Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1964 — Page 4

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BOY SCOUTS HELP GOODWILL Some 10,000 Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and Explorers will distribute Indianapolis Goodwill Industries bags next Saturday (October 10) to homes in the area in a campaign to reach Goodwill’s goal of 375,000 filled bags this year. The boys representing 400 scouting units will pick up the filled bags at homes on Saturday, Oct. 24. They will be trucked to Goodwill’s plant at 1635 W. Michigan St. The repairable clothing and small household articles are the materials handicapped workers use for job training in their rehabilitation at Goodwill Residents have been asked to place their filled Scout “Good Turn” Goodwill bags on their front porches by 9 am. on Oct. 24. The Scout drive embraces Marion, Hancock and Hendricks counties.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) * 7:00 pan. to 11:00 pan. in the school social room for men and The Junior CYOers are having a hay ride and wiener roast afterward Saturday night from 7:30 pan. to 10:30 pan. Wives of the members of the Holy Name Society will receive corporate Holy Communion with their husbands Sunday, October 11, at the 8 o’clock Mass. Following the Mass, the Annual Husband-and-Wife breakfast will he served in the school dining room The speaker will be Don Tabbert, 11th District Republican candidate for the House of Representatives in Washington. The Serra Chib is sponsoring a Vocation Exhibit at Seerina Memorial High School in Indianapolis on Saturday and Sunday, October 10 and 11. and another at Schulte High School in Terre Haute on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 13 and 14. St Christopher Junior CYYOers will attend the Exhibit on Sunday afternoon. Instruction classes in religion for boys and girls, who are members of St Christopher Church, attending public schools will be as follows: grade school, after the 8 o’clock Mass in St Christopher school, beginning Sunday, October 11; freshmen and sophomores began this Wednesday at 7:00 pan. in the church; and juniors and seniors began this Monday at 7:00 pan. at the church. Attendance at these classes is required by the church. Nancy Zore, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Zore of 22 S. Fleming St., formerly of Speedway and St. Christopher parish who has been teaching in the Indian Mission schools in New Mexico after her graduation from Marian College in 1960, will take her first vows Saturday morning in the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity at Kansas City, Missouri Her mother was the former Florence Quinn Zore. A High Mass was sung at 8 o’clock on Monday morning for Joseph Mazar at the request of Mrs. Julius Oslos. The High Mass on Tuesday morning at 11:15 remembered Shirley Goodman, recently deceased. The Maurice Theising family requested the Mass. The Richard Zeph and Jerry Brothers families asked that the High Mass Wednesday morning be said for Stella Brothers, their aunt This morning the Mass was for Catherine Gilby at the request of her husband, George Gilby. The Mass tomorrow morning at 11:15 will be for a special intention of Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Hutter. On Saturday morning the High Mass will he at 8 o’clock for Frank Kreffel at the request of his widow, Ruth Kreffel Our No. 100 boys won their football game firam St Joan of Arc, 14 to 0, Sunday at C.Y.Ou No. 1 field, but our Cadets lost to St. Monica, 20 to 6. St. Michael cancelled out for the Sunday kickball game. Catholic Charities Bureau urgently needs foster homes. Interested families are asked to contact Mrs. Joan Tracy, ME. 8-1371.

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SOWMs NKWS (Continued tram Pago 1) Country Meet at Plainfield. 1040 aan. October 10: District Twirling Contest at South port October 19: Senior high school dance, 8:18-11:15 p.m. ' October 12: Bth grade football. Ben Davis, here, 6:30 pm. October 13: Freshman footbalL Westlane, there, 4:15 jxm. October 14: Cross Country Meet, Beech Grove, there, 4:15 p jn. October 14: P.TA. Meetmg, 7:45 p.m. in high school auditorium. October 16: End of Ist grade period. October 16: Homecoming football game with Danville, 7.30 pan. . October 17: LU. Band Day, varsity band will participate. October 17: State twirling contest October 19: 7th grade football, Ben Davis, here, 6:30 pm. October 20: Reserve footbalL Pike, here, 6:30 p.m. October 20: Cross Country Sectional October 21: FootbalL Pike,here, 7:30 p.m. October 22, 23: Teachers’ Association; no school October 26: Freshman football, Franklin Central, here, 5:30 p.m. October 28: Reserve footbalL Franklin Central here, 6:30 pm. October 30: FootbalL Franklin CentraL here, 7:30 pm. Four seniors have been honored for their performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Helen Bledsoe, Barbara Curry, Phillip Hoose, and Sherri Raquet have received Letters of Commendation for their high scores. The semifinalists and commended students together constitute about two per cent of all high school seniors. Junior high school pupils elected 7th and Bth grade officers as follows:

Bth grade: President, Scott Musgrave; rice president, Richard Fruth; treasurer, Dave Howard; secretary, Ginny Tyler. 7th grade: President, Peggy Chambers; rice president, Rick Hedge; treasurer, Stephanie Wyne; secretary, Joyce Herman. In football games played last week the Speedway varsity defeated Greenwood. 28-6, while Speedway’s freshman and Bth grade teams won over Brownsburg teams by scores of 13-6 and 13-0, respectively. Speedway’s varsity cross country squad won a dual meet with Greenwood, 16-47, and both varsity and reserve squads placed first in meets with Franklin Central and Pike. Varsity scores were Speedway 20, Franklin Central 56, Pike 57. Reserve scores were Speedway 21, Franklin Central 48, Pike 48. Library Hotees The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 4:00 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday.

These books have been added recently: Allen, Arthur: Stalking birds with color camera. Bascom, Willard: Waves and beaches. Pask, Gordon: An approach to cybernetics. Piddington, J. H.: Radio astronomy. Reinfeld, Fred: How to be a winner at chess. Reinfeld, Fred: Fourth book of chess. Riedman, Sarah: Your blood and you. Rubicam, Harry: Find a career in advertising. Schurz, Carl: Autobiography of Carl Schurz. Sinkankas, John: Gemstones and minerals. Madow, Pauline: The ' Peace Corps. Osborne, John: Luther, a play. O’Brien, Robert: Machines. PRESCHOOL EDUCATION WORKSHOP McCormick’s Creek State Park will be the setting when members and friends of the Indiana Association for Preschool Education gather for their Fall Workshop, October 17, to investigate the theme, “Helping Children Discover Music and Nature.” Mr. Herbert Sweet, owner of Acorn Farm Camp, Indianapolis, will highlight the conference for teachers, parents and administrators with his talk, “The Wooden Whistle That Wouldn’t Whistle,” and he will lead demonstrations on the use of nature in nursery school, day care and kindergarten programs. Dr. Eleanor Robinson, Child Development Department, Purdue University, Lafayette, will conduct workshops on the use of the autoharp and other small musical instruments. “Folk Songs for Young Children” will be presented by Dr. Harvey Narrol, Clinical Psychologist, Institute of Psychiatric Research, Indiana University, Indianapolis. Mrs. Ronald Beam, 5518 Marilyn Road, Indianapolis, is in charge of registration and luncheon reservations. Mrs. J. Q. Bellard is program chairman.