Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1958 — Page 6

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued trotn Page 1) The Junior C.Y.O. were entered in the Swim Meet at Broad Ripple Pool Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Joseph Geiman, Jr. is the swimming coach. On account of the overhaul of St. Christopher school bus, the Junior C.Y.O. yearly outing was postponed until today. They were to leave this morning for Brown County Park with enough lunch packed for two meals. The C.Y.O. was to provide the drinks and said that they would stand the admission fee into the park. And to make it all the more friendly, everybody was asked to ride in the bus. At the eight o’clock Mass next Sunday morning, July 20th, the Junior C.Y.O. members will receive corporate Holy Communion. A breakfast of coffee, milk and donuts will be served in the social room following the Mass. To this breakfast everyone is invited to partake—not just C.Y.O.ers. The ladies continue to come on Friday afternoon and clean the church. The names listed in the church bulletin for tomorrow are Helen Bandy, Barbara Bardash, Patty Bates, Vesat Battreall, Patricia Baughman, Evelyn Beason, Mary Beberdick, Mazie Bender, Agnes Benedetto and Barilyn Berger. What a privilege to serve Almighty God, and to get acquainted with each other! We often hear the remark that since St. Christopher is getting so big we don’t know anybody anymore. St. Meinard’s parish are holding a picnic on Sunday, July 20th. Assumption church in Indianapolis are having a Fish Friday tomorrow night. Serving to begin at 5 o’clock—or you may carry home your food. It is not doing the thing we like to do, but liking the thing we have to do, that makes life blessed.—Goethe. We are all hoping and praying that the rains get over or at least hold off during July 24, 25, and 26 for our Annual Lawn Festival. Pray daily your Rosary for peace in the world. Nora Bray

Dedication Sunday Of Washington Park Garden Mausoleum First four units of the Obelisk Court in Washington Park Cemetery’s new Garden Mausoleum will be dedicated Sunday, July 20th at 2:30 p.m. The ceremonies will be held on the grounds at the Martha Washington fountain area located at the north end of Potomac Lake. Rev. Howard W. Stone of the Irvington Presbyterian Church will be the speaker, and Richard H. Dye, president of the cemetery, will officiate at the services which are open to the public. Richard H. Maurice, director of Washington Park Cemeteries, is in charge of the program. The four units to be dedicated the the first group of a 19 building, $1,200,000 Garden Mausoleum construction program now in progress on the lakeside property. All crypts in this new type structure face out over a waterfall, fountain, or beautiful gar-

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dens, and have an outside entrance so that families may reach their crypt without entering the Mausoleum. The buildings are constructed of steel reinforced concrete, Cold Spring chocolate brown granite, and trimed in white Indiana limestone. Founded in 1922, Washington Park which is located at 10,800 East Washington Street, has been planned as an historical cemetery. It’s shrines and thoroughfares are memorials bearing the names of the family, friends, leaders, and historic places recorded in the life of George Washington. Following the dedication program, a tour of the cemetery will be made where the following features will be viewed: Mt. Vernon Indoor Chapel Mausoleum (the first of its kind in Indianapolis), the life size George Washington bronze statute (cast in Italy and recently erected), Jamestown Island, Lafayette Falls, Bridge of Memories and the replica of the Washington Monument.

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Indianapolis Hiking Club The Indianapolis Hiking Club plans a tow path hike on Sunday, July 20. They will meet at 2:00 p.m. at Holcomb Planetarium (Butler University) and hike south to 16th Street and Riverside Park, and return. This will be a pleasant, easy hike—good for beginners. The leader is Walter Handy, ME. 1-3230. Coast Guard Recruiting Attention youn men . . . you now have the opportunity of joining the Coast Guard here in Indianapolis ... a Coast Guard recruiter will be in room 428 of the federal building accepting applications from men who desire to enlist in the Coast Guard . . . for men who wish to learn a worthwhile trade the Coast Guard has unlimited openings in its excellent service schools . . . earn while you serve and learn and prepare for rapid advancement . . . All young men 17 to 26 get further information from the Coast Guard recruiter who will be at the federal building daily from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through July 18. ANNUAL LAWN FESTIVAL ST. CHRISTOPHER JULY 24, 25, 29

