Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 7 March 1964 — Page 6

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Will Your Homo Burn? You Decatur area residents who telephone the fire department whenever the fire alarm rings — do you realize that some day your own home may well burn down while you try to dial in, because the volunteer firemen, who have to find out where the fire is to fight it, cannot call in while you are on the line? Yes, you would like to know if your home is on fire, or if your mother, or relative, is in danger. But your home and loved ones are in far greater danger if the firemen can’t get there. Ten minutes may well mean the difference between a little fire and a total disaster, with loss of life. And we have had a number of firenjen held up TEN MINUTES or more —by thoughtless persons, who clog the telephone line. Now there are 18 volunteer firemen who have-to get through on that line. Only ten can get through at a time. This is bad enough. But hundreds of local people are calling in. It is getting so bad that the fire chief may have to ask that the Citizens Telephone Company check on those calling in, and then prefer charges against them for interfering with the official duties of a fireman on call. If you want to know if it is your home, call someone there, or call a neighbor — but don’t call the fire department number, even if you know it. And don’t clog the area around the fire. Frequently ogling spectators block the way— a very serious charge, by the way, if the firemen or police want to prefer charges. Would you like to stand and watch your house burn down, while firemen dial in vain to discover where the fire is? If not, do a good turn, and stay off the line. If you have youngsters who might be tempted to call or go to the scene, warn them of the dangers. Let’s keep Decatur a safe and sane place in which to live! Editorial written by— Dick Heller

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Honor Roll Listed By Decatur High Fifty-seven students are on the honor roll for the fourth six' weeks period of the 1963-64 school year at the Decatur high school, according to the list announced by Hugh J. Andrews, principal. There are 21 seniors, eight juniors, 11 sophomores and 17 freshmen on the following list:- ——y A B Tim Singleton 6 Tom Baxter 5 Richard Doty 5 Maryann Zwick Cowans 5 Margaret Kocher 5 Tom Schnepf 5 Sharon Straub 5 Jane Tumlin 5 Margaret Cook 4 2 Znn Allwein 4 1 John Beeler 4 1 John Eichenauer 4 1 Sharon Harden 4 1 Marilyn Knudsen 4 1 Betsy Schnepf 4 1 Sally Schnepf 4 1 Patricia Beam 4 Nancy Gerber 4 Hans Lehr 4 Carole Mitch 4 Dorothy Smith 4 Jean Swickard 3 3 Polly Bonifas 3 2 Ed Cravens 3 2 Linda Heare 3 2 Joan Stevenson 3 2 Susan Thieme 3 2 Dave Anderson 3 1 Teresa Archer 3 1 Cheri Colter 3 1 Barbara Frauhiger 3 1 Carol Hoverman 3 1 Diana Mitch 3 1 Larry Reinking 3 1 Bi’l Rydell 3 1 Diane Smith 3 1 Stephen Doty 2 3 Janet Fugate 2 3 Carolyn Harman 2 3 Craig McEwan 2 3 David Smith 2 . 3 Ronald Smith 2 3 Karen Barkley 2 2 Bill Brown 2 2 Hazel Morgan Brunner 2 2 Jane Burk 2 2 Dick Cowan 2 2 Lois Crozier 2 2 Thomae Hakes 2 2

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Kirkland Kut-Lpa A meeting of the Kirkland Kutups 4-H club was held recently at the home of Linda Conrad. The meeting was opened with the pledges by Carol Germann and Iris Cauble. Roll call was answered by, “My Favorite Relative.” Mary Lantz presented a special ’numbe*, “Peter Pig.” The health and safety lesson was given by Janet Connelley. The business of the meeting was discussing a trip to the Bobbi Ray finishing school which was attended by many 4H’ers Thursday night. The secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were read and accepted. Iris Cauble read a poem, “Grandpa and Baby.” Demonstrations were given by several girls. Karen Bieberich’s demonstration was e n titled, “Chwry Torte,” Linda Gerber’S was, “Peach Delight.” Deloris Ruble’s was, “Making Clay Roses,” and Gloria Gerber’s was, . “Decorating a Valentine Cake.” Each member taking photography gave some helpful hints about the camera and pictures. The club has four new members this year. They are Angela Mitchel, Beth and Joy Arnold, and Sally Leyse. The club also has a new leader, Patricia Wiseman. Refreshments were served by Linda Conrad, Karen Bieberich, and Linda Gerber. Rice Preparation An easy way to wash rice is to place it in a sieve and let the cold water run through it unt i l it comes through clear and free of starch. Rice should always be washed before using. Alan Kalver 2 2 Kathy Kiess 2 2 Ronald Lehrman 2 2 Nancee Linn 2 2 Floyd Melchi 2 2 Kenneth Riffle 2 2 David Steele I 2 Connie Teeple | |

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SATURDAY. MARCH 7, 1964