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Show 2 B DESERET NEWS, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 197a -- Emmy Lou THEYfeE closing- rTTcANtjTS - THE WALL- prT) THEN PPERRRE TO DEFEND t ( SAY WHEN Q CHILDREN'S J Story- - TtXlSKELF TO THE . ncjTUi OIL! time Rusty Wizard of Id M IN3 A PERSONAL i QUESTION, cato's classes. I ,iJV WdJ KVK re fesrmrof X a. V rue SPiXH 1 MV," A $TeON6 CONoeemrcn Of ths that A&er a we - don t Mommy, Dolly went from 'twos.es' to 'fivesies hot right'-- wont to U IT TRUE CATO- -IS . YOU'RE MRS DIVORCING uim? Rusty Rooster, future king of tAe barnyard, was having difficulty crowing. He was practicing in an old barrel and the hollow sound of his weak, Th lb 111 Uh, came out a terrifying, IH UH IH UH. It had scared everyone in the barnyard, including Sydney Leghorn. But Sydney didnt believe it when Rusty told everyone It was Just him making that noise. fttH Buzz Sawyer u i Ai MP pt T M APPtAi to hk 60op mecANS eeoM rn(p TO STAKO OP fug WiTK 1H rs Stcx iMli Doonesburyi I JUST MUST scares the hawk HOPE YOU WONT ! I Daddy, could you lend me 95 cents? beak a dollarl I I MRS. CATO, I'M 'N ONE OF PROFESSOR I CANT HE J? IT THE MORE I TRY TO THINK ABOUT MATH THE MORE T JL - L 'VAF6 WhATS K6HT AMPSCAN PffSTXNCY' )uogse,e I'KCOLN $,P? r3 MN, Dont he to me, Sydney Your 'row shouted, angnly is no more than a squeak And with that Sydney pecked Rusty on the head. Rusty turned sadly away He would practice his crowing of with instead fighting Sydney. He would just have to let Sydney get away with his mean actions. v V fi'Z -- Hi Hi & Lois DUKE, WHY DID I WELL IF AH INAMT SOMETHING ALL AH iT A T DO IS MAKE SACRIFICE HERBiE AN V tAhVf Then all at once, he was Jhole barnyard was in an uproar Squawks and squeals came from all directions, dust and feathers flew The animals and chickens were running to and fro in excitement. WHAT aware that the KIND SACRIFICE? OF Above him, Rusty heard the screech of a chicken hawk, the terror of all barnyards Without stopping to think. Rusty ran for cover under the granery He peered out fearfully and saw to lus dismay that Sydney was caught in some wire, and the hawk was hovering over him. Sydney might be mean, but Rusty must do something to save him The barrel. If he could just reach the barrel Rusty jumped into a fast run, using his wings to help him go faster Taking a great leap he landed almost on top of the lumber pile One more jump took him to the top, and with one big step he fluttered to the barrels nm. UH UH UH UH UH! The great roar of lus crow filled the barnyard Again and again Rusty sent his weak call into the barrel, and its ringing echo bounced back at him, filling his ears with its roar He kept it up until he had no breath left, and could only lie back on the lumber gasping for breath Presently Rusty saw Grandfather and Sydney coming toward him, surrounded by the barynard animals The hawk is gone, Rusty! You Sydney said, joyfully. saved my life. Ill never again laugh at your crowing Grandfather hopped up beto side Rusty and helped his feet h-- A hush fell over the barnyard. Grandfather placed his wing on Rusty's head You have now proved yourself. Grandson I Town you, Rusty Red Rooster the ill, King of the Barnyard' The crowd cheered long and loud, and King Rusty could hear Sydney shouting the loudest and longest of all Bennce C. Brodenck Tell me why Water Descnptions ROURIRNNINPRUNINGTS S R L G H S KEANS EVAOGTRK I INCPRTALRH CP RABULNP JTGUAPS I B R I don't 'spose the fuel shortage will bother you much, will it, Roger?" 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