Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, February 8, 1962, page 28 (of 46)
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Health, grace and beauty from their daily feeding of PUSS'n BOOTS
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Long Live the Cubs! Being den mother to 10 lively cubs is a job—but a great job
"Congratulations, Mom, I put your name in for den mother, and you were elected!" SUBURBIA TODAY Long Live the Cubs! Being den mother to 10 lively cubs is a job—but a great job BY SUSAN FRANKEBERGER • Editors' Note: Do you remember the frustrated den mother who "sounded off" in the September issue—Martha Hutchison of Decatur, Georgia? At the time, we asked other den mothers for their opinions, and the letters have been coming in ever since, some critical of Cub Scouting, but more defending it. Pro or con, these letters are a credit to the [?] y den mothers who already had their hands full before they sat down to write us, and we wish we could publish them all. Out of the hundreds, this one from Susan Frankeberger speaks eloquently for the majority. I THINK CUBS are wonderful! Of course, I'm prejudiced, for my den is the greatest, most enthusiastic, noisiest, laughingest, best bunch of nine small boys that were ever rolled (and I do mean rolled) into one cluster. Better make that 10, since our dog considers himself a member, too. He runs the relays, helps eat the cookies, and manages to get into the middle of every circle. Boys who have been in school all day converge upon the den mother with a full-steam-ahead-rarin'-to-go kind of expectation. Therefore, it seems only logical that the den meeting should begin with vigorous running games. Fortunately, our back yard is roc y enough for running boys, bouncing balls, and jumping dogs. The boys love tag games, dodge ball, relays, and dashing about for 10 or 15 minutes, and then they are ready to sit down in a circle for a discussion of the skills they are working on for their awards. You should see the businesslike manner in wh 1 they divide into groups with pencil and paper to check off one another's accomplishments and prog- 10 Suburbia Today, February 1962