Speedway Flyer, Volume 20, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1952 — Page 1

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' St. Christopher's Catholic Church ' 5335 West 16th Street Rev. L. A Lindemann Pastor Silnday Masses: 6:00 o’clock Members of the Holy Name Society enjoyed a very interesting talk by Judge Ober Sunday morning. The newly elected officers for 1952 are Leonard Benedetto, president; James Breen, vic-prsidnt; James W. Schneider, secretary; and Oscar Bender, treasurer. These men will take office in February at which time Mr. Benedetto will announce his different committees for the year. All couples, young and old, interested in Square Dancing were invited to attend a meeting Tuesday night of this week in the School Hall to determine whether or not there were enough interested, so that a purely social dance could be held ip st Christopher Hall once a week. These dances would not be intended to make money toward the church debt, but would be solely to make for a better family, parish life: however, of course, there would have to be enough interested couples who would come and bring their friends to carry the expenses of a profession caller and music. High Masses this week ... on Tuesday morning at 8 o’clock for Thomas -Vogle requested by the family, and sung by the children; on Wednesday morning at 6 o’clock for Mary Ann Bische, requested by employees of Allison; and, on Thursday morning at 6 o’clock, for the Poor Souls according to a special intention. Just finished talking with Marion Arnold, the new president of the Altar Society, and we’re all excited about the plans the officers and various committee chairmen have for the Society’s activities for the year. Of course, there will be the regular monthly meetings on the first Wednesday nighx at 8 P.M. of every month to which every lady who is a member of St. Christopher Church or whose husband is a member of St. Christopher Church is invited to attend whether she can be active or not. At the February meeting, February 6th, there is to be another WHITE ELEPHANT SALE. Everybody had such a good time at the first White Elephant Sale, they’re asking for another. There will be only a short business meeting. Any member may bring guests to this meeting. More next week, but do save that night open. Mrs. Jeanne Knight is Chairman and Mrs. Rosie Aust is Co-chairman. Mesdames Rose Ann Tyner, Rosemary Aull, Pat Scheurer, and Mary Zaepfel will help on the committee. Then on February 21st, Thursday, A CHILI SUPPER is scheduled. A newly organized MERCHANDISE CLUB will begin sometime in February. Mrs. Helen Riedy has offered to act again as chairman. Mrs. Emma Jean Rosner is co-chairman. During Lent there will be the LENTEN BASKETS, something new for this Parish. We hope somebody brings us a coffee-cake, pie, or something for our dog collection when they bring l basket to tftXJi - . t " **' r ~ An opportunity to make a spring RETREAT, March 14th, 15th, and 16th, at the Fatima Retreat House in Indianapolis will be offered. And they hope to have a BOOK'REVIEW in March. After Lent, in April a Bake Sale and the Spring Roundup for the children. A Smorgsboard in May, and a Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast. And of course, a Spring Rummage Sale in April or early May . . . start saving things, because you know the ladies must have things to sell if they are to make fifty or sixty dollars. - Nothing is planned yet for June, July, or August .. . except the ANNUAL LAWN FESTIVAL. And sometime'in the Fall, we’ll be digging out our Rummage for another sale. October is to be the big CARD PARTY month. And we’ll be taking our sons to the Mother and Son Communion Breakfast either in September or October. / The traditional TURKEY DINNER the Sunday 'before Thanksgiving in November! j And again the children are remembered in the planning . . . their Christmas party in December.Of course, we’ll have a lot more to tell you as the plans unfold. Mrs. Montgomery of the Propagation of the Faith gave a very interesting and enlightening talk at the January meeting of the Society. C.Y.O. meetings are held each Monday night in the School Hall. In January, from the 18th (the Feast of St. Peter’s Chair in Rome) to the 25th inclusive (the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul), the Chorch sets aside eight days for the observance of the Chair of Unity Octave. At this time the faithful are asked to pray that all those separated from the Church may be brought into the true fold of Christ. Pray for the conversion of Russia and for the conversion of the communists of China and all over the world. Pray for Unity and Peace . . . for it is written ... “if a kingdom is divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand.” St. Mark 3:24. —Nora Bray. -

CARD PARTY The public is invited to attend a Card Party, Sunday, Jan. 20, at St. Joseph’s School Hall, 6087 W. Morris St., beginning at 2:15 p.rr>- and at 8:00 p.m. All games will be played. Refreshments will be served between the afternoon and evening games.

