Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1960 — Page 7

Thursday, April 14, 1960

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SCHOOL MEWS (Continued from Page 1) in humorous interpretation, Alice Balmer is oratorical declamation, and Sandra Nice in group discussion. Spelling certificates given by the National Office Management Association were received recently by four Speedway High School students. A number of business education students took the NOMA spelling test before the close of last semester. Those passing the test and receiving certificates were: Mary Jane Blase, Luanne Tower, Ginny Mitchell, and Sally Kern. The National Office Management Association sponsors the project for the purpose of encouraging better spelling among future office workers. The spelling test for the present semester will be held May 5.

The varsity track squad has won three of its first four meets this year. The track boys defeated Decatur Central in a dual meet and led Brownsburg and Avon in one triangular meet and Center Grove and Greenwood in another triangular meet. The lose was to Plainfield in a dual meet. The baseball team was the winner in its first two baseball games of the year defeating Brownsburg and Pike Township. —' Parents of Troop 66 Boy Scouts Please be advised on April 19, 1960, Troop 66 requests your presence at their annual spring pitchin dinner. This meeting will be held at the Speedway Christian Church, in the Fellowship Hall at 6:30 p.m. Each family is requested to bring 2 covered dishes and a dessert plus table service. Coffee and milk will be furnished. This is a family affair. After the dinner we will hold our Court of Honor and all the awards the boys have attained, over the past few months will be awarded. The next outdoor activity for

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the troop will be the Spring Camporee which will be held at Camp Bradford, April 23 and 24 We will be camping on a patrol basis and therefore the patrol leaders should plan their menu and assign duties at their next patrol meeting. We will leave from the Christian Church at 9:30 a.m. on the 23rd. The troop is planning to go to Camp Belzer the weeks of July 4 and 11. Mr. Wacker, Scoutmaster, will take a week of his vacation and be at camp during the week of the 11th. We are ldoking for one of the scout fathers who would like to spend a week at camp with his son to act as scout leader for the first week. We plan to assign Junior Leaders to help organize the troop at camp. There

yrill be no cost to the father who stays at camp. If you are interested in this, please call Mr. Wacker at CH. 4-3604, as soon as possible. It seems with a troop of 50 boys that there would be a father that could spend a week with his son. Don’t forget to remind the boys to get their money in to Mr. Teagarden at 6105 Meadowood Drive for camp. We want to compliment the boys who took part in the West District Rally and First Aid Meet. Although we didn’t do too well in the Rally, the Eagle Patrol won First Place in the First Aid Meet, and the Fox Patrol Knot Board received a silver cup for 4th place. Please remember the troop meetings are held the Ist Tuesday of each month at the Methodist

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} ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH * (Continued from Pace 1) confessions this week in the hope that every man, woman and child would find a convenient time. Confessions are being heard from 4 to 6 this afternoon, and again after Holy Thursday services tonight Confessions will be heard on Good Friday from 4 to 6 in the afternoon and again after evening services. On Saturday, confessions will only be heard from 4 to 6 in the afternoon. High Masses at 8 o’clock the first three morning this week were said for the intentions of Sister Davida on Monday, the intentions of Sister Bernadette on Tuesday, and the intentions of Sister Catherine Mary on Wednesday. On Thursday the Mass is for the parishioners. There were no Religion Instruction classes this week, because it was Holy Week. The Sacred Heart Discussion Group met with Rose Sherman on Monday evening, April 11, at 8 o’clock. The Immaculate Conception Discussion Group met with Sue Rosner Tuesday, April 12, at 8 pjn. All new pupils who expect to enter St. Christopher school in September should register at the Spring Registration on Tuesday, April 19. The times to register are from 9 a.m. until 12 noon and from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The place to register is the first grade room on the first floor. The Altar Society have about twenty pounds of pecans yet to sell which have been kept under refrigeration. Could anyone use some to make some Easter goodies? If so, call Nora Bray (CH. 1-5816) or Pat Yoder (CH. 1-3458), and one of these ladies will try and deliver them to you. Thank you. A Blessed and Happy Easter to all! Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. ' s Nora Bray

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