April 28, 1938,
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE,
Page Seven
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Sitting Above the World
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Where Indians once fluttered their smoke signals to distant
tribes, tourists today come to Tilbury Knob along the Susque-
hanna trall near Wilkes-Barre for a bird's-eye view of beautiful
Butler Valley. This vantage point Is remembered as the last
part of Pennsylvania still owned by descendants of William Penn.
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SER Rene SRG REESE SOA EN AS EaE RE BRED
‘Bellefonte School
Building Program
«Conkitied from Page 1)
Sessions
and from
six and
being used for assembly
run from 8:15 to 12:00
1:00 to 4:00, a total of
three-quarter hours,
The normal school day such nas
practiced In most schools, including
the neighboring towns of State
Co'lege, Lock Haven, Lewistown,
Philipsburg, Tyrone, and Hunting-
fon consists of six one-hour per-
jods, or seven periods of forty-five
minutes ench, with six or six and
one-quarter hours as the usual
length of school day, Pupils in these
chools frequently enjoy longer ree
citation periods with greater oppor.
tunity for supervised study
The large of
jay results
periods
free
number per
in more
which pupil
mmodated In
For study pt
torium 1s the
At time
pupils In it at one
This number
with lifting
condition
tally
Ay
periods
must be a
hall, I pos-
the audi.
" . 1
Avalaoie
near.y 300
for study
one room
uring
study
ible Irpose
only room
this room has
time
purposes in
equipped
makes study
able, espe
1 or at mos
One
recently
desk
f
most iav
hundred and
are
pil
added
more than 600 |
thelr
ron nisod ard
IrRaniZeq ana
is accommodated
cat
ordered
The
justry has
Department
also
an additiona] stair-
; be provided from the Chemist.
Laboratory to remove the exist-
y fire hazard; that smoke screens
at the stairway for
and, i present
1 be continued in use, that
al means of exit to
the street level be provided
The men teachers’ room consists
al unpainted, beaver-boarded
’ the attic and was largely
tructed by the teachers them-
Jack rooms and storage
rooms are inadequate
The foregoing summary of con-
ditions is not all-inclusive by any
means. It merely seeks to call at-
tention to some of the more out-
standing conditions. It refers only
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be placed he
fame purpose; the
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The Clearfield Taxidermy Co.
Clearfield, Pa.
| he potato growers of Pennsylvania, ‘has succeeded where Lhe Kaiser fail |
i
Famed Charge
Stopped Here
ity Corr
I 10 from Penna. Publ mission
Most of the half-million visitors expected at Gellysburg this
summer will be guided to this
clump of trees where a bronze
tablet designates the high-water mark of the Battle of Gettysburg.
Here Union forces repulsed the gallant charge made by the Boys
in Grey under Pickett, the turning point of this crucial conflict,
Grants Funds
For Schools :
i rots Dade Mie
ten dass
tan
all preliminary
pleted
in
issue of
the building a
defeated
The
and by
Pp irpose of
was
votes
consolidated school
by a margin of three
board was discouraged
taking advantage of WPA funds
are now abie go ahead with
their plans. With WPA furnishing
the labor, the board announces that
the district be able to
materials increas.
tax rates
principal reason for the
to erect a consolidat-
not
194]
wil
without
school
prov ide
ing the
The
board's
ed school is to eliminate the possi-
bility that Haines township schools
might at some future date be
merged with another distrfel, in
accordance with the new Slale
schoo] code
The construction project will pro-
vide work for 12 carpenters and 12
laborers during the summer, ac-
cording to estimates
Members of the Haines township
school board are: H. J. Bower and
H. EE. Acker. Aaronsburg; P.M
Stover, Henry J. Stover, and H. R.
Bowersox, of Woodward, and
George C. Stover, Woodward, sec.
retary.
The consolidated school for he
West Precinct of Haines township is
located at Aaronsburg
Potatoes To Get
Permanent Home
(Continued from page one)
their present site to the Association's |
270-acre experimental fract ON
scenic Denton Hill, along the Roose |
veil Highway about 7 miles east of |
Coudersport i
The acquisition of the COC camp |
buildings is considered the greatest)
stroke of good fortune ever to befal |
desire
! views
TAL
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neu
benefil to
studen.s
moving of the 18 bulidings
the present sile to Denton Hill
distance of about 70 miles, wii
major undertaking but the
sociation expects the potato grow
8 Of the state 10 aid in the work
{ may be that the work will take th
orm of an old-fashioned “flittin
with farmers from all parts of
stale donating their time and trucks
for a day to rave the buildings load
them on trucks and haul them to
the new site
Mr. Bower osiimated that the
buildings should be erected at Den
ton Hill not later than this fall
and he confidently expects to be able
0 open the regular achool nex
Spring
Among the 19 buildings to be
transferred to the potato home are
a recreation building, 20 by 100 fee.
in size; an auditorium of equal size;
an officers’ quatters 20 by 45 feet,
and a foresters’ building 20 by 75
feel. In addition there are 8 mess
hall 20 by 120 feet and 4 barracks 20
by 110 feet. Garages, bah houses
and other buildings are included
Congressman Don Oingery was
ol real service in securing the trans.
fer of the Camp to the Growers As-
sociation. He arranged for inter.
with proper authorities and
in other ways helped to bring ne-
gotiations to a successful conclu
gion.
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Sweet Potato Production
Landry Parish, Loulsdana,
the country in producing
8st.
leads
sweel potatoes, according to Cen-
sus Bureau reports.
Say one thing for Herr Hitler; he
Mr. Bower declared Through fa- ed
Carnations
$1.25 - $1.50
Per Dozen
Roses
$1.00 - $1.50
$2.00 - $2.50
and $3.00
Per Dozen
We liv acti Si
e live the practical side of life every Por White Roses Alla
day of the year : 25¢ per doven to these
prices,
A gift of flowers to mother one day of the
year will not be regretted Sweet Peas
25¢
Per Dozen
There is absolutely nothing which car-
ries more sentiment than flowers ALSO —
Mixed
Spring Flowers
TION IN Bouquets
MOTHER, OR
)F HER
Hydrangeas
Caleeolarias
Lillies
Spirea
Woodring’s Floral Gardens
127 E. Howard St FHONE 64 Bellefonte, Pa.
ele
Man Receives $600
Legacy Long Overdue
Continued from p
Grand Jury to ita g baiers
Hear 23 Cases
Xp
Mal
s Docket
St. Pau
GYPSIES TAKE S500 FROM
POCKET OF BORO WORKER
Cases Livted For Toeesdav
roe
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TWO RACKS OF EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES
Rack No. 2 at
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Dresses that were reg-
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28.50.
: “Most all sizes, and a nice choice of tailored dresses, jacket dresses, wash silks and prints
Rack No. 1 at
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Dresses that sold for-
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