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The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 14

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14 Friday Evening, December 1954 A CHRISTMAS CAROL By Charles Dickens 3 with uranium ON IL TH1 RANCH 16 VWKTH LTzazpiSzrfV SETTER 5ELLIN3 ME RANCH VNHETHcfc Srie NOT. THE Bill OF 5AlE ALL BACK. AT THE ABOARD A LOOHYdRAO -SOUND PLANE ,6 A CAPITALISTIC EGG if? COMMIES HEN MONSIEUR HOLMES YOU HAVE NOUB LAST CfclAlE LU Eb Registered S. Pat. Office THE JUNIOR REPORTER CLUB 800 Beaver St.

Bristol, Pa. A National Kewspaper Jooroulism Club tor Active Young Americans Don C. Haytnan Editor Grover Friend Associate Each of the following local winners will receive a cute Little People Hand Puppet complete mith a hand puppet theatre. These puppets are made of rubber and nre very cute for they can be made into all sorts of fun by i serting your hands in them. Here are the PUPPET WINNERS: Karl Stumpt.

307 Delaware Croydon. Albert Lutzken, 68 Butternut Levittown. Eleanor Hartnett, 2205 State Croydon. Joseph Tomko. 18 Crosswood Levittown.

Lois Dillon. Brownsville Trevose. Richard Pierce. Ave. E.

New-j portville. Lenny Elchenko. 236 Cleveland Bristol. HERE ARE THE LUCKY WINNERS OF THE BIG JUNIOR REPORTER CHRISTMAS COLOR CONTEST Here they are! The lucky winners of the big Christmas Coloring Contest. First Prize of TEN DOLLARS goes to: GEORGE JUHL Box 58 RD.

2 West Bristol Second Prize of FIVE DOLLARS goes to: ELLEN WAGGNER 68 Pleasant Lane Levittown Congratulations to these two grand prize winners. If they will call at the club office at 800 Beaver street in Bristol they car? get their cash prizes. THEIR ENTRIES ARE NOW ENTERED IN THE NATIONAL CONTEST for boys and girls all over the country. Each of the above will win at least one national prize and may win some of the big grand prizes. National prize winners will be announced on Dec.

18th and the top winner will appear on the Jackie Gleason IV show. After dinner, the Crotchit family drew 'round their hearth, while Bob prepared the Christmas punch When the punch was serred, Bob proposed a toast. "A merry Christmas to us all, my dears. God bless Which oil the family re-echoed 1210 "God bless us every one!" said Tiny Tim, the last of all. KEN WINSTON By Jerry Siegel and Ogden Whitney WHAT BENSALEM WANTS FOR CHRISTMAS By PAT HOFFMAN Bensalem 9-B-2 Well been scouting around Robert Fargher, 195 Greenbrook ancj found what a few of the kids Levittown.

Sandra Miller. 400 Cedar here they are: Levittown. Patricia Adams. Lafayette recorder Eddington. Stoney Macadams.

Galloway Croydon. Sandra Oitzer. 60 Oval Turn, Levittown. i ORANGEWOOD NEWS By JUDITH RANZER i Hi kids! Here ate some inter -1 esting items about the teen agers in our section: an(j i have a lot of fun fish- A surprise party was given inking in the creek that runs through honor of Paul Kraft who celebrat-imy grandfather woods. have BROWNIE AND I by Lenny Klchenko Bristol, Pa.

Brownie my grandmother's LET ME EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF THE ENIWEKONK A-BLAST HAVE WORN MAR GY IS COMPLETELY' HARMLESS GENE AUTRY By Bert laws and Bob Stevens The following boys and girls are winners of a clever Little a lot of fun to put together. PUZZLE WINNERS: Stephenie loveno, Pair view Bristol. Linda Shaee, 15 Sweet Briar Levittown. Shirley Ford. R.D.

3, Lang- borne. Naomi 17 Granite Levittown. Ronnie Ha: in, 34 Holly Levittown. Carole Lewis, 541 Locust Bristol. Mary Ditanna, 1036 Chestnut Bristol.

Charles Young, 8 Patrician Bristol. Jimmie Locke, Summit Langhorne. Richard Wyke, 3220 Malinda W. Bristol. Pat Bencardino, 104 Andalusia.

