hostest provides each rust present with
e. coy of Clement Clarke oore's "Night Before
'Christmas" and a pencil. Typewritten carbon copies
on plain white paper are preferable. (Keep a gener-
ous amount of space between lines).
Object of the game is to replace as many words as
possible in the poem with rough or stick -figure
drawings. For example, below, we've taken part of
the poem and piked out some of the more obvious
Prizes are suggested for 1 -mot figures drawn;
2e -best artistry; 3-mest original drawings, etc.
Of cOurse, there should be a time limit.
'T1yAS the night before
through the
when all
not a creature was stirring
not even a Mouse; The
the
were hung by
with care, In hopes that
soon would be there. The children were • e •
LOOK
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A REINDEER
dealer just in
from. Lower Bon -
ganga has been
trying to interest
Santa in five
reindeer for use
as sparee. The
dealer hells that
all except one of
the animals he
has' for ;ale are exactly alike. He Maintains, how-
ever, that unless'you take a good lopk or two; the
difference is likely to go unnoticed.
Do you agree? That is, can you determine which
reindeer is different within a minute of atudy?
• ';uJod u.toci 3utsstux Ft311 Wee eve le Jake :Jan&suV
A red crayon it, needed for tins
eeetlose it to caller the
Chriettnas tree al3Ove. When you
have finished, place the red tree
under a strong light, endlook at
it steadily for 60 seconds. Then
turie your gaze to a dark • wall.
OUT OF TOUCH
CHALLENGE two persons to
• perterne this stunt. Object is
for participants to stand with
both feet on a eheet of Christmas
wrapping paper for helf a min-
ute without touching each other.
When attempts fail, host or
hostess points out "gimmick"
above -standing in doorway.
OVER THE SCRUB TEAM,
You2VhmtWINMise
IF one Xmas candle can. be Mede
1 from melting eight candle
stubs, how many 'candle* can be
made, andused, from 64 stub?
,a'pastt pus„ aloN •autx :aantsuir
Seet-ond Thinking
EAC" set of words below spls
el
out the word Christheas. How
quickly cait you complete the
words according to the detail -
tions?
1. CHR: Baptize
- IST Skin bump
- - - Animals
2. CHR: .A. time -piece
- -IST -: Convent
- -MS: Plays ,
3. CHR. • : A history
- /ST..: Thorny
Sleep *ear
4. Cleet .-A. flower
- 1ST- -: Shrill sound
-MAS: Motile= .
$. CIffe ..A metal
IST -: Tornado
- • - MAS: ' Doctrines
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-toe ..talstio quniumuto 'alltutttU
'ensign& '1UntuatuussAaqa 3, ,stuu
'Austql 'Antouo.uto 's •aslusap
'aaista io'aalatuouoaqo 'soLutilt
q 'ualaiaqo :saameuV
Sweet Thoughts
'A CANDY dish contains twen•
ty-five vanilla, cream, ten
Maple cream.% and ten raspberry
creams, What is the least nUinber
of pieces one niust take out of
the bowl tse be sure of ha.vings(a)
two ,with the same flavor? (b)
two with different flavorse
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luaomp we.o& muoa qatuu
Atm 'swum+ us aq pima
(q) 'swag alms au; soya. oail
-uoa lstuu arm; /My lua.tautp aq its
Moo amp ;sag aqX (a) ; aVAS UV
To make a, four -figure chain of
Santas, use a piece of foil or
other material VI Inches lOng.
Fold accordion-like-acroas, then
baek, across, and back a second
time. Trace pattern on top and
cut out, cutting through all four
thicknesses. Practice cutting chain
figures from scrap paper Ant '
Easy.to-Arsemble Plaque
Y`fi,:lU reyd by
the ease With
whieh you can
turn an ordinary
asbestos mat in.
to an attractive
Christmas w a 11
plaque. See illus-
tration at loft.
Simply cover
the face of the
mat with a dr -
Oiler piece of
shiny Metallic
gift wrap and paste additional "scerierY" thereon.
A. small angel figurine or paper cutout is suggest.
ed for the foreground. Cotton puff clouds and gum.
med silver stars complete the scene.
Those who are creative may wish .to think up
other themes.
Old magazines and Christmas cards are good
places to explore such possibilities.
