Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1959 — Page 4

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WINFIELD WOOD Has been active in community affairs for many years. Served on the Speedway School Board for eight years and has been on the Board of Town Trustees for the last two years. Associated with the Atkins Saw Division of the Borg-Warner Corporation for 33 years and is employed now by the Hoosier Veneer Company. Member of the Speedway Christian Church. Married and has three children.

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LEONARD BENEDETTO Resident of Speedway since 1942. Married and has two children. Park Board member 1953-1957. Charter member of Speedway Baseball Assoc. Attended schools in Bridgeport, Conn. Completed courses at LaSalle Univ., Purdue Ext., National Foremens Institute. Trustee of St. Christopher Church. Boys' Director of C.Y.O. Employed as Supervisor at Bridgeport Brass since 1932. V. P. of company Federal Credit Union, and Booster Club. Charter member of Westwood Country Club.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued, from Page 1) rector on Russia and Communism at 8:15 in St. Christopher school building. Not only are the husbands invited, but the Society is inviting any interested public. There is no admission charge. Mesdames Kenneth Carter and James Gillespie are co-chairmen. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 5, 6 and 7, St. Christopher ladies will offer rummage for sale to the public in the social room of the school building ... on Thursday and Friday from 1 to 3 in the afternoon and from 7 to 8 in the evening . . . and on Saturday from 1 to 3. Will folks please bring their rummage downstairs in the school building anytime after Sunday, November 1. And if there is anyone who cannot bring their rummage, Mrs. Donald Woolery, chairman, will arrange for pick-up if called. (CH. 4-0246). The Indianapolis Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold their Annual Card Party at the K. of C. on Thursday, November sth, at 1:30 in the afternoon and again at 8 in the evening. For reservations call CH. 1-8877. Mrs. Francis Hughes, delegate from St. Christopher, is serving on the ticket sales committee. Mrs. Myron Gordon of 1040 Winton Avenue is in the Methodist Hospital. Her room number is C-134. Let us all offer up our prayers so that she will soon be well and home again with her family.

On Monday morning at 8 o’clock, Father Lindemann offered up the Anniversary High Mass for Gabriel Russ at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sinkovich. On Tuesday, the Mrs. J. Fach family requested the Mass be said for Ann Worthington. Father Lindemann offered up the Mass on Wednesday at 8 o’clock for the living and the deceased members of St. Christopher parish. The Mass this morning for Bernard C. Barth was requested by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yeager and tomorrow the Mass will be for Helena Phillips at the request of Mary Keller. PECANS! PECANS! Yes, the ladies of St. Christopher will sell Pecans again this year—the same delicious nuts as usual from Florida —51.50 a pound. The price is a little higher than last year, because nuts are not plentiful this year, they tell us. Call your order to Helen Beberdick, chairman, CH. 1-0363 evenings, or Mrs. William Yoder, president of the Altar Society, CH. 1-3458, Mrs. William Meyer, CH. 4-0283, Mrs. Wilbur Riedy, CH. 4-2231 at anytime or Nora Bray, CH. 1-5816 evenings. The ladies hope to have some nuts here by November Ist, but if not then, shortly thereafter. Discussion Group meetings have been held as follows: Our Lady of Fatima, Monday, October 19th, with Mrs. James Rosner: Ave Marie on Tuesday evening, October 27th, with Mrs. Richard Carroll, and Immaculate Conception also on Tuesday night with Mrs. Leo Manley. About four hundred and fifty attended the Holy Half-hour at

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THOAAAS STROUSE Resident of Speedway since 1928. Married and has four children. Graduate of Indiana University with B.S. Degree in Business Administration. Employed as Treasurer of Edward B. Morris Assoc., Insurance Consultants. Member of Speedway Park Board 5 years, two terms as President. Founder and president for several years of Speedway Baseball Assoc. Financial Secretary of Speedway Christian Church. Past Commander of Speedway Post No. 198, the American Legion.

