Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1964 — Page 1

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St. Christopher's Catholic Church $335 West 13th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann -Pastor Rev. Paul Richart Assistant Pastor Sunday Masses 6:30, 8:00. 10:00. and 11:30 am. Confessions are being heard this afternoon from 4 until 6:00, and tonight from 7:30 to 9:00 pm. in preparation for First Friday tomorrow. (Continued on Page 6)

Attention All Speedway Horseshoe Pitchers There’s going to be a single’s tournament starting Tuesday, July 7th, and running each Tuesday thru the month of July. This will be figured on handicap, so let’s all enter. For information call Dorsey Littrell, Secretary, AX. 1-4482. SPEEDWAY HORSESHOE LEAGUE Team Standings as of 6/24/*64 Ac. PL Team Won Lost Pis. 1 No. 8 27 IS 5134 2 No. 5 24 12 3698 3 No. 3 21% 14% 4439 4 No. 2 19 17 2763 5 No. 9 18% 17% 4283 6 No. 7 17% 24% 3473 7 No. 4 17 19 3045 8 No. 1 14 22 3388 9 No. 6 9% 26% 2518 BELLS TO I»NG ON 4TH The Fourth of July will be celebrated in Indianapolis again this year with the ringing of church bells, school bells, cathedral bells and miniature bells. Mrs. Robert E. Vandivier, chairman of the project sponsored by the Seventh District Federation of Clubs, says: “We hope everyone in Indianapolis who helped to revive the bell-ringing tradition last year will cooperate again. It’s a wonderful way to observe the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.” The time for bell ringing is 2 p.m. (E.S.T.) (Indianapolis time) July 4. A Congressional resolution urged that each Fourth of July bells should be rung across America. The resolution suggested synchronizing the bells. The Liberty Bell in the tower of Independence Hall, Philadelphia, will be given a ceremonial tap to lead the chorus of bells. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, churches and other groups and individuals are asked to cooperate. Card of Thanks I wish to sincerely thank those who sent cards to cheer me, those who visited and helped ease the boredom of being in bed, those who sent food to tempt my appetite, those who prayed for my recovery, and those who helped in many other ways during my recent illness. I deeply appreciate your concern and wish there were other ways but words to express my gratitude. Mrs. George Stallwood ATTEND CHURCH

Speedway Baptist Cherch Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention; 2986 MoUer Road Rev. James R. Dead, Pastor, AX 1-8870 bu&dey School, 9:45 am Training Union, 630 pm Morning Worship 11 a-m. Evening Worship, 7:30 pm. Wednesday night: Sunday school teachers and officers meeting as 7:00; Prayer Service at 7:45. The Speedway Baptist Church is always happy to welcome visitors at any service. Nursery facilities are always available. Charch of Christ 1956 West 10th Street Sunday 9:45 am. and 7:30 pjn. Thursday ... - 730 pjn. For information call CH. 1-4382 Baptist Chireb of The Master (American Baptist) SPOBam Hahn. Pastor 1620 IT. Girls School Rood CH. 1-7040 Morning Worship—9:3o a.m. Sunday School—B:4s and 10:30 am. BYF—6:3O p.m. Sunday. Evening Service 7:30 pm. Wednesday Evening Bible Study, 7:00 pm. Cleraoit Christian Chsreh C. A. Latimer, Minister AX 1-7439 G. Loren Sangree, Minister of Education AX 1-6659 Verble Henry, Custodian AX 1-9454 Sunday: 8:30-9:45 am., First Worship and Communion. 9:451§35 Bible School. 1030-11:45 am., Second Worship and CommmW. 7:30 pm Evening Evangelistic Service. Thursday: 730-030 pjoa, Bible Study.

