Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1961 — Page 3

Thursday, November 30, 1961

< I.P.T.A. Meeting The monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers Assn, be held Dec. 1 at 10:00 am. Ori the auditorium of the Wilking Music Co. Following the business session and initiation of new members, a program of Christmas and sacred music will be given by the special Children’s Chorus of the Harrison Hill school of Lawrence Township, directed by Mrs. Phyllis Palmer. The cooperative recital will be held Dec. 8 at 8:00 p.m. in the Wilking auditorium. A Christmas program will be given.

CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR BUND ADULTS i The annual Christmas party for blind adults and their families, co-sponsored by the Indiana Agency for the Blind and the Indianapolis Star Fund for the Blind, will be held Saturday, December 16, 1961, in the IPALCO Hall, 16th and Alabama Streets, Indianapolis, from two to four o’clock in the afternoon. Through the courtesy of W. Marshall Dale, President, Indianapolis Transit System, transportation will be available from in front of the Indianapolis Power and Light building to the Circle at one-thirty that afternoon. The bus will return to the Circle after the party. Reservations must be made not later than Friday, December 8 and may be made by calling or writing the Indiana Agency for the Blind, 536 West 30th Street, Indianapolis 23; telephone WA. 3-3363.

Monument Circle Christmas Dedication The public is cordially invited to witness and participate in the impressive and inspirational opening ceremonies, on the south steps of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument at 5:00 p.m. Sunday, December 3, when the annual observance of “CHRISTMAS TIME ON MONUMENT CIRCLE” will be inaugurated for the 1961 season. This will be the second year that the dedication ceremony is being held on a Sunday evening, in keeping with the religious significance of this proud tradition, which has been observed in Indianapolis each year since 1945. It is all made possible by the wholehearted cooperation, hard work and generous contributions of hundreds of civic-minded firms, organizations and individual citizens. Already an impressive number of choral groups, from various schools, churches, and musical organizations, have been scheduled to appear at various times throughout the Christmas Season. Dedicated workmen and designers have been transforming the Monument into a fitting setting for this year’s theme “CHRISTMAS DOWN THROUGH THE AGES.” The lights will be turned on at the dedicatory services Sunday evening.

GIFTS-A-THON A Gift Lift Gift-a-thon, featuring local and national television celebrities and mental health leaders, will be conducted Tuesday, Dec. 5, from 9 a.m. until noon over television station WTTV for the purpose of collecting Christmas gifts for mental patients who are hospitalized in Marion County. Sponsored by the Marion County Association for Mental Health, the Gift-a-thon will be emceed by Bob Carter, host of the daily three-hour coffee program which is a regular feature of Channel 4. Telephones to the studios will be manned by celebrity volunteers who will talk to gift donors who phone their gift pledges to the station during the telecast. The station will also serve as a collection depot during the hours of the show. Gift Life is the annual project sponsored by the Marion County Association for Mental Health to collect, wrap and distribute 10,000 Christmas gifts for mental patients who are often forgotten by families and friends during the Christmas season. Collection depots for this year’s drive are located at Indianapolis Power & Light on Monument Circle, Block’s, Ayres, and Wasson’s neighborhood shopping center stores, and Indianapolis fire stations. Wrapping Headquarters opens this year on Dec. 1, at 422 N. Capitol, in facilities, which have been made available by Volunteers of America. First day of wrapping will feature an Open House celebration for donors, party givers, Mental Health Board Members, and wrappers. Gifts will be distributed to mental patients at Central State, LaRue Carter Memorial, and Marion County General Hospitals at parties to be held on Dec. 17 and on Christmas Day. WESTWOOD NEW YEAR'S DANCE SUNDAY. DECEMBER 31

Cooking Wild Gome Is Easy The best way to cook small game animals is according to their age. Age may be difficult to judge, but you can figure 80 percent of the small game taken in season is less than 1 year old. This game is tender and may be cooked by oven-roasting, broiler, or pan-broiling methods. Because small animals are always skinned, the meat may easily become dry and tough. To avoid this, cover with an oil or fat-soaked cheesecloth during roasting. As this dries, baste with more oil or fat. Bacon fat is especially good because it masks the game flavor. _ It takes about an hour to braise, roast or pot-roast squirrels and rabbits. Rabbits, however, can

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ST. ANDREWS LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) schedule will continue. Communion will be celebrated at the 9 am. service. The unified worship service-Sunday Church School for all ages begins at 9 and concludes at 10:45. A second worship servicelimited Sunday Church School (grades 1-8) begins at 11. Baby-sitting nursery facilities are provided from 9-12. This Sunday evening the Junior Choir, Senior Luther League, and Confirmation Classes will all gather at 6 p.m. Confirmation Choir rehearses at 7 pan. The regular meeting of the Church Council will be held on Tuesday, December 5, at 7:45 pan., in the Junior Department. Speedway Alcoholics Anonymous also meets that evening at 8:30 p.m., in Fellowship Hall. Esther Circle will gather on the same evening at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Richard Frey, 2121 Cord St. Mrs. Paul Wells will be co-hostess. Senior Choir Rehearsal will be Wednesday, December 6, at 7:30 pan. Members of St. Andrew’s, as well as the Speedway community in general, are reminded that the film Question 7 will be shown at the Circle Theatre for a week beginning December 7. Question 7 was produced in collaboration with the Lutheran Film Associates; it describes the persecution of Christians in lands ruled by Communists and has been recommended by Protestants, Catholics, and Jews alike for its authentic and penetrating description of life in East Germany. St. Andrew’s Nursery School is held every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday morning from 9-11.

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