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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1962)
Junior TREASURE Chest EDITED BY RUTH DIXON Let's Draw a Reindeer Btf Ann Davidow A pretty leaf of holly With a berry very gay Becomes that red-nosed Rudy, Leading Santa's sleigh! S. Claus & Co. By Ruth Dixon S. Claus & Co. are getting ready for their Christmas journey. Santa wants to be sure that he packs presents for all the boys and girls, so he asks his elves to help him fill his pack. To play this game, choose one of the players to be Santa. The others are the elves. The first elf says, "Here is a to pack," giving the name of some article. Santa repeats the name. The next elf gives another article. Santa must repeat the name of the present the first elf gave, then add the one the second elf gave. He repeats the names of all the gifts, adding the new one each time, until he forgets one or gives a name out of order. When that happens, another player is chosen to be Santa Claus. Alphabet Puzzle Mr. Jolly Old Elf is hiding something besides the sur prises in his sack. Can you find the letters that spell his full name? By Berga Kites reggindraeb nme reppa nishac narbirceers dynac nesac visler tras sedlanc oppnorc nitks paslep Islbs UMJIIU Til MtFljMllMIIIIJIIJIIItl ItllllltMIIII lllljX Find the answers on the tree. Country Tree and City Tree By Ragna Eskil Roy lived with his sister Sue and his mother and father in a country town. The day before Christmas Eve they all put on their coats and galoshes and got in the family station wagon. It was snowing. They drove to a woods, and there they found a nice tree. Father took his axe and chopped it down. Then they all carried it to the station wagon, where they put it on top. When they got home, Father put the tree on the back porch. That night Roy and Sue popped corn and made strings of the popped corn and cranberries. On Christmas Eve Father put the tree in the living room, and Roy and Sue trimmed it. It was a beautiful tree: Jerry lived in the city with his sister Carrie and his mother and father. They could not go to the country for their tree. But Jerry and Carrie stood in front of their house, and when they saw the Christmas-tree man with his truck piled high with trees, they told their father. He got the car out, and he, Mother, Jerry, and Carrie all drove to the vacant lot where the Christmas-tree man was unloading his trees. Father bought a nice one, and they put it on top of the car. When they got home, Father put it on a stand and brought it into the living room. Then Jerry and Carrie put the trimmings on the tree just as Roy and Sue had done. And this was a beautiful tree, too. Family Weekly. December 13. 1962 ' II I Bill II as YOU CAN DRAW 1 THIS! & Hare's what artiil-educalor I ANN DAVIDOW '"' H; says about her book, "Lai's Draw Animals" "Let's! Let's find out together that it 'a simple to draw in teps even mart fun & if the steps are alto trick, get to rhyme. ) Orderthwbigbookfuloffunforyourchil- E dren ... or for a unique sift. It contain 80 of the bright "Let's Draw Animals" S feature our young FAMILY WEKKLY ? readers enjoy each week, with all new s drawings and rhyme. Your for only m $1.00 postpaid with paper cover, deluxe Si edition $2.60 in handsome, long-wearing binding of quality Library Cloth. Hours p of fun and complete satisfaction guar- an teed, or return book for full refund. To: FAMILY WEEKLY BOOKS Lars Draw ; 153 No. Michigan Avt. Chicago 1, Illinois Enclose) llnd I for which pleat lend mi potlpold "IETS OtAVV ANIMALS" ai followi, - PAPER COVEH $1.00 oath -DELUXE IINOINC S3. 90 och . City & Slot PHOTO CREDITS Page 5, NBC. Orange Flavored Troches sore throat? Relieve pain, ease soreness doubly fast with antibiotic Candettes Live a "regular life" without laxatives Now, Hop fighting constipation with laxatives or "bulk," that work unnaturally, uncomfortably! Stay "regular" with ReQutol. It'i not a laxative, yet helpt restore regularity at no laxative can. Reoutol tab leti limply make the moitture in your colon keep waits moll for easy, normal elimination. Hospital-proved... fare, nor habit-lorming.
