Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 154, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1954 — Page 11

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Tree Placement Insulates Homo MANHATTAN, Kas., (INS) — . Homes can b« made several de * grees cooler in summer and warmer in winter through careful selection and placement of trees. - I* R. Quinlan, professor of landscape design at Kansas State College, says trees should be planted to the southwest so they will moat effectively, shade the house, terrace, and paved “'areas during the hottest part of the day. However, he warns, shade tnees should always be deciduous (those which lose their leaves annually), so that in wintei- the house will receive the maximum sunshine. Baby Tries Toys At Four Months ITHACA, N. Y. (INS) — Admits have fun buying toys for baby, but don’t expect baby to have fun with the toys right away. According to child specialists at Corneil University, baby won’t play with toys until he’s about four months old. Before then, he enjoys playthings with his eyes, but not with his hands. In other words, he follows with his eyes first and then uses his hands and eyes together. He may hold a rubber ring or a small animal, but it'll take about two months before he reglly iearns to simke that pretty rattle. . f ~ Women & Tires By International News Service Women are an important buying factor in alnjost every product today — even auto tires. The B. F. Goodrich Co. sayß it has learned that in some YJ. S. areas women infiuenced 45 percent of the purchases of its tubeless tires last year. As a result, the concern is aiming car tire tips at women. One major rule: Never put in or take air out of tires when they’re hot. The best time to have tires check- , ed is when you’re just starting out for the day. £ —-

COUNTYRURAL Yoder, of Berne, president; Paul Busse, vice-president; Sally McCullough, secretary; and Barbara Kelley, treasurer. One of the new features of- the club started this year was the New Year’s Eve party at HanmuNuttman, which drew 45 members. Two members of the Adams county rural youth have partciipated in the ■ International farm youth exchange. Ip 1952 Miss Beulah Bertsch, of French township, spent the summer in different parts of Germany, living with the farmers* of that area. Last summer Bob Sprunger, a former club president, visited in North Africa and France. Both related their experiences to the club upon their return. _ Last week the rural youth joined the junior leaders in providing entertainment for the 4-H guests from Vanderburg county. The 24 yopng people spent five days here and were entertained' on Monday with a party at McMillen field. Thursday night several of them attended thp rural youth square dance at, Koeneman’s in Preble township,. Several pictures of the featured in today’s paper. ' Each -mjeting throughout the JHMMSSKiSS

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year features some, special entertainment. In January Vance Lockhart, of Purdue, spoke. In February there was a Valentine party; seniors from all high schools were entertained in April featured sports night; in May a meeting on farm and traffic safety was held; group discussion occupied the members in June; in July the election of officers will be held; in August the members will entertain their parents: the group will take a hay ride in September and enjoy a Halloween party in October. In November they will pack Christmas boxes for the servicemen, and in December they will gather toys and sing Christmas carols. Egch November a Special banquet is held to honor the new officers who take over in January. Held just before Thanksgiving, 85 persons attended the dinner this past year. Additional activities each year include a weekend trip to Chicago, a picnic, radio broadcasts, district and state meetings, scrapbook contest between county clubs, attendance quarterly at district meetings, aud many others. IT you nave something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat | Want Ad. It brings results.

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