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WESTWOOD STANDINGS IN STATE AAU CHAMPIONSHIPS Members of the Westwood Country Club Swim Team participated in the Indiana State AJLU. Age Group Swimming Championships at Broad Ripple PoJOast Saturday and Sunday, June 27-28. Two State Records were set in the 10 and Under Girls Class: Janet O’Neal in the 50 Meter Backstroke with a time of 39J2; and the 200 M Medley Relay team of Janet O’Neal, JoAnn Brooks, Vicki Stephenson and Linda Hart set a record time of 2:52.7. Members of the team who qualified and placed in the meet are: GIRLS 10 & Under—Linda Hart—Bth in 50 M Freestyle and 200 M Individual Medley and 7th in 100 M Freestyle; Janet O’Neal—2nd in 50 M Backstroke and 200 M Individual Medley, 3rd in 50 M Butterfly, sth in 50 M Freestyle, and 7th in 50 M Breastroke. 11-12 Georgina Herrick Bth in 100 M Freestyle, 6th in 200 M Individual Medley, 4th in 100 M and 100 M Freestyle, and 7th in 50 M Breastroke. 13-14—Sally Smith —2nd in 100 M Breastroke; Debbie Sunier—7th in 200 M Butterfly and 200 M Individual Medley. 15-17—Eva Clark—6th in 200 M Butterfly and Bth in 200 M Backstroke. BOYS 10 & Under-—Larry Lish—Bth in 50 M Butterfly; Jerry Lish—6th in 100 M Freestyle. 11-12—Mark Wraight —4th in 100 M Breastroke, 7th in 100 M Backstroke and Bth in 200 M Individual Medley. 13-14—Tom German—sth in 100 M Freestyle, 4th in 200 M Butterfly, 3rd in 100 M Butterfly and 100 M Backstroke; Paul Klotzbier Ist in 100 M Butterfly, sth in 200 M Butterfly; Mike Jaimet—2nd in 200 M Butterfly, sth in 100 M Butterfly, 6th in 100 M Backstroke; Terry Hart—6th in 200 M Freestyle, 7th in 100 M Breastroke. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Troop No. 219 completed the challenge of Social Dependability with a Mother’s Tea and style show given by Maryanne Newsom, Donna Hamer, Donna Atkinson, Kathy Sharp, Karen Sharp, Patty McGill, Amy Prather, Marsha Lucid and Christy Swisher. We had our Court of Awards at this time. A slumber party was given at Camp Dell wood by this Challenge Group: Jan Gardner, Debra Hood, Kathy Gamer, Nancy Casady, Tami Steward, Jinny Sauer, Susie Cockman, Gail Lyons, Becky Blackwell. Scribe, Debra Hood.

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Expansion Is Theme of Esterline Angus Open House

Esterline Angus Instrument Company, Inc., 1201 Main Street, Speedway, last week held an Open House for employees, membos of the Speedway Town Board and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. The Open House was held to acquaint interested people with a new plant addition which adds 22,500 square feet of office and plant space. The company manufactures graphic recording instruments which are widely used in our country’s space efforts, in scientific research and in industry. In

