The Daily Intelligencer from Doylestown, Pennsylvania • Page 6

A I I A i I I I I I I I Mil -Children Give Show Third Rraderj in Buckingham Township Elementary School recently prcscnlcd their ThanksKu- ins program under the diriftion of Mrs. Margate! LouKhran. Barbara Kummer wa diarge of the opcini.g CTn an c(crs a nd his friends McComirll -enrd iis the cf on October 23 1958 to go to Deep Run Valley Joint School News HI Won Elrmrnlarjr School Koom 10 Mrs. Allabougli Mooir ilunl One of our pack committee. Mr.

announcer foi thr procr.im. part in ihc Thanksgiving ij rmptl drill were Kcth Canada for Mocsc. He (Jas atcr nld Still. Chnra. M(K)H look lwo has almost a month.

To- Kaufman. Mil-had Krank.m. Uon-j dax hl mc honie 2 large IKIIlev Donna Kciirii'iii t.a'j«. Laurie Hubcr. Micli.io! -John J.v Suvui Hwklrr Silvan Krcd- rick'toii.

Barbara Kuir.mor Ondv Dean. Z.ur,,rr. Muluc! and B.irb.ira Hen Recitations. Turkey Gob- arid gccse. horst't lo pull each out ol the uoodv li must been quite an experience, don't you John B.

In brownies we made presents lor our They will get thorn on Christinas. 1 do hope that our mothers like them. One of the girls made five of them man and Klizabeili chnral reading 'ho "First Th.ink»2uin2' i. "First i 'One of girls my room made one for our leader. They John "Indian Me un to makc Samo.vcl:" Donald Zahniser and Charlie "readers." Wendv Chara.

Jeffiey Sucan Heckler Kumnier that could not believe and Michael'llaeer and William' 0 eves II was a fox Dottie L. Our Surprise Several weeks we a Bradford. Bykie ---I On October 29th we had a Hal- Darty in brownies. We had hamburgers and cider. We played lots of games.

We had fun lhat night At 7 30 we went home. 11 would like to have another one NEED MONEY? BORROW UP TO $600 AND TAKE 24 MONTHS TO REPAY. Quick, confidential service. If you need money for any good purpose, phone or visit our office today. DOYLESTOWN FINANCE PHONE Fl 8-2621 4 OPEN FRI.

TIL 8:30 Saturday Til Noon next jcar. The Hospital Yesterday my mother. Sandra daddy. and I went to see the new addition on the hospital. We went through many operating rooms.

It was interesting to see all the equipment. It has a beautiful lobby. Glenda Some girLs are making baskets and a manger scene. When they arc done they are going to show us how to make them. We can BOOK BRIEFS make make any one.

a basket. 1 am going to Carole -the U.S. GauKe On Saturday. November 22, 1938 we visited the U.S. Gauge at open house.

I saw my father's desk and I even sat in his chair and held his pencil. Father told us what (he machines did. I saw the gauges that they makc there. We ate there after we had looked at the things. We went outside then and went hone.

It was almost two hours to go through the building. We had a good time. Steve Room 11 Miss Smith Grade 4 An Old Man There was an old man. Who lucd in an old house. And he had an old dog.

And he had an old mouse. They like their eld house. And every day to eat. The old mouse had cheese. And the old man had meat.

Joy II. I wish I A Wish could be a bus. To have people get on me. And when I would go fast They'd jump around on me. Douglas Myers SUNHEAT with gives TWO-WAY PROTECTION in every drip 1.

Protecti by keeping burner nozxlvi and fllttrt clean, eliminates due to oil. 2. Protech your itorage lank by preventing formation of damaging rust and Kaie. MAOI IT THI MAKIM Of SUNOCO MOTOI fUlLS of Sw OJ Co. (IMPRINT SPACE) Phone VA 2-0531 F.

D. HARTZEL SONS CO. 74 Park Ave. Chalfont, Pa. The Ring of Truth by Josephine Lawrence Harcourt Brace.

is the story of Vicky Prcd- more, who al thirty five had a good job and a small income. When she went to New York her relatives were shocked and horrified. Especially when she checked Into a hotel as Mrs. V. E.

