Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1965 — Page 3

Thursday, January 28, 1965

Findland and Lapland (Continued from Page 1) Look and This Week. Mr. Reed is considered to be one of the -world’s foremost authorities on Finland and Lapland—Artie Finland and Arctic Norway. Besides lecturing in the United States, he lectures on Finnish radio and television about travel and tourism within Finland and the Scandinavian countries, Mr. Reed writes for Finnish newspapers. Besides being an authority on the Scandinavian countries, Mr. Reed is also a specialist on Alaska and the American Arctic and the Southwestern desertlands. “Finland and Lapland” is an authentic film-lecture of a great nation and its charming people. It presents Finland and its Arctic region—Lapland in mid-winter as well as in summer. It is an account of the history, agriculture, industry and architecture of this northern country. Helsinki, the great “White City of the North,” the Capital of Finland, is highlighted with a torn- through the shops and colorful market places, luncheon at the unforgettable Restaurant Kestikartano and a visit with Finland’s leading television star. Ancient, historic Turku, with its great cathedrals and castles, Tampere, the world’s most beautiful industrial city, and Lahti, the most-American-like city in Finland, are among the many citites of Finland that are visited in the film. The slim also includes the vast Saimaa Lake Region beside the Finnish-Russian Frontier. Spectacular footage of an authentic round-up of more than 3,500 reindeers by the Lapps is included, in addition to the scenic panoramas of the Lapland —the land of the midnight sun. SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Brownsburg, here, 6:30. Feb. 10: P.T.A. Meeting, Junior High School Gymnasium, 7:45. Feb. 12: Basketball, Carmel, here, 6:30 and 8:00. Feb. 13: Bth Grade Invitational Tourney at Speedway. Feb. 13: Basketball, Beech Grove, there, 6:30 and 8:00.

The School Board will soon receive final plans for the junior high school cafeteria. As soon as they are studied and approved, bids will be taken. The cafeteria will be located at the west end of the junior high building. Present plans are to start construction this spring in order to have the cafeteria ready for the beginning of school in September. In varsity basketball Speedway defeated Brebeuf 84-38 in its first game in the Marion County Tourney and went on to win over North Central 66-65 in the semifinal game played last week. In other varsity games the past weekend the Sparkplugs defeated Zionsville 76-62 and Danville 6355. Speedway Reserve team split their two scheduled games by losing to Zionsville 30-25 and winning over Danville 46-45. Speedway lost the championship game in the Mid-State Freshman Tourney by only 1 point to Plainfield 28-27. They earned the right to play in the final game by defeating Danville 27-24 in an overtime and then winning over Greenwood by a 44-33 score. Speedway swim team won a dual met with West Lafayette by a 56-39 score, and then defeated Franklin 58-37 in another meet. The Eastwood freshman wrestling squad defeated Speedway 28-23 in a meet held last week. LIBRARY NOTES: 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. Mrs. Mary Stonebraker is in charge. These books have been added recently: Numbers: Fun and Facts—John Friend. Greek Plays in Modem Translation —Dudley Fitts. Firsthand Report Sherman Adams. Modem Novel in Britain and the U.S.—Walter Allen. Hitler and Nazism Louis Snyder. The Magic Mountain Thomas Mann and People of Brazil Rose Brown. Tjwul and People of Spain Dorothy Loder. Treasury of Great Mysteries Howard Hay craft. Cyclopedia of World Authors Frank Magill. Classical Myths in English Literature Daniel Norton. Poems for Enjoyment Elias Lieberman. ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOBR CHOICE SORDAY!

CLASSIFIEDS FOR RENT apartment with garage, air conditioned. Available Feb. sth. Married couple preferred. 4920 W. 15th. Inquire between 7. and 9 pm. COLONIAL HOME, 6817 W. 16th St. carpeted living-din. area, tiled entrance with closet, large family kitchen, attach, gar., paved drive, fenced yard. $14,375, $450 down. CH. 4-8435. FOR SALE Charming large 3 bedroom ranch style brick home. Attach. 1-car gar., full base., best location, near new Speedway grade and high schools. CH. 4-0220. FOR RENT—Nice sleeping room, close to Speedway and Airport. Gentleman preferred. Call after 5:30 p.m. or before 9:30 a.m. or weekends. CH. 1-4005. FOR SALE—Used all wool green rug, 12x12 ft., with pad, $75; same 9x12 ft., (no pad), S4O. AX. 3-0419. FOR SALE Girl’s large doll buggy; deluxe wagon; child’s wooden table and chair set; girl’s 24” Huffy bike; good cond. AX. 1-2554 after 5 pm. College of Christian Living (Continued from Page 1) has been Conference Youth Director in the Louisville Conference, Assistant to the President -at Kentucky Weslyan, as well as Pastor at Bardstown, Kentucky. Guest for the Senior High Department during the College of Christian Living this week will be Mr. Don Lash of the Christian Athletes Association. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hill will continue the study of The Methodist Church in New Nations, for the Junior Department and they will be dealing with Africa. The Adult Classes this week will be as follows: 1. Round Table Discussion of Mission Program snd Proceeding Topics The Missions Commission. 2. “Speedway Concerns” Freeman Ketron The Social Concerns Commission. 3. “Prayer” Arthur Sips The Membership and Evangelism Commission. 4. “Stewardship of Volunteer Service” Russell Hirschman The Stewardship and Finance Commission. 5. “Christian Education and Methodism” Randle Dew. INSPIRATIONAL TIME: 5:00 p.m.; Class Sessions—s:lo p.m. to 6:15 p.m.; Fellowship Hour, 6:15

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