Milford chronicle., 1958-02-28

as the greatest inventor in history
because his inventions have had
such great effect on our lives.
Gary Manlove
Our Imaginary Trip To New York
Our class has been studying the
Middle Atlantic States in our Social
i Studies. Since New York is a very
large and fascinating city we de-
cided we would take an imaginary
trip to New York. Here is a story
about our tip.
When we arrived in New York
the first thing we noticed was the
strange smells in the air. These
must have come from the many in
dustries located in and around
the city. Carol, Sophie and Char
lotte thought it smelled so badly
that they squinted up their faces.
Vivian, Willard and Stanley got
air sick when we were on the top
of the Empire State Building. How
beautiful the City looked from
therei
Paul Argo, Paul Mills, and Eric
were standing on the dock by the
New York Harbor. A whistle on a
boat blew and they all were so
frienghtened they fell overheard.
What time we had getting them
outi
Sandy, Gwendolyn and Wayne got
lost. When we found them they
were swimming in lake in Central
Park. They really shouldn't have
been swimming there at all.
We all spent the night in the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Gary, Eliza
beth and Bobby couldn't go to sleep
in the hotel because of the noise.
You know why? Because they were
used to the country.
The next day we visited the S. S.
United States which happened to
be docked. 1t is really a large float
| ing hotel. Poor Rose got seasick on
the boat, and it took both Bill and
Jack to carry her her to her room.
At an Automat Cafeteria Connie
just couldn't get enough to eat. 1t
took Albert's Nancy's, and all of
Comics allowance to buy enough
food for her to eat. The food was
delicious and we think it would be
nice to have a Cafeteria like that
at school.
Marvin, Joan and Diane kept
looking at the skyscrapers so long
that their necks cramped There
were so many for them to see.
Byron, Donnie and Gwen wanted
to see the Statue of Liberty on
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treat for all of US. When we arrived
at the Statue we were all so aston
ished with it's beauty that we were
perfectly still and quiet, an un-
usual time for us.
Our last treat after returning to
Manhattan was ride on the sub
ay and a visit to the United Ma
tions Building. Oh yes, it happen
ed again,-ROberta, Allen, and
Richard got off at the wrong place.
After finally finding them in a
restaurant we went to see the
United Nations Building. We saw
so many interesting things there
| it would take too much space to
tell you all about them. The most
fascinating thing was the individual
earphones through which we could
hear conversations translated in
all different languages.
BY this time we were all gett-
ing very tired and we were longing
to get back to Milford and ou1
families. Mrs Annett was also gett-
ing very eager to get back to heI
family. We left New York With
many happy memories but very
proud we were returning to live in
our much smaller town.
Sophie Robutka
Charlotte Ingram
Grade 8 - Mrs. Eleanor D0nevan's
Section 1
Here it is time again to tell you
some of the things we have beer
doing.
Every school day is full" day
We make our plans for the day eacf
morning. 1t is fun just before dis.