Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 53, Decatur, Adams County, 4 March 1959 — Page 6

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Decatur Cub Scouts Presented Awards Thirty-three Cub Scouts were presented m.vurds Monday evening at the March meeting held by Cub pack 3063 at the Northwest grade school, cubmaster Norman Guard, stated today.

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Prior to the presentation of awards, thfe Cub Scout promise and the law of the pack was presented by den 4 under the direction of Mrs. Ivan Howard, den mother. Den 4 also presented a unison readin : entitled ‘‘Father’s Presents,’’ la which the audience was asked to participate. Guard then took charge of <he| meeting and gave a brief talk on the importance of uniforms to the

Cubs. He then explained various symbols and awards and where they were to be properly worn. Following this, Guard announced that a Cub uniform inspection would be held at the April pack meeting. Cuts receiving awards are listen below by der.s: Den 1— Thonias Lose; lion badge, gold arrow, and silver arrow; Gerald Murphy, gold arrow;

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John Hefner, silver arrow. Den 2—Robert Koos and Ronald Reynolds, bear badges. Den 4—Tom Snell, bobcat pin: Jim Augsburger, bear badge and gold arrow; Richard Howard, Tom Johnson, John Souders, silver arrows; and Tom Hunter, gold arrow. • Den 7—Michael Burke, three silver arrows; Doug Finlayson, silver arrow; Daniel Kane, gold

arrow; Michael Reidenbach, silver and gold arrows; Thomas Vian and Kermit Summers, silver arrow. Den 10 — Dan Plasterer and Gene Murray, wolf badges; Tony Ostermeyei bobcat pin and wolf badge; Lance Anderson and Wayne Mjtgan, service stars. Den 11—Joey Kiess, wolf badge; Charles Wilson, wolf badge, gold arrow, and service star; Billie I <•

Borror, bobcat pin, wolf badge and service star. ' v DenTl3—Stephen Doty, gold arrow, silver arrow and service star; Larry Elzey, bear badge, gold arrow, silver arrow and service star; Jerry Moses, silver arrow; William Rydell and Greg Schnepf; ' bear badges and service stars. Also receiving awards of bobcat pins ware Thomps J. Shaffer,

Dennis Lee Huffman and Michael Miller. The closing ceremony was the Cub Scout living circle and the Cub Scout promise given by den 7 with Mrs. Adrian Burke in charge. Over 2.500 Daily Democrats an sold and delivered in Decatur each day. ■

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959

” School Consolidation » Measure Advances n INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — A bill designed to force consolidation of some small high schools moved * past second reading in the Indiir ana House today in a form which appeared to represent a compromise between two schools of thought on how it should be done. The bill, already passed by the Senate 44-4, would create a state commission and a county t study commission on school reorganization in each of the 92 counties with authority to recommend consolidations. The House tacked on an amendment providing that any high school with fewer than 120 pupils would lose state aid if it failed to heed a commission recommendation for consolidation. Earlier, the House had passed a bill by a 59-37 vote which flatly withheld state aid from high schools of fewer than 120 pupils. This bill has not yet come up for second reading in the Senate. The House amendment to the Senate bill appeared to be an effort to reach a compromise between the drastic House bill and the more delicate Senate bill. Sens. D. Russel Bontrager tRElkhart) and Von A. EiShhorn <D- — Uniondale) who introduced the Senate bill declined to discuss the House amendment until they have had more time to study it. Both expressed an opinion, however, that a conference committee could work out a satisfactory compromise. Driver Killed When Auto Crashes Tree TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPD — Max Frederick Ashley, 29. Paris, 111., was killed late Tuesday when — his car crashed into a tree along r U. S. 150 near Libertyville. Large Mink Found Dead On Highway A large mink, measuring 32 inch- ’’ es. was found dead on the highway this morning about two and one half miles south of Coppess Corners, Jack Hurst, district conservationist, said today. • • Miiifc are fairly scarce madams county, but a few are taken by traps each winter ‘season,’ ported. This one had been run over by an automobile while attempting to scurry across the highway. Pheasdn& Xnd Quail Ordered For County An order for 4,000 pheasants and 1,500 quail for 4-H projects ha: been placed this week. Jack Hurst, j district conservationist, said this morning. The pheasants will be received about the first of June, and quail the latter part of the month, probably at Coppess Corners, from the Bluffton game fanp. The birds will be from three hours to 24 hours old when they are brought Z here. Adams county will receive about the same number of birds this year as last year. Hie Blue Creek conservation club will raise about 1,000 of the pheasants themselves. The rest will be raised by boys and girls in connection with a regular 4-H project. Pro Basketball Syracuse 127, New York 120. Philadelphia 116. Detroit 107. Boston 119, Minneapolis 112. St. Louis 113, Cincinnati 102. College Basketball lowa State 67, Kansas 62. Xavier (O.) 82, Miami (O.) 78. Texas Christian 81, Baylor 63. Texas Tech 80, Arkansas 69. Southern Methodist 70, Texas A&M 66. Texas 63, Rice 54. NAIA District Playoffs Indiana State 86, Taylor 73. St. Joseph’s 92, Anderson 84. • Valdes Favorite In Tonight's TV Bout MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPD — Nino Valdes, Cuba’s 210-pound block-buster, is a 4-to-l choice to make Charlie Powell his 34th knockout victim tonight in a nationally televised heavyweight fight. Z ,ZZ' The telecast (ABC) will start at 10 p.m. e.s.t. " Farmers ~~ Wagon Tires $3.95 each GOODYEAR 222 N. 3rd Street MASONIC \ Master Mason Degree Thursday, March 5 7:00 P. M. Ray Eichenauer, W.M.