Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 247, Decatur, Adams County, 19 October 1962 — Page 2

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Decatur High Honor Roll Is Announced Honor students for the first six weeks of the first semester at the Decatur high school have been announced by Hugh J. Andrews, principal. There are 40 students on the roll, including seven senI Public SKATING • ’ THURS., SAT., FUN. 7:30 P. M. — 10:31 F. M. j ■ SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1:30 P. M. — 4:30 P. M. < HAPPY HOURS 1 . ROLLER RINK *J**rt s ■

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iors, 10 juniors, 11 sophomores and 12 freshmen. The honor roll follows: A B Thomas Baxter - 6 Richard Doty 6 Ann Allwein . 5 Patricia Bean 5 Margaret Kocher 3 Tim Singleton 5 Jane Tumlln 5 John Beeler 4 2 Alison Kuck — 4 1 Craig McEwan— 4 1 Jean Swickard 4 1 Cynthia Cravens 4 Carol Hoverman 4 Rita Spence 3 3 Susan TTiieme 4 Deborah Bultemeier 3 1 Paul Feller 3 1 Linda Heare 3 1 Daniel Heller 3 1 Rita Norquest ......1.... 3 1 Dorothy Smith 3 1 Sharon Straub 3 1 Karen Wolfe ... 3 1 James Brown 2 3 David Collier 2 3

Charles Hendricks To Speak Saturday Charles Hendricks, Republican candidate for secretary of state, will speak at G.O.P. headquarters at the Rice hotel at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Hendricks and E. Ross Adair, candidate for reelection as fourth district congressman, will both be at headquarters Saturday afernoon, but Adair has another meeting scheduled Saturday night. Linda Kiess 2 3 Judy Heare 2 3 Melissa Mayclin 2 3 Carole Mitch 2 3 Kenneth Riffle 2 3 Karen Witte 2 3 Kathy Thieme 2 3 Jane Burk 2 2 Barry Burnett 2 2 Richard Cowan 2 2 John Eichenauer 2 2 Jayne Macklin 2 2 Nora Rawlinson 2 2 Thomas Schnepf 22 Nancy Gephart Witte2 2

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I I "B: W WJ B- JK • f 188 BMRm SB . BB X THE BINGEN BASEBALL team, shown above, recently won the Lutheran circuit “A” baseball championship with an 11-1 record -Team members shown atove include, fh*st row left to right- B Berning. G Scheumann, L Fuhrman, D. Hoile, F. Scheumann, D. Koenemann. Second row, left to right: S. Koenemann, L. Bultemeier, L. Groft, L Selktag R?. Bijtemeier, Third row, left to right: Coach C. Graves, B. Bultemeier, D. Boenker, S. Zelt, J Reinking and Coach J. Graves. Standing, left to right: J. Gresley and M. Scheumann. -——-

You, Your Child And The School

By DAVID NYDICK UPI Education Specialist Is there more to learning than the academic s übjects? The in - dividual who is “handy around the house” has many skills. These special abilities are valuable and should be developed. Many schools have included the development of manual skills in their total program. However, there is limited emphasis on these areas before the junior and senior high schools. Even at these upper grade levels, there is little or no attention given to these subjects for girls and boys enrolled in regular academic courses. There are, of course, vocational type high s chools, but these are only for those choosing the highly specialized programs. Generally, in the elementary school, the extent of these types of subjects depends upon the interest and ability of individual teachers and the limits of available equipment. Threfore, parents have a large responsibility. There are many opportunities for t eaching these techniques to children. Judgement as to the age for introducing particular skills is important. As in all areas, individual children vary in grownth areas. You can show a six year old how to hold a hammer, while you would consider it dangerous to have him working with electricity. The development of the basic abilities is necessary before the learning of the actual useful skill. There is a direct connection between operating many toys and operaing drills, screw drivers, and hammers. Wach your child as he plays aad you will ’get an

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idea of when he has developed the physical ability to handle particular equipment safey. Your purchase of toys and games can be planned to include those which will help your child develop coordination. For the young child, you will find many devices such as building and construction sets, hammering toys, etc. As the child grows older, these items should become smaller and more detailed. The building of model cars and airplanes is helpful if they are not to difficult to complete. Do not give the child materials which are so advanced that he loses inerest and becomes frustrated. Beyond the use of toys, you will have to be resourceful. Help your child understand how to repair minor problems around the home. Building a simple shelf, or putting a "do it yourself” table together all are part of this learning. This field of education is highly dependent upon the efforts of parents. Your emphasis should be upon growth of confidence and a wide variety of skills. The rewards of being handy are great. Besides the monetary savings, there is the wonderful feeling of accomplishment. 20 Years Ago Today Oct. 19, 1942 — Mrs. Charles Estel, 63, suffered fatal burns when a gasoline stove exploded at her home, two and one-half miles northwest of Monroe. Thirty-seven colts were entered in the annual suckling colt show held at Berne. The Kraft Cheese Co. plant of Decatur is one of 34 industrial plants to receive the joint armynavy award for outstanding war production. Mrs. Tilman Gehrig is attending the fall conference of the American Legion auxiliary at Indianapolis. The 35th annual convention of the eighth district of Indiana Federation of Clubs wil be held Oct. 22 at Anderson and several .Decatur ladies are planning to attend.

John L. DeVoss To Regional Institute John L. DeVoss, Decatur attorney, is among 58 other attorneys from throughout the state of In--1 diana who have been appointed to ■ the regional institute committee for the medical proof in litigation 1 course Being presented in South • Bend this fall. The course for practicing attorneys will be given November 2 ■ and 3 by the institute of continuing legal education in cooperation . with the Indiana state bar asso- ■ ciation and Indiana bar founda- ■ tion. • ■ '1 Serving on the executive committee are John Schindler, Jr. cf Mishawaka, Joseph T. Helling of . South Bend and Warren E. McGill, also- of South Bend. DeVoss, A . Walter Hamilton of Bluffton, and a number of Fort Wayne attorneys represent this area. The two-day medical proof program is part of an intensive new effort to keep practicing attorneys abreast of the latest information and techniques. Similar programs will be held in November in Indianapolis and Evansville. Kenneth R. Lichtle 4s Honor Graduate KEESLER AFB, Miss.—Airman Second Class Kenneth R. Lichtle of Decatur, Ind., has been named! honor graduate of the United] States Air Force ground radio repairman course here. Airman Lichtle was trained in the operation, maintenance and repair of ground radio equipment. He is being reassigned to Baer Field, Ind., for duty in his new specialty.- Son of Mr. and Mrs.

I ELECT — I I Roger L. Singleton DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR bEHMI IbJ I SHERIFF ■OTMI U EXPERIENCED: S |H 1. Former Deputy Sheriff. S?' 2. Special Police Officer. \’£v '•*v-> l e:'V* -. y Actual sheriff for the last five months. I QUALIFIED: Attended Special State Police B and FBI Seminars. ... B - 2. Graduate of Monmouth High School. I Law study through LaSalle Extension J B University, two years. BMBBHMJKBBBBBBP ■ ft 4. Served one year in Korea with Battery C K ■ 57th Field Artillery Battalion. 7th Division. B I EARNESTLY SEEK YOUR SUPPORT B 1 , j. __ _ ...

Adrian J. Lichtle of R. R. 3, Decatur, the airman is a 1958 graduate of Decatur Catholic high school.

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