NOTICE! The Community Development Committee of the Speedway Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its first meeting on the “Fifth Class City Study”, July 6th, at 7:30 pjn. The meeting will be held at the Speedway Town Hall. This will be an organization and planning session. This meeting is open to all Speedway citizens, and all interested persons are urged to attend. School News The Esterline Angus Company of Speedway has presented Speedway Schools the flag which was raised at the open house for the plant addition on June 25. This flag had previously flown over the Capitol Building at Washington, D. C. The senior high school office will be closed for one week beginning July 6. Senior higji school honor roll for the second "semester of Hie 1963-64 school year includes the follwoing students: Seniors Shirley Atkinson, Charlene Crawford, Sherri Davis, Karen Douglas, Sandy Feucht, Nick Green, Mike Hackett, Phil Hamilton, Jody Hanna, Jim Hansen, Susan Hayden, Dave Hilberry, Linda Hildenbrand, Son dr a Hinchman, Doris Hitchcock, Marilyn Hubbard, David Johnson, Donna Jones, Nancy Kern, Pat Kildsig, Catherine' Kirby, Sandy Lampman, Judy Lennie, Greg Mikkelsen, Mary Lyn Miller, Jean Nesbit, Susan Palmer, Suzann Paulsen, Tim Payne Keith Pieper, Jane Robards, Jane Rumbaugh, Joe Scott, Barbara Simon, Richard Stanton, Pam Thomason, Janice Tremor, Mary Ann Twaddle, George Walker, Brenda West, Divid Wills, Cecil Witherbee. Juniors John Richard Allen, Janice Atkinson, Helen Bledsoe, Susan Boles, Jean Bonham, Jim Boswell, Norman Brennan, Sherry Brown, Susan Callahan, Martha Campbell, Richard Colclesser, Herb Crawford, Barbara Curry, Linda DeLong, Carolyn Edington, Linda Eppen, Janet Farley, Ronnie Feely, Nanette Heady, Margaret (Continued on Page 3) Card of Thanks I wish to thank all who remembered me with cards during my recent hospitalization. Also my appreciation to Dr. Montgomery, Rev. Andrae, Mrs. Smyser, Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Aiken for their cheerful visits. Again, thanks to all. Roy B. Noble, Sr.

Cleraoit Methoißsl Chsreh Main Street. Clermont. Indiana Verl W. Winslow. Minister. Phone AX 1-8889 Glen Pulis. S. S. Supt. Janet Foist, Organist Worship Service, 10:40 Church School, 030 Sunday, 630, MYfellowship. Thursday, 730-8:30 Choir Practice. Speedway Methodist Cherch 5065 West 10th Street Rev. Charles M. Johnson, Minister Rev. & Richmond Blake, Associate Minister Rev. Donald X Krieger, Director of Christian Education Helen Hecht, Director at Music. First Hoar—93o-1030 930-1030—First Worship Service (Family Worship: Children in Ist grade through Bth with parents in Church for portion at service and then leave with their teachers for Church Srimrf rlanerii Nursery facilities and Classes for children through 5 yean at age, 930-1030). 1030-1030—Church School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour—lo:4s-11:45. 1035-11:45—Second Warship Service. 10:45-11:46—Church School for children through oth grade. SUNDAY, July sth, Rev. Johnson’s sermon for both services will (Continued on Page 6)

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fact, it manufactures one of the most complete strip chart recording lines available today. Maurice R. Eastin, president of the company, indicated that employment has more than doubled in the past three years. During the past year, Esterline Angus has acquired Lumen Electronics of Joliet, ILL; the electrical graphic recording line of Weston Instruments and Electronics, and the Oscillograph recording line of American Optical Co. Mr. Eastin indicated: “These (Continued on Page 4)

PARK NEWS Peanut League games started Tuesday, June 23. The first games were played with the batters using the batting tee. The first games were considered practice games for two reasons: (1) pitching the ball had not started yet; (2) it gave coaches a chance to learn more about the boys on their teams. The regular season began Monday, June 29. Monday was also the day that pitching started. The Checker Trophy winner at the Main Park was Charles Stevens. Blue Ribbon winners were Ron Stewart, Div. I; Charles Stevens, Div. 11, and Dan Williams, Div. 111. Red Ribbon winners were: Greg Grande, Div. I; John Grande, Div. n, and Billy Nester, Div. H. White Ribbon winners were: Stanley Slagle, Div. I; Pat Cassidy, Div. 11, and Steve Williams, Div. 111. Ron Stewart was the Trophy winner for the Chines Checker tourney at the Main Park. Blue Ribbon winners were: Ron Stewart, Div. I, and Dan Niccum, Div. IL Red Ribbqn winners were* Greg Grande, Div. I and John Tapscott, Div. H.-White Ribbon winners were: Ken Cox, Div. L and Charles Stevens, Div. H. Ted Eschenback won the Trophy for Checkers at Meadowood Park. Blue Ribbon winners were: Ted Eschenback, Div. I; Ricky Fiege, Div. H, and Danny Collins, Div. ni. Red Ribbon winners were: Tom Haynes, Div. I; Steve Wagner, Div. H, and Holly Hamilton, Div. 11. White Ribbon winners were: Bruce Hamilton, Div. I; Jamie Dillard, Div. n, and Andy Hawkins, Div. HI. The Chinese Checker Trophy winner for Meadowood Park was Ted Eschenback. Blue Ribbon winners were: Ted Eschenback, Div. I; Gary Robb, Div. n, and Andy Hawkins, Div. IL Red Ribbon winners were: Tom Haynes, Div. I; Ricky Fiege, Div. H, and Holly Hamilton, Div. HI. White Ribbon winners were: Gary Wooten, Div. I; Steve Wagner, Div. H, and Diane Wooten, Div. HI. The Chess tourney started Monday, June 29. The Croquet tourney will be held at the Main Park only, Monday, July 6. The Carrom tourney will be held at Meadowood only, Monday, July 6. Registration for these tourneys will be held on Monday, July 6, 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. Card of Thanks I wish to express my appreciation and gratitude to my friends and neighbors for the many cards, flowers and cheering calls during my recent days in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Montgomery for his calls and prayers. Roy Crumley