Speedway Church of the Nazarene 5020 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD ~ REV. HARRY CARTER. Pastor Sunday School9:3o A.M. Morning Worshiplo:3o A. M. Young Peoples Service 6:45 P. M ( Evangelistic Service - 7:45 P.M. ” Mid-Week Prayer Service, Wed. Evening, 7:30 Just a few more services and this great indoor camp meeting at Cadle Tabernacle will be history. Have you been attend? No better place could be found to spend the evening. With this fine group of Christian workers and gospel singers, there is help for everyone. We would urge you to attend these services. \ The church of the Nazarene desires to be of service to you. We gladly welcome you to our church, trusting that you will always find that which your soul needs the most. We welcome you to our Sunday School You will enjoy the helpful Bible study and Christian fellowship. Fear God and keep His commandments for this is the whole duty of man.

SPEEDWAY FLYER

TRI KAPPA Mrs. Robert Yoho, 4967 W. 14th St. and Mrs. Dwight Walters are entertaining Epsilon Eta Chapter of Tri Kappa with a Hobo supper on Tuesday evening, January 22 at 7 p.m. sharp. Don’t forget to bring your articles for the “white elephant” sale.

TOWN NOTICE Garbage and Trash Schedule Monday, garbage will be picked up on all streets and all alleys all over town. « Tuesday, trash will be picked up on all streets and all alleys north of Crawfordsville Road and all streets and alleys south of 16th St. Wednesday, trash will be picked up on 16th St. and all streets between 16th and Crawfordsville Road. Help us to improve your service. For garbage containers use a regular garbage bucket with bail, over - lapping snug - fitting lids. Bucket sides should taper to larger at the opening. Frozen garbage will not dump from a straight-sided bucket. Trash: Keep trash, ash and can containers stored inside, out of the weather until your scheduled day because if the containers are outside where the rain and snow can fall on them, they freeze, then the container cannot be emptied. If you prefer to have ash and can containers outside, be sure they are water tight with adequate covers.

Emma Nay Burial Here ‘ Mrs. Emma Nay, 60, 5125 W. 13th St., was buried today in Crown Hill Cemetery. Services were held at 1:30 p.m. in the Conkle West 16th St. Funeral Home. A resident of the Indianapolis area 40 years, and of Speedway City 23 years, Mrs. Nay died last Friday at San Pedro, Cal. She was born at Ligonier. Active as a member of the Speedway Christian Church, Mrs. Nay was prominent in Ladies Aid affairs. She was also a member of Speedway Chapter of Eastern Star and was a past president ;-ef the Speedway ParentTeacher Association. Her husband Arthur M. Nay, a postal service employee, died in 1949. t Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Betty Stokesberry; a son, the Rev. James Nay, recent graduate of . Texas . Christian University; two brothers, John W. McDowell, San Pedro, and Cleve McDowell; a sister, Mrs. Rosa Campbell, Indianapolis, and two grandchildren.

NAOMI CIRCLE I > The Naomi Circle of the Speedway Christian Church will hhve their January meeting in the home of the hostess, Miss Norma King, 5250 W. 14th St., Monday, January 21st at 7:30 p.m. The assistant hostess will be Josephine McDonald. The program speaker for the evening will be Miss Hazel Smith. Devotjons will be given by Donna Thome.

St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church West 16th St. at Beeler Ave. Rev. John G. Frank, Pastor Sunday School , 9:30 AM. Morning Worship 10:45 AM. f CONFIRMATION CLASS Saturday at 9:00 AM. LUTHER LEAGUE Sunday at 5:30. MARION COUNTY LUTHERAN MEN Monday at 7:30 P.M. at St. Mark’s Church at Prospect and Linden Streets on Fountain Square. Judge Speckler will speak. Our own Brotherhood will have the Devotions. We will leave the Church at 7:00 pjn. Let’s have at least 20 go along. The evening will be inspirational, educational and one of splendid fellowship. COUNCIL —. Tuesday at 7:30. 100% attendance is, of course, imperative. LEADERSHIP TRAINING SCHOOL Wednesday 7:30 9:30 P.M. at First Church at Walnut and Pennsylvania. Five pastors form the faculty. Courses are offered for Sunday School teachers and Nursery workers to assist them with the problems of the age groups they work with. This is the kind of thing that every teacher has always wanted available. Now that it is being presented, by all means, do not miss it. CHOIR REHEARSAL Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Music for 10th Anniversary and Lent is in rehearsal Now is the time to begin singing with the Choir. All welcome. BROTHERHOOD Thursday at 8:00 PM. Mr. Kenneth Taylor of Terre Haute will present a talk on Church symbolism with the aid of charts he has made. This will be an informative evening. ALL MEN, members and friends of the congregation are cordially urged to enjoy this evening together. Sunday, January 27th will be the Epiphany Appeal Sunday when the Sunday School will receive a special offering for missions in South Amenta. Prepare for this Appeal with your prayers and gifts. - POT-LUCK DINNER AND CONGREGATIONAL MEETING Thursday, January 31st This is not a closed meeting. Friends of the congregation are most welcome. Mefoberu of the congregation should consider this meeting “required.” Anyone at all interested in the congregation will surely wish to enjoy the fellowship and look at his congregation in retrospect and then plan with his brothers in Christ for the new year. Bring your own table service. Written reports of the head of each organization, together with a Treasurer’s report from each organization should be in the Pastor’s hands by this Sunday for inclusion in the mimeographed Annual Report. Please give this request your careful attention.

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PERSONALS Cpl. James R. Kelley* from Castle Air Force Base, California, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kelley, 5430 W. 20th St while here on temporary duty. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mayhugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Roberts attended the dedication of the new Sigma Chi house at Butler University last Sunday afternoon. Dr. Benjamin Schuss will attend Optometric State Convention at the Severin Hotel this Sunday and Monday. His office will be closed Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Laughlin, 1926 McArthur Lan*, announce the arrival of a baby girl, Sue Ann. Baby Sue was the 2nd baby of the New Year, bom at 1:08 a.m., January Ist at the Methodist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker announce the birth of a son, David Allen, bom January Bth at the St. Vincent’s Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Rosner are the proud grandparents, z

TEEN TIMERS | The Teen Timers had a birthday party and spread before the game November 16th at Carole Lambert’s house. At our next game Sue Smith had us over for spread, followed by Margaret Parke’s house the next home game. Christmas week we had a Christmas party at Connie Pinkerton’s house where we exchanged gifts with our secret pals. After the party we drew names for our secret pals and we will keep them until next Christmas. At our party we were delighted to have our sponsor, Nancy Forbs, with us. We Would like, to thank all the girls and their mothers, for the good times we have had at the spreads before games and at the parties. I know you must have gone to a lot of work and we really appreciate it. Last night we had a lovely spread at Sue Swensons. Thanks so much Mrs. Swenson and Sue for time. This is all the news for now. Margaret Parke, Publicity

O.E.S. No. 561 There will be a stated meeting of O.E.S. No. 561, Speedway Chapter, January 22nd. They will celebrate their 12th birthday with a pitch-in dinner at 6 o’clock. Meat and rolls will be furnished by the chapter. Bring your own table service. Past matrons and Past Patrons will be honored by assuming the stations for initiatorial work. Betty Pleyte, Worthy Matron Sam Parke, Worthy Patron

