Speedway Flyer, Volume 23, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1954 — Page 1

Vol. XXIII

St. Christopher's Catholic Chmh 5335 West 13th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann Pastor Sunday Masses: 6:00 o’clock High Masses this week are as follows—on Monday morning according to a special intention: on Wednesday morning for John and Anne Kuczenski requested by the Lawrence Kuczenski family: and on Friday morning for Mrs. Thomas Barrett requested by Marie Stieglitz. The children sing these High Masses at eight o’clock. The Feast Day of St. Teresa, sometimes known as the old St Teresa in contrast with St. Theresa, the Little Flower of Jesus, is tomorrow. CYO girls will begin baby sitting Sunday, October 17th, for the 9:30 Mass. John Otte, the son of Betty and Carl Otte, drew the winning name Sunday for the Merchandise Club. John is 10 years old and is in the fifth grade of St. Christopher school. He drew Mrs Donna Graybill of 2203 Allison Avenue as the winner. This is the fourth week of the club. If you feel hungry Sunday, St. Mary’s church at Danville, x Indiana are inviting everyone there to partake in a turkey dinner, served from 12 noon until 2:30 o’clock, we believe they said. They are also holding a fall bazaar along with their turkey dinner. And if you feel like playing cards either Sunday afternoon or evening, or both, St. Joseph at its new location will entertain you. Food will be served between the card parties, so that you can go, stay for both games, and still not go hungry. St. Christopher always invites both of these parishes to dinners given by us, .so if anyone can it would be mighty fine to attend these affairs. Members of the Holy Name Society entertained their daughters at breakfast after the eight o’clock Mass last Sunday morning. The girls looked mighty pretty in their corsages. Eugene Enlow was elected president of the St. Christopher Civics Club for the coming year. The other officers who will serve with Eugene are James Rolles, vice-president; Linda Swails, secretary; Mary Ellen Benedetto, treasurer, and Rose Claire Gorden, sergeant-at-arms. Johnny Freund is publicity. More people should try to go to daily Communion. Begin first by going once a month, most of us do that; then, go every Sunday; then decide that you are going at least one day a week also; and keep on, and before you realize it you will be receiving our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament each morning. The many blessings which are received by worthily receiving are untold. If possible, attend daily Mass. However, we know that that is something we all can’t do on account of duties in the home and our work. The more effort which has to be put forth, the harder it is for us, we all know the more graces are ' gained. Daily Mass at St. Christopher is at 6:30 o’clock, unless a High Mass is announced. Communion is distributed from until eight o’clock. . .... One is as it were rich, when he hath nothing. Prov. 13:7. Pray daily your Rosaries for peace in the world. Nora Bray

TOWN NEWS Although the recent weather has not permitted much use of the tennis courts, their resurfacing has been completed. Our Speedway police force has been very busy during the past two months, and our Town Marshall, Glen Collins submits the following report for the month of August: 16 traffic arrests, 3 criminal arrests, 8 warning tickets, 4 parking violations. Total fines and costs, $247.00. Stolen property reports: 1 tire and wheel, 1 power saw, 1 hub cap, 1 fender skirt/ building material from new house. 1 burglary, 1 house entered, nothing taken; 3 complaints on juveniles, 19 criminal miscellaneous, 21 special details, 33 reports put on record. Total of 103 calls in the office. Investigated 10 accidents. 16 complaints on dogs, picked up 4 and disposed of 9. P.TJL PAPER SALE FRIDAY. OCT. 15ih

