Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 4 December 1958 — Page 10

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr President John Q. Heller 1 Vice-President Chas. Holthouse .... Secretary-Treasurer Snbicrtptioo Batea: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, WOO; Six months. $4.25: 3 months, $2 25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $9.00; 6 months, $4.75; 3 months. $2.50. Bv Carrier. 30 cents per week. Single copies. 6 cents.

The area of the flight deck on tile Navy’s newest aircraft carriers is about four acres. Wouldn’t that make a dandy garden? o o '■ Lower prices of eggs, pork, poultry and apples knocked food prices down one-half of one per cent this past month. Other goods and services went up about the same amount, so the cost of living is the same for the.third straight month. o o-— — The Decatur Chamber of Commerce had 100 more tickets printed for each run of the Saturday Santa Claus train, because of the tremendous demand for them. Adult tickets will also be available at the Chamber office. Another car was added to the train to hold the additional load. o- — ■ o It is interesting to note that Republican Eisenhower, just two years ago, received a 3,500 vote majority in this county. This year Democrat Vance Hartke received 2.400 votes more than his opponent. That either means that a tremendous number of voters stayed home, or that 2,950 voters switched tickets this time, or some combination of the two. o o Possibly a hundred farmers from Adams county will join Jay Gould on his Little Red Barn special this weekend to Chicago, where they will visit the International Livestock show’, horse show featuring Arthur Godfrey, and may attend the latest Cinerama spectacular, “South Sea Adventure.” More than 1,000 are expected to make the trip from this tencounty area. o o Automobiles today average 14 inches longer, five inches wider, seven inches lower, 375 pounds heavier, and 150 horsepower more

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powerful than just ten short years ago in 1948. Yet your two-ton car must stop on a surface area of four tires touching hot pavement, only 125 square inches, slightly larger than your own two feet in size. High - speed throughways have increased the danger to the motorist who does not travel prepared for every emergency. o o Future shoppers may not carry their pocketbooks or push wheeled baskets through supermarkets, predicts Food Engineering, a McGraw-Hill publication. Instead, wives will punch out cards that activate a system that automatically delivers selected groceries from a stock room to the exit. Cards will be sent to banks that will handle food charge accounts. Maybe so. but it will destroy the housewife’s greatest right — the right to change her mind and put it back on the shelf. o o— Actually, the field men for the state board of accounts were quite pleased with all of the city and town records in Adams county, it has been learned. The errors found were all quite minor, and the examiners were quite surprised When they turned up on the state United Press International wire. Technical errors were the major source of trouble. For example, one of the errors pointed out was the hiring of a minor son of a town employe to do town work. It was not a question of whether he did the work, which he did. The state law reads that an employe is receiving pay for two jobs if the child is a minor. The town officials were quite unaware of the interpretation of the law that means the official is receiving double remuneration if his minor son accepts pay for work done. For the most part the records of Berne, Monroe, Geneva and Decatur were well-kept, accurate accounts.

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School Reporter with 29 points. The second team also came through and defeated the Cadets. Keep up the good work, boys !!!!!! - D. H. S. — The honor roll has been announced for the third six weeks. Let’s all try harder in our studies and make that honor roll a little longer next time. — D. H. S. — After ’the game last Wednesday, the senior class sponsored a dance called “Turkey Trot.” There was a large turnout. The stage was decorated with a large turkey and the theme of the dance. Gold and purple crepe paper streamers were all around the room of the Youth Center. — D. H. S. — Monday morning, the senior civics class visited the Adams county court house. Here they were permitted to view the swearing in of the grand jury. These students found this very interesting and educational. — D. H. S. — Monday afternoon, all of D.H.S. male students saw a movie on exploring in the gymnasium. The film was sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America, and the purpose was to interest the boys in exploring. — D. H. S. — Tuesday, the seniors in the homeec classes took the Betty Crocker cooking tests. Some student may be lucky enough to receive a scholarship as a result of this test. — D. H. S. — Tuesday night, the Jackets were defeated by the Geneva Cardinals, in a very rugged game. The score 49-43. The second team also tasted defeat. — D. H. S. — Ellen Welch, a former school reporter, is the editor of the Christian College school paper. She has been doing a fine job as the editor. The experience that she gained a school reporter for the Decatur Democrat, has helped her do sq fine a job. — D. H. S. — The senior English classes have just about finished Shakespeare’s great play, “Macbeth.” The poetry has been at times very hard to understand, but with the help of Miss Wiedler, everyone is gradually grasping the meaning. Friday night, the Jackets will meet the Berne Bears at Berne. Everyone attend this game if possible and help cheer those Jackets on to victory. See you at Berne. — D. H. S. — MONMOUTH HIGH By Sue Merriman

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“Where did the | time go?” Everyone is back ati M H S wondering! where that! Thanksgiving vacation went. Now the students j are looking forward to the long Christmas vaca-

tion. There are just three weeks before that vacation of 11 days will arrive. — M. H. S. .— November 26, the senior home economic girls were busy roasting a turkey for their Thanksgiving meal to be held that evening. The; girls found that many problems can

