Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1966 — Page 4

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Brownsburg, there, 7:00 p.m. Feb. 8, Swim Meet with Franklin, here, 6:30 pan. Feb. 9, P.T.A. Meeting at Junior High School Gym, 7:45 pan.

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Feb. 12, Swim Sectionals. Feb. 12, Basketball, Beech Grove, here, 6:30 and 8:00 pan. Feb. 16, Freshman Basketball, Zionsville, here, 6:30 pan. Feb. 18, Basketball, Center Grove, there, 6:30 and 8:00 pan. In the solo and ensemble contest held last Saturday Speedway music students won five first division placements, twelve second division placements, and two third division placements. Those receiving first division awards were: Donald Muir, cornet solo; Linda Strout, flute solo; Dave Harriman, Jane McCallister, Jim Muir, Cathy Wacker, trombone quartet; Barry Crawford, John Higbie, Sandy Hitchcock, Donna Troutman, saxaphone quartet; Don Muir, Steve Grisham, Richard Anderson, comet trio.

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Speedway var si t basketball team won over Plainfield 90-74, and lost to Warren Central by a 66-62 score. The reserve Sparkplugs lost two close games, the first to Plainfield 43-40, and the Second to Warren Central 44-40. Earlier in the week the Speedway freshmen defeated Ritter by a 2928 score. In the Bth grade Mid-State Conference Tourney Speedway defeated Greenwood 44-34, and then

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lost to Fulton 39-13 in a recent match. Results of the Elementary Intramural Basketball program following five weeks of team play are as follows: Grad* V Teams Won Lost Blue Devils 2 3 Sparkplugs 1 4 Hurrying Hoosiers 5 0 Bulldogs 3 2 Hornets 1 4 Continentals 3 2 Grad* VI Teams Wen Lost Sparkplugs 3 2 Hillbillies 2 3 Aces 3 2

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Barracudas 3 2 Globetrotters 3 2 007*s 14 LIBRARY NOTES: The Senior High School library is open four late afternoons weekly for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 4:00 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday. Ceramics Harvey Weiss. Peter and the Rock Mary Wallace. Stagestruck Maurice Zolotow. The Pond Robert Murphy.

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Buyer Beware Fred Trump. A Ship Called Hope William Walsh. Your Career in Journalism M. L. Stein. Challenger Mickey Thompson. THE TOWN BOARD REPORTS (Continued from Page 1) finalize specifications for a new 12" Water Line to be installed on 25th Street from Lyndhurst Drive to Georgetown Road and advertise for bids. Mr. Williams was authorized to prepare specifications for Chemicals to be used this year by the Water Treatment Plant and advertise for bids. Bids were opened at 8:00 pan. for Street Materials for 1966. Five bids were received. All bids were taken under advisement for further study and checking. Contract will be awarded at a later date. The Board approved to support the Town of Clermont in their request for an Interchange at County Line Road and 1-74. The Board instructed the Clerk to write the State Highway Commission to make a study of the traffic conditions at US. 136 and Lyndhurst Drive. The Board discussed the illegal cross-overs on US 136 near the Shopping Center. The State High, way Commission has been requested to close all illegal cross-overs in this area and erect a guard rail in the median of US 136 which they have agreed to do. Next Regular meeting of the Board will be held on February 14th, 1966 at 7:30 pan. in the Town Hall auditorium. You are always welcome to attend. POLICE STATISTICAL REPORT 1-11-66 through 1-23-66 Personal Injury Accidents 1 Property Damage Accidents 6 Fatal Accidents . 1 B& E 3 Dog Complaints 13 Juveniles 2 Larceny 8 Obscene Phone Calls 1 Stolen Vehicles 1 Suicides 2 Sick Persons 3 Injured Persons 3 Suspicious Persons 11 Suspicious Cars 11 Traffic Arrests 32 Traffic Warnings 15 Criminal Arests 9

