THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1987. THE OENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. for I am just miserable. I've had High School News| =o: po only QAO Not Only Chickens Cross the Road MARY. M Before M could post her letter, Items taken from the Current the bell yy for Ney Now she “The Ti " must read her composition before Issue of The Tiger, that horrid, bespectacled, old rhetoric Centre Hall-Potter High teacher while dozens of amused faces . looked on and ridiculed. School Publication. She humreq toward Allwood Hall If only shy wasn't late. There zt the Fa ors y—o ]| (d0Or was that handsome boy who ll re ££ 1 I (kK I< hadn't laughed when she fell over the he BX Poet teacher's feet yesterday. Could it be PaAel Quartady that he wag going to speak to her? {Oy she would die of shame! But ives, he was stepping toward her and | {saying “Miss Rudd this must be your AN INTERVIEW WITH TOMMY ring. I found It this morning in my , room. En FARR Later that night after she had fin- By Jack Kirkpatrick {ished studying, Mary added a post !seript to her mother's letter: The patient readers who struggled the Prit- Pp. 8 I have recovered my {| ring. John Davis found it in his room and returned it, to me. And oh mother, he was so polite and and of that certain writer but alas kind. I have never met such a and alack as I was walking home| gentleman. You won't need to come for me after all. T have decided to stay. | Your loving daughter most people call putting the proves | MARY. blal foot in my mouth; as a result Freda Smith '40 have thrust upon you this mon- through “My Trip Through ish Isles” last year must have hoped that it would be the last of that trip | hool one day with Mrs. Jaml- from sch son. our TIGER advisor, I did what | you ral eature-sport interview-editor- - gre] foal party CAREERS FOR WOMEN fal. Now to get down to the story, it | Before ong hundred years ago seems that we were talkng about the A woman's work was cook and sew; Louis and Farr fight, and Mrs. Jam- She had no place In public life; {son asked if IT had listened to it. | Her only hope, a future wife, away sald, “You bet your to it, why I saw Tom- summer!” And ever that sentence [I have sure out a way to tell I know about Ton {In industry they've found success, | That fact we men must all confess, the last wook of July “But gives us back the days" we had bearded the bu groan, tle, amd after riding “When woman's lace w i he | Here Is an unusual a fow equares a big home!" ully scarred face and y winding TR [But since the girls are educated It's gone so far they've legislated; They're now becoming engineers, Airplane pllots and buccaneers, photograph, snapped lLetween two Mg trees, of 5 Vocone Mountains, ANSFER OF REAL ESTATH GG Gordon ‘ rent { mot THEY HAD THE PLUCK ¥ ing ww 0 Y Queen Mary a couple nd that he was going] A CONTRAST as far as ha knew | The Firat Coed nd during all the talk med t be a modest and very Busties and bonnets Hoops and lace, likeabls chap | A Then a fe stations before we ar rived a Windsor Castle Tommy reached his destination and after bid- Smal] tiny shoes, ding him goodbye and extending In- A buckle on each: vitations 19 come and visit us wher A pompadour too he cama over, we rede on our way Boy! What a “peach”! little dreaming that we had actualy seen and talked to the man who a|O®ts UD at six year later was to challenge Jos Louis Cooks and sews; for the Words Championship and At ten sharp put up a good fight for it too. |To bed she goes. ——— | The Modern Coed, Skirts and sweaters, THE LOST RING. Scarfs and socks: shy smile And a blush on her face. Tegamt ' y . : 15st a gmile wat npatiently ted impatiently And B Zowder bok re to come fi Lively, vivacious, ther angrily protest- Athletic, and gay: AL twelv, o'clock nother, “You're the = She calls it a day Jean Slack for this, and you'll EXECUTOR'S NOTICE of Margaret M. Mo- Ce nire Hall above eniats fersigned : ' iste to make » = DBaving ~isim them duly se muct agar thought it won wi ta £0 to oolleg . 4 wo ha was packing her ADMINISTRATORS NOTICR vt tn her best dress in the Estate of ALAMON L w ruffled on it, her good FS nr . . hans : od in front instead of DUCK, late of Gregg Township, de- bettoning, her hat with the wide Ceased. brim and the large green feather, and Letters of administration on above estate - Hh baving been duly granted the undersigned her coat w= h he beantiful muff and | persons Ruowihg themacive pragnes the large pockets, Now she tucked ints the estate are requested to make Im carefully a ring her mother had giv- mediate paymert. and those having elatm- en her and a locket containing her |AE%inst the same to present them duly an father's picture. She must also pack |iBenticated for settlement. her simple dresses which she would CHARLES C. DUCK, Efficient LLE.S. 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S. table models for as low as $4, and floor models, fun of the “coada™ And then, to dear one miles away make her misery complete, she lost the ring her mother had given her proves a sensible and She had taken it off whils sorubbing ; < the floor In one of the boy's rooms much appreciated Christ- It must have rolled out of sight but . she had hunted as long ag she dared mas Gift, You can be sure of having a gift the receiver Wide circle of adequate illumination assured without finding a trace of It. will enjoy if you give an LES. Better Sight by translucent filter bowl, wide shade — white These first two weeks were the The Cost is only $1.50 Lamp. Everyone needs one. Everyone enjoys it. inside, large enough bulb, and right height. worst ones she had ever endured Finally in absolute despair shy wrote a letter to her mother: Dear Mother, THE How I long for you and father! I am ro lonesome. I cry myself CENTRE REPORTER to sleep almost every night. 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