Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 202, Decatur, Adams County, 27 August 1959 — 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 aa Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr--- S re,^ ent John G. Heller Vice-President Chas Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer MtmcrlptlM Bains: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year. M OO; Six mor ths, $4.25; 3 months, $2.25. By Mail, beyond Adems and Adjoining Counties: Ono year, MOO; 6 months, $4.75; 3 month*. $2.50. By Carrier, 30c cents oer week. Single copies. • cents. Schools In Session v . The painting of the word “SCHOOL” in large letters around the Lincoln school Tuesday warned many motorists that “school days” are not far away. Many of the younger pupils will also be suffering “school daze’,, having been away all summer. They will be excited, jumpy, and full of fun, visiting with little friends they haven’t seen all summer. So remember that schools all around us are now starting, and drive extra cautiously. A careless moment could result in years and years of mental anguish over the death or mutilation of a child. • • • • Another Weekend Apparently the number of shocking, needless deaths from traffic accidents during the past few weekends has finally soaked through, as motorists let one weekend slip by without killing off any of their friends or neighbors. But many are still not taking their privilege of driving very seriously. Apparently they believe that everyone has the right ’to drive, regardless of how seriously he takes it. This is not true, as many have found out. People in such a hurry that they can not wait for safety are much better off walking than driving. They will get there faster in the long-rifn, without an accideant. Sure, driving is fun for a teenager, but remember — it’s just as much fun all year ’round, and it would be no fun at all if you lost your driving privilege just for the pleasure of dragging or squealing your tires. The police know what is going on — and their job is to protect all of the population. Sooner or later you will lose your privilege to drive if you use it recklessly — either by death or by legal action. Darwin’s theory cpncerning natural selectivity, that stupid animals lose their lives, leaving the smart ones to survive, applies to motorists, too. The smart motorist obeys all traffic laws, realizing that they are enforced to protect everyone; the foolish motorist or passenger is killed by violating safe conduct rules, or by riding with someone who violates them. * A,. Z

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Grade School List BOOK LIST DECATUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1»59-6« GRADE ONE Parents are to place the exaet amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Wednesday, September 9. to the teacher. The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned in good condition. RENTAL TEXTBOOKS - Rental Fees The New We Look and See $ -10 The New Work Book and Play .10 The New We Come and Go — -11 <» The New Fun With Dick and Jane .31 The New Our New Friends -33 Singing As We Play. Primer I Happy Days With Our Friends (Health) — -30 Science For Work & Play —D. C. Heath Co. — .40 I Live With Others 50 $237 Rental Books deposit fee , -50 Art Supplies >SO My Weekly Reader No. 1 -50 $3.87 WORKBOOK AND SUPPLY LIST The workbooks and supplies listed below are to be purchased from your local merchant: New Before We Read — - $ -01 New Think & Do Book for Pre-Primer -50 New Think & Do Book for Primer -50 New Think & Do Book. Book I -50 I Learn to Write, Book I, Workbook Ed.. Manuscript 36 We Talk, Spell & Write I/I Consumable .50 We Talk, Spell & Write 1/2 Consumable .54 Happy Times With Sound, Book I 87 Making Sure of Arithmetic Consumable -79 $5.17 GRADE TWO Parents are to place the exact amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Wednesday, September 9, to the teacher. The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned in good condition. RENTAL TEXTBOOKS Rental Fees New Friends and Neighbors $ .37 New More Friends and Neighbors 37 Singing on the Way .40 Three Friends (Health) .32 Science for Here A Now— D. C. Heath Co.„ .44 My Word Book, Gr. 2 .29 Billy’s Neighbors .55 $2.74 Deposit Fee on Book Rentals .50 Art Supplies .50 Weekly Reader No. 2 .50 $4.24 WORKBOOK AND SUPPLY LIST The workbooks and supplies listed below are to be purchased from your local merchant: New Think & Do Book 2/1$ .50 New Think A Do Book 2/2 .50 I Learn to Write, Grade 2, Transition Mid-Yr.