Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1960 — Page 6
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D-DAY (Continued from Page 1) task force is going to invade your home. By now you are probably wondering just who we are. We are the Krannert Westside Family YMCA. Almost everyone on the westside of Indianapolis has heard of us, and many have thought of joining. Now you no longer have to just think of joining, for on D-Day we plan to fill our membership roster. After D-Day anyone wanting to join will have to put his name on a waiting list. Are you tired of paying extra money for swimming lessons, educational classes, and any type of
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special instruction you now receive at your local club? If you are tired of paying this extra money on the top of your membership dues you will be interesteftin the following: Unlike other “Y’s”, pools, and country clubs, you pay only once with no additional costs for classes and social functions. Everything on our 22 acres of land, lakes, and buildings is offered to you for no money down and only $9.00 per month for twelve months. The following is a list of our 65 program activities weekly ADULT EDUCATION RIFLERY BOWLING GAMES
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OUT OF DOORS SWIMMING GYM DANCING Again I want to stress that these are included in the cost of your membership. If you would be interested in having one of our task force call on you April 23, 1960, please call the office, CH. 1-9313. Girl Scout Festival Breakfast The Speedway Girl Scout Festival Committee entertained at an “Our Town, 500,” breakfast on
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Tuesday, April 19th, in Fellowship Hall of the Speedway Christian Church. This was a “Thank You” from the committee to the many persons who have helped in so many ways to make the Speedway Booth at the Festival a success. Special guests included members of the Hoosier Capital Council of Girl Scouts, Festival Steering committee and Speedway Troop leaders and their co-lead-ers. Guests were greeted by members of Scout Troop 938 and were served by the Mother’s committee of Troop 450. Floral arrangements and table
decorations carried out the theme of the “500” along with Brownie and Girl Scout flags. A varied informal program opened with Scout songs, the Scout prayer and introductions of the guests. A special “Thank You” to Mrs. Marge Maple and her committee for their tireless efforts and a job well done. PERSONALS Last week in the Lyndhurst House Bowling tournament, Freddie Benedetto rolled games of 199, 186 and 155 for a series of 540 plus handicap. He was competing with 34 other bowlers to capture this thrilling event. Eleven Butler University students from Speedway appear on the dean’s list for the first semester of the 1959-60 school year. A three-point average (“B”) or above is required for selection to the list. Those from Speedway are: P. Fredrick Gladden, R.R. 3, Box 875-A; John Combs, 1424
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Saturday, April 23,1960 “THIS IS THE LAST FORMAL OPEN HOUSE” We plan to fill our membership List on this day. See our news article (D-Day Strikes Again) in this issue for further information.
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Westinghouse Electric -Corporation, Pittsburgh. He will speak on the subject “The Rebirth Of A Community.” Fine Arts Festival The fifth annual Fine Arts Festival at Indiana Central College April 27-30 will include two continuous art exhibits, two nights of drama and one evening of music The programs will begin at 8:30 pan. The exhihits, the play and the concerts all are free. All but the art exhibits will be in the Academic Hall auditorium. Natural Food Meeting “Health and the Chemical Boomerang” will be the subject of a talk by Dr. Theron G. Randolph at the monthly meeting of Natural Food Associates, which will be held at 7:30, Saturday evening, April 23, in the Rice Auditorium, Board of Health Building, Indiana University Medical Center, 1330 West Michigan Street.
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The meeting is open to the public. Former Students Of Roberts School To Meet The first general meeting of former students of the James E. Roberts School for Physically Handicapped will be held Tuesday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m., in the school auditorium, 1401 East Tenth Street. Before 1936, the school was located at 612 West Washington Street, and was known as School 5 for Crippled Children. The Aims of the organization will be presented and discussed. A social hour will follow the brief business meeting. Concert at Butler The Butler University Little Symphony, Dr. Igor Buketoff conducting, will appear in concert at the World War Memorial at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 24. The program will begin with the familiar Overture to Prometheus, Op. 43 by Beethoven, followed by Arnold Schoenberg’s Chamber Symphony No. 2 Schoenberg is considered one of the most important and influential composers of this century. Sibelius’ Excerpts from Pelleas and Melisande, Op. 46, have been selected to conclude the program.
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