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YEAR-LONG REMINDER

PUZELING aver & gift eat A paperweight with
Your personal touch, to remind one of Christmas

Materials’ & widemouthed jar with built-in rubber
gasket, small Christmas figurine, waterproof gtue,

To assemble; Unscrew jar cover. Glue figurine to

When glue la dry (note package directions).
two or three tablespoons of camphor fakes in jar
Screw cover on tightly,

ke, Settling camphor gives ef-
tect of mow falling about tho figurine.

GANTA'S bas of trickd outdons them all, of course, But this tin:
sel-tinged assortment of wits testers, games, gift and decorat-
Ing Idens, etc., heralds St Nick’s approach with a head start on the
fun. ‘Trumpeter: A’fanfere please! Let the mierrymaking begin.

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something identi
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mas for each of

Seasoned Thinking

the letters in the
word? Let's see.

FACE set of words below spenis
out the word Christmas, How
quickly can you complete the
words according to the defini

red crayon is needed for this
test. Use it to color the
Christmas treo above, When you
have finished, place the red tree
under & strong light, and look at
{t steadily for 60 seconds. Then
turn your gaze to a dark wall,

OUT OF TOUCH

Christmas Draning Test

ERE is a Christmas party diversion to keep tho
festivities at a merry clip.

Host or hostess provides each guest present with
a copy of Clement Clarke Moore's “Night Before
Christmas” and @ pencil. Typewritten carbon copies
on plain white paper are preferable. (Keep a gener-
‘ous amount of space between lines).

Object of the game {s to replace as many words as
possible in the poem with rough or atick-figure
drawings. For example, below, we've taken part of
the poem and picked out some of the more obvious
possibil

Prizes are suggested for I—most figures drawn;
2—best artistry; 3—most original crawings, etc.
Of course, there should be a time limit.

Gas the night before wher all

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through the |~ not a creature was stirring

not even a mouse; ca i a hurg
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soon would be there.

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HALLENGE two persbns to
perform this stunt. Object is
for participants to stand with
both feet on a sheet of Christmas
wrapping paper for half a min-
ute without touching each other,
When attempts fail. host or
hostess points out “gimmick”
above—standing in doorway,

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Sweet Thoughts

CANDY dish contains twen-

ty-five vanilla creams, ten
mople creams, and ten raspberry
creams. What is the least number
of pieces one must take out of
the bowl to be sure of having (a)
two with the same flavor? (b)
two with different flavors?

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Old magazines and Christmas cards are good
places to explore such possibilities,

Challenging Yule Party Stunts :
Uae you are an exceptional person, you came

1, 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 woight
on one knee.

4. Tarn around rapidly five times and then walt:
& straight line,

Try these feats and test them on your friends. Ite
& good routine for breaking the ice at = party,

TEN HIDDEN BOYS AND GIRL

FACES of ten
children are
hidden in the
drawing at right.
How Jong will it
take you to find
them? Trace over
the outlines light-
ly with a pencil
to check your
count,

REINDEER

dealer justin
from Lower Bon-
®anga has been
trying to interest
Santa in five
reindeer for use
an spares. The
Gealer holds that
all except one of
the animals he
has for sale are exactly alike.
ever, that unless you take a good
difference is likely to go unnoticed

Do you agree? That is, can you

reindeer is different within a minute of study?

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He maintains, how-

Deer Me!
CAN you rear-
range the let-

ters of the names
of Santa's rein-

You Must Wax Wise

F one Xmas candle can be made

from melting eight candle

atubs, how many candles can be
made, and used, from 64 stubs?
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sea children
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15—Sincerely.

17—What St Nick does on Christ-
ras.

18—Number,

19—Prefix meaning two.
‘The local seat from which a

bishop exercises jurisdiction.
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26—What woodland spirit was
the
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Sopioth measure (plural). rel

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vertebrae bit from the Bible, 3—Sh surface
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centu:
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4—Gift that draws jokesters' com-
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6—A covered pit for drainage.

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10—Gender.

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