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"Scouts Plan Scout Week Celebration" The 32,000 Boy Scouts end Scout leaders of the Central Indiana Council will join the five million Scouts across the Nation in the celebration of Boy Scout Week, February 7 through 13. Richard Emery, Principal of Harry K. Wood High School and Scout Week Chairman, stated "that most of the activity would be centered around the celebration carried on by the 767 Club Packs, Scout Troops and Explorer Posts. Scout Week is actually a big week-long Birthday Party celebrating the founding of the Boy Scouts of America, February 8, 1910. Scouts, parents and old Scouts join in the celebration and re-dedicate themselves to the Scouting principles. The Packs, Troops and Posts will have special Parents* Nights, Courts of Honor and Blue and Gold Banquets. Recognizing the Scout Law “A Scout is Reverent,” the units will participate in church services. During the week, individual units will display Scouting in store windows, church lawns and shopping centers. The Council program includes an opening ceremony on the steps of the City-County Building, Feb. 7 and on Feb. 8 the Birthday of Scouting. Mayor Barton will cut the official Birthday Cake. Civic Day, for many years a Scout Week tradition,^will be celebrated Wednesday, Feb. 9 by the new Eagle Scouts taking over the city, county and state positions. Scouts will honor Abraham Lincoln, Feb. 12 by placing a wreath on the two statues in Indianapolis. Scout Sunday will be celebrated in many churches and one-hundred Catholic Scouts will receive the Ad Altare Dei Award in the afternoon at St. Simons Church. When the Boy Scout charter was granted in 1910, a paragraph stipulated that there should be a week of celebration and rededication every year and it has become as much a part of Scouting as camping and first aid. GIRL SCOUT ANNUAL MEETING The Hoosier Capital Girl Scout Council at its annual meeting Monday morning, January 31, elected 11 members to its 34 member board of directors. The theme of the meeting held at the Southport Presbyterian Church was “Girl Scouting-A-Bridge To The Future.” Mrs. Walter H. Huehl, council president, reported on the accomplishments of 1965 and the following comittee chairmen gave projected plans for 1966: Mrs. L. P. Van Scyoc, program services; Mrs. M. M. Neal, camping; Mrs. Robert Ross, personnel; Mr. Fred Heckman, public relations; and Mr. J. Fred Risk, finance. The meeting" closed with a talk by Miss Rosemary Hofman, a former Senior Scout now in college, relating how her Scout experiences is helping her cross the bridge to the future as an adult Scout New board members are: Mr. Adrian B. Nail, Mr. Karl Kalp and Mrs. Charles Rice, Indianapolis; Mrs. Robert Jones, Morristown; Mrs. Richard Poole, Speedway; Mr. Walter J. Strough, Carmel; and Mrs. George Dickman, Greenfield. Reelected to the board were Mrs. William R. Moon, Mooresville; Mrs. William R. Tindall, Shelbyville; Mrs. Robert Boles and Mrs. John A. Grayson, Indianapolis. SAHARA GROTTO WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Sahara Grotto Women’s Auxiliary will hold a Easter Hat Sale February 16th and 17th, 8:00 p.m., at the Grotto Clubhouse, 4107 E. Washington Street. Selection of Special Spring Hats will be supplied by the Star Millinery, and will be in charge of Mrs. Elwood H. Beck, Chairman of the Ways and Means committee. Entertainment will be supplied by Chairman, Mrs. Frank P. Fulton and her committee. Guests are cordially invited. PARENTS CLUB DANCE The “Old Sweethearts Ball,” for parents of Cathedral High School students and their guests, will be held Saturday, February 5, from 9 to 12 in the school auditorium. Sponsored by the parents clubs, the dance will feature music by the Cathedral Dance Band. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Wirt Cook, 293-0275. Tickets are $3 per couple. Valley Mills Kindergarten Valley Mills Kindergarten registration for 1966-67 term will be held Monday, Feb. 7, 1966 from 9:00 am. until 1:00 p.m. at Valley Mills Friends Church, Thompson Road. Child must be 5 years bid on or before Sept 30, 1966. Bring birth certificate. No registrations accepted prior to Feb. T, 1968.