Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1970 — Page 3
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1970
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Guild Picnic Honors Hospital Volunteers
Members of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild marked the end of another year of service with their annual picnic lunch in Holiday House last week. Mrs. James Shorter, hospitality chairman, was in charge of arrangements for the affair. The members who had joined the Guild during the past year were guests of honor and were welcomed by Mrs. Charles D. Vawter, Guild President. Elton J. Ridley, Director of Hospitals at the Indiana University - Purdue University Medical Center in Indianapolis, presented Certificates of Award to Mrs. HJ2. Nicholson, Guild Vice President and Mfrs. Claude Arvin, Chariman of Volunteer Services, upon their completion of the Supervisor Management Course conducted by Robert L. Trussel, Indiana Uni-
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versity Personnel Training. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Volunteers will continue their All City Bands To Perform The All City, Junior High School Band and Orchestra will give a performance at the Garfield Park Amphitheater, Sunday, July 12, 8 p.m. according to F. Arthur Strong, Recreation Superintendent. The concert, which is coordinated by W. Owen Beckley, Supervisor of Instrumental Music, Indianapolis Public School System, is open to the public at no admission charge, Strong said. It is sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation, he explained.
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services throughout tne summer months in all the hospitals at the Medical Center.
J" W f Ik ~ it i gas Mr WBH BbaUtM* Miss Melva Jo Shinn
Miss Shinn To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Shinn, 4948 W. 15th Street, Speedway, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Melva Jo to Kurth Andrew Chin Fatt. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chin Fatt of Jamaica, West Indies. He is attending the University of California at Santa Barbara. Plans have been made for a July 19th wedding in St. Mark Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m., with the reception immediately following the ceremony at the Subdeb Club Names Officers Members of the Sigma Tau Sub Deb Club held their annual election dinner at the Key West Shrimp House on Monday evening, June 8. The new officers Include Holly Young, President; Lisa Hayes, Vice-president; Rita Borst, Secretary; Margaret Guion, Treasurer; Joy Shaw, Sargeant at Arms; and Joyce Gullett, Scrapbook.
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Hikers Off To Brown County The Indianapolis Hiking Club will meet at 9:30 A.M„ on July 12, at the fire tower in Brown County State Park for a sixteen mile rugged hike. Cars will leave the east side of the State House at 8:00 ajn., and hikers are asked to bring a trail lunch and water.
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'-*' x ' if * I J Miss Teri Jeanne Hughes
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Teri Jeanne Hughes and Alan Lynn Fella has been announced by the future bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Hughes, 5663 Meadowood Drive, Speedway. The future groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fella, 2616 Andy Drive. He attends Milligan College at Johnson City, Tenn. The couple will be wed in Thomas Set At Tri-State Richard K. Thomas, sot of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Thomas, 2117 Fisher Street, in Speedway, has been enrolled with the opening of the summer quarter at Tri-State , College, Angola. Indiana. - A graduate of Speedway High School, he is enrolled in the School of Business Administration.
High School Juniors & Seniors! (and Grads) Learn About Computer Programming in a lecture-laboratory course. "Introduction to Computer Programming” at the 38th Street Campus Computer Center. • Class Limit 20 • $25 Course Is designed for high school juniors and seniors interested in learning about the basic concepts of computers and programs. Students will write and process programs through the computer. For Information (all 923-1321, Ext. 335
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The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Eva Margaret Clark and Dale Alan Amich has been announced by her mother, Mrs. James C. W. Clark. She Is also the daughter of the late Jim Clark former swim coach of the Indianapolis Athletic Club and Westwood Country Club. The future groom, son of Mr.
North Liberty Christian Church on July 31.
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and Mrs. Frank Amich of Speedway, is completing his service with the 82nd Airborne Division. The bride-elect attended Fullerton Junior College In Fullerton, California. A fall wedding Is being planned.
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Area Students On Dean’s List
Twenty - five students from the Speedway Flyer-Journal area have been named to the Dean’s List at Butler University for the second semester of the 1969-70 college yer. A grade average of at least a “B” is required. They are Billie L. BicheL 1120 N. Gtenarm; Judith Ellen Christie, 2827 Embassy Row; Kenneth W. Craig, 1736 N.Norfolk; Gary Dan Crouch, 6378 W. 35th Place; and Philip D. Dorrell, 1104 N. Plainview. Also Beth Fadler Eisleben, 3654 - D. Mission Drive;Cherrill B. Farnsworth, 4336 Moller Road; Charles K.Groshong, 5737 W. 43rd Street; Maryanne W. Hershey, 1714 Georgetown 6 A; and Marilyn P. Holman, 230 N. Mickley, Apt. D. Also Karen Q. J0hn50n,6357 Monarch Drive; Albert F.Kaiser, 2122 B.N. Lynnhurst, Patricia J. Pickett, 2702 Embassy Row; Rhonda Olson Pleak, 3542 Dukane Way; and Ruth C. Rhodes, 5755 W. 44th Street. ' Also Clarice M. Smego, 5919 Parkwood Court; H. Eric Smith, 6303 Monarch Drive, Marcia M. Staser, 6024 Beech Drive, Apt. A; Jane A. Titus, 5811 Schoolwood Drive; MaryannUrbancic, 4957 Ford Street; Jeanne M. Warmer, 4329 Woodland; Mich;
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eel J. Warner, 4329 Woodland; Carol T. Whitesell, 5508 W. 43rd Street; James D. Williams, 5602 Whitcomb Court; and Michael C. Wright, 3668 Mission Drive. Brifte Winers NmN The Westwood Duplicate Mixed Pair Championship winners have been announced for June 30th. Winners are Frankie Graves and Chuck Skarvan, first; Beth Blind and BobSulgrove, second; Everyl Aiken and Sid Kilshimer, third; and Billand Maxine Cook, fourth.
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