Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1966 — Page 4

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SUMMER THEATRE (Continued from Page 1) attend classes in acting and stagecraft led by senior Jane Keating and Purdue junior Joe Scott. Along with classes, the students will present three shows. The shows staged will be The Reluctant Debutante —June 30 and July 1, Rum pels til tskin July 15 and 16, and The Clown Prince of Wanderlust July 29 and 30. In its first year, this experimental theatre is hoped to provide an extra outlet for talent of all ages and promote theatrical interest throughout the community. All students will serve on committees as well as in roles on stage. Students working on stage settings will be under the careful direction of Joe Scott, a graduate of Speedway. Make-up crews will be guided by senior

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Linda Collins. Barb Minor will head the costume committee and Jane Keating will handle all business and publicity concerns. The props will be gathered by the experienced hands of junior Cathy Hutchison and sophomore Kay Lawler. With the hard work students seen to be willing to donate to the theatre, this first season promises to be a great success not only for the students, but also for the entire community. Tickets for plays are on sale from 8:00 aun. to 4:00 pan. Monday through Friday at the theatre box office. Tickets may be reserved by calling the box office at 244-0871. The first show, The Reluctant Debutante, deals with an English family planning a “coming-out” party for their daughter. The couple, played by Doug Rosebrock and Pam Wegener, run into difficulties when Jane,

their daughter, falls in love with David Hoylake - Johnston instead of David Bulloch. Jane is played by Pam Sedam, David Hoylake - Johnston by Guy Roush, and David Bulloch by Bob Price. More complications are added when Sheila’s best friend Mable played by Jane Keating and her daughter Clarissa, played by Cathy Hutchinson, try to “steal” one of the “Davids” for purposes of marriage. The maid, played by Linda Collins, provides an interesting cockney accent to show a combination of English population. The play promises to be a night of interesting evening of fun for all. Tickets are 75c for children and SI.OO for adults. Tickets may be reserved by calling the theatre box office at 2440871.

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THE TOWN BOARD REPORTS (Continued from Page 1) intendent promised to cut them as soon as he possibly could get to it. Contract for Gasoline and related products was awarded to the “Enco” station operated by Humble Oil & Refining Company for the balance of 1966 and for the year 1967. The Boaid approved plans as amended by Westchester Village Company for construction of phase two of their apartment project Mr. Keith Young, 2315 North Lyndhurst Drive asked the Board to repeal Ordinance No. 354 recently passed by the Board to abandon parking on the West Side of Lyndhurst Drive from Winton Avenue to 21st Street. Mr. Young claims the residents

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are now parking on the East Side of Lyndhurst in front of the homes in that area. The Board after discussion agreed to repeal the Ordinance at the next meeting. Names of several men were submitted as candidates for appointment to the School Board. Ballots were prepared but due to Mr. Hoerger, a Board member not being present at this meeting the result will be announced at the next Regular Board meeting. Polio* Department Statistical

Repast (Period 5-23-66 to 6-13-66) B & E Investigated 6 Bicycles Stolen 6 Bicycles Recovered 1 Dog Bites 3 Dog Complaints 10 Domestic Trouble 2 Juveniles Investigated 3 Larceny Investigated 15 Obscene exposure Inv. 1 Prowlers Inv. 5 Vandalism Inv. 7 Missing Persons Inv. 7 Offense against Property Act 5 Property Damage Accidents 12 Personal Injury Accidents 5 Next Regular meeting of the Town Board will be on June 27, 1966 at 7:30 pm. in the Towp Hall auditorium. You are welcome to attend any meeting.

Lutheran Convention The Reverend Walter M. Wick, Indianapolis, president of the Indiana-Kentucky Synod, will be among 686 official delegates attending the eight-day convention of the Lutheran Church in America beginning June 21 in Kansas City.

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PERSONALS ' Robert J. Conney, 5560 Hollister Drive received the degree of Master of Public Administration from Indiana University June 13 having completed his work in February 1966. Sandra J. Hickey, 6022 Hollister Drive, received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Northwestern University June 11th. Johnny Graub, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Graub, 1908 MacArthur Lane, is attending the Fellowship for Christian Athletes Conference at George Williams College Camp Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, this week.

Marvin K. Dowden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Dowden, 2433 N. Gerrard, has enlisted in the United States Air Force. Sgt. Burford, local Air Force Recruiter, said Marvin will take four weeks basic training at T Air Force Base, Texas, and from there will be assigned to specialized technical training in the Aptitude Area of his choice. Marvin qualified for and chose the Administrative Aptitude before enlistment. Marvin is a graduate of Speedway High School, class of 1965. Miss Patricia Scyphers of 1651 Cunningham Road, Speedway, Indiana, will spend the summer at Forest Acres Camp for Girls, Fryeburg, Maine, to teach Sailing and general aquatics and assist with Canoe Trips. Mrs. Stella Inman reports that her grandson, Timothy A. Trosky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trosky of Cedar Rapids, lowa, received a letter of commendation for receiving the highest company score in recruit examinations. Trosky is home on 14day leave and will report to San Diego for duty. Miss Janet Patrick of 1958 N. Gerrard Drive, recevied a B.S. degree in nursing from Indiana University Monday, June 13 at Bloomington. Barbara Curry, 5005 Ford Street, was placed on the Dean’s List at Hiram College. She received the Modern Language Achievement award given to majors in Modem Foreign Languages and Literature, maintaining a 3.5 average or better in advanced courses in a Modern Foreign Language and Literature. Jane Curry was placed on the Dean’s list at Hanover with a perfect 4. average for her second semester of her junior year. Jane is an English major.

CUFF ARQUETTE FIRST AT AVONDALE : ii That breezy bumpkin “Charlie Weaver” will appear at Avondale this week thru June 26, in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play “You Can’t Take It With You.” Performances will be presented nightly, Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m., except Saturday when two performances will be given at 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. Avondale is located in the Meadows Shopping Center in Indianapolis.

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