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Omar Lambert are vacationing with their son A/3c Ronald Lambert who is in Hectronic School at Keesler Air Farce Base at Biloxi, Mississippi, ftonald is a Speedway High School graduate and received a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management at Purdue University.

... The Old Buddy Tournament, one of the highlights of the golf season at the Highland Golf and Country Club, was won this year by John Hedges and Melvin Calvert who defeated Sanford P. Hunter and C. R. (Andy) Anderson The tournament is match play with best ball of the twosome. Each player is allowed his full handicap. Winners and runners-up will he awarded trophies at the club’s annual Wind Up on Oct. 14. Four 1964 Speedway High School graduates recently spent two days at Ball State Teachers College attending a freshman orientation program and enrolling for foil classes. Those who attended include Sondra Jane Hinchman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Hinchman, 4950 W. 12th St., Brenda Kay West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. West, 2211 Allison Ave.; and Susan Faye Havens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Havens, 5935 Meadowood Dr., all of Speedway. Jane Farley, 2129 Fisher recently attended a Music Education Workshop at Ball State Teachers College. The workshop was under the direction of Dr. William Casey, assistant professor of music at Ball State.

~ Mimi Ann Stout, daughter of Mrs. Shirley Stout, 1652 Christopher Lane, earned a scholarship for the 1964-65 year at Christian College, Columbia, Missouri, for being on the Dean’s List for two semesters last year. Mimi Ann is president of Alpha Pi Epsilon and is vice president of her dorm, Missouri Hall. Mrs. Therissia E. Anders, 1808 Beeler, has just returned from a 2 week’s trip which included South-Hampton, Long Island, New York City and the World’s Fair. She flew by the new TWA 727 Jet Thank You To all who contributed to the money gift, came to call, sent cards or aided in any way to make our 50th Anniversary such a memorable occasion, we send our heartfelt thanks. It was so wonderful to renew old acquaintances and be with old friends again! It was truly a day we shall never forget May God bless and keep you. Maybelle and Roy D. Haase NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH 3470 High School Roed Sunday School 9:45 am. Warship 10:45 am. and 7:00 pm. Wednesday Meeting 7:00 pm. Rev. Larry Newans ST. 7-1543

Chapel Hill Baited Presbyterian Chsreh Minister—James W. Marshall—CH. 4-2770 Temporary Masting Place—Chapelwood Elementary School West 10th and Girls School Road Sunday Worship—lo:3o am. Nursery and Church School Classes for children. St. Lake’s Bitted Chereh of Christ Christian Evangelical and Reformed Howard W. Beer, Minister, CH. 1-0762 Sunday Church School, 9:30 am Classes for all ages. Morning Worship, 10:30 am. Nursery provided. You are welcome at all times.