St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church West 16th St at Beeler Ave. John G. Frank, Pastor .Be. 0741 9:30 A.M. Church Service and Sunday School for children through 8 years. 11:00 A.M. Church Service and Sunday School for children 9 years and over, including Senior-Adult Class. Nursery for small children through 6 years old. Visitors and new residents are always welcome at St Andrew’s. Come and grow with a growing church in-a growing community. NURSERY GUILD —Thursday at 8:00 p.m. All women, both members and friends of the congregation, are cordially invited. An interesting program has been planned. WEEKDAY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION—6th Grade, Saturday at 9:00 a.m. in Fellowship Hall; 7th Grade, Saturday at 11:00 a.m. in Fellowship Hall. CONFIRMATION CLASS—Saturday at 9:00 a.m. in the Parish Halt YOUTH CHOIR —Saturday at 10:00 am. in the Nave. LUTHER LEAGUE—lntermediates at 6:00 pm. Sunday in the Parish Hall; Seniors at 6:00 pm. Sunday in Fellowship Hall. MARION COUNTY LUTHERAN MEN—Monday, leaving the church promptly at 7:30 pm. for Bethany Church. Let every man bring a friend and fill several cars. It’s been a long time since we have had the most men in attendance. Let’s do it this time! WOMEN OF THE CHURCH—Tuesday at- 8:00 pm. An interesting program has been planned. All women, both members and friends of the congregation, are cordially invited. CHOIR REHEARSAL—Wednesday at 7:30 pm. ALL OUT! REFORMATION SERVICE—Sunday, October 31 at St. Mark’s at Prospect and Linden Streets. This is the annual Reformation Service. Last year we had approximately 50 people attend. Let’s have 100 this year. Save this afternoon, details later. A Nursery will be provided for small children. Two choirs, each numbering 150 will sing, one an adult Choir, the other a youth Choir.

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SPEEDAIRS Hi, everyone! The Speedairs met at Edythe Coulson’s house. We discussed dues, having a scrapbook and chose secret pals. We then had a delicious snack of baked beans, potato chips and hot dogs with gingerbread for dessert. After dinner we went to the Speedway show. Even though we had to divide up, because we couldn’t find five seats together, we bad lots of fun. Pres. Edythe Coulson Pub., Nanette Fidger Fidelity Circle Tn Have Tapperware Party* The Fidelity Circle of the Speedway Methodist Church will have a Tupperware party on Wednesday evening at 8:30 pm. immediately following their regular circle meeting. If you haven’t seen Tupperware or if you have used it and like it won’t you come. All ladies of the church and their friends are invited.

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The Henae A new soft type of aluminum that can be worked as easily as wood is now available at Schoonover Hardware, 4850 West 16th Street. This Do-It-Yourself Aluminum is made by the Reynolds Aluminum Company and comes in handy sizes of sheet, tubing, angle, bar and rod. There is also included material for making your own aluminum and storm windows. The best thing about Reynolds Do-It-Yourself Aluminum is that it can be used with any ordinary hand or power wood working tools you have around the home. Come see an actual demonstration of Do-It-Yourself aluminum, Saturday, Oct. 16 at Schoonover Hardware, 4850 West 16th Street. I CARD PARTY The monthly card party of the American Legion Auxiliary win be held Saturday, Oct. 16, at 8 pjn. at the post home on Georgetown Rd. Public invited. Bey Scout Troop « Separate meetings will be held Tuesday, October 19. Boys meeting with Scoutmaster Zimmer will meet at the Speedway Christian Church, while boys meeting with Scoutmaster Wacker ’will meet at the Speedway Methodist Church. Both meetings will start at seven-thirty o’clock pan. A. C. Moser, Publicity P.T.A. STUDY GROUP The first meeting of the P.TA.. Study Group will be held Tuesday, October 19th at 1:00 p.m. in Speedway School No. 2. Mr. David Blumenthol will be the speaker. The topics are: “Have Child Rearing Customs Changed?” and “Don’t Deny Them Discipline.” Mrs. John Farley will give devotions. The Study Group Committee wishes to invite all parents and friends to attend their Study Group. Mrs. Charles Hiatt, Study Group Chrm. Mrs. Gerry Amich, Pub. CARD PARTY A card party is being sponsored by the Altar Society of St. Joseph Church. It will be held on Sunday, Oct. 17, at 2:00 pan. and 7:30 p.m. in the School Hall, 1401 S. Mickley. All games will be played. Miscellaneous prizes will be given, as well as door prizes. Home cooked food will be served between sessions. This is the first social event in the new building. The committee in charge extends an invitation to everyone to attend this social event.

