The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, September 7, 1961, page 39 (of 47)

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THE DEN

Mrs. Hutchison, whose pictures appear on these pages, is herself the mother of three bo[?] and is acutely aware of the need to make Cubbing the richest possible experience for youngsters who take part. PHOTOGRAPHS BY LEVITON-ATLANTA FROM BLACK STAR an object out of soap that was at least vaguely connected with that locale. My little Cubs had been delighted with the suggestion that they carve sleds, sled dogs, igloos, whales, or a number of other simple objects, but the minute they felt that soap give easily under their touch, destruction rather than creation took over. Visualize these fellows flaying chips of soap like hungry termites! Fortunately, I had given each boy a tin for scraps which kept fifty-percent of the shavings off the floor, but such butchering at a bar of soap has seldom been seen, even back when Grandma shaved her washday supply. While this was going on, the air was shaking with the volume of unleashed running and jumping still held insecurely under those Cub uniforms! Cub Scouts aren't really villains and varmints. Under other circumstances these are the same boys who get into a few scrapes here and there, are active, noisy, interesting, and normal children. They're the same kids that visit and play with my offspring and yours all the time. They come in a number of flavors of dispositions and interests, but almost all are quite acceptable in homes—one at a time or six at a time—until Continued on page 16 Suburbia Today, September 1961 15

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