Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1966 — Page 4

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STATE POLICE RECRUIT ACADEMY State Police Supt. Robert A. O’Neal announced this week that 100 young Hoosier men have been selected to attend the department”s 1966 recruit training academy at Indiana University, Bloomington, beginning July 3. The successful candidates, picked from more than 800 who applied, have been undergoing written examinations, physicals, character investigations and interviews since April 1. O’Neal pointed out that they still face eight weeks of intensive police training during which they must compete for appointment to the trooper ranks on September 1. Rookie troopers must also serve a one-year probationary period to receive additional in-service training.

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ST. CHMSrOPHBfS CATHOLIC CHUKH (Continued from Page 1) As many as 800 Junior CYO members are expected to attend the CYO annual Summer Out-door City-wide Dance Friday night, July Bth, in the Little Flower Schoolyard. The “Dawn Five” combo will provide the entertainment for the affair, traditionally the social highlight of the summer season for the teen-age set Dancing will begin at 8 p.m. and last until 11:00 pm. St. Christopher CYOers will leave at 7:30 pm. CYO girlls who will be God’s House Cleaners .tomorrow at 12:30 pm. are Pattie Doyle, Jeanne Dugan, Suzanne Glidden, Linda Goddard, Nancy Knapp, and Donna Medvescek. Members of the Holy Name Society will receive corporate Holy Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, July 10th. Following the Mass, a breakfast-meeting will be held at the Speedway Motel. Breakfast of juice, eggs, bacon or sausage, toast and coffee will be served at the usual contribution, and with no worry of preparation for a few or the after dish-washing. A renowned gentleman in the field of sports will be the speaker. But since this will be a catered breakfast, it will be necessary to have an accurate count of those members who plan to attend. Reservations are to be callled in, not later than tonight, to Dick Zeph (291-5069), Al Weinbeck (2411751), John Sterneman (241-6493), or Ron Hay (241-1059). The committee promise the meeting will be brief, the breakfast delicious, and the speaker most interesting, and they are hoping for a large turnout. Then, Sunday afternoon St. Christopher Slo-Pitch Ball team will play St. Joan of Arc at 2 o’clock at Meadowood Park. They hope for a good rooting section to spur the team to victory and even up the score with St Joan of Arc. Christ the King defeated St. Christopher last Sunday in a hot, hard-fought game, 10 to 8. Joe Fleishmann (241-5481) is representative for St. Christopher’s team. Kitchen chairman for St. Christopher’s Summer Festival, July 28, 29, and 30, is Emma Gene Rosner (244-9825) and co-chairman, Betty Lou Swisher; Steam Table Chairman and co-chairman are Agnes Benedetto (244-0218) and Ann Martich; Carry-Out Chairman, Mary Phillips (241-9103); and Clean-Up Chairman, Rosie Marie Aust (244-9825). If any lady would like to work on these committees, the chairmen would be happy to receive a call. One family was so anxious to eat at St. Christopher’s “Tops in Food” they couldn’t wait, so they came out last Friday night. They said that they saw the big sign at the corner of Lyndhurst and West 16th as they drove by, but didn’t check the dates. However, they said they’d be back. Announcements for the 6:15 daily morning Masses as well as the 8:00 a.m. Masses are now being made. On Monday morning the 6:15" Mass was for Henry Rosner at the request of the Immaculate Conception Discussion Group. The 8 o’clock Mass was said for the living and deceased members of the parish.

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Eileen Harrold was remembered in the 6:15 Mass on Tuesday morning at the request of St Christopher CYO. The 8 o’clock Mass was one of thanksgiving by the Mathis family. i The Shallenberger family asked that the 6:15 Mass on Wednesday remember Delia Loftus. An Anniversary Mass was said at 8 o’clock for Fred Brenner at the request of the Ralph Brenner family This morning friends of the Shriner family requested the 6:15 Mass for Frank Shriner. Joe Rosner was remembered at 8 o’clock at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller. The Thomas Stamm family are having the 6:15 Mass tomorrow morning for Notie Stamm. At 8 o’clock, the Ralph Brenner family asked that an Anniversary Mass be said for Louis Sterger. Edward Glidden will be remembered at 6:15 on Saturday morning at the request of Catherine Creagh. The 8 o’clock Mass will be for the parish. Next CYO Paper Sale will be last week-end in August. We’ve