Speedway Methodist Church 16th and Presto Streets REV HOWARD E. WRIGHT, Pastor Church School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship _..„.10:45 A.M. OUR WELCOME TO VISITORS—Our church extends a cordial invitation to visitors and new residents in the community to attend our services. We seek to make our church the avenue of friendship, service, and worship. We welcome you! LAYMEN’S DAY will be observed on Sunday, October 17. Mr. Cletis Jenkins, Lay Leader, will be the speaker during the hour of worship. METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP is meeting regularly each Sunday evening. The groups meet separately, with the Intermediate M.Y.F. meeting at 5:30 and the Senior M.Y.F. meeting at 6:30. All young people are invited to participate in this challenging new program. JUNIOR CHOIR will meet at the church on Monday afternoon at 3:15. The Junior Choir will participate in the service of worship on Sunday morning, October 24. Mrs. Ruth Borst is the director. AMITY CIRCLE will meet at the home of Mrs. Rosalie Toms, 5079 West 16th Street, Tuesday evening, October 19 at 7:30 pm. Mrs. Barbara Moore will be the co-hostess. There will be a dessert auction. THE ADULT CHOIR will rehearse on Wednesday night at 7:30. FIDELITY CIRCLE will meet on Wednesday, October 20 at the home of Mrs. Roberta Mitchell, 1821 Fisher at 7:30 pm. There will be a Tupperware party at 8:30. All ladies of the church and their friends are cordially invited. IT WAS OUR JOY last Sunday to dedicate the following infants and children in Holy Baptism: Frank Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coers; Virginia Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Bennett; Beverly Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Butterfield; Stephen Dale, son and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harriman; Ruth Marie and George Conrad, Jr. children of Mr. and Mrs. George Haettinger; John Thomas, son, and Mr. and Mrs. James Schoonover; Ronald Craig and Jeanne Patrice, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Methier; Mary Rebecca andx Joseph Lee, children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toms; and Darrell Gene Jr. and Cecil Francis, children of Mr. end Mrs. Darrell Rupe. DON’T FORGET—The men ere still working at the church on Tuesday and Ttomday evenings at 6:30 pm. God bless them for their hard iflMHkyou have any spare time—won’t you help them outffl The clean October 17 will be Gene Welcher, Cletus Jenkins V. Walker. V . -

Thursday, October 14,1954

LIONS TH SPEND WEEK GATHERINGFUNDS Indiana Lions Clubs have begun a month-long drive to increase the activities fund through which aid is furnished the state's blind, and to projects in cancer control and other worthy causes, it was announced yesterday. Under the direction of a sixman committee, headed by Ray L. Oeth of the Speedway Club, the state’s Lions Chib membership will sell bags of electric light bulbs to enrich the fund. The bags, containing four 75-watt, four 60-watt and three 100-watt bulbs of a leading brand, will sell for the regular price of $2. First container of bulbs was sold Friday by Oeth to Indiana’s First Lady, Mrs. George N. Craig, at the Governor’s Mansion, 4300 North Meridian Street, a few minutes after Craig had proclaimed October as “Lions Bag of Bulbs Sale Month.” Mr. Leon Wright is chairman of the Speedway protect. The sales will be run from Monday, October 18th thru Saturday, October 23rd. In connection with Leader Dogs, Oeth explained that because only a few hundred of the valuable dogs can be trained annually due to limitations of present facilities, an enlargement of the Michigan school is necessary to meet the demand for the dogs. Training of the canine aides to the sightless costs about $1,250 per dog and owner. Latest Lions Club project in cancer control is a proposed diagnostic unit which Indiana Lions agreed to purchase for the Medical Center at their state convention earlier this year. The unit will cost $20,000. Expenditures from the cancer control fund elsewhere than at the Medical Center are authorized under its articles of incorporation, but only “on counsel of recognized medical authority.” It is only one of several in which money from the current “bag of bulbs sale” will be used, Oeth explained. CARD PARTY The Ways & Means Committee of the O.E.S. will give a card party and style show October 22 at 7:30 in the Speedway High School Gym. Style Show by Pain’s Fashions and Furs shown by Charles Anger at 7:30. AH games of cards will be played. Anyone wishing to play Canasta please bring your own cards and tray. We will have door prizes, candy prizes and table prizes. A table prize will be given to those who wish to play at home. Bring your friends and come and enjoy the evening. Leia Finnerty, Chrm. Helen Collins, Co-Chrm.

