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PAGE 16 BRISTOL COURIER and LEVITTOWN TIMES SATURDAY, 6. 1961 junior ftp ou CLUb 1 t. Pttat BAN'S 6 HOURS "THIS TIME" By You know how much I hate to write. I guess All of that to the we took last week. Know I feel like this, maybe because of that we did when we were standing on that Pounds of Remember that get off of your head? He looked like he was doing I bet I could guess how you feel now, but keep on trying to I want you to know, that when is said he would take us to and then pick us up when is So remember John, is have to stay in the classroom while is singing, Off to Call me about 11:45 because the Sleeps see you soon A GROWING newspaper route does more than enable an enterprising boy to turn his spare time into a steady income it also gives him practical training in money matters! IT TRAINS him to collect on time, pay bills promptly, keep accurate records, spend earned dollars above all, SAVE part of his route profits regularly.

THAT'S WHY so many of our carriers have savings funds which do them great credit today, and will help them enter college or the business world equipped than other boys to succeed in their chosen careers. Bristol Courier Levittown Times SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith 1962 by NEA. TV. U.S. Pit.

Off. got her nerve telling MY boy friend got more cookies like those at MOCO The Junior Reporter Club A National Newspaper Journalism Club for Active Young Americans Don C. Hayman Club Editor Associate Sonny Rittler Joe Haraburda Rayy Smith COURIER and TIMES ROUTE 13 IEVITTOWN, PA. THE YELLOW MINERAL By CAROL SMITH Levittown Gold was one of the first known of metal The early cavemen knew of gold. The ancient Egyptians knew how to hammer gold into leaves so thin that it took 367,000,000 to make a p'le an inch high.

Gold has a lovely yellow color and a soft matallic glow. softness makes it easy to work with. I think gold is a very interesting subject and that people should know more about it. you? THE HUNGRY KITTEN By CHARMAINE HUEY Once my kitten got lost. We thought she was gone forever.

She was gone days and days. She was lost in the woods. She almost got caught by a fox. The fox was coming closer and closer. He almost bit my tail right off.

But my kitten got away. My poor kitten was walking along the woods when a snake came striking at her. My kitten jumped at the snake and chewed at it. She almost was hurt. Soon she came to a farm.

The farmer was outside. He saw the kitten. He took the kitten in his hands. He cleaned her up. find your the man said.

The kitten had a collar on. The man took the kitten in his car. He brought her to our house. I gave her some milk. She was very hungry.

The man ate dinner with us that night. After dinner, I put my kitten in her basket. She slept all night. She was very glad to be home. ARCHIE 3y Montana WAS cffMfp cyclop SA7 700A' wrs 70 WOW JOY 70 SA7 tVOW MORTY MEEKLE By Dick Cavalli POEMS Sent In By JANICE MULLER Levittown DUTY OF CHILDREN A child should always say what is true, And speak when he is spoken to.

And behave mannerly at the table, At least as far as he is able. RAIN The rain is raining all around, It falls on fields and trees. It rains on the umbrellas here, And on the ships at sea. SNOWING Sent In By BONNIE MIMM Levittown showing all around the town, Little white flakes are coming down. as white an as soft as they can be, And they make lots of fun for you and me.

We will all be sad its back to school, Cause have to follow the Golden Rule. We would rather stay at home and play, And not let the soft snow go away. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1-Is mistaken 5-Ugly. old woman name 12-Noose 13-Wine cup 14-Arabian jasmine 15-Toils 17-Scarfs 19-Breathe loudly in sleep 20-Mental images 21-Trial 23-Pedal extremities 24-Dance step 26-Possessive pronoun 28-Period of time nickname 32-Be mistaken 33-Symbol for silver 34-Parent (colloq.) 36-Propagate 38-The self 39-Great Lake 41-Scorch 43-Railroad station 45-Positive pole 48-Runs away to be married 50-Skids 51-The caama 52-Exist 54-Meadows 55-Provide food 56-Encountered 57-Slave DOWN 1-Cloth measure (pi.) 2-Chestnut, with gray and white interspersed 3-Mechanical men 4-Reproductive body 6-Part of 7-Aeriform fluid 8-Dwelling 9-Strike out 10-Appellation of Athena 11-Church service 16-Remainder 18-Row 22-At that place tions 24-Cushion 25-A state (abbr.) 27-Before 29-Tattered cloth 30-Time gone by 35-Testify 36-Seize with teeth YESTERDAY'S 37-Transaction 38-Wears away 40-Lassoed 42-Old womanish 43-Hard of hearing 44-Otherwise ANSWERS 46-College official 47-Actual being nickname 50-Place 53-Note of 19 24 43 25 44 21 39 40 32 49 27 17 41 50 18 20 37 45 14 42 28 38 10 29 33 46 11 30 47 MEMORY LANE RECORD HOP AT. THE EDDINOTON FIRE HOUSE, (Hear Ed Loewe Play All The EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT P.M.

ADMISSION "Oldies" Of The Past) NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller OH, LOOK AT MY NEW TALKING- SO WHAT GOT A TALKING POLL TOO YOU DON'T HAVE ONE LIKE MINE FERD'NAND By Mik mad about my icicles! I put orange flavoring in the rain gutter before the is sort of semi-secret, so tell more than half of your COMING JANUARY 13! THE COLORFUL WORLD i-------------------------------------- of i.