Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1961 — Page 8

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some promoters will attempt to take advantage of current public interest. Remember, a blast shelter and fallout shelter are two different things. If a fallout shelter is advertised at a specific price, be sure you know if the advertised price includes delivery and installation. Are delivery and installation extra? Is it a “do-it-yourself’ shelter or is it installed by the contractor? Guaranteed? For What? And if the shelter does not stand up to the guarantee—then what? (Remember the guarantee on a para-

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chute, —bring it back if it doesn’t open?). Any guarantee should be in writing and specific and is only as good as the guarantor. Can he guarantee his own existence? What is the reputation and experience of the contractor? Don’t interpret such expressions as “CD approved” or “Built to CD specifications” as meaning that the contractor himself is approved by CD authorities, when they mean only that the shelter conforms to CD specifications. Has the contractor installed shelters in the area? For whom? Are any of his installed shelters available for examination? Have you checked with your local building inspector? Is a building permit necessary? Does your contract specify that construction will be done in accordance with CD specifications? Is the contract specific as to materials, equipment and price? Don’t forget to read any contract carefully before signing and keep a copy! Get adequate information first. A great deal of adequate and authoritative information on fallout shelters, survival equipment and other necessities is readily available from the Civil Defense agencies at national, state and local levels. Interested persons should obtain and rely on Civil Defense information. Contact or write any of the following and ask for information regarding “fallout” shelters and any other matters pertaining to civil defense and protection such as fallout protection, individual and family preparedness, emergency santitation, home protection, etc. Superintendents of Documents U. S. Government Printing

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DRAMA AT BUTLER Margaret Kuehrman of Indianapolis and Lana Shaw of New Haven will play lead roles in The Willow and I to be presented by the Butler University student players Nov. 3-5 in the Fieldhouse. James R. Phillippe, chairman of the Butler drama department, will direct the play by John Patrick. Tickets will be on sale at Jordan Hall on the Butler campus, and at Jordan College of Music, 1204 N. Delaware St. All seats are reserved.

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Auctioneers Convention The Indiana Auctioneers Association will hold its annual convention on November 12 and 13 at the Washington Hotel in Indianapolis. Four outstanding speakers will highlight the program. Lieutenant Governor Richard Ristine will welcome auctioneers from all parts of the state to the capital city. Two officers of the National Auctioneers Association will attend. Col. J. Meredith Darbyshire, Wilmington, Ohio, national vicepresident, will give the keynote address on Sunday, November 12. He will speak on the license law recommended by the National Association for state groups. Col. Bernard Hart, Frankfort, Indiana, national secretary, will speak on the advantages of a state and national association. The final banquet on Monday, November 13, will feature Carl Erskine of Anderson, Indiana, who will share some of his experiences in baseball. Other speakers will include

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Major Robert Shields of the Marion County Sheriffs office and Mr. Edward Rosebrock, formerly with Indianapolis Morris Plan. Pastor L. M. Hieber of Grace Lutheran Church will deliver the invocation. Registration will begin at 4:00 p.m., November 12 and again at 9:00 a.m., November 13.

FAIL FESTIVAL Marydale Guild members will sponsor their annual Fall Festival on Sunday, November sth beginning at noon at the Marydale School Auditorium, 111 W. Raymond St. Chicken dinner will be served from noon on. There will be Special Gifts, Door Gifts, Miscellaneous and Linen Booth, Sweet Booth, Children’s Booth, White Elephant Booth, Apron Booth and a Doll Booth. Proceeds are to be used for Materials and Supplies for the Girls attending Marydale School.

KRANNERT HALL DEDICATION SET Dedication of Krannert Hall, newest dormitory on the Indiana Central College campus, will be held Saturday, Nov. 4. The residence for 160 upperclass coeds was made possible by a substantial gift from Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Krannert of New Augusta. Mr. Krannert is chairman of the board of Inland Container Corp, and a member of the college’s board of trustees. An invitational luncheon in the college dining room at 12:15 p.m. will precede the formal dedication ceremony in the main lounge of the residence hall. Mr. and Mrs. Krannert will be guests at the luncheon and dedication ceremony. The Centralaires, a singing group of I. C. students, will sing at the luncheon. The dedication, at 2 p.m., is open to the public.

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) hour the Motet choir will sing “Sing Praises To God” by Frances Williams. At the 11:00 service the Chancel Choir will sing “Holy, Holy” by Roy Harris. Dr. Montgomery will give the sermons. The chancel bouquets for next Sunday will be given by Mrs. Shirlee Stout and Mimi Ann in loving memory of Mr. Robert L. Stout. Senior High CYFers are invited to Greenfield Christian Church next Sunday, November sth. Wear school clothes and meet in front of the church at 2:45 p.m. Extra drivers will be needed. The Education Committee will meet Monday, November 6th, at 7:30 p.m. Dorcas Circle will meet Tuesday, November 7 at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. H. L. Norman, 6141 W. 29th Place. She will be assisted by Mrs. David Stilley. Mrs. Floyd Beck will conduct the worship and the program, “Christian Pastoral Training” will be presented by Rev. Kenneth Reed, Chaplain at Methodist Hospital. Kezia Circle will meet Tuesday, November 7, in the Bethany Room at 7:30 p.m. Worship will be given by Juanita Meko. Dr. Montgomery will be the speaker. If possible, will members please bring a can of food for the CWF Wheeler Mission project? Evening Circle will meet Tuesday, November 7, in the Singletons room. Dessert will be served as the meeting begins at 7:45 pm. Hostesses will be Virginia Sanders, Mary Slipher and Alice Templin. Hannah Knight will give the worship and the program will be a book review by Eunice Elder. Mrs. Elder will review “So Sure of Life” by Violet Wood. In view of the interesting program, we hope many will find it possible to bring guests; if so, will you call one of the hostesses? Ladies Aid Circle will meet Wednesday, November 8. Mrs. Archie Pace will be hostess and Mrs. Verner Farmer will conduct the worship. Youth Council will hold a vital organizational and planning meeting next Wednesday, November Bth at 7:30 p.m. in the Singletons Room. Choirs. Wednesday, Angelus, 3:15; Chapel, 6:30. Thursday, Chorale, 3:15; Motet, 6:30; Chancel, 7:45. Los Amigos Class will have a pitch-in supper in Fellowship Hall, Friday, November 10th. The Sixth Grade Workshop (boys and girls from both services) will be conducted Saturday, November 4th (next Saturday) from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. in the class room. Next Saturday morning there will be a reading for play parts, in the Freshman Class room. The play is scheduled for December 3rd and those interested, please don’t forget to be at the church next Saturday morning. We were happy to welcome into our fellowship last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Cain, 6620 W. 16th, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Boles, 2333 Winton. Our thanks to the many young people and adults who cooperated in the annual UNICEF campaign this past Sunday evening. The Fifth Grade Church school classes (both services) will have a family picnic and wiener roast at the Nave farm on Sunday, November sth. Everyone will meet at the church at 2:00 pm. on Sunday. Bring own food and service. Also, you can fish if you desire.

Thursday, November 2, 1961

CAT SHOW Scores of fancy felines will strut their stuff during the Sixth Annual Championship Cat Show at the Antlers Hotel on November 4-5 in order that children of Central Indiana may enjoy one or more wild feline cubs in the Children’s Zoo now being planned in Indianapolis. Proceeds of the two day show, sponsored by The Hoosier Cat Fanciers, Inc., will be donated to the zoo to purchase baby cubs of either the spotted margray or ocelot. The gigantic show opens at 10 a.m. Saturday and runs until 10 p.m. On Sunday, the show is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Units of the League of Women Voters will meet next week with attention focused on the United Nations. The daytime, Westside, unit will meet Friday, November 17 at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Leonard Lisher, 2710 Bluffwood Drive. The evening, Northwest, unit will meet Monday, November 13 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Donald Dresser, 3143 Medford Avenue. The League is a non-partisan organization whose aim is to help women to be better informed participants in government. Any interested woman may attend either meeting by calling Mrs. Lisher at WA. 5-4179 or Mrs. Dresser at WA. 5-2350. For additional information about the League call the office WA. 5-4757 or Mrs. Lawrence Weaver, CL. 3-2281.

Piano Teachers Assn. The Indianapolis Piano Teachers’ Association will meet Friday, November 3 at 10 a.m in the auditorium of the Wilking Music Co. Dr. James Carley, professor of Church Music at the Christian Theological Seminary will speak on “Hymn Playing as a Teaching Device.” The teachers’ Co-Operative Recital will be held Friday, November 10 at 8 p.m. in the Wilking auditorium.

CARD PARTY The Wayne Township War Mothers No. 2 will have a Card Party and Bazaar on November 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the American Legion Hall at 601 S. Holt Road. Prizes. Tickets at the door.