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Fifty Plus Enterprises, Inc. The July meeting of FIFTY PLUS in the World War Memorial Building, Monday evening, July 21st, 7:30 p.m., has all the earmarks of being the most interesting meeting yet held. Everyone who is interested in or concerned about the problems of our senior citizens, without regard for age, is both welcome and urged to attend. Free Red Cross Swimming Lessons Three sessions of beginning and .intermediate free Red Cross swimming lessons remain on the schedules at the six city pools. Sessions will be held from July 21 to August 1, from August 4 to 15 and from August 18 to 29. These classes are for children between the ages of 8 and 16. If a child has not already registered for a session, he should see the head lifeguard at his nearest city pool to inquire about vacancies. The free swimming lessons are jointly sponsored by the Indianapolis Red Cross, the city park department and the Indianapolis Public Schools. Red Cross-trained instructors will teach the classes free of charge. No pool fees will be charged during the class instruction time either.

Railroad Safety The Southern District is the safest of the New York Central Railroad’s five districts for the second successive year. The railroad’s Second Annual Safety Award was presented to W. B. Salter, general manager of the Southern District, here today by John F. Nash, of New York, vice president-operations. In winning the Award the Southern District’s 8,000 employes compiled a better safety record than the New York, Northern, Western and Eastern Districts.

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New Building For Lilly Construction of a four-story, air-conditioned Control Building will get under way .in August at Eli Lilly and Company’s McCarty Street plant in Indianapolis. Estimated to cost between $2.5 million and $3.5 million, it is expected to be completed by March, 1960. The new building, which will be rectangular in design and will measure 140 by 114 feet, will be erected on ground already owned by Lilly immediately east of the Development and Control Building, which is located at 645 South Alabama Street. Passageways will connect the two buildings at every floor, and the main entrance to the new structure will be through the lobby of the Development and Control Building. Accommodating about 350 persons, the new building will be occupied by the analytical and microbiological testing departments. In addition to individual laboratories, there will be separate rooms for special equipment, such as x-ray units and spectrophotometers and equipment for vapor phase chromatography, paper chromatography, and spectrography. Also including in the building will be locker rooms ’ on each floor, a seminar room seating 50 persons, a glassware preparation section in the basement, and a receiving dock. Refrigeration equipment to provide air-conditioning will be housed in a separate mechanical services building nearby.

Water Film Available A new motion picture showing the operations of the Indianapolis Water Company is now available for presentation before civic and luncheon clubs and other interested organizations. Titled “Water—From Plans to Plenty,” the color film traces the progress of water from the reservoirs through the purification and

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pumping processes and the distribution system into the customers* homes. Many uses of water are pictured —from lawn sprinkling to firefighting. Special emphasis is placed on the part an adequate water suply has taken in the growth of the Indianapolis area. The film concludes with a scenic tour of the water company’s two reservoirs. The movie was made by John E. Kleinhenz, Assistant to the Executive Vice-President of the water company, who has produced several previous films for the utility. The narration on the film is delivered by Sid Collins, local radio personality. Showings of the film can be arranged by calling or writing Mr.' Kleinhenz at the company’s Operations Center, 1220 Speedway Avenue.

Parliamentarians The Executive Board of the Indiana State Association of the National Association of Parliamentarians held a luncheon meeting recently and annonces the appointment of the appointive officers and committes for the coming year. The appointive officers are: Parliamentarian, Mrs. W. H. Vinzant, Indianapolis; Historian, Mrs. Evan Dehler, Fort Wayne; Auditor, Mr. Francis D. Campbell, Indianapolis. Appointed to Committees are: Education, Mrs. Paul van B. Allen; Housing, Mrs. Chas. Patton; Membership, Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan; Press, Mrs. B. Martin Guedelhoefer; Program, Mrs. Clarence L. Kittle; Qualifications, Mrs. Jasper P. Scott; Telephone, Mrs. C. E. Donovan; Year Book, Mrs. Harold M. Oshry; Revision of the Bylaws, .Mrs. Paul K. Thiery; Editor for the News Letter, Miss Violet Childers, all of Indianapolis. Mrs. Bernard B. Blinn is President