Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1960 — Page 6
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TOWN TOPICS (Continued from Page 1) know what is in the thoughts of these men as they raise their right hand and repeat that short, but solemn oath, but as an old codger, who has seen the last six of these events, I have never seen, or heard, a group with more sincere purpose and intent than the men you have chosen to serve you for the next four years. It is also a sad occasion. Some of the men who had helped with so many problems during the past four years will not be there now
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with their timely advice. We will miss them. Organization policies win be somewhat changed. Mr. John Fidget has been elected to serve as Board Chairman for the first ten months. Mr. Kenney Smith will serve as Vice Chairman. Mr. W. D. Wood, Mr. L. G. Leonard and Mr. Ed Hawkins, the other board members win advance to chair through a rotating program, each member serving as vicechairman for ten months after which he win serve as Chairman of the Board. The Trustees have formed two committees. The chairman and vice-chairman will be the administrating authority and be responsible for the operation of the Police Department. Fire Department and the Office. The other three members win be the administrating authority and be responsible for the operation of the Water Works, Sewage Works and Street
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Department The personell of these committees will rotate agreeable to the rotation schedule controlling the chairmanship of the Board. Department heads will be directly under, and will answer to his particular committee. Subject matter however, win be discussed by the five trustees who win make all decisions. Now to some of the doings around town. Some new street equipment has been purchased. (A new power grader and a new toller). Rolles Pure Oil Service was awarded the contract for gasoline, oil and supplies for the year 1960. The R. & R. Trucking Co. received the award for garbage and trash pick up and disposal. This is a two year contract and includes an esculator clause whereby the contractor wiU receive fifty cents per month for each new house occupied. The Comfort Station and Storage building in Meadowood Park
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Celebrating our 95 th ANNIVERSARY January 17th, was the 95th Anniversary of the founding of the Merchants National Bank & Trust Company. The oldest national bank in Indianapolis successor to the Indiana Trust Company, the first trust company in Indiana. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK VTRI IST COMPANY OLDEST NATIONAL BANK/N INDIANAPOLIS Established in 1865
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is underway. Speaking of parks, did you know that Meadowood Park is now the official name of the park in Meadowood Addition. The Recreation Board recommended that the three town parks be named Meadowood Park, located in Meadowood Addition; John S. Leonard Park, located on West 15th Street between Lyndhurst Drive and Worth Street, and the Wayne Baxter Park located at Annex Drive and West 10th Street. By proper action the Town Board has so declared the parks so named. Your reporter is very grateful to the Recreation Board and the Town Board, and-the honor is deeply appreciated. It was Mr. John Leonard who first had the desire to give to Speedway a much needed park, and being a member of the first Board of Town Trustees, (our records tell us that he was the first President of the first Board also), he felt it his duty to fulfill his desire. It was during the depression years when men were working for a basket of groceries and an accasional half-ton of coal. There is a lot of sweat and tears mixed with the soil in the John S. Leonard Park. Certainly a fitting name. The Indianapolis Transit Co. has made a proposal for extending their services in the Meadowood area. The Board has taken the proposal under advisement pending further study. If a change is made it will be by authority of the Public Service Commission. Speedway b in a test area wherein the Indianapolis Power and Light Company will change all street lamps every six months instead of replacing them only when they burn out. Now that the steel strike has been settled we should soon get delivery on a new fire truck as well as see some action on the water storage tank in Meadowood Park. The Northwest District Sewer is still tied up due to the Operating Engineers strike. Plans for a new Shopping Center on Road 136 at High School Road are in the hands of the Building Commissioners. We expect work to start very soon. Calvin Coolidge, a man of few words, once said “I have never been hurt by anything I didn't say.*‘ Sure wish I could always remember that.
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PERSONALS Miss Patricia Bartley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Bartley, 5241 W. 15th, was elected social chairman of the Sigma Kappa Sorority at Indiana State Teachers College. Miss Bartley, a sophomore majoring in music, is a pledge to Sigma Alpha lota, music honorary fraternity. Patricia A. Last, 2133 Gerrrard, Speedway, has been named a night editor of ‘The Indiana Daily Student,” campus newspaper at Indiana University. A junior, Miss Last will be responsible for make-up and news content of the paper one night a week during the first half of the second semester. Staff members of the laboratory paper are rotated each eight weeks to give journalism students varied opportunities in all phases of newspaper production including writing, reporting, editing, make-up, photography and business management. James McAllister, 1919 N. Gerrard, a sophomore, has been elected social chairman of Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity for the coming year. Westwood Country Club (Continued from Page 1) music for the adult ballroom dance Saturday night, January 23. An authentic Hawaiian black-lite floor show will be presented by Miss Joslin, Miss Patti Brier, and “Patti’s Pretties.” For advanced ticket reservations call: Mr. and Mrs. Walt Zeiher, CH. 4-2504, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winings, CH. 4-9007, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wacker, CH. 43604, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lish, ME. 6-3673, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coulson, CH. 1-1637. Advanced sale: Members, $1.50 per couple; Guests, $2.00 per couple. Tickets at door: Members $2.00 per couple; Guests, $2.50 per couple. In the bowling this week the “Woodchoppers” are leading with 36% games won and 17% games lost. Juanita Seeman was high for 3 games with 473, and also was high for single game with 184.
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BRI Rooker and the “Rockers” will play for the Teen Canteen dance Wednesday ntfkt, January 27. Hours are from 7:30 to 9:30 P-m. GIRL SCOUT NEWS (Continued from Page 1) The troop would also like to thank Tri Kappa Sorority for their cash donation to the troop treasury. Scout Troop 774 had a Christmas party December 15. Then Dec. 18 the Troop went caroling. Dec. 23 we went to a Christmas concert. We are now working on our Second Class Rank. We expect to have the fourth grade Brownies to visit the Troop. Scribes Nancy Dinwiddie, Diana Stewart and Charlene Lewis. Speedway Tri Kappa Bridge-A-Rama Scores High scores for the seventh round of the Bridge-a-rama, sponsored by the Speedway Tri Kappas are: 1. Robert Calhoun and Robert Byrne, 33,610 2. Charles Skarvin and Richard McLain, 27,570 3. Miss Miriam Anderson and Morris Sparks, 27,260 4. William Smith and Jack Weathers, 26,730 5. Mr. and Mrs. James Barrett, 26,020 6. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook, 25,930 7. Mrs. George Maple and Mrs. Fred Bell, 25,450 8. John Anderson and Rex Leonard, 24,690 9. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hood, 24,400 10. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Poste, 23,780 11. Mrs. Jack Kesler and Mrs. Eleanor Schaefer, 23,730 12. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Benjamun, 23,260 13. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes, 22,390 14. Mrs. James Mitchell and Mrs. Frank Wraight, 21,930 15. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shumar, 21,880. ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE