Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1966 — Page 5

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Social Party for men and women in the school social room. Bus wiH leave St. Christopher Saturday at 1:00 pan. for the Junior Achievement Trade Fair. This sixth annual Fair will be held in the Agriculture Building at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. About thirty CYO members will attend the Fair. Several of St. Christopher members work with one or another of the sixty-two companies four nights a week (Monday through Thursday from 7 to 9 pan.). A large variety of J.A products are made and sold. Each company has stockholders and is run on a profit and loss business. They are sponsored and supervised by personnel from large companies in Marion County. Since January 30th is the fifth Sunday in the month, no special group wiH receive corporate Holy Communion at any of the Masses Sunday. But on Sunday, a special collection will be taken up at all the Masses for the badly needed work in South America. The feast of St John Bosco, patron of the Archdiocese CYO, win be commemorated Sunday, January 30th, with a 4:30 pm. Mass, followed by a supper and city-wide dance at St. Michael’s parish. On Wednesday night, February 2nd, at 8 o’clock win be held the regular monthly meeting of the Altar Society. There is to be a Fair Fashion Show by “Mary” and Salon Deauville Paree. Fourth grade mothers are hostesses. * Congratulations to Barbara and Robert Whitehead of 2572 Moller Road! Michael Lee was born Monday night, January 17th, at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Congratulations to Mary and Tommy Shaw of 2001 North Auburn! Michelle was bom Monday afternoon, January 24th, at The Methodist Hospital. The Maurice Theising family asked that Frank Theising be remembered in the Mass at eight o’clock on Monday morning. On Tuesday morning the Mass was said for Joseph Armin at the request of the Norman Mills and Don O’Lari families. The Mass on Wednesday morning was for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Flynn. Mary Zener requested the Mass. This morning the Mass was for Joseph Rosner at the request of Ruth Doktor and Ruth Kasnak. The Mass tomorrow morning will be said for Nellie Durack. Helen Mannix requested that the Mass be said. The officers of St. Christopher Altar Society arve having the Mass said on Saturday morning for Delia Loftus. Out of 16 entries, St. Christopher brought home 6 winners from the Style Show last Sunday at Beech Grove. Theresea Renie, of St. Mary’s received two $5.00 gift certificiates in two divisions, Party Dress and Tailored Dress: Donna Hermann, of St. Mary’s, received a $5.00 gift certificate in the Lined Suit Division; Jeannett White, of Ritter received a $5.00 gift certificate in the Tailored Dress Division; Cathy Dean, of Ritter, also received a $5.00 gift certificate in the Tailored Dress Division; and, Beverly Preston, of Speedway, received a $5.00 gift certificate in the Skirt and Blouse Division. St. Roch’s won the trophy Discussion Groups which met this week were: the Little Flower Group on Monday evening with Nobie Arnold; on Tuesday night, the Ave Marie Group with Joan Summers and the St. Gerrard Group with Carolyn Such. St. Christopher has in storage a supply of old school desks which k they no longer need. If there is any family in the parish who would like to have any of these, please contact Father Lindemann at the rectory. This annuncements was made last Sunday. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world.

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CHILDREN'S MUSEUM “The Colonial Naturalist,” a color film telling of the work of an 18th century botanist enchanted by what he found in Williamsburg, will be shown at the Children’s Museum this Saturday morning, Jan. 29, at 11 o’clock. The film has evoked such praise as “simply beautiful,” but it is also a remarkable educational experience. The central story follows Mark Catesby, and English botanist, who began a visit to his sister in Williamsburg in 1712. The visit was extended for seven years when Catesby determined to write and illustrate what was to become the most significant natural history of America for the next 150 years. Hundreds of birds, mammals and insects are shown. Creatures build their nests; spiders catch their prey; birds feed and protect their young. These intimate glimpses of Tidewater Virginia wildlife are photographed in their natural habitat in color. This free program is for youngsters nine years and older. At the same hour a “museum adventure” awaits the younger child. This is a paper and pencil game to sharpen the observation and enjoyment of the young museum visitor. The Children’s Museum is accepting registration for the world understanding badge classes for cadette Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. Classes will meet from 2 to 4 p.m. eah Saturday in Feb.

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ST. ANDREWS LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) at 740 pm. tonight, followed by the SCS Staff Meeting at 8:00. A program on “Audio-Visual Aids” will be presented. Both meetings will be in the Youth Building. Mr. John Farley continues his classes on “Ways to Teach Children” at 7:30 tonight, in the Youth Building A St Andrew’s Day of recreation for all men and boys of the church will be held on Saturday, January 29th at the Municipal Gardens Gym at Cold Springs Road and U.S. 52, beginning at 1:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to come out for a good time playing volley ball and basketball Teams will be set up and games played between the men and high school boys of St. Andrew’s. Come out next Saturday from 1 to 4 pm. NEXT SUNDAY IS YOUTH SUNDAY. The speakers will be David Hayden and Tom Campbell. There will be a reception for the entire congregation following the 10:30 Service, with Diana

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