Speedway Beereatiea CM News Very interesting plans were made at the first meeting of the Booster Chib held Sunday at 2 pm. Members will be contacted soon and each of us will be asked to help by some method, on the various projects planned. Your help is needed, and as it is for the general improvement of your club we are sure everyone will cheerfully do their part Names of Booster Club officers snd directors, will appear in this space soon. Saturday evening, Oct. 16, will find our members enjoying some real fun. Harold Cork’s orchestra will play for a Mixer Ballroom Dance. This is for you, be sure and come. SQUARE DANCE Speedway Recreation Club will sponsor an Adult Square Dance for all its members Sunday evening, Oct. 17, 7:30 pm. to 10:30 pm. All you square dance enthusiasts should attend. The dance wilj be called by Paul Brading and he assures us dancing will be called for the enjoyment of all who attend.

HALLOWEEN DANCE "Loft hand to your pretty little mate All promenade with the dorner date" Don’t miss the Psi lota Xi Halloween Square Dance! Halloween is the time for square dancing, and the time for having fun. So come and bring your pretty little mate to Longacre on Friday, October 29th, at 8:00 p.m. Join in the dancing as Max Forsyth calls. Before it’s too late, get your tickets from any Psi Ote member or call Heten Leonard, Be. 1664. Y<m Ynay also obtain tickets from Edythe Zink at Zink’s Market. RUMMAGE SALE

Attention! Anyone having rummage, please take it to Lynch’s, 1809 Auburn; Collins,’ 5040 West 15th St.; or Healey’s, 1640 Fisher St., or call Be. 1320 and have it picked up. This is the last day we can accept it, so be sure to do it today! The Job’s Daughters will appreciate your help. „ ORDER MINTS AND PEANUT CRUNCH FROM AMERICAN LEGION AUX. BE. 0483 SENIOR C.Y JF. MEETING .SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17th AMERICAN LEGION HALLOWEEN PARTY - The Speedway Post No. 198, American Legion, is having a masked Halloween party, October 30th at the Post Home for members and guests. Further details in next week’s Flyer. REV. HOWARD E. WRIGHT GUEST SPEAKER The Rev. Howard E. Wright, pastor of the Speedway Methodist Church, will be the guest minister at the Trinity Methodist Church, Kokomo, Indiana, October 17-22 in the northern phase, of Indiana Methodism’s Spiritual Life Mission.

The mission, which will be identical to tfie one to be conducted in the Speedway Methodist Church November 7-12, is aimed at deepening the spiritual lives of church members. Rev. Wright will preach seven times, beginning Sunday morning, Oct. 17th and every evening, Sunday through Friday. He will be back in his own pulpit on Sunday morning, October 24. Sunday, October 17, has been designed as Laymen’s Day at the Methodist Church here. Mr. Cletis Jenkins, Lay Leader of the local Church, will be the speaker during the hour of Worship. SPEEDWAY CHART. OXB. CARD PARTY A STYLE SHOW FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22nd. JOB'S DAUGHTERS* RUMMAGE SALE OCTOBER 18 CALL BE. 1820

Church Of Christ 4886 West NMh St Sunday 10:00 AM. and 7130 PM. Wednesday For call Balmont 8320

GRAND OPENING FOR NEW MARATHON SERVICE STATION Saturday, October 16th is the date for the grand opening of the new Marathon Station at 10th and Lyndhurst. There will be gifts for everyone and a drawing for a barrel of gasoline. Mr. Bob Laing, manager, has been in the service station business for ten years. He is married and has a 10 month old son. He was in the Navy for two years. Mr. Laing is a Mason and a member of the Scottish Rite. He intends to make his home in Speedway. This station offers the most complete lubrication service available, excellent waxing and washing, and complete auto service. They will stock a complete line of B. F. Goodrich tires, specializing in the B. F. Goodrich tubeless tire. Don’t forget now, Saturday, October 16th is the date! Come in' for your free gift and help us celebrate our opening! PRE-GAME RASKET BURGER SUPPER