- 36 Golden Rod Tablet .10 Happy Times With Sound, Book II r .87 Making Sure of Arithmetic, Book 2 Consumable .79 Our Language Workbook, Grade 2 83 $3.95 I GRAQE THREE Parents are to place the exact amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Wednesday, September 9, to the teacher. The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned in good condition. RENTAL TEXTBOOKS Rental Fees New Streets and Roads .42 New More Streets and Roads .42 Making Sure of Arithmetic, Grade 3 .46 Our English Language, Grade 3 .51 Five In The Family - .35 Singing and Rhyming .41 Science Far and Near .51 My Word Book, Gr. 3, .29 Working Together .70 $4.07 Deposit Fee on Book Rentals .50 Art Supplies -- .50 Weekly Reader No. 3.' .50 $5.57 WORKBOOK AND SUPPLY LIST The workbooks and supplies listed below are to be purchased from your local merchant: New Think & Do Book, Book 3/1$ .50 New Think and Do Book, Book 3/2 .50 I Learn to Write, Grade 3 Cursive .36 Golden Rod Tablet .10 Making Sure of Arithmetic Workbook, Grade 3 .69 Our Language Workbook, Grade 3 -90 , $3.05 GRADE FOUR Parents are to place the exact amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Wednesday, September 9, to the teacher. The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned’in good condition. RENTAL TEXTBOOKS Rental Fees The New Times and Placess .42 More Times and Places .42 Our English Language, Grade 4 .53 Our Big World .75 The Girl Next Door .39 Making Sure of Arithmetic, Grade 4 .46 Webster’s Elementary Dictionary .60 Singing Every Day .44 Pioneer Children of America .63 Science In Your Life :.52 $546 Deposit Fee on Book Rentals .50 Art Supplies .50 Weekly Reader No. 4 .50 $6.66 WORKBOOK AND SUPPLY LIST The workbooks and supplies listed below are to be purchased from your local merchant: New Think A Do Book. Grade 4. Level 1$ .50 New Think & Do Book, Grade 4 Level 2 .50

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Making Sure of Arithmetic, Workbook, Grade 4 - - .69 Our Language, Grade 4, Workbook —-h My Word Book, Consumable, Grade 4 I Leam to Write, Grade 4, Consumable * -3® Golden Rod Tablet — — Looseleaf Notebook, 2 Ring HOI GRADE FIVE Parents are to place the exact amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Wednesday, September 9, to the teacher. The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned in good condition. RENTAL TEXTBOOKS Rental Fees Our English Language, Grade Five $ 55 You 42 The American Continents 102 Making Sure of Arithmetic, Grade 5 .46 New Days and Deeds, Fifth Reader 5/1 .45 Webster’s Elementary Dictionary .60 Singing Together — -—— -46 Makers of the Americas -78 New Days and Deeds, Fifth Reader, 5/2 .45 Science in Our World 54 >5.73 Deposit Fee on Book Rentals 50 Weekly Reader No. 5 -50 Art Supplies -50 >7X3 WORKBOOK AND SUPPLY LIST The workbooks and supplies listed below are to be purchased from your local merchant: Making Sure of Arithmetic, Workbook, Grade 5 $ -69 Our Language, Grade 5, Workbook -90 My Word Book, Grade 5, Consumable -61 Think & Do, New Basic 5/1 .50 I Leam to Write, Grade 5, Consumable -36 Golden Rod Tablet — -10 Loose Leaf Notebook, 2 ring 35 Think & Do, New Basic 5/2 50 >4Ol GRADE SIX Parents are to place the exact amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Wednesday, September 9, to the teacher. The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned in good condition. RENTAL TEXTBOOKS Rental Fees Our English Language, Grade 6 3 .57 You & Others .44 Old World Lands 100 Making Sure of Arithmetic, Grade 6 .46 New People & Progress, Basic 6/1 .45 Builders of the Old World .78 Singing in Harmony .48 Webster’s Elementary Dictionary .60 New People & Progress, Basic 6/2 .45 Science for Today & Tomorrow .56 35.79 Deposit Fee on Book Rentals .50 Weekly Reader No. 6 .50 Art Supplies - .25 >7.04 WORKBOOK AND SUPPLY LIST The workbooks and supplies listed below are to be purchased from your local merchant: I Leam to Write, Grade 6, Consumable 3 -36 Think & Do Book, New Basic 6/1 .50 Golden Rod Tablet .10 Box of Prang Water Colors Oval 8 -70 Box of Crayolas, 16 colors 25 Water Pan - -07 Making Sure of Arithmetic, Workbook, Grade 6 -69 Our Language, Workbook, Grade 6 90 My Word Book, Grade 6, Consumable -61 Think & Do Book, New Basic 6/2 .50 >4 68 GRADE SEVEN Parents are to place the exact amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Wednesday, September 9, to the teacher. The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned in good condition. RENTAL TEXTBOOKS Rental Fees Singing Juniors 3 -66 Row Peterson Arithmetic Book 7 *. .47 Webster's Elementary Dictionary .60 Adventures for Readers, Book I, Olympic Ed. .— 86 Practical Arts .50 World View .92 For Healthful Living (Laidlaw) .47 Fundamentals of Citizenship .67 Science Book 1 —Holt & Co. .73 Our English Language, Grade 7 .59 38-47 Deposit Fee on Book Rentals __ ... .50 Art Supplies .25 Current Events .60 37 82 NON.RENTAL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES The workbooks and supplies listed below are to be purchased from your local merchant: Our Language Workbook, Grade 7 3 .90 My Wordbook, Grade 7, Consumable .61 Golden Rod Tablet .10 Box of Crayolas, 16 colors ’ .25 Box of Prang Water Colors Oval 8 .70 Water Pan .07 Row Peterson Arithmetic, Book 7 .61 Directed Study Guide & Manual for Science I .97 >4.21 GRADE EIGHT Parents are to place the exact amount necessary to pay for rental and other fees in the attached small envelope and return it Friday Afternoon, September 4th, to Mr. Alger: The deposit fee will be refunded at the end of the school term, providing the books are returned in good condition. RENTAL BOOKS Rental Fees Story of Our Land & People 3 .93 Singing Teen-Agers ......... .68 Row Peterson Arithmetic, Book 8 ... .47 Adventures for Readers, Book 11, Olympic Ed. .86 Webster’s Elementary Dictionary ——... .60 Science Book II — Holt & Co. .76 Our English Language, Grade 8 .60 Building for Safe Living, Consumable 1.08 Indiana History, Consumable 1.14 * 3712 Deposit Fee on Book Rentals - .50 Practical Arts — .50 Art Supplies - .25 $837 RON-RENTAL BOOKS A SUPPLIES: (from your merchant).

