Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1965 — Page 3

Thursday, September 30, 1965

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Oct. 8, Varsity Football, Beech •Grove, Here, 7:30 p.m., Home--coming Game. Oct. 9, Mid-State Cross Country Meet, 10:00 a.m. Oct 9, District Twirling Contest at Southport. Oct. 11, 7th Grade Football, Deaf School, Here, 5:30 p.m. Oct 11, Bth Grade Football, Deaf School, Here, 6:30 pan. Oct. 13, Beech Grove Cross Country Heet, Here, 4.30 p.m. Oct. 13, P.T.A. Meeting in high school auditorium, 7 45 p.m. Class officers elected in the senior high school last week were: Senior: President, Brian Cevinger, Vice-President, Scott Neat, Secretary, Kathy Menchhofer, Treasurer, Ken Craig. Juniors: President, Charles Engel, Vice-President, Cindy Rumple, Secretary, Joyce DeWitt Treasurer Donna Tyler. Sophmores: President Darrell Rains, Vice-President, Jim DeLisle, Secretary, Peggy Lewter, Treasurer, Rick Amjo. Freshmen: President, Dave Howard, Vice-President, Scott Musgrave, Secretary, Ruth DeWitt, Treasurer, Mike DeWeese.

Student Council officers elected for the 1965-66 school year are: President, Jim Moschenross, Vice-President, Pam Mathis, Secreetary, Bobbie Brooks, Treasurer. Julie Noble. Speedway and Carmel played to a 7-7 tie at Carmel last Friday night. Speedway plays undefeated Greenwood at Speedway in a Mid-State Conference game this Friday night. In other football games played last week the Speedway reserves won over Beech Grove, 14-0; Speedway freshmen lost to Plainfield, 40-ts; Speedway Bth grade tied Plainfield 7-7. In a cross country meet held recently Northwest varsity defeated Speedway 24-34; Northwest reserve placed over Speedday 24-31; and Speedway freshmen won from Northwest 22-33. 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. These titles have been added recently. The" Cheeehakoes Short, Wayne. Ernest Hemingway Rovit, Karl. So you want to go into Journalism Ryan, Leonard. Light, Visible and Invisible Reuchardt, Eduard. Population Control Shirnrn, Melvin. Mircle in Motion Shippen, Katherine. Robert E. Sherwood Shuman, Robert. At the Hemingways— Sanford, Marcelline. Guidance and the School Dropout—Schreiber, DaniM. How to build a Coin Collection —Reinfeld, Fred. The Spy who Came in From the Cold—Le Carre, John. Indiana Houses of the Nineteenth Century—Peat, Wilbur. Our Country’s National Parks —Melbo, Irving.

Fine Arts Center Dedication At Indiana Central A retired educator, an air force chaplain and a university dean will receive honorary degrees Saturday, October 2, at the dedication of the new Leah Ransburg Fine Arts Center at Indiana Central College. Other features of the event include chamber music, an open house, and a nine-day art exhibit. The public is welcome to attend all without charge. The formal dedication program will be in Ransburg Auditorium of Academic Hall at 2 p.m. The other events will take place in the Fine Arts Center, which occupies half of the just remodeled Administration Building, the edifice with lonic columns which originally was the first and only college building on the campus.

FORUM SERIES Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine, of the Birmingham Temple in Birmingham, Michigan, will open a new Jewish Community Center Forum Series, Sunday, October 31, at 8 pan., at the Center, 6701 Hoover Road. Rabbi Wine, whose controversial statements regarding theology have rece vi e d wide notice in both the Jewish and secular press, will discuss the question, “Can Judaism Surwie?” The Center Forum will include six sessions, highlighting leading public figures in discussion of current issues. Series tickets are available at the Center at a cost of $3.00 to members and $5.00 to non-members. Single admission tickets may be obtained for 75 cents for member and SI.OO for non-members.

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A & P's Grand Opening (Continued from Page 1) pany’s 100th anniversary and has since become symbolic of new A & P stores. With completion of the new building, the company now has 18 stores in Greater Indianapolis. The newest outlet is equipped to serve the food needs of consumers in Chapel Hills and west Indianapolis. “Opening of this modern super market will give our many friends what we believe to be one of the finest and complete food shopping centers in this community,” Mr. Nicholls pointed out. “It bears out our determination to grow with Indianapolis and Marion County. We hope they will be pleased with it as we are.” Outstanding highlights include a gleaming new self-service meat department featuring a wide selection of fresh and smoked meats, poultry and fish, in addition to a large assortment of luncheon meats.

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Thee milti-deck frozen foods department offers consumers a large variety of fresh-frozen fruits and vegetables, juices and ice cream. Also included, is a fivetier dairy section featuring a comprehensive line of domestic and imported cheese and other dairy items. Inside and outside nothing has been left undone to provide the utmost in shopping convenience and comfort The center has parking pacilities for some 450 cars.

Harold Garrison of 6525 West 11th Street, has been chosen to manage the new super market. Mr. Garrison is a long-time resident and well known in this area. He has beeen with the food chain since 1947 and received his first managerial appointment in 1954 at Speedway City. He also ma naged the West 11th Street super market for approximately two years prior to opening the company’s new Speedway City store in 1962, where he served until his recent appointment Herbert Gilliam, former assistant manager at 8620 Westfield

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return mail. Call WA. 3-1457 for additional information. Janie Woods Hodge of Popeye and Janie Show will be featured at the October 2nd concert.

Thanksgiving Dance The Westside Democratic Club has announced the selection of Martin Hinman to be Chairman of their Thanksgiving Dance. The Dance will be held 8:00 p.m. Sat. urday, November 13th at the U.A.W. Union Hall, 514 Drover, Indianapolis.

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