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ordered 10 extra crates, since our last sale was so big—thanks to everybody. So save your papers and boxes for the August sale. Holy Angels Church, Indianapolis, extend a personal invitation to you to attend their Annual Festival Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, July 8,9, and 10. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the worldi. Nora Bray

snuowAY cnsiwi avta (Continued from Page 1) The chancel bouquet will be given by Mr. Walter Dugger and Jim Dugger in memory of Mrs. Mildred Dugger. The rose on the lectern last Sunday announced the birth of Kelly Ann Pennington, born on June 26 to Judy and Jon Pennington. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jarvis. Sr. Hi CYF “Welcome Freshmen” Picnic to be held at Turkey Run. Senior high young people are to meet in front of the church at 12:15 after eating lunch at home. Girls are to bring a covered dish (salad, no jello, cake, pie, etc.) and boys are to bring 50 cents (to cover the cost of sandwiches). Each person is to bring his own table service, plus a carton of. cold drinks or jug of lemonade or iced tea. Pre-registration will continue for Vacation Church School. Tables will be available in North hall and in the Christian Education office. Pastor’s Cabinet Meeting will be held Monday, July 11, 7:30 pm., in Roomßl. Golden Rule Fellowship will meet on Thursday, July 14, 1:303:00 pjn. in the Bethany Room. Carl Cunningham, President of the Senior High Christian Youth Fellowship, will give a presentation on “Youths of the Bible.” Miss Verna McGee will conduct the meditation. The Executive Committee of Christian Women’s Fellowship is to be hostess for this event. Chancel Choir will rehearse Thursday night, July 14, from 8:00 to 9:00 pm.

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Thursday, July 7, 1966

Park News (Continued from Page 1) park Peanut League baseball: Uom4 Park Won Lost White Sox 2 0 Yankees 1 1 Red Sox 0 2 auMdaßuoad Won Lost Yankees 3 0 Giants 2 1 Meteors 2 1 Cardinals 1 2 Redlegs 1 2 Tigers 0 3 These boys are all doing well and interest is running high at both parks. We expect to see much improvement as the season progresses. The standings of the Junior High Basketball League as of this writing are as follows: "A” Teams Team Captain Won Lost 5, West 4 0 6, Gilbert 3 1 2, Furnish 2 3 4, Hamilton * 2 3 3, Rains 1 4 1, Reimer 1 4

We also have “B” teams made up of the younger boys. Standings for these teams are as follows: Team Captain Lost 4, Havens 5 0 6, Watson 4 1 1, Lee 3 2 3, Harmon 2 3 5, Eggert 1 4 2, Delong 0 ? 5 Tentative plans are being made to organize a girls’ softball team that will compete with girls’ teams from adjacent city parks. 'Girls interested in trying out for the team meet Mrs. Thomas at the Meadowood Park Thursday, July 14, at 9:00 am. Partial results of the Chinese Checkers tournament at Leonard Park are: Division I: Steve Williams, first; Craig Williams, second; and Paul Rosner, third. Division II: David Lloyd, first; Ricky Rosner, second; and Danny Williams, third. Division HI: Dan Niccum, first; and Kyle Oslos, second. The cup championship has not been played yet Croquet tournament starts at the Leonard Park only, Monday, July 11, at 9:30. There will be a doubles tournament as well as a singles tournament for Division II and Division HI. Jim Crumley, 244-8229

Student Summer Work Paul O. Roales, manager of the Youth Opportunity Center, Indiana State Employment Service, reports that so far almost 1,000 high school and college students have registered for summer work at the sth floor Youth Employment Service Office at 145 West Washington Street. “The Office, which specializes each year in finding summer jobs for students, has been filled to overflowing with young people wanting work in factories, offices, and other business establishments, as well as in private homes,” Roales said. “It’s amazing the variety of jobs these youngsters can do. Many college students are hoping for their first chance to get actual work experience in their chosen professions. For others, getting a job this summer will determine whether or not they can return to school in the fall.” Roales reports that up through last week 35 employers had listed 111 job openings with the Youth Employment Service. “This is a relatively small number when you consider almost 1,000 students have registered for work already and an additional 4,000 are expected to register during June,” Roales commented. He hoped that many more employers in the Indianapolis area would be able to make use of this large, energetic young work force.

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