Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1960 — Page 3

Thursday, April 21, 1960

WESTWOOD (Continued from Page 1) served to all who attend. The all aluminum pool is painted deep aqua and measures 36feet wide by 75 feet long—standard AAU size. It has water depths ranging from 4 feet to 11 feet and holds 145,000 gallons of water. This pool, which was constructed by Chester Pools, Inc., is believed to have the lowest maintenence cost ever possible. It is constructed to there is no loss of water through seepage and the pool’s decks are designed so that all water eventually flows back into the pool. The pool has a 1 and 3 meter diving boards. The all aluminum building is 60 feet wide by 120 feet long. The walls are made of enameled aluminum “monopanels” insulated with spun glass. There are no windows or regular outside entries in the building with the exception of emergency fire doors, so heating cost will be held to a minimum. The pool building, in addition to housing pool and special filtering and condensation equipment, also contains a special fresh air circulating unit so that the pool area will retain a constant, comfortable temperature without the great humidity normally found in indoor pools. Lights in both ceiling and pool are especially constructed Natatorium fixtures designed by W.H.S. Electric Company. Swimming instructions, family swimming periods and practice times for Westwood’s award winning Swimming Team are scheduled for the new facility. The total cost of the new indoor pool, building and pool equipment is approximately $120,000 — bringing the estimated total value of Westwood Country Club facilities to $300,000.. A new snack bar and a special parents lounge which contains Television, Daily and Weekly Newspapers and other literature were also installed at the time the new indoor pool was constructed. Westwood Country Club, which is owned and operated entirely by its members who work without pay (with the exception of Club Manager, Jim Clark, a secretary, life guards and 3 mantenance people), has already completed 3 outdoor pools, club house and complete playground-picnic area with funds raised from small membership dues, membership sponsored activities and events. The expense of this new structure will be handled in the same manner. Financing arrangements for Westwood’s entire expansion program were made through the cooperative efforts of the local Speedway Savings & Loan and Speedway State Bank. Persons interested in joining the club are urged to do not now while limited membership openings are still available. Inquiries on memberships will be answered Sunday, April 24th, 1 to 6 p.m. or by phoning CH. 4-3305. See the world’s only all-alumin-inum Natatorium Sunday, April 24th, 1 to 6 p.m., Westwood Country Club.

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Grove, There. April 26, Band Dinner. April 28, Baseball, Franklin Township, Here. April 28, Mid-State Conference Track Meet. All Marion County schools outside the City of Indianapolis will be dismissed this Friday while teachers attend the annual Busi-ness-Education Day programs. Next year the B-E Day visitations will be held for Indianapolis schools while all other schools in Marion County remain in session. On B-E Day teachers visit various businesses and industries. The Speaker for the 1960 Commencement Program will be Dr Irvin E. Lunger, President of Transylvania College at Lexington, Kentucky. Dr. Lunger served a 17-year pastorate at the University Church of the Disciples of Christ at Chicago, Illinois. In 1955 he became academic dean of Transylvania College and in 1958 was appointed president. LIBRARY NOTES The High School Library is open four evenings each week for the use of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 6:30 to 9:00 Monday through Thursday. These titles are new: Thomas —Mathematics made easy Tompkins—SOS at midnight Shulman —I was a teen-age dwarf Alcott —Eight cousins Alcott —Jo’s boys Dodge—Hans Brinker Doyle—Book of Sherlock Holmes Kaler—Toby Tyler Sewfell —Black Beauty Haney—No reservations Hyde—Atoms today and tomorrow Alderman —Joseph Brant, chief of the six nations Baker—America’s first trained nurse, Linda Richards Cooke —Tecumseh: destiny’s warrior Freuchen—l sailed with Rasmussen

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The Chapel Choir The Capital University Chapel Choir, a nationally famous concert group from Columbus, Ohio, has been booked for a concert locally in Indiana Central Auditorium, 4001 Otterbein Avenue, at 8:00 p.m. on April 26th. The Choir will appear under the sponsorship of Capital District Lutheran Men. Fifty-seven select voices, singing entirely a cappella, comprise this concert group. Under the direction of Dr. Ellis E. Snyder, their reputation has become national in scope through their emphasis on sacred music.

Marriage Lecture The Christian Family Life Committee of the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis will present another of its “Preparation for Christian Marriage” sessions. It will be held from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, April 24th, at Central Christian Church, 701 Ft. Wayne Avenue. Inquiries from engaged couples and newlyweds are invited by the Church Federation. Advanced registration should be made through their office, 310 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis, ME. 5-9506. There is a fee of $2.00 per couple.

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