Friday January 18, 1952

Speedway Musicale The January meeting for the Speedway Musicale has been changed from the 22nd to the 29th at the home of Mrs. K. E. Thome, 5240 W. 14th St. at 1:15 p.m. Practice for the play for this program is to be held Monday, January 28th at the Thome home at 1 p.m. Program Hymn of the Month “Ab With Gladness, Men of Old”—Dix, Kosher Composer—Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) “The Childhood and Youth of Edvard Grieg” James F. Cooke Narrator Edith Spencer CAST OF CHARACTERS Alexander Grieg—Edvard’s Father Nelle Hoss Gesine Hagerup Grieg—Edvard’s Mother Magdalene Keen Maren Grieg—Edvard’s Sister (age 12) Aileen Douglas Ingeborg Grieg—Edvard’s Sister (age 11) Barbara Pollock Edvard Grieg—Famous Composer (age 6) Lib Betsill John Grieg—Edvard’s Brother (age 9) Edrie Ashby Ole Bull—Famous Violinist—Fritts Foland Arthur Sullivan—English-Irish Composer Kathleen Hunt Dudley Buck—American-Fellow student Mary Harris Frau Schults—Grieg’s landlady at Leipeig Geneva Calvin Carl Reineche—Composer-Pianist at Royal Conservatory Mildred Mason Grieg Compositions on Program include: Norwegian Dance—Magdalene Keen Hall of the Mountain King—Lib Betsill Anitra’s Dance—Lib Betsill Concerto in A Minor—Magdalene Keen Elfin Dance—Aileen Douglas, Lib Betsill Solvejg’s Song—Fritts Foland I Love Thee—Barbara Pollock Morning—Lib Betsill March of the Dwarfs—Magdalene Keen Other Selections are: Onward Christian Soldiers—Sullivan Kathleen Hunt Turkish Rondo—Mozart Mildred Mason Program Accompanist Alice Farley PAPER DRIVE Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25-26 For pick-up call BE. 2149 Sponsored by the Methodist Youth .Fellowship

KAFFEEKLATSCH From 4:30 to 6:30 o’clock, this Sunday evening, January 20th, in Fellowship Hall, Speedway Christian Church, the Evening Circle of C.W.F. cordially invited you to come to their Kaffeeklatsch. You may enjoy your favorite "home baked' desserts, ** cak'O.pie, cookies, etc., with your cup of coffee or tea. Cocoa will be served the children. Free-will - offering. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Degener will delight the children with a cartoon picture. While the adults are eating you will be entertained with various numbers of Speedway’s best talent. Don’t MISS the Kaffeeklatsch food, excellent entertainment and you can be back home, well fed and happy, in your easy chair waiting for your favorite TV program by 6:30 p.m.

GIRL SCOUT NEWS Call Mrs. Kendall, Be. 1335 for cookie donations to Service Men’s Center. Leader's Training Class A course in handicraft and allied art is being offered to Girl Scout Leaders and Den Mothers in the Cub Scout program by Miss Barbara Windt, art teacher in the Speedway public schools. Details will be in next week. Cookie Chairman Appointed Mrs. Irene Oestrike has been appointed to serve as 1952 Neighborhood Cookie Chairman for the Girl Scouts. All troops are asked to appoint the troop cookie chairman as soon as possible and notify Mrs. Oestrike. These names haveto be in the Scout office by February 15. (Continued on Page 2)

Speedway Methodist Church REV. WESLEY E. BRASHARES, Pastor Sunday 5ch0019:45 AM. Worship Service 10:45 AM. YOU are cordially invited to worship with the congregation of the Speedway Methodist church in their temporary meeting place in the Union Hall at 1010 Main Street. CHURCH SCHOOL is held each Sunday at 9:45 AM. Classes are held for all ages. Coers is church school superintendent. This Sunday, January 20, is Missionary Sunday. Rev. W. E. Brashares will preach on the theme “Harvesting a Planet.” There will also be a children’s sermon. A NURSERY is held during the later part of the worship service. The period of supervised play and stories is under the direction of the Young Adult Church School class. The SENIOR METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP will meet at 7:30 PM. on Sunday, January 20, at the home of Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Wilson at 1629 Gerrard Street The FIDELITY CIRCLE win meet on Wednesday, January ’ 23, at 7:20 PM. The meeting will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ten Eick at 5532 W. 10th Street. The AMITY CIRCLE will meet at 7:90 PM. on Thursday, January 24, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fidler at 1738 Christopher Lane. The SENIOR CHOIR will also meet at 7:30 PM. on Thursday, January 24. The practice will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Shelly at 2015 Cunningham Road. You are invited to attend and join in the preparation of wonhip through music. The Senior MYF will hold a PAPER DRIVE on Friday, January 25 and Saturday, January 26. If you have any newsnafiers and maeaeine* please call Mrs. Wlson at BE. 2140 and arrangements will be made to pick them up.

O.E.S. Ways and Means Card Party , Plari to bring your friends to the O.E.S. Ways & Means Card Party at the High School Gym, Wednesday, January 30th at 7:30. Lots of fun for all.

