Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1959 — Page 6

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TOWN TOPICS (Continued from Page 1) tistics shows that an average of 3.2 people live in each Speedway home. We are sorry to have misinformed you. The Town Board has been requested to allow an extension made to the sanitary sewer system in Farley’s Speedway Home Place Addition. If granted, it will serve 85 acres immediately west of Girl School Road. The engineering department had previously advised against the extension but will make a re-

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survey. As usual some of the bills that are to be presented to the 1959 General Assembly seem to be directed at incorporated towns and cities in Marion County. Your Town Board will oppose any legislation that would deprive the people of Speedway the right and privilege of self-government. We are especially concerned about a Park and Recreation bill which, if it passes, will deprive the Town of Speedway of any and all control of their Park and Recreation system. Even the park lands and all of the equipment would be

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confiscated. Tax levies would also increase. Watch your newspapers for this bill. Write to your legislators and be ready to give your town officials your full support in defeating this bill. It is satisfying to know that the Town of Lawrence and the City of Beech Grove also are opposed to the bill.

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The total property tax levee has now been set Each governmental unit will receive the following amount on each SIOO of assessed valuation. State of Indiana .08; Marion County $1,093; Town of Speedway $1,235; School and Township $3,282, for a total rate of $5.69. If you know what your property is assessed at,

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ceive an estimated overall $416,500 from local taxes and state support during 1959. The Board has agreed to dedicate necessary land to Marion County to straighten 42nd Street Road. This will straighten a hazardous “S” curve. It is understood that the county highway is to make the improvement. We want to correct some newspaper articles as published by some of the downtown papers regarding “Free Parking” on Main Street. Although parking meters will be hooded from 10:00 A.M. Friday through 6:00 P.M. Saturday, the two-hour time limit parking restriction will be enforced. Another flood threat has come and gone and many telephone calls came to the Town Hall from

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) CHANCEL FLOWERS for next Sunday will be given by Mr. and Mrs Arthur E. Blum. WORKERS CONFERENCE. There will be a meeting at the church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. for all superintendents, teachers and helpers in the Church School. Please try to attend as this will be a very important meeting. SENIOR HI C.Y.F. will meet Sunday, February 1, at 5:00 p.m. for recreation and Fellowship. Study and worship will begin at 7:00. At the business meeting plans for the Chili Supper will be discussed. Mr. Ronald Updike will lead the study on the subject, “Sermon On The Mount As Applied For Today.” FUNCTIONAL COMMITTEES will convene for their various departmental meetings at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, February 2. At 8:30 p.m. the Pastor’s Cabinet will meet. It is very important that all members in the departments attend as the Committees cannot function properly without the full cooperation of everyone. DORCAS, EVENING, KEZIA AND NAOMI CIRCLES will meet Tuesday, February 3rd, at 7:30 p.m. for a joint session. For the business meeting of each Circle, Dorcas will meet in the Senior Hi Room, Evening in the Junior Hi Room, Kezia in Fellowship Hall and Naomi in the Young Settlers room. At 8:15 all will meet in Fellowship Hall for the program which will include a film, “The Mid-East Profile.” Dorcas Circle will act as hostess and take care of decorations; Evening Circle will have worship; Naomi, the program; and Kezia, the refreshments. CHOIRS. Wednesday—7:3o p.m., Chancel and Men’s Chorus (combined). Thursday—3:ls, Children’s Chorale; 7:00, Chapel; 8:00, Cloister. ROBING OF THE CHOIRS. During the month of February, the Children’s Chorale, Chapel and Cloister Choirs will be robed by Dorcas Circle with Mrs. Frank Amich as chairman. During the month of January, Mary-Martha Circle attended with Mrs. Clinton Hawkins, Sr., Mrs. Louis Smith and Mrs. Williams Evans assisting. PLAN AHEAD! We want everyone to plan ahead and mark the calendar to attend the Chili Supper sponsored by our Senior Hi young people. The date is Thursday, February 19. THANKS. We were very proud of our young people last Sunday. A special thanks to all the young folks and adults who helped make that day a memorable day in the life of our church. NEW MEMBERS. We were happy to receive into the membership of the church, the following persons: Mrs. Mary Croney, 2345 Fisher; Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Fuller, 3130 Keswick Road; Mr. and Mrs. Harl E. Harmon, 2026 Allison; and Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Hott, 2022 Allison. ROSES on our lectern recently announced the birth of Andrew Dean Atkinson, son of Glen and Marilyn Atkinson, born January 15; and James David White, son of Albert and Patricia White, born January 14.

a lot of anxious people. A flood threat is a terrifying experience and people naturally become excited. However, we here at the Town Hall try to keep informed as to developments through the Indiana State Flood Control Board, an organization who is quite capable and well equipped. During this last threat there was no time when Speedway was endangered. On questioning some of our callers we learned that they were hearing news flashes over their radios. Where the newscasters got their information we do not know. We do

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know that no such information was given out from the Town Hall, nor the Indiana State Flood Control Board. It would seem to us that anyone having a powerful instrument at his disposal, such as a newscaster, should use extreme caution about the authenticity of his newscasts. It’s unfortunate that so many people had to suffer so much mental anguish because of unfounded rumors. ; A fellow who is always declaring he’s no fool usually has his suspicions. x