Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1961 — Page 3

Thursday, February 9, 1961

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from page 1) Sandy Husser, Julie Cook, and Sandie Hickey, Clarinet trio; Sandy Feucht, Mimi Stout, FluteClarinet duet; Earl Evans, Denny Hackett, Ron LaFeber, Gary Green, Mary Jane Walker, and Brian Trentham, Brass Sextet; Marcia Pollock and Joan Kojola, French Horn duet; Glenn Miller and Ron LaFeber, Cornet duet. The varsity basketball team played a double overtime game at Ben Davis Friday night before losing 61-59. On Saturday night the Sparkplugs won from Plainfield 62-53 to give them a 12-5 record for the season to date. Speedway is undefeated in the rMid-State but has games to play at Decatur Cental and at Greenwood. The reserve team lost to Ben Davis 36-28 and won from Plainfield 39-33.

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The Speedway Bth grade teams went to the final game of the Mid-State Conference Tourney played last week. After defeating Decatur Central 37 to 34 and Danville 42-32, the Bth grade boys lost to Center Grove in the championship game 36-26. Due to the fact that the Bth grade team was playing in the Mid-State Conference Tourney, the Speedway 7th grade team entered the Marion County Junior High Tourney, winning their first game from Pike Township 35 to 30 and losing to Westlane 57-30. In other junior high games last week two 7th grade teams won from Westlane 7tfi grade teams by scores of 37-17 and 47-27. The freshman team defeated Clayton 25-23 last Wednesday night. LIBRARY NOTES The High School Library is

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Easter Seal Campaign The 1961 Easter Seal campaign in Central Indiana will be headed by Thomas W. Binford, well known business and civic leader in Indianapolis and president of the United States Auto Club. His appointment was announced this week by Noble L. Biddinger, president of the board of Crossroads Rehabilitation Center, the Easter Seal agency which serves crippled children and adults in Indianapolis and surrounding counties.

Binford will preside at the campaign kickoff luncheon March 1 at Crossroads. There will be no sale of Easter Seals in Marion County because Crossroads is a member of the United Fund here, Binford said. However, the traditional seals will be mailed to local residents with a “thank-you” message for their support of the United Fund. An envelop for contributions to the work at Crossroads will accompany seals mailed to residents of Hendricks, Boone and Shelby counties. The campaign ends officially on Easter Sunday which falls on April 2 this year. Butler Mothers' Council Card Party The Mothers’ Council of Butler University is sponsoring a benefit card party on the afternoon of Friday, February 17, in the Glendale auditorium of the Glendale Shopping Center. The Mothers’ Council membership is open to anyone who is interested in Butler. During the past year, new drapes, which the Council purchased, were hung in the recreation room of Jordan Hall. Each year the organization has a similar project and the proceeds from the card party will be added to its treasury for future use. For tickets, call Mrs. E. K. Chadwick, 5226 W. 14th St., CH. 4-2119. Next Symphony Concert In a departure from the usual concert fare, The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Izler Solomon, will present Offenbach’s “Tales of Hoffmann,” this weekend, Satur-

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day, February 11 and Sunday, February 12 at the Murat Theatre. The Orchestra’s concert version of the famous opera is expected to be one of the most popular of the entire season series. “Tales of Hoffmann” combines effervescent melodiousness with sincere romanticism. It is the only serious opera by the well-known composer Jacques Offenbach, who was best known for his many operettas. Tickets at $1.50, $2.00, $2.75, $3.25 and $4.00 are available at the Symphony Box Office, ME. 59596.

Harlem Stars And New York Rens Play At Indiana Central The exciting and hilarious Goose Tatum Harlem Stars will battle the New York Rens in the Indiana Central College gymnasium Thursday night, February 16. Game time is 8:15 p.m. The Junior Class of Indiana Central College is sponsoring this appearance of the Clown Prince of Basketball. Tickets are on sale in Room 114 of the college’s Academic Hall. Prices are $1.50 for adults, $1 for students, and 50 cents for children. An entertaining half-time show will be provided by the ageless wonder of baseball, Leroy (Satchel) Paiige, and the singing comedian, Sandman Howard. Weight Control Classes Free classes in weight control will be sponsored by the Marion County Heart Committee starting February 15. The classes will be held each Wednesday evening from seven to nine p.m. for six weeks, with the last class meeting March 22. Classes will be held at the Oak Park Fire Staition, 1402 S. Tibbs. No advance registration is required. Store Celery Carefully Storing celery properly is the first step in being sure of utilizing 100 per cent of the purchase. Separate and wash stalks, drain lightly, put in a polyethylenetype bag, or a glass jar with tight cover, and refrigerate. To be sure of good flavor and texture, buy in amounts that can be used within a few days.

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Footlite Presents "Paint Your Wagon" Richard Landrigan, Director for Footlite Musicals* coming production of “Paint Your Wagon,” has announced the cast for this Lerner & Loewe musical comedy about the days of the California gold-rush. Aldo Bertorelli, noted local actor, will portray the lead-

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ing role of Ben Rumson, and his daughter, Jennifer, will be played by Jennifer Dennis. Larry Wilhite is cast as Julio, the Mexican boy with whom Jennifer falls in love. Jacob Woodling, the Mormon, will be played by Jerry Nedd, and Jane DeWitt and Mary Conner will be seen as his two wives. Other leading gold-miners will be played by Dick Stewart, Ed VanNuys, Don Willis, Vance

Goldsworthy, Norman Jones, Dennis Kless, Lowell Nay, Jim Sullivan, John Becker and Don French. Nanette Fidger is featured in the role of Cherry. “Paint Your Wagon” is scheduled for February 17, 18, 24 and 25 at the Zaring Theater, Fall Creek Parkway and Central Avenue. Tickets are available at the Zaring Theater and Ross & Babcockin the Claypool Hotel

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