JOB’S DAUGHTERS i Job’s Daughters next meeting January 26th will be a regular Stated meeting. February 9th is the big day to remember. First of all we will have a formal initiation. Secondly, we are having a reception for Wilma Beck. Everyone is" to bring a Valentine for Wilma and let’s try to fill our Valentine box for her. Another day to remember is February 16th. The Sweatheart dance is from 9 o’clock until 12 o’clock. Don’t forget it’s formal If anyone is wanting a ticket, contact any member of Job’s Daughters. ; That’s all for now. See you January 26th. Sandra Messick, Publicity Alice Townsend, Honored Queen Bethel No. 38

BLANCHE COPE Mrs. Blanche Cope, age 58, of 1344 Main St., passed away last Wednesday. Services will be held Saturday, 1 p.m. at Conkle Funeral Home, 4925 W. 16th St. Burial at Mt. Jackson. Survivors, are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Hedrick; a sister, Mrs. Zelma Jones and two grandchildren. LIONESS CLUB The next meeting of the Lioness Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Jos. Petraits, 1645 Auburn, Monday, January 21st at 8 o’clock.

Frank’s Introduce ~~ ~ ~ Speedway . . . Mr. Jack Morgan, new manager of Frank’s Speedway Store, announces the addition of famous Frigidaire Electric Appliances to Frank’s up-to-the-minute furniture lines. Frank’s will have the exclusive Frigidaire dealership for the Speedway area. A pioneer in the electric refrigeration field Frigidaire has always held the lead in popularity with homemakers everywhere. Today more than ever Frigidaire does credit to its title of America’s No. 1 refrigerator.” Designed with an eye to “once-a-week” shopping, Frigidaire gives the most convenient food storage possible together with dependable economical operation. Its distinguished beauty and stunning modern design is the work of worldrenowned Raymond Loewy . . . the nation’s foremost industrial designer. Frigidaire, long famous for fine refrigerators, also produces an extensive array of equally outstanding electric ranges, automatic washers, cloths dryers, ironers, food freezers, water heaters, dehumidifiers and air conditioners—all of which will be available to Frank’s customers. Mr. Morgan cordially, invites you to visit Frank’s at your first opportunity and see the neW Frigidaires now on display.

Speedway Christian Church 14th Si. and Winton Ava. * The Rev. Kenneth E. Thorne, Minister ONE UNIFIED SERVICE 9:30-11:00 AM. Consisting of Graded Church School 9:30-10:00 A.M. - . Morning Worship. 10:00-11:00 AM. The regular schedule of services will be continued next Sunday. The special music for thfe worship hour will be provided by the Chancel Choir singing, “Father Eternal” by Bizet The minister will preach the sermon on the subject, “The Parable of A Haunted House.” The Evening Circle is sponsoring a Kaffeeklatsch in Fellowship Hall, Sunday, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Coffee, tea and hot chocolate along with a wonderful array of desserts will be served at that time. Free-will offering. Senior Hi C. Y. F. meeting at 7:00 o’clock in the Junior Chapel. Those of the Mary-Martha Circle, CWF, preparing communion for this Sunday are, Mrs. Templin, Mrs. Hiatt, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Clevinger. The Dorcas Circle Guest Day Fiesta Luncheon, which was postponed,'will be held this Wednesday, January 23rd, at 12:30 n Fellowship Halt Mrs. Jennie McCormick will have the devotions. Edith Griffin will review the book, “The Peacock Sheds His Tail.” Members of the Dorcas Circle will present, “Meet the Latin American's.” “Hostesses: Opal Swenson, Ruth Thomas, Esther Heuser, Dorothy Droege, Jessie Lockwood, Mildred Tower, and Marie Huber. The Choirs, under the direction of Mrs. Robinson, will rehearse as usual. We are happy to welcome into our membership last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Steffanni, 5020 Ford Street, Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Robbins and daughter Linda, 5070 W. 11th Street All members and friends of the congregation are cordially invited to attend the Youth Dedication Pageant, “You Are Called” which will be presented in the Sanctuary at approximately 7:30 P.M. following the Youth Banquet, Sunday evening, January 27th. The young people in the Jr. Hi, Senior Hi, and Candle Tippers groups are urged to place their reservations for the dinner with the following superintendents by next Sunday, the 20th: Mrs. Rahm, BE. 0212; Tina B. Lee, WA. 4687; Mr. Cunningham, BE. 1729 or Mrs. Heiser, BE. 1696. Reservations of SI.OO until next Tuesday. $1.25 thereafter. This is your highlight event of the year, young people, so don’t miss out. WANTEDI3OO MEN! x To attend the Fellowship dinner meeting in Fellowship Hall, January 28th, at 6:30 PM. Larry Brandon, vice-president of Indiana Farm Bureau will be the speaker. The Allison Male Chorus will provide the music for the evening. Tickets will be sold by the “Steering Committee.” Get yours NOW. We wish to express our deepest appreciation to the Young Settlers Class for providing and installing footlights and floodlights, which will be of great value to our various stage and drama productions both in Fellowship Hall, a oft on

