Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1960 — Page 7

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page l) Debbie Thrash, Francie Tomlinson, and Linda Weiss. Red Ribbon winners: Kathy Beckman, Jo Lynn Black, Sharon Brower, Sheila Daumen, Jenny Haines, Jon Jarvis, Chris McMahon, Kim Mikkelsen, Carole Pierce, Robert Price, Randy Read, Guy Roush, Sharon Smith, Donna Troutman, Candice Walker, Pamela Wegener. White Robbin winners: Tamara Griffith, Connie Hendrickson, Jim Hoerger, and David Trittipo. FOODS H, Purple Ribbon winner: Greg Eaton. FOODS 11, Blue Ribbon Winners: Peggy Beckman, Kathleen Cross, Libby Halbert, Gretchen Hamilton, Doris Hawkins, Jane Ann Johnson, Shelly Lash, Kay Rumbaugh, Margie Short, and Jane Williams. Red Ribbon winners: Karen Kirby, Kay Kirby, Mary Reed, Anette Sanford, and Lynn Huber. White Ribbon winner: Pam Peebles. FOODS ID, Blue Ribbon winners: Pamela Miscoi, Carol Smith, Jean Walker. Red Ribbon winners: Alan Davis, Shirley Delph, Mike Whipple. FOODS IV, Red Ribbon winner: Helen Bledsoe. Westwood Country Club Summer Club Championship Meet The annual Summer Club Championship Swim Meet was held at Westwood Country Club during the week August 29-Sep-tember 3. Heats were run during the week with the finals being run Saturday, September 3. In each age group, a trophy is awarded to the high point winner with 2nd and 3rd place medals for the next 2 places. Winners were as follows: GIRLS 8 and under—l. Susan Faust; 2. Lisa Stevenson; 3. Georgians Herrick. 9 and 10—1. Sally Smith; 2. Jo Ellen Boyer; 3. (tie) Donna Atkinson and Debbie Weschler. 11 and 12—1. Karen Kempf; 2. Nancy O’Neal; 3. Eva Clark. 13 and 14—1. Carolyn Poste; 2. Karen Douglas; 3. Shirley Atkinson. 15 and 18—1. Patti Scyphers; 2. Carol Gastineau. 17 and over—l. Sandi Scyphers; 2. Marti Theobald. DIVING 14. and under—l. Karen Kempf; 2. Janet Farley; 3. Betty Jaimet. 15 and over—l. Mary Flesch; 2. Marti Theobald. BOYS 8 and under—l. David Helm; 2. Mike Cutshall; 3. Tom Farley.

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Noble School Starts Sept. 12 > The New Hope Branch of Noble School, located at 2225 Kentucky Avenue, will be starting its second year of operation on Monday, September 12th. This school, which is supported by tuition fees and the local United Fund, has been set up to accommodate those intellectually limited children and teenagers who live in the Southwest section of the city or county, and who are not eligible for public school. Registration for the new term will be held at the Noble School, 615 West 43rd Street, on September 9, 1960 from 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. and from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. All Southwest side Indianapolis and Marion County residents are eligible for enrollment. Mr. Glogower, Assistant Director, announces that there are still a few openings in both the morning and afternoon sessions for children who can benefit from this specialized schooling. All persons interested in applying for admission to the School for the first time, are requested to call the main office at WA. 5-3575. Robison-Ragsdale Post No. 133 The Robison-Ragsdale Post 133, the American Legion, it’s Auxiliary, Junior Group and Sons of the Legion will meet at the Post Home, 2950 College Avenue, Monday, September 12, 1960, at 6:30 p.m. for a pitch-in supper, with a business meeting to follow. Following the supper the Unit and the Junior Group will have installation of officers for 196061.

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