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SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1049 Fate of a Christmas Bike

Eleven-year-old Peggy Young, 1016 S. Rybolt St., was a happy youngster last Christmas when she received a shiny, green bicycle. But last week, after one of the few times she had ridden it, the bike was struck and damaged by a station wagon in the 3900 block of W. Washington St. One of a family of 10 children, Peggy

hopes the driver will return and help her fix the smashed fendecs and. bent frame.

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Here are winners of cash prizes other's Day Verse, dition to these!

in The Times Contest in s.aown on Page 1. The record number of entries were judged by members of the Indiana Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters, Mrs. Norman L. Schneider, president; Mrs. Oliver 8. Guio, founder, and Mrs. Phillip. 8. Lyon. The prize distribution amounted to $300.

” ” o ADULT DIVISION—3d prize; $25, John M. Montani, 2640 N. Meridian 8t.; $5 prizes, Mrs. Ruth W. Scarbrough, 1001 College Ave.; Mrs. Arthur Shartle, 353 8.

Indiana St., Danville; Mrs, Ernest

B. Hill, 209 E. Pennsylvania St., Rockville; Lela C. Scholl, 2142 Park Ave; Barney Antrobus, Crawfordsville. - o "

JUNIOR DIVISION-—3d prize, $15, Joan Emhardt, 15, 2657 8S. East 8t., a student at Manual; $2 prizes, Larry Coonse, 12, 'of 16281; E. Washington 8t., ‘8chool 14; Diane Lipsett, 16, of 600 8S. Main 8t., Frankfort, student at Frankfort High School; Mary Ann Huff, 12, R. R. 4, Salem, Ind., a student at - Kansas School; Sandra Haslet, 101%, of 3265 Carroliton, School 76; Judy Gallup,

12, of 5119 Graceland Ave, School 86.

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