418 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1949
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TUESDAY P.M.
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THE THUNDEKBIKDg
Santa, Mr. Dllly ana Henry sat on
the magic rope in the middle ol
the sky and wondered what to dc
next.
"There are only three more days
until Christmas," said Santa. "II
we cannot win Santa Land back
from the Wiggle Waggles very quick
ly there just won't be any Christ
mas.'
"Nor any Easter," said Henry
"Nor Hallowe'en. Because the Eas
ter Rabbit and the Hallowe'en
witches are gum drops!
Just then there was a crashing
sound and three great big black
biros swooped out ot the clouds
They flew round and round thun
dering furious noLses.
Henry ducked his head behind
tsania ana put his lingers in his
ears. ' Are tnose wiggle waggiesv
he cried.
"No," shouted Santa. He had to
shout above the noise. "These are
Thunderbirds. They carry storms
to the earth. They are friends of
mine."
"If they are friends," suggested
Mr. ijiny in a shout. "Do you sup'
fiose you could ask them to be a
lttle quieter. I can't think with
all this noise."
Before Santa could reply the
Thunderbirds recognized Santa and
stopped their noi.se without being
asked. "What in the world are you
ooing up nere in the sky?" they
asked in surprise.
Santa told them the sad story
of how the Wiggle Waggles had
come to the party and caused all
their friends to be turned Into
gum drops even Mrs. Claus and
Serena. "There's nothing I can
do until I can get back my wand,"
finished Santa.
"This is dreadful!" moaned the
Thunderbirds. "Would It help if
we made a big storm In Santa
Land? Of course all we can do is
thunder but we can thunder aw
fully loud."
"Let us try it," said Santa. "Per
haps we can scare them off. Could
you carry us on your backs?"
Yes, Indeed. The Thunderbirds
are strong as well as loud. It was
no trouble to them to carry Santa
Mr. Dilly and Henry astride their
backs. When all were aboard Mr
Dllly rolled up his magic rope and
put It in his pocket. Then down
swooped the three Thunderbirds
and their passengers straight to
Santa Land.
The Wiggle Waggles looked up
hi i.eiiur wnen uiey neard the
rumbling, crashing, reverberatino
thunder rolling down upon them.
They ran In circles looking for cover
from the storm.
After a while they discovered
there was no real storm, only thun
der. But thunder so awful that it
Beemed the whole sky must be
breaking up and ready to fall on
their hearts.
"Do something!" screamed the
frightened Wiggle Waggles to their
leader.
"What can I do?" roared Zczop.
"Do you think I can roll up the
thunder and put It In mv pocket?"
"You have a magic wand," scream
ed Humphrey. "Put a curse on the
Bky."
"Not with Santa's wand." retorted
..Jezop. "it works only for good "
'Then he thought, if Santa's wand
an do good things it can certainly
top a storm. "I'll trv it anyway."
So he pulled out the wand and
wild, "Let there be a rainbow!"
" Scarcely had he finished speaking
Jfhen a rainbow actually arched
across the sky. The Thunderbirds
rooming over the land suddenly lost
Jhelr thunderous voices.
5 "We must fly away," groaned the
iJhunderbirds. "When a rainbow
(pmes we must leave."
l"Dron us off first." snM Knntn
wThe giant birds, quiet now, darted
low Denind Santa's cottage and
wmwm on rneir passengers,
i. now,' said Santa. "We mint.
figure out a way to get close to the
.wiggie wnggics without their see.
jiig us. mars tne only way we
u"We need a smoke screen," said
em.y.
At once Mr nniv hjr.n i
flng boxes and bottles from his
pocKeus. a smoke screen Is
t ta.y ,-, Uie rope hick lor a nine
Wan, he smiled. He opened Ills
)iaus nmi oomra ann dumped the!
ymiviua mm nis nat.
Jiem ana stirred tnem and blew
on them and whispered strange
words to them.
In a few moments a wisp of
moke sprang from the mixture.
It grew stronger and thicker each
second until there was a dense
white cloud.
"Surely you are the world's finest
magician," gasped Santa.
"If only I could get a rabbit from
my hat," Mr. Dilly reminded Santa
lor the twentieth time as the three
of them wrapped themselves in the
smoke screen and started off for
the Wiggle Waggles.
Next: Santa Is Caught
Christening Rirua
Held at Mt. Angel
Mt. Angel William Joseph,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Frey was baptized at St.
Mary's church with the Rev.
Damian Jentges officiating.
Sponsors wore Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Kohlus of Humphrey, Neb.,
who are visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Frey. Open house was held af
ter the christening ceremony at
the home of the infant's uncle
and aunt, the Edward Schacch
ers. The Richard Frey family re
cently moved to Albany to reside.
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Report.
Monmouth Students
Are On Honor Roll
Monmouth Students making
the honor roll for the second
six-week period at Monmouth
high school are Margaret
Aynes, Helen Smith, Wanda
Nelson, Joanne k Edwards, Kay
Wysong, John Peoples, Patsy
Perkins, Elizabeth Gunn, Jo
Ann Rogers, Frank Rosenstock,
Arlene Jordan, Ethel Burns,
Patsy Partridge, Karleen Evans
and Loren Reid.
Second honor roll students
are Don Edwards, Roland Rog
ers, Phyllis Partridge, Evelyn
Cook, Gary Reid, Don Bennett
Earl Gregg, Marcus Partlow,
Joanne Davis, Joan McCoy and
Margaret McGonegal.
Students making better than
a 3.5 grade point average are
placed on the first honor roll
while those making a grade
point average of 3.1 to 3.5 in
clusive are placed on the sec
ond honor roll, provided they
have no grade below a "B
minus" and have no unexcused
absences.
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printing
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mountain
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33. Indian mul
berry 84. Commands
36. Sour: French
38. To a place
Inside
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40. Mountain
where Moses;
died
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addicted to
controversy
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heraldry
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medium
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8. Siamese coin
9. Overdue debt
10. Sidelons;
frlance
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aboard ft
vessel
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family
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21. Dagger wound
22. Story
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land or In
water
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property
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28. Mountain lake
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vehicle
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35. Son of Soth
37. Pronoun
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Isle
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affair
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