The Prowler Page #2

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for two years now.

You can handle anything

that might come along.

Here you go.

You were so anxious to read it before.

"Pam MacDonald. "

I'm impressed.

Thank you.

Check, please.

I guess with the, uh, sheriff leaving,

you'll be on duty tonight, huh?

Yeah.

Oh.

I was hoping maybe you could come by

the graduation dance a little later.

Well, maybe I can

come by for a while.

Mark?

Hmm?

You don't think the guy who robbed

that store might come here, do you?

I don't think so.

State police will get him soon.

Yeah, well, until they do,

be careful.

Okay?

Hey, Pam. Over here.

Hi, Carl.

Hey. I read your article.

Oh. Want to go make out on the point?

I don't know.

Is it worth the risk?

Are you kidding?

Did you taste the punch?

It's kind of, uh, bland.

It is now.

But as soon as "el chaperono" isn't looking, we'll

- Shh!

Is the punch ready?

Yes, Miss Allison.

You're going to

get us all in trouble.

Well, Captain,

if your men are after him,

I don't think there's

anything to worry about.

Yeah, my deputy will let you know

if he sees anything.

Mark.

Oh, yeah. Mm-hmm.

He's a good boy.

You're damn right

it's my fishing trip.

And if you bother me

about anything, Bill,

I'll kick your ass

right across the state line, okay?

Okay. Good-bye.

Now, if you need anything,

you got my number.

The worst you'll probably have will be some

of those kids from the dance running wild.

Now, just remember,

there's still some people

around here who, uh,

won't put up

with that kind of thing.

Yes, sir.

You'll do fine.

Come on down to Kingsley's

with me.

I've got some things

I got to pick up.

Oh, no. Major's orders, Ray.

Otto, get out here!

I'm- I'm right

at the good part.

Now, goddamn it, the major

doesn't want to be kept waiting.

All he does is wait...

and watch some girls.

Hey. Have you been

sneaking around again?

Now, I told you-

Now get moving'.

We got customers.

Well, afternoon, George.

Hi, Pat.

- Hey, you leaving' today, huh?

- Mm-hmm.

Anything else for you today?

Uh, yeah. Just some deodorant.

No sweat.

Get it?

Hi, girls. Hi. Hey, you.

Finished already? Yeah, we finally

got that banner stretched out.

What you doing', Deputy,

guarding the store? Yeah.

Going to be at the dance,

won't you? I'll try.

Try real hard.

Hey, how you doing', girls?

Now, what the hell you doing'

still out here?

I don't know, George.

Sometimes I wonder why

I've taken care of him so long.

Well, I- I got to go

tend to the customers.

This time, uh, why don't you

use those minnows for bait, huh?

Bye, Pat.

Are they graduating this year? Yeah.

They're friends

of Pam MacDonald.

They don't seem like her type.

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