Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1958 — Page 3

Thursday, September 4, 1958

Classifieds Cent FOR SALE—boy’s snow suit, size 4, blue tweed, $10; Lost small blond dog in vicinity Rosner Drive and School No. 1. CH. 14661. WANTED Cleaning lady for new homes, two days a week. Call CH. 4-9518, FOR SALE—’S3 Ford Crestliner, Vic., Flamingo red, ivory top, power steering, W.S.W. tires, R&H, spotlight, immac. Real nice. CH. 4-2368. DO YOU WORK IN CHICAGO and come home week-ends? Lady would share car expenses for ride. References exchanged. CH. 4-0367. FOR SALE —Lady’s 2 piece wool knit suit, aqua, size 12; fitted blue-green winter coat, black Persian lamb trim, size 12. CH. 1-6175. West YMCA Schedules Weekend At Camp Flat Rock The weekend of Sept. 6 and 7 has been taken by the Westside YMCA for an overnight camping trip for children ages 9 to 14. The boys and girls will leave on Sat., Sept. 6 at 1:00 p.m. and return Sunday at approximately 4:00 p.m. Program will include swimming in Flat Rock’s new pool, hiking, boating and canoeing, fishing, and games. As only a limited number of reservations are available please register your child by Wed., Sept. 3. Each child should bring bedding (sheet, pillow, and 2 blankets), warm clothing, and personal athletic equipment, ball glove, fishing pole and swim suit. The $3.50 charge includes transportation and three meals. Reservations may be made by calling the Westside YMCA at CHapel 1-9313 or by visiting the “Y” at 605 S. High School Road. Coming grade and high school disc jockey dances: Sept. 26, grade school with Jerry Chapman. Oct. 23, high school hop with bouncing Bill Baker. Oct. 31, grade school Halloween hop, surprise D.J. Nov. high school hop with Jerry Chapman (date not set). Dec. high school hop with Dick Summer (date not set). Dec. 26, grade school hop with Bill Baker.

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Dec. 27, high school hop with Bernie Herman. Y.W.CJL Decentralized Program This Fall Women of Indianapolis and Marion county will have an opportunity to participate in a varied program this Fall when the Central YWCA will sponsor a decentralized program at LyndMoor Trailer Park clubhouse, 3000 South Lyndhurst Drive. Classes in exercise to music, beginning typing, sewing, first aid, and “You At Home” will be offered. Beginning September 23, each activity will continue for an eight week period. The “You At Home” course will include hair styling, clothing, modeling tips, make-up, cake decorating and salad preparation. For full information and registration for classes, call Mrs. George Heaton, decentralized program director, Central Branch YWCA, ME. 5-5471.

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Woman's Auxiliary Sahara Grotto The Annual Homecoming Dinner and Past Presidents Day, of the Women’s Auxiliary of Sahara Grotto is scheduled for Wednesday, September 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the Grotto Clubhouse, 4107 East Washington St. Those in charge of the dinner will be the following: Mrs. Ruth Durham, refreshments; Mrs. Charles P. Beckham, dining room; Mrs. W. R. Henkel, decorations and Mrs. R. M. Manker, hospitality. Mrs. Oscar Shake, president, will welcome all past presidents and a short program entitled “Memories” will be presented by the entertainment committee, headed by Mrs. Stanley Bryson. At 8:00 p.m. the Sahara Dramatic Club will present a Variety Show for members, their families and friends. Mrs. John Sproule is the director in charge.

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Westwood C. C. News (Continued from Page 1) style 9 and 10, Gary Kinkead (3), Kenny King (5). Kenny King placed (2) in the 50 meter breaststroke and Gary Kinkead (2) in the 50 meter butterfly. Kenny King placed (2) and Gary Kinkead placed (3) in the 50 meter backstroke. Karen Kempf placed (5) in the 50 meter breaststroke and Eva Clark placed (5) in the 50 meter butterfly. Dick Jacks placed (6) in the 50 meter butterfly and (5) in the 50 meter backstroke, Carolyn Poste placed (3) in the 50 meter freestyle and (2) in the 50 meter backstroke. Linda Kegley placed (5) on the 50 meter backstroke and Patty Scyphers placed (3) in the 50 meter breaststroke. Marty Theobold placed (6) in the 100 meter backstroke. Westwood girls placed (5) in the 200 meter medley relay and (6) in the 200 meter medley relay, boys. For the first time in the history of the club the women will have winter swimming classes. The beginning class will be 9 to 10 Thursday and the advanced will be 10 to 11 Fridays. For further information call the club office, CH. 4-3305. Teen Canteen will be 7:30 to 9:00 on Wednesdays. Ballroom dancing lessons will begin Sept. 15th from 8:00 to 9:00 in the club ballroom. There will be a sth and 6th party Sept. 13th from 7:30 to 9:30. The first ballroom dance will be Sept. 27th at 9:00.

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ST. ANDREW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) " Classes. All seventh and eighth graders. The parents of all Confirmands are asked to attend this organization session with their seventh and eighth grade sons and daughters. Tuesday. 8:00 p.m. St. Andrew’s Building Committee Meeting for a greater St. Andrews. Sunday, Sept. 7th, 4:00 to 8:30 p.m. Luther League KickOff at the Blase’ (1665 N. Whitcomb). Bring hamburger, potato and carrot wrapped in foil to cook on Em open fire. All high school age persons invited. We wish to thank the following men who so graciously assisted in keeping our Church clean during July and August. Anderson, Breidenbaugh, Martinie, Hermerding, Geyer, Browning, Applegarth, Dunnuck, Giant, Skyette, McEwan, Kaeuper, Kirchhoff, Woodruff, Patterson, Hershberger, White, Kleintop, Hoffman, White, Blase, Pipher, Svoboda, Burtin, Duffin, Czenkusch, Holthausen, Norquest, Bowling, Coffey, Utken, Sherman Pollard, Burcham, and Kalb. Our thanks also go to the men who turned out for the raking of the church grounds. Dunnuck, Beckers, Woodruff, Sundeen, Svoboda, A. White and Bareham.

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The Church Maintenance Committee also wishes to thank Mr. Earl Dunnuck for the many repair jobs of church property and his preventive maintenance work. Thursday, 8:00 p.m. Nursery Guild Meeting. Dr. Richard Tubesing will speak on “Your Child’s Eyesight.” Bob Decker, Ted Nolte, Lee Norquest, Fred Zimmer, Mel Hoffman, Walter Kampovsky, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Root and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and Gene Kaeuper recently made a trip to Midland, Michigan, to view several outstanding examples of contemporary architecture in Lutheran Churches in that area and will reveal their studies of same to St. Andrew’s Building Committee for a greater St. Andrews.

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