Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1960 — Page 8

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Committee attended the county meeting of that group last Thursday night. Speedway people attending were John Fidger, R. C. Jordan, R. J. Kryter, George McClelland, and Dale Weller. The local committee, along with several other advisory groups in Marion County, urged the County School Reorganization Committee to defer action on Marion County School Reorganization. In a later meeting the Reorganization Committee voted unanimously not to propose a plan of school reorganization at this time. At the meeting last Thursday night the Speedway Advisory Group submitted a written report to the county committee. Speedway citizens may be interested in this report which is reprinted below: I. There is no need for major school reorganization in Marion County. If the committee could find a way for Woodruff Place and Center Township outside to become a part of the Indianapolis School System on a voluntary basis, there would be no need for further reorganization. All of the

eleven remaining units in Marion County more than meet the minimum requirements as set forth by the state committee. All are growing, and all are improving their educational programs. Too much argument has been made concerning the relative merits of the various school systems in Marion County. It is doubtful if it can be proved that the quality of education varies to any great extent among the various school corporations of Marion County. (A study of finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Competition indicates that the pupils from small schools have succeeded in about the same percentage as those in larger schools.) 11. Consolidation of schools in Marion County would not reduce educational costs. Figures show that costs per pupil in Marion County are less in the smaller corporations than in the larger ones; therefore, there is no reason to believe that combining corporations into a larger unit would reduce costs. 111. Further equalization of education tax rates requires state legislation. Some further equalization of tax rates may be needed, but if needed, it must come on a statewide basis. Equalizing rates in Marion County will not help the “bedroom” communities in surrounding counties. Some equalization already exists as a result of the State Minimum Foundation Program and the County Education Tax. More needs to be done, but it should not be necessary to sacrifice local control to attain this. Local communities in Marion County should be able to determine the educational program which fits their community, and if it is a more ambitious program than another community wants, they should be permitted to pay for it. IV. Local control must not be sacrificed. Even more important than equalizing educational opportunities and tax burdens, is retention of local control of schools. Eleven administrative units in populous Marion County are not too many. One Board in Marion County could not possibly represent adequately the various communities with widely differing needs. The American system of free public schools is based on local control, and preservation of this local control is a fundamental requirement of any school organization plan.

The varsity football team did not have a game last week, but the reserve team defeated the Avon varsity team 48-0. Avon is starting football this year, and this was their first game. In cross country Speedway lost its first meet to Zionsville 21-34. LIBRARY NOTES The High School Library is open four evenings each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 6:30 to 9:00 Monday through Thursday. These books have been recently added to the Library: Pei—Getting along in Spanish Pei—Getting along in Russian American Heritage—Railroads in the days of steam Pesson—World of insects Petersen—Complete book of hot rodding Plotz—Untune the sky Pollack—Careers and opportunities in engineering Power-Waters Melody maker; biography of Sir Arthur Sullivan Rasky—Roy Rogers, king of the cowboys Rawlings—The sojourner Redondo—Spanish in record time Regensteiner—German in a nutshell Reichart—Archery Reinfeld—How to build a coin collection REGISTER AND VOTE

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Rummage Sale The ladies of St. Christopher Altar Society are sponsoring a Rummage Sale October 12th, 13th and 14th. This will be held in the church social room each afternoon and evening. Anyone wishing to donate articles of any nature may call Mrs. Vanard CH. 4-3426 or Mrs. Leonard Benedetto, CH. 40218 for pick-up. This rummage sale is open to the public and your patronage would be very much appreciated. 'CARE ABOUT YOUR NEIGHBOR WEEK" Governor Harold W. Handley has designated the week of October 3-10 as “CARE About Your Neighbor” Week in Indiana. In his proclamation, the Governor pointed out “the citizens of Indiana have consistently supported CARE since its inception” and that they “are becoming increasingly concerned with the problems and needs of the unfortunate throughout the world.”

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) evening from 7:30 to 9. St. Christopher men will worship at the Nocturnal Adoration in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, 14th and Meridian streets, tomorrow night from 11 to 12 o'clock. 4 Tomorrow night there will be another one of those enjoyable Ladies* Social Parties in the social room at St. Christopher beginning at 6:30 o’clock. Plenty of good food and drinks, served cafeteria style all evening long, and lots of fun! A dollar donation at the door is asked. All ladies are invited. Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock St. Christopher Cadet Kickball will play St. Rita in Speedway park. Saturday is First Saturday. Daughters of Holy Name members will join their fathers in receiving corporate Holy Communion at the eight o'clock Mass Sunday morning. A ham and egg breakfast in honor of the young ladies in the social room will follow the Mass. Messrs. Carl Summers and Jack Hornbeck are in charge of the breakfast. After the breakfast, Willard Tremmel will be in charge of the movies which will be shown. Kenneth Thomas, president of the Holy Name, says that if a member does not have a daughter he is to borrow, beg or steal one for next Sunday morning. And if he cannot do that, then he is to come anyway. Thanks for all the papers and magazines last week-end. A beautiful pearl rosary was found late Saturday afternoon by the side of one of the crates. Owner may have same by calling CH. 1-5816 and identifying same. , In the social room of the school building, Rummage Sale will be on Wednesday, October 12, from 1 to 3 in the afternoon and from

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8 to 9 in the evening; on Thursday, October 13, from 1 to 3 and from 7 to 9 p.m.; and again on Friday, October 14, afternoon from 1 to 3. Please bring any articles you may wish so give down, if you possibly can, before that time. If anyone needs pick-up of rummage, they are asked to call Agnes Benedetto (CH. 4-0218) or Rose Sherman (CH. 4-3426). Non-Catholics are invited to call for pick-ups. The public is invited to the Sale. Everybody circle your calendars to remember to come to St. Christopher for the Annual Jr. CYO Fish Fry on Friday night, October 14. High Mass tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock will be for a special intention. Monsignor Busaid of Holy Trinity and Father Wilberding of St. Ann were two of the visiting clergy at the close of the Forty Hours Devotion Sunday evening. Arthur K. James has been authorized by the Most Reverend Archbishop of Indianapolis, Paul C. Schulte, to solicit subscriptions to the Extension Magazine, a publication of the Catholic Church Extension Society. A class for anyone desiring to review the Catholic faith, take a complete course of instructions or simply seek information was begun in the church basement Wednesday evening, October 5. Questions and discussion were encouraged. For further information please call the rectory. The Junior CYO attended a Holy Half-Hour Tuesday evening at 7:30. This was followed by a social. The Gray Ladies are asking for volunteers for the Cold Spring Road Veteran's hospital. Mrs. Herman (Barbara) Schmink (CH. 10456) will be glad to give further information if called. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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