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arise when coeking a large meal, but all matters were dealt with and the meal was completed. Those present will concur that a very delicious and highly pleasing meal “with all the trimmings” was served. - M. H. S. — The student council sponsored a special assembly November 28 for the student body and faculty members. The chorus, under the direction of Darrell Gerig, sang “Come Ye Thankful People tome,” and “We Plow thb Fields to Scatter the Grain.” Syed Nehal of Ranchi. Bilar. India, and a junior at Indiana Technical College, spoke to the audience about his native county. Following his talk, a question and answer period was conducted. - M, H. S. — Recently the junior high classes had a combined class party on the school ground immediately after school was dismissed. The classes and their sponsors, Mrs. Kleinhenz and Mr. Woolsey, played games and had refreshments which consisted of a wiener roast. The report was that everyone had a grand time. - M. H. S. — At the noon leisure time, one can see many activities in progress. For the sportsman, there is either volleyball or basketball in the gymasium. The musician gets great pleasure in listening to the latest rock n’ roll records. In the lower hall there are several ping pong tables for the less active. Then, of course, there is always the studious student who uses this extra time wisely by catching up on some schoolwork. - M. H- S. — Last Tuesday, all senior girls took the Betty Crocker test for the American homemaker of tomorrow. The purpose of this test is to give the girls a better idea of the kinds of knowledge they will need to have before they go into their own home. Hie paper of the school winner will be entered in the state contest. Hiere is an eastern trip and a scholarship available for the state winner. Then the state winner competes for the national championship. Good luck, girls! — M. H. S. — There are 13 students who made th? honor roll for the past six weeks. Among these 13 are three seniors: Robert Beineke, Beverly Fuelling, Don Fuelling; two juniors: Pat Krueckburge, and Winifred Mankey; three sophomores Jeanie Cook, Michael Carr, and Jack Miller; three freshmen: Gladys Busick, Bonita Krueckburg, and Lois Scherer; two eighth grade: Sharon Harkless, and Ruth Ann Beery. Let’s hope that this list will be larger the next time. , - M. H. S. Keys on the typewriters Were really "a flying” Wednesday in the second year of typing class. The reason? Mrs. Yager, the typing instructor, brought her typing , records for the students to type with music. These records play at’dif* ferent speeds and the students keep in time with the rhythm. This helps the typist to acquire an even and smooth typing speed. The fatality rate for automobiles and taxicabs in the U.S. last year was 2.6 per 100 million pas- ! senger - miles. For buses, it was 1 .14 airlines .12 and rails .07.

MONROEVILLE HIGH By Judy Ruble

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The 4-H members received their awards for their projects. Two of the members who received special awards were Deanna Allison and Paul Row. Mrs, Faulstick a n Henry Row, 4-HI leaders, present-1

ed these awards after a turkey supper sponsored by the Farm Burheld in the M.H.S. cafeteria and gymnasium. — M. H. S. — M.H.S. downed Union Center and the second team enjoyed another victory November 26. Keep up the good work. Cubs. - M. H. S. - December 18 the M.H.S. choir will sing and the whole M.H.S. student body will participate in a Christmas program. The choir will be in formal dress. - M. H. S. — The sophomore class has planned a Christmas party for December 22 at 7:30 in the high school cafeteria. — M. H. S. — The Cubs received their basketball uniforms this week. These will be used for away games. They have to be seen to be appreciated. They also have knee socks ordered. These are striped and very cleverly chosen. — M. H. S. — Thursday of this week the speech class will motor to Fort Wayne, and visit the WANE-TV station. What fun for those kids! — M. H. S. — The M.H.S. select group choir is scheduled to sing at the Veterans hospital December 16. They will sing Christmas carols on the sth floor, and then move down to the 3rd floor and repeat the carols. — M. H. S. — Minutes of the FHA chapter- - - - - December 1 at 6:30, the Woodburn FHA chapter motored to Monroeville, and initiated the MHS FHA anti installed the officers. They presented the original FHA gavel to our FHA president. Refreshments were served. Fun was had by all. — M. H. S. — PLEASANT MILLS HIGH by Marie Ohler

Thanksgiving is a a wonderful holi-i day. It’s the! day* to give! thanks to Godl for the harvest 1 of the year and I let us never for-B get to be thank- 1 ful. Next vaca-1 tion will be Christmas. Let’s

all try and keep happy for this occasion. P.M.H.S. The senior class took quite an educational trip to the Decatur court house Monday morning to see how the grand jury was seleced. The duties of the grand jury are to examine into charges of crime and indict accused persons. The seniors enjoyed watching them select the grand jury. P.M.H.S. Miss Andrews, the seventh grade teacher, underwent surgery Wednesday at the Medical Center

at Fort Wayne for chalazon on her right eye. We wish her a speedy recovery and hope that she will be back with us real soon. P.M.H.S. Did you get your Christmas can-

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1958

Pleasant Mills Spartans suffered their sixth loss last Friday night when they playtd Union of Convoy, Ohio at the Pleasant Mills gym. The Pleasant Mills Spartans will meet the Monmouth Ea g1 e s at