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Matins Service—B:oo A.M. Sunday Church School (all ages)—9:oo-10:15 A.M. Church Service, Nursery, 1030-1130 AM. The Church with the red doors is always open for meditation and pwyw.

Town Board Says This By Dick Canada Speedway Park Board President Marlin. Jordan, and Park Maintenance Supervisor, Bill Mattingly, presented the park’s 1965 estimated budget in the amount of $20,115.00 for the board’s approval. Hie board accepted the slightly reduced proposed budget for study. Included was a new park mower and the blacktopping of the park drive from Lyndhurst Dr. and 14th St to the newly built park garage. Under present law Speedway taxpayers are also assessed for county park maintenance although they receive no assistance from this contribution. Street Superintendent Lou Jackson, attended the Indiana State Board of Account’s meeting in Crawfordsville, Indiana, June (Continued on Page 3)

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CONVENTION A four-day district convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses to be held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds July 16-19 is expected to draw 10,000 delegates from five midwestern states, it was announced by Sylvester Strong, presiding minister of the West congregation. The huge task of organizing the assembly and caring for the delegates is being supervised from convention headquarters at 2764 East 55th Place, Indianapolis, Indiana. Chief concern of convention officials at this time is the search for the thousands of rooming accommodations that will be necessary to care for the delegates. “Though hotels and motels will house a large part of the visitors,” said Paul Sekela, rooming manager, “we are making a survey of Indianapolis homeowners who may be in position to accommodate foe remainder” Most of foe West congregation, are in a house-to-house search for sleeping rooms. It is expected that foe search for rooms, which began June 21, will continue until foe convention week. As foe rooms are found they are being processed by an office staff of about 20 workers at convention headquarters. Requests are carefully matched with accommodations available in foe various hotels, motels, and homes. Then both parties are notified by card. “That way,” said Nelson, “mix-ups are rare indeed.” Card of Thanks Words cannot express our gratitude to neighbors and friends of foe Speedway area for their expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, cards, and acts of kindness extended to us at the sudden pegging of our beloved husband and father, Roscoe Conkle. Your thoughtfulness will long be remembered. Alice Conkle, wife John and Martha Conkle, Ross Conkle, Jr. MESSIAH LUTHBtAN CHURCH Mnourl Synod 4141 N. High School Hoad Rev. A. J. Hellert. Pastor Sunday School 9:15 am.

Worship Service 10:30 an.

St. Andrew’s Letherai Chereh 1700 Crawferdavllla Road CH. 14110 Mies Sue Fiedler.

Speedway Cbristiaa Chireb 4 3003 Ray Montgomery, Minister John Andrae, Associate Minister Art Vermillion, Minister of Christian Education Foster Hotchkiss, Minister of Music TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service 9:00-10:00 Second Worship Service 11:00-12:00 a w*. Children’s Study and Worship 9:00-10:35 and 11:00-12:00 aju. Youth and Adult Classes 10:00-10:35 » ™ We extend a welcome to those in Speedway visiting or living here without a permanent church home. At the 9:00 service next (Continued on Page 5)

TOWN NOTICE The Water Works Office and foe Town Cleric’s Office will be closed Saturday morning July 4th, and all day Monday, July 6th, 1964. RAY L. OETH, Town Clerk-Treasurer Kiwanis to Hear Bob Goodrich The July Bth meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Northwest Indianapolis will feature Bob Goodrich of foe Indianapolis Park Department. Mr. Goodrich will present to foe club both present and future expansion programs for foe pari: system. The regular dinner meeting will be held at 6:30 pm. in foe Speedway 500 Motel.

