Speedway Flyer, Volume 24, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1955 — Page 3

Thursday, August 4, 1955

Classified Ads —« TOMATOES FOR SALE by basket or bushel. 921 Grande Ave. CY. 0192. WANTED TO BUY —Baby bassinette in good condition, reasonable. BE. 8050. FOR SALE—one new 20” window fan! also one slightly used 18” window fan. Bargain. 5116 Crawfordsville Road. TOWN NEWS (Continued from Page 1) the area of Speedway Drive west of Lyndhurst. If any readers wish to voice an opinion, please contact the bus company, “Indianapolis Railways, Inc.” Due to the fact that they have a monopoly on public transportations, their plans will not be too greatly influenced 1 y the Town Board’s opinion. Therefore, contacting individual Town Board members will not help your cause. The\ have already voiced their disapproval of the re-routings, but do agree a change is necessary to better serve the growing community. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Gordin, representing the Parent Teacher’s association, discussed methods of improving Traffic Safety. After considerable discussion and taking the matter under advisement for a week, the Police Department has been authorized to employ five people to direct traffic during the school term of 1955 and 1956. A nominal compensation will be paid. A group of citizens living in the area of Lyndhurst Drive and W. 10th St. have requested relief from noises and automobile lights flashing at the Root Beer Stand. Mr. Collins, Town Marshal, was ordered to notify the operator to discontinue the juke box and to plant shrubs along the north property line. Bids on water main extension to Meadowood Addition have been awarded. The Williams Bros. Construction Company was the lowest, but two bids were taken under advisement for one week. However, the final award was given to the above company at the cost of $22,895.75. TJie budget estimate of proposed park expenses for 1956 was taken under advisement after being presented to the Board by Mrs. Barbara Nagle, chairman of the Recreation Board and Mr. Robert McMahon, Board member. At the following meeting the rate was set at $7,880. Mr. Robbins, Street Supt., was instructed to inform the State Highway Dept, that the Town Trustees objected to the use of an existing 30 inch sewer on the north side of W. 16th St. and running east from Georgetown Rd. for sanitary purposes. Mr. Young and Mr. Harman of the State Highway Dept, have informed Mr. Baxter, Town Clerk, that no provisions have been made for installing traffic signals at Winton Ave. or at Lyndhurst Dr. They further reported that if the New York Central Railroad would install flasher signals at their Lyndhurst Drive crossing, the State would install proper automatic signals at the highway intellection. Mr. Risch has been instructed' to proceed with the necessary steps to petition the Indiana Public Service Commission to cause the New York Central to install the flasher signals.

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Dr. Claude Piantadosi, formerly of the University of North Carolina, has been named assistant professor of Pharmacy at Butler University according to Dean Karl L. Kaufman, Dean of the College of Pharmacy. Dr. Piantadosi was graduated from Long Island University with a B.S. degree. He received his Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Columbia University where he was a teaching assistant in Organic and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. While serving as an. instructor at the University of North Carolina, he has been a Fellow of the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Educa-

tion. During this period he completed his work for the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Dr. Piantadosi is a registered Pharmacist in three states and is a member of numerous honorary and scientific societies, including Sigma Xi, Rho Chi, the American Pharmaceutical Association and the American Chemical Society. A native of New Jersey, Dr. Piantadosi is married and has two children. He served three years in thq United States army during World War 11. SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH FISH FRY FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 19-20

PITMAN-MOORE NEWS

The addition of Dr. J. W. Newbeme to the scientific staff of the Pitman-Moore Company biological laboratories has been announced by Dr. S. E. Boseman, director. A native of Adel, Georgia, Dr. Newberne attended the University of Georgia. His education was interrupted by World War II during which he served in the U. S. Naval Air Corps, separating with the rank of Lieutenant. Following the war he resumed his education at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute where he received his D.V.M. degree. From 1953 until he joined the Indianapolis pharmaceutical firm engaged in teaching, research and post-graduate training in the department of pathology and parasitology at the Institute where he holds a Masters degree in pathology. Dr. Newberne is married and has two daughters.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from page 1) Andrew’s parish . . . The Sylvester McManus’ are moving today to Youngstown, Ohio . . . and the George Ryans’ are moving away. Father Lindemann said that thirty-seven families have moved out of the parish since the first of the year. And so it is, we come and go. But we are happy to welcome a new comer and congratulate Dory and Bob Grande and little sister Margaret. It was a boy about 5 o’clock Sunday morning, July 31st, at the Methodist hospital. Robert Joseph, Jr., weighed 9 lbs. and 3 oz. Mother and son are doing so fine that they were expected home Tuesday. The Grandes live at 5625 West 10th Sttreet. Al Aulbach who had a heart attack Tuesday of last week is still critical. Al is at St. Vincent hospital. Sister Mary Denis, Sister Agnes Marie, Sister Marciana and Sister Julia are now with us. More good nuns will be coming soon. We are always happy to have the good Sisters back with us. Tomorrow many will receive Holy Communion expressing their love for the Sacred Heart of Jesus on First Friday. Many will also receive Holy Communion on Saturday morning expressing their love for the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Last call for a couple of vacancies to the BASEBALL GAME to Cincinnati this Sunday, men. Call Leonard Benedetto on West 15th. On Saturday is celebrated the Transfiguration of Our Lord. Members of the Altar Society will receive Holy Communion at the eight o’clock Mass on Sunday. Remember to pray the beads on your rosaries for peace in the world. Nora Bray

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from page 1) which will have two classrooms. This will permit children who were in the two first grade rooms at Elementary No. 2 during 195455 to continue at that school during 1955-56. At Elementary School No. 1, 14th Street and Winton, where 17 rooms are available, there will be one kindergarten room, three classrooms each for grades one, three, four, and five, with two classrooms each for grades two and six. It is believed that the above distribution of classrooms provides the fairest possible assignment of pupils although it means in a few cases that children in one family will attend different elementary schools. In the study of the school population it was found that if a division was made at any designated street for all grades it would make an extremely large number in some classrooms with a very small enrollment in others. In the assignment of pupils listed below the boundaries for pupils who will be in grades two through six are the same as for 1954-55. Boundaries for pupils who will be in kindergarten and first grade are somewhat different from last year. Due to the great amount of current home construction in Speedway and the uncertainty at this time of the number of pupils

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who will enroll this fall, it may be necessary to make some changes in pupil assignment after the first day of school. Pupils will attend Elementary School No. 2 during the 1955-56 school year as follows: Kindergarten 1. All pupils living on 15th and 16th Streets west of Lyndhurst Drive. 2. All pupils living on Worth Street north of the B. & O. Railroad. 3. All pupils living in the area north of Crawfordsville Road from the west edge of Speedway east to and including both sides of Allison Avenue north to 21st Street, both sides of 21st Street east to Winton Avenue, both sides of Winton Avenue north to Allison, and both sides of Allison north to 25th Street. 4. All pupils living north of 16th Street and south of Crawfordsville Road from the west edge of Speedway east to and including Garrard Avenue. 5. All remaining kindergarten pupils in Speedway will attend Elementary School No. 1 at 14th Street and Winton Avenue. Grade One 1. All pupils living on 16th Street west of Lyndhurst Drive. 2. All pupils living in the area north of 16th Street and south of Crawfordsville Road from the west edge of Speedway east to and including Lyndhurst Drive. (Continued on page 4)

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