Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1965 — Page 4

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Illustrated Lecture At Herron Sunday, February 14 at 4 p.m. Leland Bell, artist and teacher, will give an illustrated lecture entitled, “Andre Derain The

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Dr. Henry Cndß, observatory director, said the shows are slated for 4 p.m. and 8 pan. Saturdays and Sundays during the month. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for school-age youngsters.

DANCE AUDITIONS FOR STARLIGHT Auditions for the 1965 Starlight Musicals* dance ensemble will be held Friday, February 12, and Saturday, February 13.. Mr. Robert Audy, choreographer for Starlight, will be present to conduct the auditions. Friday, February 12: Women—--5:00 until 6:30 pan.; Men— 6:30 until 8:00 pan. Saturday, February 13; Women —12:00 until 2:00 pan.; Men—2:oo until 4:00 pan.

The auditions will be held in the auditorium of Eastgate Shopping Center, 7150 East Washington Street (intersection of Road 100 and Washington Street), Indianapolis, Indiana. The auditorium is at the north end of the shopping center, below Wasson’s store. Choreographers Create Interpretative Dance For Concert Two leading dance artists of the Butler Ballet, Miss Dee Hunt and Emmet Sabatine, will be featured with the Indianapolis Comunity Choir during the choir’s forthcoming concert, “An Evening in Stereophonic Sound,” at Lawrence Central High School, Feb. 19th. Both Miss Hunt and Mr. Sabatine have impressive choreographic backgrounds. ELLSASSER TO PLAY ORGAN CONCERT AT INDIANA CENTRAL Richard Ellsasser, organist and composer, will give a concert at Indiana Central College Friday night, F uary 12. The third event on this season’s Artist Series will be in Ransburg Auditorium at 8:30 pm. He will play compositions by Bach, Widor, Elmore, Debussy, Schumann and Ellsasser himself. He will close his program by improvising on a theme to be submitted by the college’s Music Department.

REDUCE CHARGES ON LONG DISTANCE CALLS Reduced charges on long distance telephone calls became effective recently, and the time when bargain rates apply were broadened. Indiana Bell Division Manager C. R. Barkman said the new rate schedules affect both calls within the state and those crossing state lines. The changes will save Hoosiers about $2.5 million a year. Bargain rates for nighttime station-to-station calls now apply after 8 pm. daily—instead of after 9 p.m. as in the past and also all day on Sundays. The new rate for a three-minute night or Sunday station-to-station call will be 40 cents or less within the state and $1 or less anywhere in the continental United States. Most calls would cost less than the 40 cents and $1 maximums because of distance between phones. Many evening rates which apply from 6 to 8 pm. have been reduced, and the evening schedule now also applies all day on Saturdays. Adult Education Courses Robert M. Smith, former president of the Indiana State Association for Adult Education, and currently field consultant in adult education at Indiana University, will conduct a course in Indianapolis during the spring semester for people interested in adult education activities. The course, which will be in the

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processes and procedures in adult education, will be offered by the LU. Downtown Campus at 8:10 pm. each Tuesday, beginning Feb. 9. It is a feature of the regional campus’ graduate education program, but anyone interested may enroll During the semester, a study and analysis of the nature and conditions of group development will be presented. Emphasis will be placed on group discussion as a learning technique, and on the roles and responsibilities of persons involved in group learning. Dr. Smith spent two years in Liberia as an adult education advisor for the U.S. International Cooperation Administration. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, with the A.B. and AM. degrees, he has the Ph.D. degree from Indiana University. "Golf Booster" Advertising Now Available Charles H. Boswell, "500” Festival Vice-President in charge of golf, has announced that, for the first time, the golf committee is selling a one-line advertisement in the official “500” program to individuals or firms for only $25. The buyer of this line of advertising will be designated as a “golf booster” of the 1965 $90,000 Tourney. Boosters, in addition to the advertising in the program, will recevie a clubhouse pass, free parking for the tournament, a “Booster Ribbon,” and an autographed color photograph of the winner of this year’s Festival Golf Tournament Golf Boosters can sign up by calling the “500” Festival Office at ME. 6-4556 or by sending their check and the name they wish to have appear, in the official program to the “500” Festival Office, 350 North Meridian Street Boswell also reported a total of 140 out of 156 available positions for the Celebrity Pro-Am have been purchased. It is expected the remainder will shortly be sold. This year’s tourney at Speedway Golf Course will be held on five consecutive days starting with the Celebrity Tourney on Wednesday, May 26th. I.U. STUDENT SPEAKER'S BUREAU OFFERS SERVICE Attention luncheon and servcie club members: If you have trouble locating guest speakers or people for special programs, Indiana University students may have the answer you’ve been looking for. The I.U. Student Speaker’s Bureau, operated by the Department of Speech and Theatre, is now offering its spring program of discussions and debates. These include 10 topics covering a wide range of current events, from poverty in the U.S. to prayer in the public schools; specific interest areas, such as businessmen’s tax problems, and scholarships and financial aids available to incoming college students; and fun areas such as an illustrated talk on the history of the Ohio River’s showboats. Students who participate in the Bureau are selected on the basis of their exceptional speaking ability. Many of them have had personal experiences related to the issues they discuss. Each speech is prepared under the supervision of a faculty member in I.U.’s Department of Speech and Theatre. The average length of each program is about 30 minutes, with a question-and-answer session concluding the presentation. The Bureau usually operates within a 50-mile radius of Indiana’s Bloomington campus, but exceptions are made. The only charge to those interested in using the Bureau’s 4 services is transportation cost, at seven cents per mile, and reimbursement to students for any necessary meals. Donald W. Zacharias, instructor in speech and theatre, handles program scheduling for the Bureau. Indiana Hair Design Guild The Indiana Hair Design Guild will meet February 21, 22, and 23. This is the first time in the long history of the Guild that the meeting will be of three day’s duration. Meetings will open each day at 9:30 a.m. at the Marott Hotel. There wil be a luncheon Sunday at noon. Members should bring their mannequins and styling equpiment. Grace Doran of Palm Springs, California will be the guest artist for the three-day seminar. Miss Doran has attained great heights as a nationally and internationally known hairstylist and instructor through extensive study and travel—and in recognition of her fine reputation as one of the country’s leading hairstylists. Miss Doran receives many invitations to appear as guest artist at many of the National and State Beauty Shows where she coordinates hairstyling, make-up and fashions as taught in her school in Hollywood.