Coil Bound Notebook 8 15 Golden Rod Tablet Box of Prang Water Colors Oval 8 —- -70 Box of Crayolas, 16 colors •*» Water Pan ----- ’i: Row Peterson Arithmetic Workbook, Grade B.— — .61 Directed Study Guide & Manual for Science II — 11* Our Language Workbook, Grade 8 ... J™ My Word Book, Grade 8, Consumable High School List BOOK LIST DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL 1959-66 FRESHMAN RENTAL BOOKS Renta! Fees English . __ New Building Better English, Grade 9 3 .76 Adventures in Reading, Olympic Ed. *>9 Mathematics A First Course in Algebra —D. C. Heath Co. .— .54 General Mathematics „ „ „ Mathematics in Daily Use —D. C. Heath Co. —- .50 Latin __ Using Latin, Book I _——— —— 80 Biology Biolgy For You Health & Safety Your Health and Safety 89 To the price of each rental book will be added a fee of 254 •• a deposit fee to assure return of the book in good condition. If so returned, the deposit fee will be refunded at the close of the school year. Workbook (From Holthouse Drug Co.) Building Better English, Grade 9 (Incl. tests) 1.00 In addition to the above rentals, the following subjects will have texts given out by the instructor, with a fee per year as follows: Industrial Arts -75 Home Economics -75 Agriculture 100 0 SOPHOMORE RENTAL BOOKS Rental Fees English Adventures in Appreciation, Olympic Ed. .95 New Building Better English, Grade 10 .76 Mathematics Plane Geometry -48 History Living World History-- 112 Latin Using Latin, Book 2 . .86 Biology ’ Biology for You -88 Health & Safely Your Health and Safety — -89 To the price of each rental book will be added a fee of 254 as a deposit fee to assure return of the book in good condition. If SO', returned, the deposit fee will be refunded at the close of the school year. Workbook (From Holthouse Drug Co.) Building Better English, Grade 10 (incl. tests) _— 1.00 In addition to the above rentals, the following subjects will have texts given out by the instructor, with a fee per year as follows: Bookkeeping 100 Home Economics - 75 Industrial Arts .75 Agriculture 100 JUNIOR RENTAL BOOKS Rental Fees English Adventures in American Literature, Olympic Ed. _ 31 02 Busines Law Applied Business Law 3 .63 U. S. History History of a Free People a*. 1-20 Mathematics A Second Course in Algebra —D. C. Heath Co. __ .56 Physics Modern Physics 107 Speech Speaking & Listening .81 To the price of each rental book will be added a fee of 254 as a deposit fee to assure return of the book in good condition. If so returned, the deposit fee will be refunded at the close of the school year. . Workbook (From Holthouse Drug Co.) Building Better English, Grade 11 (Inch tests) — 1.00 In addition to the above rentals, the following subjects will have texts given out by the instructor, with a fee per year as follows: Mechanical Drawing _'i— —• 1.00 Typewriting .75 Home Economics .75 Art Supplies 100 Agriculture - 1.00 SENIOR RENTAL BOOKS Rental Fees English Adventures in English Literature, Olympic Ed. — >1.03 Business few Applied Business Law .63 French 1 LeFrancais, Green Book I .88 Civics Government in the United States, ’56 Ed.,Laidlaw Co. .96 Ckdnißtfy Modern Chemistry, 1958 Edition 1.12 Journalism Modern Journalism - .60 Speech Speaking & Listening — .81 Business English Effective Business English, 4th Edition .68 Sociology Psychology for Living , 1.20 To the price of each rental book will be added a fee of 254 as a deposit fee to assure return of the book in good condition. If so returned, the deposit fee will be refunded at the close of the school year. Workbook (From Holthouse Drug Co.) , Building Better English, Grade 12 (Ind. tests) - 1.00 In addition to the above rentals, the following subjects Will have texts given out by the instructor, with a fee per year as follows: Home Economics .75 Mechanical Drawing 1,00 Art Supplies v- 100 Agriculture t 1.00 A

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