Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1961 — Page 4

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ST. ANDREW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) 9:30) and the worship service (at 10:45) there will be a coffee hour reception for the charter members of the congregation. Also during the worship service that morning special music will be provided by the present Senior Choir members plus all former choir members. At 3:00 p.m. this same Sunday, a special Congressional Meeting will take place. In the evening of September 17, the regular fall schedule of youth activities will begin as follows: Junior Choir, 6:00; Confirmation Classes, taught by Pastor Bigelow and Mr. John Farley, 6:00; Confirmation Choir Rehearsal, 7:00. The Senior Luther League will gather at the church Sept. 24 at 1:30 p.m. for a trip to McCormick’s Creek State Park. Leaguers are asked to bring 50c each to defray cost of food. The fourth teacher training, session of the recent series will be conducted at 8:00 p.m., Monday, September 18, in the Junior Department. Miss Sue Fielder, Director of Christian Education, will lead this session on “Active Ways of The first general meeting of, the United Lutheran Church Women will be held on Tuesday, September 19 at 8:00 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. In keeping with the/monthly topic of “The Well-Read Woman” the evening’s program Av ill feature a book review by Mrs. Ray Griffin of the Speedway, Christian Church. The state-wide United Lutheran Church Womeki Convention is scheduled for September 26-27 at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Indianapolis. The regular weekly meeting of the Speedway Alcoholics Anonymous group will be at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, September 19, in the Fellowship Hall. Senior Choir rehearses on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. St. Andrew’s Nursery School mets regularly on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings from 9-11.

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PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd, 1808 Norfolk St., have just recently returned home from taking their daughter, Sue, to New York City. Sue sailed, Thursday, Sept. 7th, on the SS Maasdam, for Vienna, Austria. Sue is one of one hundred and thirty-three students from the United States, who will spend their Junior year at the University of Vienna. While in New York the Todds took a boat tour around Manhattan Island. While on the tour they got to see the Queen Elizabeth and the SS Rotterdam ships arrive, a very thrilling sight. Also visited many other places of interest.

Sue and the other students are from the Institute of European Studies. They will arrive back home next year around August Ist. Sue will return to Hanover college next fall to spend her senior year. She is a member of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cottongim, 5 Mellon Court, Eagledale, announce the arrival of a son, Eric Neil, bom August 22 at Methodist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Ashby of Speedway are the grandparents. Tom Brady spent last week vacationing at Niagara Falls prior to returning to School at Flint, Michigan, where he is a Senior at

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General Motors Institute. Tom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady, Jr., 7101 Carlsen, will be the presiding officer of the Alpha Gamma Upsilon Fraternity. Some 180 candidates for Indiana University’s Marching Hundred Band, including Herman Greenwood, 1102 N. Lyndhurst, arrived on the Bloomington campus this week to begin the annual two-week fall band camp. The practice sessions are in preparation for a schedule that includes four home football games a road trip to Michigan State University, the Vincennes Band Festival and the Annual Pioneer Day Parade in Columbus. Greenwood, who will be a freshman this fall at 1.U., plays the altonium.

Sammie Coffman, 5028 W. 12th, Marcia Edwards, 4971 E. 15th and Nancy A. Beaman, 4928 W. 16th, Speedway, are among 500 Indiana University upperclassmen who will return to school this fall with scholarships ranging in value from SIOO to SI,OOO. Scholarships are provided by Indiana University, the State of Indiana, private individuals and their estates, business and industry. 0 Both Coffman and Miss Edwards have been awarded Child-of-Disabled-Veteran Fee Remission Scholarships, and Miss Beaman the State Fee Remission

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grant and a William Lowe Bryan Scholarship. . TOWN NEWS (Continued from Page 1) feature acoustic tile ceilings, glazed tile in showers, locker room, rest rooms and apparatus room; asphalt tile floors in all living areas, and a special provision for cleaning and drying hoses. Due to the fact that moderate flooding has occurred at times in the area selected for the new station, preliminary sketches call for the station to be elevated to conform to the grade level of the present facility.

Board members after a brief discussion expressed accord with the initial plans, with the provision that the dormitory area be reduced to accommodate only 12 men instead of 16 as proposed by the architects. Target date for opening of the new station is Sept. 1, 1962. Construction drawings are expected to be ready within approximately three months for distribution to potential bidders. In other business, the Town Board took under advisement a request by Robert O. Farley, West Side developer and builder to connect his planned new retirement village into the Speedway sewer system. To be built on an 18-acre tract at 7900 West 10th Street, the single-story apartments are designed for persons over 50 years of age.

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) tur Central, Here, 8:00. September 18, Reserve football, Plainfield, There, 6:30. September 22, Football, Brownsburg, There, 8:00. September 25, Reserve fooball, Beech Grove, Here, 6:30. September 26, Football, Franklin Central, There, 7:30. September 29, Senior High Dance for grades 10, 11, and 12. To date a total of 2,221 pupils have enrolled in Speedway Public Schools for the 1961-62 school year. The enrollment by schools is: Carl G. Fisher No. 1, 319; Arthur C. Newby No. 2, 172; James A. Allison No. 3, 472; Frank H. Wheeler No. 4, 292; and the Junior-Senior High School, 966. The enrollment by grades is: Kindergarten—2os Special Education—7 Grade One—l9o Grade Two—l 66 Grade Three—l 63 Grade Four—l6l Grade Five—l 79 Grade Six—lß4 Grade Seven—l 66 Grade Eight—l 92 Grade Nine—l9B Grade Ten—l 47 Grade Eleven—l3B Grade Twelve—l2s

Enrollment for adult evening classes will be at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, September 19, in Room 121 of the high school. During the past two years classes have been held in clothing and typewriting. Other classes can be organized if there is sufficient demand and if teachers are available. A minimum enrollment of 12 is required to start a class. The Speedway varsity Sparkplugs defeated Plainfield 26-6 last Friday night in the first game of the season. Decatur Central plays at Speedway tomorrow night in a Mid-State Conference encounter.

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 added this summer: Maxwell, Gavin—Ring of bright water Kennedy, John—Profiles in courage Golden, Hany—Enjoy, enjoy! Hutton, J. Bernard—Frogman spy Marx, Karl—Capital Martignoni, Margaret—Every child's story book Marriott, Alice—First comers Olson, Gene—Ballhawks DeCamp, L. Sprague—Heroic age of American invention

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