Challenging Yuk Party Stunts
T 1NLESS you are an exceptional person, you can.
not -
I. Stand for five minutes without moving, while
blindfolded.
2. Stand with both your heels together againSt
wall and pick up something from the floor.
3. Light a. candle ,while balancing your weight
on one knee.
4. Turn around rapidly five times and then walk
a straight line.
Try thee feats and test them on your friends, It's
a good routine for breaking the ice at a party. ,
TEN.HIDDEN BOYS AND GIRLS::
ACES of ten Ers'' re
children are
hidden in the
drawing at right.
How long will it
take you to find
them ? Trace over
the outlines light-
ly with a pencil
to check your
count,
Deer Me!
CAN you rear-
range the let-
ters of the names
of Santa's rein-
deer?
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HORIZONTAL
1 In folklore, what fat, jolly old
6 !man makes children happy in
December?
11 -Serpent.
14 -Unadorned.
15 -Sincerely.
17. -What St. Nick does oh Christ-
• mas.
18 -Number.
19 -Prefix meaning two.
20 -1 -The local seat from which a
bishop exercises jurisdiction.
in -Prefix, down.
23 -Printer's measure.
24e -Greek goddess of earth,
26 --What woodland spirit ,was sUP-
posed to be the inventor of the
reed -Pipe?
27--Chrkstrnas is the season of
_ glorious -.
30 -Cloth measure (plural).
32A -le non-Euclidean geometry, a
• combining forhe
33 -Christmas -.
35 -Musical key.
3S -Roman bronze. ,
37 -Ancient.
38-A modifier of words in the
comparative degree.
39.a -Possess.
41-11ebreW god.
42 -Girl's name.
46 -Symbol of aluniinum,
47. -Christmas is when bad boy'
their mistakes.
49...Bring forth young.
50 -Pronoun.
51,-- enter prononn,
Mistakes.5
5. -•Sauey.
55. -In Oriental Countries a title of
reaped for a %Vomit. •
56-.Symbtil for SaniariUM,
5 ne may des this fee a gift
Id pronoun.
60-4uffik used to form Plurals,
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61 -Trade mark (abbr.)
62--Cla5S of vertebrae birds.
64:e -Native metal.
65-COgitate. •
70 -"He was dressed all in fur
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74--biscourses • based on a text
from the Bible.
17 -Hemispherical helmets of the
15th century.
'78 -Stained. '
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2 -French textile fabric.
3 -Short fibers en the surface of
flannel. ••
4 -Gift that dtews joicestere OM-
rrients.
54 -Curious scraps of literature.
6-A covered pit for drainage.
7 -Note of the musical scale.
8-A ceMpotind of arsenic.
9 -Combining form, one.
10e -Gender.
11 -In Spenser'e "Facile Queen," a
hag.
_12-Stonebreaking tool,
'13 -English prima donna.
16.e -Street (abbr.)
21-Mernber of the British
24 -Soy.
25-Worm
27-allarnely (abbr.)
28 -Exclamation.
29 -Yield as clear Wilt.
31ee•Bathe ofteeelf.
34e-Diseneage,
35 -The Big Day.
4a --Any living ameba,
41 -Merit,
43, -What Welsh jourriallet wrote
under the pen name of "Idris"?'
44 -Mother of Jesus.
45-Pokersstake,
48 -Greek goddess of retribution,
52 -Exclamation.
13 -Boys and girls like 'these.
54 -Before.,
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64-Aronle.
puise.
684 -Digit,
694-Einfeet.
71ee"-•es-ite drove out of Sight'.
72 -Wine vette].
74 -.Liner (abbr).
'75 -Symbol fer neon.
76 -Middle Western State (abbr,)
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TIM Jones has a problem. Jim
J has 10 decorative Christmas
stars, While the window he wants
to decorate has 16 panes. tie
can't put A. star in each wintims4
but he can put en even number
in each vertical, horizontal and
diagonal row. How, then, will it
look when .finished?
A diagram and ten stars are
furnished above.
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-seis absJO Ova tit Ails
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Douhk-Duty Words
BY replkeing the stars with the
4-P naines of two thhigit seen or
felt at Christmas, five fout4etter
worda will appear vertically;
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