A Basket Burger Supper will be served Tuesday, October 19th at Beech Grove School auditorium, 5:00 till 7:30 pm. Tickets good for supper and ball game, adults SI.OO, students $.85. Joan Dryer of Speedway will give a Baton Twirling exhibition during half time at ball game. Card of TAowks We want to thank our friends for the calls, cards and flowers we received at the time of the death of our mother. Our most grateful thanks go to our wonderful neighbors who were thoughtful and helpful and I also thank them for the personal gift of the planter as well as flowers. Our thanks also to Rev. Thorne and Rev. Pruitt and the Conkle Funeral Home especially Mr. Burcham. Edith Griffin Joe Bradford CALLING ALL SENIOR C Y F’ERS The time has come for the Repeats and kittens to gather at the church for another evening of worship, study, fun and fellowship. The date for this gathering is Sunday, October 17, the time 5 pm. until 8 pm., the place Fellowship Hall.

We are continuing our discussion on dating with the theme “That’s My Date.” A film entitled “Junior Prom” will be shown to help our thinking along, so that we may have a rousing discussion led by Mrs. Floyd Troth. Come one and an, be with us from the very beginning of the evening (5 pm.) for fun and food. This Week At The Maiaiif Teuaele Thurs., Oct. 14—F&AM, Stated Meeting, 7:00 pm. Mon., Oct. 18—Craft Club, 7:30 p.m. . Wed., Oct 20—DeMoJay, Initiatory Degree, 7:00 pan. JOB'S DAUGHTERS Hi, girls! Well, I’m back again and I’m still begging for rummage! Please, if you have any, either take it to one of the following addresses, or call BE. 1320 to have it picked up: Collins, 5040 W. 15th St; Lynch’s, 1809 Auburn; or Healey’s, 1640 Fisher. Our R” nmage Sale is this Saturday, so today is the last day that you can take it to the above addresses. Everyone' in our Bethel was sorry to hear that Mr. Lampman, our associate guardian is resigning. There were even a few tears shed when he made his farewell speech Saturday night But, of course I wouldn’t mention any (Continued on Page 4) THANK YOU! The Eighth Grade class wishes to thank the Glen Collins family for the lovely time that everyone had at the wiener roast before the Brownsburg - Speedway game. Thanks to all the mothers who helped in making it a big success. Thanks again.

Speedway Chrisflaa Chmh 14th at, and Wtadoo An The Rev. Kenneth E Thorne, Minister TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service. 8:30- 9:30 AM Graded Church School. 9:30-10:00 AM Second Worship Service. 10:00-11:00 AM. SUNDAY EVENING YOUTH ACTIVITIES First and Third Sunday evenings—Senior High C.Y J. Second Sunday evening—Candletippers (older youth). Fourth Sunday evening—Junior High C.YJP. Laymen’s Sunday , will be observed next Sunday at both services. This is an annual interdenominational event, sponsored by United Church Men, in cooperation with the Laymen’® Movement For A Christian World. In thousands of churches all, over the land, next Sunday will acknowledge, the laymen’s responsibility for the spiritual growth of church. Our Christian Men’s Fellowship will be in charge of both worship services, with Mr. Harold Abbott serving as liturgist, and Mr. John Hayes delivering the sermons. The Chapel Choir will sing the 8:30 service. The Chancel Choir will sing the 10:00 service with Mrs. Ottinger as soloist. A mate quartet will sing at both services. The final reading of the Nominating Committee for new officers to serve on the Official Board for the coming fiscal year beginning November Ist, will be presented next Sunday. Election will follow and the new officers win be duly intealfrd at the 10:00 o’clock service. The group is as follows: elders, Edwin Hamer, Ray Oeth, Hany Vehling; deacons, Dean Malasha, Robert Sanders, Lawrence Thompson, Walter Dugger, Paul Lindley, Chester Poor; Trustee, H. Lee Norman. Attention all Church School Workers! This coming Monday evening, October 18th, at 7:30 pm. is the second of our workers conferences for the year. We are planning to have one each month after which the departmental meetings will be held. To make them succeed every teacher in the church school must make an effort to attend. This week we will present the film strip “Leads to Leadership.” Devotions, will be in charge of Mrs. Hagerty assisted by Lucille Ross. There will be refreshments too. By no later than 8:10 we all should be ready to go to our departments for our meetings. In the future we hope to have a social time, communion services and such speakers as James Blair Miller and Lyle Harvey, State Director of Religion Education as our guests. The Leadership Training School, will begin Monday, October 18th, from 7:30-9:30, at the First Baptist Church. 401 N. Meridian St., and continue for six Monday evenings. The Church Federation has many fine leaders set to help the leaders of our churches. „ The Naomi Circle will meet at the parsonage with Mrs. Donna Host and Mrs. Thome as hostesses, Monday, October 18th at 7:30 p.m. Worship by Mrs. Robert Hoerger. Program:' “Problems of the Church in the Large City” by Rev. Thoma The Golden Rule Class win have a wiener roast at the home of Mrs. Anna Sharp Tuesday evening, October 19. Bring your own wieners, buns and service. Wednesday morning at 9:00 o’clock all the daytime Circtes will meet in Fellowship Hall and also the Methodist Friendship Circles. The fihn, “City Story,” will be shown. Worship will be given by Mrs. George Ftetcher. The various Choirs and the Ministry of Music are deeply grateful to the Women’s Fellowship for the various services they rendered to the musical organization. The Junior C.YJ*, will have their hayride, October 22. Mrs. Rahm will be taking reservations this coming Sunday, October 17th. Last week in the Flyer we thanked John Hayes for the lovely signs he printed for our Narthex and Balcony. The sign® read “If You Must Whisper, Whisper a Prayer.” Many young people and adults must not have seen these reminders because many complaints have come from some sitting in the balcony Narthex of our church concerning the talking going on during the service. The Youth Council asked Mr. Hayes to make these reminders so that when we see them we will remember that we are in church for a purpose and that at all times should we be reverent in the House of God.