Albert Dorman, Emilie Bris tol. here want for ns mas is e(j birthday. Among those i seen many unusual fish. Some of e'V who attended the party were: Jud-jthe big ones give up the fight faster DEE WESTON: I want a 45 rpm Ranzeri Carolyn Segal, than the smaller ones. One time I and lene Rosenblum, Libby Sietsky and had a little fish on my line about CHARLIE SCIOLI: A new girl- Waldo.

Also Fred Lutz, Ira four inches long Boy, did that fish friend and a football scholarship. Sobel, Jerry Plavin, David Zis- give me a fight! BETTY WESTON: Portable rad- man an(j the guest of honor Paul i had often seen other animals to and him Knift Most of the evening was while fishing. Brownie often chases LEROY PARKER A new car spent in dancing and everyone en- squirrels, rabbits and groundhogs, and ijoyed themselves a lot. Brownie is always with me when DOT RUPPERT: New clothes Carolyn (Mickey) Shuster form- I go fishing. One day when going to the crowd friends i saw two snakes.

Thev were not writes of love. iH Orangewood. JOAN KAISER: A portable rad-i 1 he senior teen-agers of the long Levittown Jewish spent MB WATERS (civics: A Coupe Sundav Dec at- a onvention in; De Vil powder blue Cadillac. n.i(1 ri.t T. City, N.

J. ihe group, MR. DOMINICK: An Eldorado chartered a bus and took a box; a( iliac speua lunch with them to eat on the bus MR. McMICHAEL: A sreyslone wia, Mr went Edgely is having a dance. It will walking on the boardwaU.

he held at Edgelv Fire house on I guess that's all the news we i)et. until 4:30 can gather together at this time the afternoon but we will have more next week. People Christmas Jig-Saw pus- dpi who Crly 15 Rd- sle which Is all inlaid and will be Don Patfefson trom DeJhaas xvho returned to visit her very big. They were about a foot WOODY WOODPECKER SIXTH GRADE DANCE AT EDGELY Barbara Zusln By Walter i back fence Md.lh” MR mended. MR.

LAFEL: Any kind of a Cadillac as he has lots of happiness and everything he would want. DON TETI: Just one thing ALICE PILKINGTON: Just one thing all for now but see you soon again. James Mattls. 1800 Ford Emerson, F.ristol. Diane Bauerlein, 13 Schoemacher Bristol.

TRIP TO NORTH POLE by FRANCIS ARTNETT Croydon, Pa. Now that Christmas is drawing near it reminds me of the trip we took to see Santa Claus at the North Pole in New He has all his reindeer and other animals that! you can feed and have your picture taken with. You can buy any kind Donations will be from ten and up. will he from nine to 13 years. It will be held to money so that the Korean kids will have shoes.

There will be door prizes for the lucky winners. Please do not forget the Korean kids for thev need too The United States has 128,225 elementary schools, 23.746 high Jimmy Clark, 10 Orchard present all ready wrapped for eehools, and 1.889 accredited col- TK; PHANTOM Levittown. The following boys and are honorary mention winners of' All nf these prizes will be a Christmas Lucky Dime which, OUT this week to ihe because it was won In a contest, winners. If your address above will always bring them good luck, (is not correct please phone us at Christmas. It is something that you leges and 1.242.249 teachers to forget or a while.

them. Edward W'Ucox, 1016 Third ave. Croydon. Rodney Bitner, 632 Beaumont rd. Fairless Hills.

Joseph Pazych, 1701 Ford rd. Bristol. Robert Bellerby, 612 Fourth Croydon. Arlene Rajcan, 422 Fairless Hills. Bristol 8-2067 so that it can be sent to the correct address.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS and our to EVERYONE who contest. MORE THAN 200 ENTRIES were received so feel too badly if you were not a Audover winner as the competition was 'very keen. If you did not win MEMBERSHIP BLANK Please enroll me an a member of tha COURIER and TIMES JUNIOR REPORTER CLUB ALI. sending in an original story with this application anti thanks a month. I am inclosing: Ten io cover i and mailing my official cluh Press Card and entered tne Jimmy Kitchen, 45 Outlook this contcst keep trying for Levittown.

there will he manv more contests Judy Schnup, 2208 Garfield in the future for everyone. So if full club Information, 0 A HE 0 1 Mail Addreas Towi School State Crovdon. watch for them. (Please Print Plainly) Send to: Jnnioi Reporter Clnb A him) Beater Bristol, (B) P. Wood Burlington, N.

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Years Available:
1911-1966