Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 181, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1964 — Page 4

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Bicycles In Decatur Every Bumnrar for the past dteade, Decatur has averaged half a dozen bicycle - car accidents. Fortunately, we haven’t had any fatalities. But apparently it is going to take a fatality to wake up the parents of bicyclers to the local problem. Every bicycle-car accident is serious. It injuries, frightens, and shocks a youngster, his or her family, and driver and family of the car involved. In most cases, the car driver is not at fault. He is driving along, as carefully as possible. Suddenly, seemingly from no-where, a bicycle runs a stop sign, comes off a walk, out an alley, or appears from out of the dark (with no lights, of course). Or there may be three or four riders abreast, hogging the street, who panic and fly in front of the car, instead of to the side. We do not mean to excuse the occasional careless driver, nor in any way lesson a driver’s attention to pedestrians and bicyclers. But no driver can replace common sense on the part of the bicycler, and the bicycler’s parents. A few years ago, when Bob Cole was mayor, it was proposed that bicycles be licensed, and that riders be permitted to ride only, after they carefully demonstrated their ability to obey all rules of safety and good judgment. This has been done in cities for generations. It is needed today in Decatur. At that time, parents balked, because they felt the 25c license fee, to help cover the expense of administrating the inspections, was exorbitant! What is the value of a child’s life? Surely more than any fee for safe bicycle riding! On Decatur’s streets every day you can see — arrogant little cyders driving three and four abreast, riding merrily from sidewalk to street, across streets, back onto sidewalks, U-turning without a casual glance backward, or riding after dark with no lights. A, simple licensing procedure, with suspension for violations, would stop this, and stop it fast. Editorial Written by Dick Heller

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Mary Lichtle Wins Show Third Year In Row

■ 1 Fl THREE-TIME WINNER — Mary Lichtle, winner of this year's 4-H horse show, displays the fibbons and trophies she took in the show competttion. This is her third y^arTn winners circle. — (Photo by Mac Lean)

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K- ■ l|/ WATER COMING UP—A half-pint hauler with a three gallon bucket, Shawn Striker, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Striker of route 2, TCeneva. was kept busy toting refreshments for the cows in the dairy barn at the 4-H fair Thursday—(Photo by Mac Lean) A

Tuesday night at the Adams county 4-H fair was a big evening for a pert young sophomore from Decatur Catholic high school. On that night 15 year old Mary Lichtle took her third consecutive senior grand championship in the 4-H horse show. A veteran of five years’ 4-H activity, she took the award this year by placing first in two out of five events. Tliough none of her wins, has been by extremely wide margins, she has managed to turn in a first place performance each year. Last year she tied for the senior grand champion award with John Carroll. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lichtle, route 3, Decatur, she won this year's event riding her horse. Rusty. She is a member of the Root Roving Rangers 4-H club. In Tuesday’s show she took first place in the goat tie and keg bending events, second in speed and action and fifth in senior horsemanship and the stump race. These performances gave her the highest total in the show. Todays Market < P. P NTEWART A CO. Corrected July 31 160 to 170 15.00 170 to 180 J 15.25 180 to 190 — 15.75 190 to 200 16.25 200 to 230 — 16.50 230 to 240 — 1625 240 to 260 — 15.75 260 to 280 15.25 280 to 300 -—- 14.75 100-160 9.00 - 11.00 Roughs 300 down 13.50 300 to 330 13.00 330 to 360 12.75 360 to 400 — 12.25 400 to 450 11.75 450 to 500 ———- 11.50 500 to 550 U 25 550 up — U 00 Stags j — 900 Boars 8.00-9.00 «radLC3ALE BGG - QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Corrected July 31 Large White Eggs — ,?-26 1 Large Brown Eggs 26 Medium White -21 , Pullets 15 GRAIN - PRICES Furnished b> Stockman Farm Service Corrected July 31 New Wheat No. 2 — 1.27 New Wheat No. 2 Delivered to Soya 1-32 Ear Com, 100 lb. 167 Shelled Cora 1.15 Shelled Corn Delivered to Soya —u 1.15 Soybeans — 2.38 Soybeans delivered to Soya - 2.43 New Soybeans 2.22 Oats - .57

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UP AND OVER— Mary Lichtle, riding bareback, shows the form which helped her win this year’s 4-H horse show. — (Photo by Mac Lean)

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