PSI OTES AID SPEECH AND HEARING Scholarship grants totaling over $4,000 have been awarded through Indiana University’s Speech and Hearing Clinic by the Psi lota Xi philanthropic sorority, which indudes a chapter in Speedway. The scholarships, valued at $75 each, go to top hoigh school students interested in studying in the speech and hearing correction field. Scholarship recipients will attend special summer workshops in speech correction at Indiana, one session of which is now in progress with over 30 high schoolers attending. Psi lota Xi began sponsoring programs for the speech and hearing handicapped in 1938 with a SIO,OOO grant to I. U. for foe establishment of a traveling speech and hearing clinic. With the initial grant, L U. was able to examine over 6,000 handicapped children, and to discuss their problems with teachers, physicians and parents. Crossroads of America Grandmothers Club On Sunday, July 12th, foe grandmothers of Charter No. 597 will board a bus for an all day tour of Louisville, Kentucky and points of interest in between. Pres. Mrs. Florence Buckrop, will hold a short business meeting during foe luncheon hour. Chairman for this trip is Mrs. Oscar Cochran. Rotary power mower blades revolve at the speed of an aircraft propeller, reminds the InDIANA FARM SAFETY COUNCIL. Keep your hands and feet clear while the blade is in motion.

Chapel Hill Methodist Chereh Minister—Clark X Hobby—CH. 1-6163 1035 am Temporary meeting place: Clyde T. Fulton Jr. High, TOM W. 10th Street St. Jobe’s Episeepel Chereh 8025 West 30th Street AX. 0-0371 The Rev. George Evans, AX 1-8182 Sundays: Holy Eucharist—B:oo am.. Parish Holy Eucharist—--9:30 am Church School—10:00 a m. EYC—B:4S pm Joha Kaox United Presbyteries Chereh Mfcnlntaa, Rev. Laurence X SunkaL Jr«—AX 0-1060 Temporary meeting place—St John’s Episcopal Chinch. 0630 W. 30th St Sunday Worship—ll:3o am Nursery and Church School Classes for children. Speedway Cherch sf the Hazereee

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5930 Grewflordhville Bd» CH. 34977 Minister. Rev. James Bailey School at study .030 Church worship . ig&o Youth N.YPJS. o*oo Juniors - 933 Evening Evangelistic Service 730

Youth choir preetkw Monday at 7:3a Wed. era Prayer and praise, 7:3a Saaed Concert every third Sunday at 2 0a

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SPEEDWAY HARDWARE COMPLETES MOVE The Speedway Hardware Store, formerly located at 1612 N. Lyndhurst, has completed their move to their new location, 5242 Craw* fordsville Road. They have combined foe Hardware and Lawn and Garden Store under the name of Speedway Hardware and Garden Center. They carry a complete line of hardware plus service of window repairing, key making, tool rentals, etc The store also has a full line of lawn and garden supplies including lawn mowers and garden tractor sales and service. We feel this “one stop” service will be a convenience for our customers. Arsenal Savings A Loan ■o veieoraie cagieaaie First Anniversary The first anniversary celebration of Arsenal Savings and Loan Association’s Eagledale branch, 2915 Lafayette Road, is going on this week, (June 29-July 3.) The branch is saying “thank you” to the many customers in this area who have helped make foe first year successful, by giwing tree gifts to everyone who drops in during anniversary week, and there will be free balloons for foe children. In addition. Arsenal’s Eagledale branch offers a gift of a good looking coin savings bank which is clear so that you can see your savings mount, to anyone who opens an account for $35 or more this week, or who adds that amount to a present account Mr. Bert C. Powell, manager of foe branch, says that foe Eagledale branch community room has been well patronized by dubs and organizations in foe area. He points out that these organizations are welcome to use the community room at any time. Westwood Teen Canteen Join your friends for an evening of fun at Westwood Teen Canteen, Monday, July 6, where Tom Mathis will he spinning foe platters. Time 7:30 to 10:30. Members 25c, guests 75c. “Sticks and stones may break your bones” is true, especially when such objects are forcibly ejected from a power lawn mower. THE INDIANA FARM SAFETY COUNCIL reminds us that a few moments spent in ridding a lawn of these hazards before mowing may save days of pain and sorrow.

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