Speedway Flyer, Volume 24, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1955 — Page 6

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SMITH’S Barber * Beauty Shop A Complete Barber and Beauty Service For The Entire Family OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY RALPH C. SMITH, Proprietor 4905 W. 14th St. Belmont 1771

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School News (Continued man Page 1) the operetta to be presented May 13 has been selected. Singing parts have been given to Linda Lookabaugh, Dave Morgan, Larry Thomas, Connie Pinkerton, Mar-

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garet Parke, and Ronnie Norman. Speaking parts will be played by Ronnie Hunt, Martha Hawkins, Bob Kryter, and Carolyn Skeeters. The track squad and baseball team were both victorious during the past week, the track squad defeating Brownsburg 80-2/3 to 28-1/3, and the baseball team winning from Greenwood 21-0. Library News The library is open evenings from 6:30 to 9:00 Monday through Thursday. These books have been added this week: Anderson Basketball Techniques Illustrated Andrews—All About Dinosaurs Beach—Submarine Battome—Challenge Boynick Champions By Setback Brickhill—Escape Or Die Clark—Lady With A Spear Clarke —Going Into Space Coatsworth—Mountain Bride Conley—Sports Cars

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CUB SCOUT NEWS (Continued Irom Page 1) to the Manufacturer’s Building, May 5-6-7th. Let’s all plan to come and enjoy the many exhibits of handicraft and skills which are done by the Scouts and especially to see our own Cub Pack Booth. DEN 9 elected new officers for the following: Dernier. Terry Thompson; Buckskin Keeper, Philip Baker; Wampum, Larry McGinley; Reporter, John Lippard. DEN 3 elected new officers for the following: Denner, Terry Castle; Asst. Denner, Richard Beaman. Buckskin Keeper, Paul Boomershine; Reporter, Jimmy Hutchens. DEN 6 wishes to thank Mrs. Nester for the nice birthday party

Walton’s Shell Service 2423 W. 16th Street ME. 2-0616 SPRING CHANGE-OVER SPECIAL 5 Quarts 10-30 03.00 1 Motor Flush 1.5* 1 Lubrication 1.25 1 Wash 1-5® 1 Brake Adj R»*o 1 Switch Tires 2.00 1 Drain & add rust resister to rad 1.00 VALUE 011.75 SPECIAL PRICE $9.95 GOODYEAR TIRES liberal Trade-In KARBELTS for Your Safety ROBERT E. WALTMAN, Prop. 1918 Fisher Street

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in honor of Donald Nestor's 10th birthday. We had games with prizes and ice cream, cake and cokes for refreshments. DEN MOTHERS AND DADS pitch-in dinner will be held May 2, 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Phyllis Boswell and Mrs. Cleo Vaughn will be hostesses and will 'be looking for all of you as this is the last one before the summer activities start so plan to be there. Mrs. Jean Murphy and Mrs. Phyllis Boswell will give the demonstration. JOB'S DAUGHTERS SKATING PARTY MONDAY. MAY 21 7:30 to 10:30 pan. ROLLER RONDO 50 Cents Per Ticket

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