P.T.A. PAPER SALE This is the last call for the P.T.A. Paper Sale. It will be this Friday. October 15 at the grounds of School No. 2. Please put them on the front steps. Workers will be by early to pick them up. All workers please report at rear of School No. 2 at 8:30. Donuts and coffee will be served at Mrs. Ray Erickson’s, 5528 Speedway Drive, for all workers. Mary Richwine, Budget & Finance Gerry Amich, Pub. Chrm. GIRL SCOUT NEWS This year their are nineteen Girl Scout Troops in Speedway. There are ten Brownie Troops, eight intermediate troops and one Senior Troop. TROOP 166 enjoyed a weekend of camping at Dellwood last week. We worked on our first class badge and realty enjoyed our program of trail laying and Peking.

Speedway Cherek es the Nazareae 5820 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD REV. HARRY CARTES. Pasler - v Sunday School ...................................... 9:30 AM. Morning Worship —10:30 AM. Young Peoples Service Evangelistic Service . 7:30 PM. Mid-Week Prayer Service, Wed. Evening. 7:30 Our Rally to Rally program is now on, with something | special planned for the Sunday School period each Sunday | going forward to the goals set in our home visitation program. | We want io give every mother and father, every young | man and woman, every boy and girl, who is not now regularly attending Sunday School, an invitation to visit ours on next | Sunday morning. There are classes far all ages, with helpful | Bible study and Christian fellowship. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in aU wisdom; 1 teaching and admonishing one another in psakn, -and hymns and spiritual aong, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. Collosians 3:16. ~

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Our thanks to our licensed camper, Mrs. McArthur, our leaders, Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Scyphers and Mrs. Swords and Mrs. Kern for accompanying us. BROWNIE TROOP 522 started this year with an outdoor meeting in Mrs. Kern’s back yard. The Troop is electing officers this year and every girl will be given a chance to serve for a short period of time. Officers for the first period are: Pres., Nancy Kern; Vice Pres., Janice Thremor; Secretary, Donna Jones; Treasurer, Mary Lyn Miller. After a discussion on activities for the year the meeting was dismissed. On Friday, October 8, the Troop went to Lake Sullivan for their meeting. The girls enjoyed feeding the ducks and seeing the fish. We want to thank the mothers, Mrs. Rumbaugh and Mrs. Lampman for driving their cars, also Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Kern for making this trip possible. Our thanks go to Mrs. Anderson for sending cookies for our snack. Pres. Nancy Kern

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