The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 27

JUNIOR CLUb JANUARY 2r-l95S PAPE 27 THE JUNIOR REPORTER CLUB COURfER AND TLMES ROUTE 13 LEVITTOWN. PA. A National Newspaper Journaiism Club For Active Young Americans Don C. Hayman Club Editor TODAlT'S LIST OF ACTIVE REPORTERS Listed below are the names of the girls and boys who have sent in a story to the Junior Reporter office during the past few days. If your name Is on the list, cut it out and paste it on the back of your Press Card.

When you have THREE names on the back of your card, you are an ACTIVE REPORTER. When you have TEN name's on the card, send it to the Junior Reporter office and we will send you a STAR reporter card. PATRICIA FRIES Lcvittown JOYCEANN PADOVANI Belmont Hills CHARLES BASSETT Levittown RITA SCHMIDT Langhorne DEBBIE MILLER Levittown MARTIN KLESH Levittown JOAN GEORGE Bristol IM ct U. t. fMMt OffiM OUR SOLAR SYSTEM By JOSEPH R.

YEAGLE Bristol Our Solar System consists of nine planets and thirty one moons. The planets are: the Sun, Mercury. Venus. Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. Pluto is the smallest of the nine planets and Jupiter is the largest.

Our Sun is an average size star with fiery gases that stretch millions of miles intx) space. We know little about the Sun or any of the other nine planets. We know there are nine planets, but scientists believe there may be more. The telescope was discovered in 1609 by Galileo Galilei. In 1930, Pluto was discovered.

At the present time, we do not have a tele- strong enough to see past Pluto. BEATRICE DiDONATO Bristol PENNSBURY HAPPENINGS By THE BLUE DEVIL Pennsbury High School on its way to the basketball championship. We defeated Central Bucks 71-49. first cut for the varsity and J.V. basketball was Second cut was also made.

A report of the girls who made it will 'be made later. theme is for the Freshman dance. well Else. She had an attack of appendicitis. it true? Does Dick really like Bob wake up and pay a little more cttention to Dolores? Congratulations to Gene and Connie.

They enjoy each company. still likes M'ke of the school pictures turned out well. Most of the pictures looked liked stone faces. The man took the picture before they had a chance to smile. camera bug took ii-.

riminating pictures of Tom Naua and Bob W'ilson in Biology class. is bus 23 so crowded every How did Clem and Corky get their Linda! Everyone is teasing her about Paul football trophy sure looks good in our trophy case. does the ingot trophy Bruce and Lynn are still going strong. Dave and- likewise. be going until the next time.

A SURPRISE SNOWY DAY By E-ILEEN CAMPBELL Levittown Two weeks before Christmas when I was doing my homework, I looked out of my window. I was surprised to see il snowing. I tried to get my homework finished before my father came home, but I paid too much attention to the snow. When I did finish, it was too to go outside. Later on in the evening.

Mother told me I could go out front for a while. She came with me. When we came in. we had to hang our coats over the clothes line in the garage. JOKES By BARBARA BOWERS Levittown JACKIE: "The cow says 'moo- The dog says The duck says JOHNNY: mother says 'No, MOTHER: did you spank FATHER: gets his report card tomorrow and be out of town.

CUSTOMER: the owner of this WAITER: out to BIG SISTER: do you like Art LITTLE SISTER: but I wish I had a smarter teacher. I drew a horse and she know what it MOTHER: you filled the salt shaker JUDY: hard to push it through all those little VENUS By CHARLES BASSETT Levittown One night while I Was star-gazing, I noticed a bright spot in the southwestern sky. I could not figure out what it could be. I sent a letter to the Franklin Institute asking if they knew what it was. They said it was the planet Venus.

It is an evening star dominating the southwestern sky for several hours after sunset. A LETTER FROM THE MOON By ROBIN WARREN Morrisville Dear Susie, How are you? Would you please tell me in your next letter what it is like on the moon? Love, George Dear George, is fun to live on the moon. People here have heads shaped like They have cross- eyes and long yellow noses. Love, Susie. WHAT SECTION 8-H IS LEARNING By CAROL ANN MULLER Levittown In science section 8-H of Neshaminy Junior High Ls studying electricity, magnets and the telephone.

The science teacher is Mr. Schwalm. Mrs. Decker, the arithmetic teacher is teaching us how to use the liquid and dry measures. Mr.

Mamm.el is teaching us active and passive voices of verbs in Englisii. In history we are learning about the Revolutionary War. Mrs. Gellman is the health and gym teacher. She is teaching us how to play basketball.

In health we are studying the heart and the blood. The girls are making blouses in home economics, with Mrs. Fast. The boys in shop are making nice things too. In art class with Mrs.

Thompson, we are making Christmas decorations. Mrs. Schneider teaching us the different types of bands in music class. JOKES By PATTY DeLUCA Bristol 1. Why did the man ask for duck eggs, instead of hen eggs? Beacuse he want to find chicks.

2. What would you have if you put three ducks in a box? A box of quackers. 3. help you with your Arithmetic, said Joan. if I had three apples and gave you one how many would I have in my school we use THE MOST POPULAR IN EIGHTH GRADE By ONE WHO KNOWS William Penn Junior High School GIRLS: Shelly Blank Donna Himes Eileen Lewis Diane Dellagen BOYS: Billy Aitken John Potts Larry Samburg Roy Sonavick JOKES By BARBARA BLAIR Levittown 1.

What is the advantage of spanking a child with a violin? ANS. It gives a musical background. 2. What is black and white and red all over? ANS. A blushing zebra.

3. What kind of nut refers to money? ANS. A doughnut. FOR A SUCESSFUL FIRE By CATHERINE ANN GANGWER Lcvittown To have a successful fire you need three things. They are air, heat and fuel.

This is what you call the fire triangle. If you take away any one, you have a fire. UNCLE BOB'S VISIT By JOAN GEORGE Bristol My uncle Bob is a state trooper. He came to visit us one weekend. the time he was at our house, my brother would not move from his chair, because he thought Uncle Bob would put him in jail.

He later got over his fear of him. PAPER BOYS WANTED: Openings now in many sections for ambitious Boys 12 to 15 on afternoon routes. Good Earnings, plus Trips, Prizes, and other Advantages. Phone Wi 5-1000 Ask for Circulation Mgr. Bristol Daily Courier Levittown Times OPEN FRI.

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