Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 9 December 1958 — Page 8

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Pairings For Holiday Meet Are Announced BLUFFTON — The Decatur Yellow Jackets wijl meet the Portland Panthers at 7:30 o'clock Friday: evening, Jan. 2, in the pening game | of the Bluffton holiday tourney, to, be held at the Bluffton high school gym. The host Bluffton Tigers will meet Tipton in the second Friday night game at 8:45 o’clock. Losers of the Friday night games will tangle in the consolation clash at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 3, followed by the championship game between Friday’s winners at 8:45 p.m. I Portland is the present favorite ( for the honors as the Panthers are i undefeated to date. Tipton is a ne*

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entry in the tourney, replacing the Peru. Tigers. Decatur won the holiday championship last year, defeating Peru, 49-46, and Bluffton, 56-53. Season tickets for the tourney are now on sale at each of the competing schools for $1.50 each. Single session tickets, to be sold onjy at the gym box office, will be priced at sl. All tickets are for reserved seats. Oscar Samuels, Frankton, and Gerald Imel, Fort Wayne, will be the officials for the Friday night games, and James Boswell, Speediway, and William Haley, I oils, will officiate the Saturday i night games. 1 Bicycle Is Reported Stolen Here Monday A bicycle was reported stolen i Monday to the city police department from Decatur • high school. The owner, Elmer Scott, reported the theft sometime during the day. | A value of S7O was given for the boy’s Firestone 26 inch bicycle. I The color was given as red and 'white. . jr . ' -----■ I

Weed's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams TUESDAY Berne at Adams Central. Hartford at Pennville. FRIDAY Yellow Jackets vs Fort Wayne Central Catholic at Fort Wayne Coliseum. Union at Monmouth. Hartford at Geneva (Hartford Lancaster Central at Berne. Adams Central vs Chester at Bluffton. SATURDAY Anderson St. Mary’s at Commodores. Roll at Monmouth. Wren at Pleasant Mills. Berne at Angola. i LIONS Continued from page one as help was much cheaper than appliances. The family made many short trjps tog; .her, including one along the Rhine river from Bonr. to Cologne, past castles, vineyards, and interesting sights. The last weeks the family spent together on a North Sea resort island. It was a wonderful trip, she concluded, and taught her to appreciate her own country as well as Germany. Miss Schultz then gave her viewpoint on boys’ clothes. She mentioned that most boys just wear blue jeans and a sweat shirt, which doesn't impress a girl very much, since they make boys look bowlegged because the pants are too tight. Certain color combinations also are worn in contrast with color rules. Plaids and stripes seem to clash, ialso. Boys who dress sloppily impress girls with the fact that they lack self-respect. Those who wear engineer’s boots often step on feet, proving that boots are too heavy, for school wear. Well-dressed boys impress girls with their self-respect and desire to please, she concluded. Friederici gave some different conceptions he has developed about Americans during his life. Before |he came to the U. S. he felt that i America was like a big brother, | strong and rich, helping Germany recover from World War 11. He 'thought that all Americans must Ibe rich, that they work for 20 years ;and then spend the rest of their . lives trying to spend it all. America | must be a land of unlimited opportunity, where any dishwasher can rise to become a millionaire. After he arrived in the U. S. he began to believe that the Americans had no family life at all. When the father arrives borne from work, the son is waiting for the car so he can have a date; the mother rushes dinner to get to her woman’s club meeting, and the father bolts his food so he can get to a meeting or watch TV. Even on the weekend nothing is done together. Americans have a wonderful attitude toward life, he discovered later. While they work hard at the office, when they get home they relax and enjoy what they have earned. In Germany many save all their life, and then leave their rfioney to taxes when they die. - Friederici had heard that school would be easy, and he would not have to study. He soon was jolted I* / 7 ’ / g cJn a class r by itself I® I I DIAMOND-SET WATCHES I 1 offer perfection .. . inside and I' out. Each one is registered, sealed 1 and guaranteed for your pro- ' tection. Shown: INSPIRATION "F’, 20 flary diamonds, 14K white gold. I $275.00 Lady Hamilton Diamond-Set Watchss from $89.50 up PrlcM Include Federal Tax. Lay-A-Way Now For Christinas! I1IIWI1! I JEWELRY STORE | WMWWWWWWWWtWWgWWR

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Junior High, Frosh Beat Adams Central Decatur junior high and freshman teams made a clean sweep from Adams Central quintets Monday evening at the Adams Central gym. Junior high won the opener, 25-18. Decatur led at the first quarter, 9-7, Adams Central was in front at the half, 13-12. and the teams were tied at the third period, 15-15. Scoring was well balanced, with neither team having an outstanding scorer. The Decatur freshmen copped the nightcap, 50-32. The score was tied at the first quarter 7-7, but Decatur led at the half, 22-17, and at the third period, 40-34. Marbaugh led the Decatur scoring with 15 points, followed by Townsend with 12 and Ron Kleinknight with 10. Heyerly and .Urick each scored eight for Adams Central. , Decatur Jr. High FG FT TP Martin .—- 2 15 Magley ... - 0 2 2 Conrad , P 3 17 Beery —2 1 5 Strickler ----'“ 1 3 5 Gay — 0 11 Schrock .... 0 0 0 Gause 0 0 0 Totals 8, 9 25 Adams Central FG FT TP Schlickman ----- 0 0 0 Busse 0 0 0 Schwartz 10 2 Hoagland 10 2 Hill .... 0 11 Swygart — 2 15 Mann — 3 2 8 Von Gunten — — 0 0 0 Totals 7 4 18J Decatur Freshmen FG FT TP Ru. Rleinknight 2 0 4 Ro. Kleinknight 4 2 10 Marbaugh 71 15 Townsend - 6 0 12 Eichenauer .. 1 5 7 Hawkins ... —1 0 2 Elliott - 4- 0 0 0 Frauhiger 0 0 0 Feasel — 0 0 0 Nelson — 0 0 0 , Ahr 0 0 Totals 21 8 50 Adams Central FG FT TP ’ Maitlen 1 3 5 I R. Dick 0 0 0| 1 8. Heyerly 2 4 8 !|Parrish 0 0 0. h Rowden —1 1 lUrick — - 4 0 8 ’ McMillen 1 0 2 '.Mitchel 11 Si ! Owens --. 0 11: ' Schwartz 1 0 2 \ J ' Totals 11 10 32 r t out of this, and d.sccvered that if j he wished to make decent grades, .'he had to study. ’ School teachers in America are very open-minded, and are more than willing to answer questions and help pupils learn. It is top early yet to judge America, he concluded, but he is really enjoying i his stay here. DeVoss then spoke, with a suit-i case of “modern” clothes, compar- [ ing “conservative” boys clothes i with what the "cat” wears. A fast- ; moving humorous explanation from [ penny loafers to the “lid” was given, with the conclusion being drawn that American boys’ clothes are “the most.”, MEETING Continued from page one present, there is just no place to house any kind of lunch program, they added. J

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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1958