Prcdmorc. So begins a story most charming and humorous, from the pen of an author who knows human nature well, and how to write a boot it. Teen Age: Young Thomas Edison by Sterling North is the author of more than 20 books for young folks and adults, including Abe Lincoln and George Washington. His Novel "So Dear My Heart" has been translated into a dozen languages, and filmed by Walt Disney. This book is the true and exciting story'of Edison written in excellent fashion, profusely illustrated with decorations, diagrams and maps by William Barss, and one of North Star series.

It is indeed a pleasure to see such a fine book appear, and would certainly makc a wonder ful gift for Christmas and all lime of year. Very highly recommended, as fine material for any member of ihe house, especially the juvenile. 195 On Tennent Honor Roll CB Highlight! A total of 195 students of William Tennent Junior and Senior High Schools has been named to the honor roll for the first marking period. Twenty-three persons tfere named to the First Honor Roll and 172 to the Second Honor Roll, approximately 14 per cent the student body. To hav his name placed on the First Honor Roll a student must have made an A 96 per cent or better) in ALL Major Subjects and not less than a in all minor subjects, nnd an attitude mark not less than B.

For Second Honor Roll a student must have no' less than a in all majors and not less than a in minor subjects, and not less than a in attitude. Each member of the Honor Roll receives a special commendation certificate from the Principal and is permitted to attend all school events at reduced rates for 2nd Honor Roll-free pass for 1st Honor Students named to all four honor rolls during the schoo! year receive special individual awards. FIRST HON'OR ROLL 7th Grade Christine Austin. Mark Frish- bcrg. John Ide.

Horst Schmieder. Kslher Mar-caro, Susan Phillips. Charles Scull. James Shea. James Yaies.

John Ayer, Susan Dieterle. 8th Grade Linda Atkinson, Martin Leaventon, Beverly Ogdcn. 9th Grade Carol Bowman. Nancy Ruffing- ton Laure Duval. Brita Centner.

Shcrrill Hofer. Jcy Quill. Elsie Myers, Carol Sacks, Judith Weav- cr. Announcement The STAUFFER HOME REDUCING PLAN Representative In This Area MRS. HELEN KISS Phone Dl 3-6184 WARRINGTON, PA.

SECOND HONOR ROLL 7th Grade Carol Ashtoo. Partlcia Bowman. Shirley Carter. Gail Davidson. Pamela Ems.

David Diane Wayne Crane. Davis. Erney, Ferdinand Ewald, David Guffner. Gary Griffaton, Linda Goodman. Carol Nancy Heaton.

Patricia Kuey. John Lear, Walter McNamara. Mark Weber. Joan Loos. Marilyn Mascaro.

Maureen McHenry. Thomas Moore. Patricia O'Brlck. John Rahill, Robert Reid, David Schneck. Lois Roccker, Sandra Schenkcl.

Barbara Schmidt. William Sonntag. Janet Stcffner. Diane Stoue, Eric Stumacher. Linda Taylor.

Janice Wandall. Charlotte West. James Wicst. Marilyn Wilkin. Philip Wright.

Patricia Wurst. James Yescalis. Suzanne Covington. Joanne Nichparcnko, Elizabeth Richter. Christine Rohall, Barbara Koch, Dale Johnson.

Lloyd Annan. Carolyn Danenberger, Vincent Micrnicki, Kenneth Prince. Patricia Spcier. Martha Rich ard Cromwell. Nancy Koch.

Lynn Landgrcbc. Paul MacWiiliams. Sandra Micklc. Diane Cressman. Nancy EIGHTII GRADE Gcraldine Ejiley.

James Bar- nctt. Janet Benning, Vickc Bozarth. PauH Carlin. Barbara Cloud. Bruce Hardy.

Nancy dell, Deborah Craig. Elizabeth Crawford. Phyllis Croll. Sandra Dagcr, Kathleen Davis, Sarah Eanes, Daria Federonko. Lily Forde.

Gcraldine Gcist. David Goodson, Susan Gulick. Betty HalloA-ell. John Gray. Ann Hiltoh.