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EDWARD HAWKINS Lived in Speedway 15 years. Married and has two children. Graduate of General Motors Institute with B.S. in Engineering. Employed at Chevrolet (Indianapolis) as Supervisor in Assembly. Now serving on the Board of Town Trustees as an appointed replacement. Active in the Speedway Christian Church and Speedway Masonic Lodge.

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six o’clock Sunday evening and the Youth Recognition Dinner at 6:30. After dinner they enjoyed a talk and slides by Father William Stineman on his trip to Mexico. Tuesday night, October 27, the Junior C.Y.O. members took part in the “Rosary on the Air” at WIRE. Wednesday night, October 28th, many St. Christopher C.Y.O.S and parents enjoyed the Annual C.Y.O. banquet at Scecina high school at 6:30. At this dinner the C.Y.O. trophy of the year was presented. On Sunday, November Ist, the Junior C.Y.O. Baking Contest is cheduled in St. Roch’s cafeteria with judging from 2 to 5 in the afternoon. Cake auction will follow and a dance at 7 o’clock. Mrs. Morris Gambrail of St. Christopher is on the committee for entries. St. Christopher Junior C.Y.O. cooperated with the Youth of the Speedway Christian Church in the collection for funds for the UNICEF drive on Wednesday night. We hope that Father Lindemann had a Happy Birthday on Tuesday, October 27th. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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LAWRENCE LEONARD Born in Speedway, attended Speedway Grade School and graduated from Purdue University as an Electrical Engineer. Employed six years by Public Service Co. of Indiana and is now supervisor of the Plant Engineering Dept, of Allison Div. Registered Professional Engineer in Ind. Member of Speedway Christian Church, Speedway Masonic Lodge and Speedway Park Board. Married and has 2 children.

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WALTER BLASE Married and has two children. Resident of Speedway for 31 years. Member of St. Andrew Lutheran Church, Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge, P.TA, Marion County Fish and Game Assoc., Westwood Country Club, 31 years on Speedway Volunteer Fire Department. Served on the Speedway Zoning Board. Donor of the Blase Sportsmanship Award at Speedway High School.

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RAYMOND DAULT Resident of Speedway for five years. Married and has one child. Member of St. Christopher Church. President of the Board of Zoning Appeals for Speedway. Director of Speedway Lions Club and Indiana Restaurant Assoc. President of Michigan State Univ. Alumni Club of Central Ind. Member of the following organizations: Water Safety Comm, of the Rod Cross, Speedway Post No. 198, The American Legion, Knights of Columbus. Manager of the Student Union and Food Service, I. U. Medical Center.

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KENNETH SMITH Fifty-one years old; married to Doris L. Smith; two married daughters. Twentyfive years at Linde Co., 11 as head of Industrial Relations. Attended Indiana University and Purdue Extension. Member of Masonic Lodge and Knights Templar. Past President of Speedway Exchange Club. Past President of Indianapolis Personnel Assoc. Member Seventh Christian Church, American Society of Quality Control, Westwood Country Club.

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JOHN FIDGER, JR. Served os member of Town 800 rd for lost four years. Married and has two children. Employed at Allison Div. GMC. Member of Indionopolis Flood Control Raaisl th At Faala ww—lw* Rw WvniHwllwww UvßwO CUgSw wO— Flood Control project be combined Water Reservoir Flood Control and Recreational Area North of 38th St. behind proposed Dam. Recommended State Legislature approve representation on Metropolitan Plan Commission with voting power.

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GEORGE ZIEGELMUELLER Lifetime resident of Speedway and graduated from Speedway Schools. Member of the Lutheran Church, Charter member of Speedway Masonic Lodge and Sahara Grotto. Past President of Speedway Coal Co., member of American Foundryman's Assoc., employed by Electric Steel Castings for 35 years, and moulding supervisor for 16 years. Has served 3Vi years on Marion County Planning Board where he established an outstanding record for the West Side.

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