Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1958 — Page 4

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Westwood Country Club News (Continued from page 1) 8 p.m. and continue for ten Monday nights. Johhny Black, one of the outstanding Dance Teachers in America, will be the Instructor. Charges will be $12.00 per couple for members and $15.00 per couple- for non-members. Register now by calling CHapel 4-3305 or CHapel 4-5764. The Del Prince Orchestra will play for the first Ballroom dance of the season, which will be held from 9 to 12 on Saturday night, September 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wonnell, Westwood Dance Committee Chairmen, have announced Chips and Dip will be

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served. SQUARE DANCE The Square Dance Lessons will begin Tuesday, September 9th, and be held for ten sessions on Tuesdays from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown will teach the classes, the cost will be SIO.OO per couple for members and $12.00 per couple for non-mem-bers. The first Square Dance of the year will be Saturday, September 6th from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m., and the caller will be Gabe Owens. BOWLING There are still openings in the Westwood Women’s Afternoon Bowling League. The women will bowl on Friday afternoon from

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1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the new Lyndhurst Bowl. There will be a nursery for the children. To enroll call Barbara Link at CHapel 12354 or Vi Butler at CHapel 45108. TEEN AGE CANTEEN The Teen Age Canteen will meet on Wednesday, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. TEEN HOP Easy Gwynn will spin the records for the Teen Hop this Saturday, August 30th from 8:30 to 11:30. Admission fifty cents for members and guests, and wear will be school clothes. SWIM TEAM

The Swimming Team recently won their first Team Trophy when the Westwood Girls won the Central Indiana Swimming Conference Swimming Championship. The Boys were second to Columbus, and Westwood was second in the overall team scoring to Columbus. Westwood won 22 championships, Columbus 24, Miramar 11, Bloomington 5, »nd Olympia failed to win a first place.

ComGirls Boys bined Columbus 182 395 577 Westwood 286 173 459 Miramar 234 123 357 Bloomington 105 98 213 Olympia 28 53 81 First Place winners for Westwood were Deanna Lippard, Tom Geiman, Gary Kinkead, Kenny King, Carolyn Poste, Dick Jacks, Linda Kegley, Kathy Smith, Sandie Scyphers, and Brenda Montgomery. WESTWOOD CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Winners of trophies in the Westwood Championship Age Group Swimming Meet are as follows: Diving—Grl’s, 12 and under, Karen Kempf; boy’s, 12 and undr, Tommy Crawford; Girls, 13 and over, Phyllis Cox; boy’s 13 and over, Walter Lippard. Swimming awards went to: Girls—B and under, Diana Lippard; 10 and under, Marilyn Anderson; 11 and 12, Carolyn Poste; 13 and 14, Linda Kegley; 15 and 16, Sande Scyphers. Boys—B and under, Tommy Geiman; 10 and under, Gary Kinkead; 11 and 12, Dick Jacks; 13 and 14, George Najar; 15 and 16, Bob Poste.

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Indianapolis Speech And Hearing Center Reveals 'SB Program The doors at the Indianapolis Speech and Hearing Center will be officially opened for the fall quarter, September 2nd. The Center a member agency of the United Fund of Greater Indianapolis is in the English Foundation Building at 615 North Alabama Street. Help may be received in any area where communication is impaired with age playing a very minor part. The program is designed to offer therapy for all ages ranging from two years and up.

The Center this year will provide private or group therapy in the following areas; pre-school kindergarten for the hard of hearing child, pre-school kindergarten for the speech defective child, private therapy for stutterers, speech correction for children and adults, complete hearing testing and evaluation, auditory training, therapy for aphasics and vocabulary and sentence structure classes for school aged hard of hearing children. Applications are now being taken for enrollment by

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calling ME. 5-0274. All private lessons and hearing testing are by appointment only. The kindergarten for the hard of hearing and deaf pre-school children meets every morning, Monday thru Friday, from 9 to 11:30. The preschool kindergarten for speech correction meets, Monday and Wednesday, Tuesday and Thursday, afternoons from 1 to 2:30. Classes will be limited as to num-

SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) “MUCH ADO ABOUT LITTLE” is the theme on which Rev. Wright will speak at both services of worship on Sunday, August 31. At both services Mrs. Betty Huston will sing the Offertory Solo, “The Waters of Thy Love” by O’Hara SENIOR M.Y.F. will attend the first Sub-District meeting of the Fall Season on Sunday, August 31, at 6:30 p.m., at Wesley Methodist Church. See announcement elsewhere in Flyer. BUILDING COMMITTEE will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 2, at 6:30 p.m., at the church. (Note change in date from Monday to Tuesday because of Labor Day). COMMISSION ON MEMBERSHIP and EVANGELISM will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 2, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. (Note change in date from Monday to Tuesday because of Labor Day). WOMAN’S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE will have its first meeting of the Fall Season on Wednesday, Sept. 3, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. A very interesting program has been planned featuring our own talented Lenore Leonard reviewing the book, “My Heart Lies South,” a book about Mexico. Devotional leader will be Mrs. Nettie Lunsford. Amity Circle will serve. All ladies of the congregation are cordially invited. CHANCEL CHOIR (adult) will have its first rehearsal of the Fall Season on Thursday, Sept. 4, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. Newcomers are cordially invited. Mrs. Ruth Borst is director; Mrs. Alice Farley is organist. The Bth ANNUAL INSTITUTE OF METHODIST MEN will be held Sept. 5-7, at DePauw University, Greencastle. Contact Mr. Jenkins or Mr. Coers if you want to be counted as one of the men from our Church attending this valuable and inspirational conference. THANK YOU, residents of Speedway, for the grand way you supported our Fish Fry last week-end. Your attending will help us in bringing about more adequate church and Sunday School facilities as we strive to render service as one of the churches privileged to serve the community.

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Little Johnny Jumper along with Suzy Bumper, left for school one morning . . . They crossed the street, carefree and gay, but did not see tbe warning . . . Because the driver was alert, bis car in top condition . . . A tragedy did not occur; Thunk God for intuition! Let's follow the rules of traffic safety that your polkawoman wants you to. Slow down at school intersections and whenever you see "Children Crossing" street signs. Keep your car in top-notch shape at ell times. Avoid careless mishaps because of personal neglect.

ber enrolled. The school program for both kindergartens will follow that of the Indianapolis Public Schools. To met a need in recreation for the hard of hearing, square dancing is done every other Friday night in the cafeteria at the English Foundation Building. Once a month the Women’s Club meets for luncheon and bridge. Both square dance group and Women’s

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Schooltime Traffic Safety It’s time to let up on that gas pedal, driver. The youngsters are returning to the schoolhouse. This was the advice today from Albert E. Huber, Director of the Indiana Office of Traffic Safety. Mr. Huber points out that, within a few days, more than 6,000 school buses will be traveling over 200,000 miles a day carrying a pedestrian cargo—your children. “September is ‘Back-to-School Month’,” the State Safety Director continued. “It is the month when upward to one million Indiana children of all ages will be affected by a change in routine and traffic patterns.” The co-operation of parents, motorists and children is required to insure schoolchild safety. Parents should instruct their yougsters to observe all traffic regulations and obey the school Safety Patrol officers.

But, children being children, they sometimes forget instructions and dart out from the sidewalk to greet a schoolmate whom they have not seen since summer vacation began. That is where you come in, Mr. Motorist. If the motorist observes school safety regulations as to speed, etc., he is reasonably safe. But more is

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required. When approaching a school zone where youngsters are congregated, drive well within the speed limit, and be especially alert for any unusual action on the part of the youngsters. Be able to come to an immediate stop if necessary. That child’s life you save might be . . . your son or daughter.

Butler Rush Week Six Butler University sororities will hold their annual rush week September 2-6, it was announced by Mrs. Elizabeth Durflinger, dean of women. Over 100 Butler women students will take part in the annual event which will be climaxed by parties Saturday night (Sept. 6) given by each Greek letter group for its new pledges. Rush will begin with teas at the various houses Tuesday (Sept. 2). Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Alpha Chi Omega will fete the rushees with parties on Thursday, followed Friday by Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Delta Delta and Delta Gamma festivities. Wednesday through Saturday, rushees will call at the six houses during the mornings. Rush chairmen are Sarah Hopping, Alpha Chi Omega; Kay Dale, Delta Gamma; Barbara Murphy, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Mary Hackemeyer, Pi Beta Phi, Indianapolis; Judy Winslow, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kokomo, and Martha Darby, Delta Delta Delta, Birmingham, Ala.