Pauletle Hiner. Elizabeth Hinton, Margie Hostman. Ruth Jones. Edward Jowctt, Elaine Karen Klecman. Ernest Kitson, Kirsch Margaret Kramer.

Robert Krantz. Diane Krewson. Melva Larry Lynne Lcedom, Lijhtner. Miernicki. Larlene Levy.

Susan Martin. Donna Miller. Richard Merkle, Rodney Morton, Kenneth Munro. Jane N'eal. Kath- leen Nancy Lee Panzer.

John Patterson. Charlynne Pirmann. Vlcki Reed, bara Robson. Rhoads. Bar- Kenneth Nagler.

Robert Pcrkifls. Allan Pickard. Henry i. Martin Schwarti, Susan Settle. Suzanne Sicnkicwicz.

Janice Sterner. Sus an Stockburger. Carol Stowe. Pa Hugh, Patti Shcrretta. Karon Edythe Linda Ward.

Wayne Barbara Wurst. Lynne Ycrkes. NINTH GRADK Marilyn Barics. Kent Eancs. Robert Pagan.

Priscilla Diano. Dartha Dager. David Hewiann. David Kern. George Lee.

Andrea Lawrence. Barbara Lilly. Robert McNauphton. Lee Me- Smith, Max Schcnkel. William Stock.

William Woolson. Mary Wesner. Susan Whilcman. Cath- lecn Williams. TENTH GRADE Eileen Beyer.

Constance Brown. Kathleen Carlin, Lorctta Gardner. Susan Kemrner. Ferdinand Jack cr. Robert Leaventon, Jean Ken ne'dy.

Joyce Koelzer. Sally O'Connor. Barbara Szymanek. Rosemarie Vassallo. Jean Viehwegcr.

Bar bara Weiss, Yates. ELEVENTH GRADE Vincent Rlack. Harry Christie Carol Bux, Frances Copes. Joseph Feischul. Margaret Hodpkin Charles Martin.

Roy Mclllwce Linda Sacks. Ralph Weiss. Dolores Wildongcr. TWELFTH GRADE George Duval. Particia Diano William Nichparenko Helen Moran.

Frank Rees. Nancy Wil liams. THIEF AT SECRET BASE LONDON A burglar broke into the super-secret U.S Air Force-base at Bentwater Fri day. and stole two .45 caliber Sten-type machine guns. Officials Force reported today.

Officials said the ihief had risked being shot by sentries posted through out the base. Competence Creates Confider Our advisory service is planned to help ease the perplexities which beset families at a time of bereavement. We take over complete responsibility. HONK BROAD and MAIN STS. DOYLESTOWN, PA.

FlllmoVe 8-9421 Naval Band Entertains By Ruth ARM Gilbert Entertaining the faculty and- students of Central Bucks Wed- ncsday. the Fourth District Nav. al Band gave an outstanding performance. Dixie land music, which received the most applause was followed by various marches and football songs, including Notre Dame's. Army's, and Navy's football theme songs.

Chief Temple was the narrator and Chief Ring led the band. Soloist for the program was member of the Waves who had appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show and had won second place, after competing with other members of the Navy. The program was free of charge to students and The annual Thanksgiving football pep rally which was held in Ihc sym. was highlighted by the introduction of the queen, Merle Riebcn. The Majorettes and the Color Guard presented their routines with Nancy Craig and Connie Hay.

man leading. Both the majorettes and the color guard formed an arch for the pretty football queen. At the Snake Dance on Wednesday night Merle Rieben was escorted around the town in a car driven by CB's student council Bud Lake. The students stopped their slith- cring long enough to' visit the homes of John Maskas and Wil. liam Wolfe.

During the course of the evening the drill team marched and the cheerleaders led some CB cheers, while Students bubbled with enthusiasm. The burning of a North Penn dummy was the highlight of the well received bonfire. The students returned home after an exciting evening, orly to be even more excited at the crowning cf the football queen on Thursday night 'at the Thanksgiving dance) when the clock struck midnight. Boy Scouts Plan Demonstration JBoy Scout Troop 354. First i Presbyterian Church, Willow Grove, will give a demonstration Scoulhig which will be open to the public on Friday.

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