School News The School Board in a meeting Monday night, January 14, took steps to assure the completion of the present construction of Elementary School No. 2 at 18th and Whitcomb Streets. The contracts awarded in January of 1951 included basic construction of the present unit. The contracts approved Monday night included asphalt tile floors, painting and decorating, light fixtures, drives and walks, plumbing fixtures, cabinet work, chalkboards, and other finishing items. During the next few months the contractors will complete this present unit which includes four classrooms, a large all-purpose room, offices, storerooms, and a heating plant of sufficient capacity to care for the four additional rooms which will be built on the south end of the present structure as soon as funds .are available. This will probably be done in 1953. '

Plans are now being made for the use of four classrooms in this building beginning with the opening of the school term this fall. These will probably house kindergarten, first, second, and third grade pupils who live in the northwest part of Speedway. About one-third of our total enrollment in these grades will be assigned to the new school. The other two thirds will continue to attend at Elementary Schoql No. 1 at Fourteenth and Winton Streets. When the building at 18th and Whitcomb is completed in 1953, pupils in grades K-6 in the northwest part of town will attend the new school

The January meeting of the Elementary Safety Council was held on Monday in the Visual Education Room. The discussion was varied and covered many phases of safety. These were: m A. Safe ways in inside games and winter sports. * 'Continued on Page 5)

Church Of Christ . 4956 West 18th St PROGRAM FOR SERVICES SUNDAY Morning Worship < 10 ajn. Youth Meeting 6:15 pan. Evangelistic Services 7:30 pjn THURSDAY Study and Devetopsmut Classes7:lo pjn. WQaWni VHUmXwu

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CUB SCOUT NEWS Den Mothers Training Class Den Mothers have been invited to participate in a handicraft and allied art course to be given by Miss Barbara Windt, art teacher in the public schools. Details will be in next week. West District Training Course Den Mothers, leaders, in Boy Scout troops, Cubbing programs, and Explorers Units are invited to attend a six-weeks* training program to begin Monday, January 21, 7:30 p.m., at the Lyndhurst Baptist Church located at 1200 South Lyndhurst Drive. The Cubbing program will cover all phases of Cubbing including program, Den and Parents’ records, games, skills, Den Chief relationships. Pack Meeting Awards Two silver dollars had to be awarded to Norman Oestrike and Stephen Bradley for proficiency in the O’Grady drills because neither would let the other outmaneuver him. The audience approved the decision.

The following boys were awarded advancements in Cubbing by Connie Templin, assistant Cubmaster: Wolf Awards: John Bullington (gold arrow), Chuck. Heady, Lynn McMahon (gold arrow), Dick Neat (gold arrow and three silver arrows), Roijald Power. Bear Awards: Stephen Wheeler (gold arrow), Bobby Neal (gold and silver arrow). Lion Awards: Michael Beck (gold and silver arrow), David Girdley, Robert Scott (gold arrow), Kurt Waldon.

' Eugene Enlow earned a gold arrow and Webelos Rank and was graduated into scouting along with David Oath. Silver arrows were awarded to Joe Griffin, Billy Hackett, Jan Updike, Jimmy McMahan. Gold arrows are presented to: Jimmy McMahan, John Meier, and Ralph Thompson. NcwCbba > Several new Cuba were wel-: corned into the Pack. Den 1, Robin Price; Den 5, Billy Willard;: (Continued on Page 5)

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