Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1966 — Page 6

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) We hope you all come down, eat with us and enjoy the festivities. The CYO girls who have been asked to be God’s House Cleaners Friday at 12:30 p.m. are Margaret Liszkai, Carol Mathis, Sue Murphy, Christy Sue Swisher, Roxanne Torrella, and Dianne Wagner.\ City-W(de Tennis Tourney is Saturday morning . . . girls leave at ll'q”clock and the boys leave at 11:30. Our groups will be striving St. Catherine this year and not be runners-up like last year. On Tuesday night, August 2, the CYOers will see Starlight Musicals. They are to contact Father Richart for tickets. On Monday morning at 6:15 Father Richart said the Mass for the deceased members of St. Christopher parish Xt 8 o’clock, Father Lindemann said the Mass for Chet Kasnak u, the request of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin. An Anniversary Mass was said at 6:15 Tuesday for William Halfmann at the request of Nora Bray. The Howard Peters family asked that the 8 o’clock Mass remember Nelle Durack. s Eileen Harrold was remembered in the 6:15 Mass on Wednesday morning at the request of friends. John Quinn, the brother of Mrs. Helen Freund, was remembered at 8 o’clock. Nora Bray and the late Notie Stamm requested the Mass. This morning Henry Rosner was remembered at the 6:15 Mass at the request of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Reihl. The 8 o’clock Mass was said for Joseph Rosner at the request of the Henry Rosner family. The Shallenger family are having the 6:15 Mass said tomorrow

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morning for Delia Loftus. At eight o’clock Catherine Schaler will be remembered at the request of the Bernard Schaler family. On Saturday morning the 6:15 Mass will be for Helen Herritier at the request of Margaret Griffin. The Henry Rosner family have requested the 8 o’clock Mass for Joseph Rosner. St. Christopher Slo-Pitch Soft Ball team won Sunday ,by a forfeit from St. Malachy. They are scheduled to play St. Gabriel Sunday at 2 p.m. at Meadowood Park. Mrs. Marcella Sterneman of 2025 Allison Avenue went into the Deaconess Hospital, Evansville last Friday. She was scheduled for a thyroid operation Monday. Last Sunday afternoon our boys lost to St Anthony at Max Baehr field at softball, but our girls won at Justice field from St. Ann, 13 to 5. This was the girls’ final game. After the business meeting of the CYOers Tuesday evening of this week, they joined a youth group from St. Joseph parish, Lebanon, Indiana, and their moderator, Father Cloughley,. for a swim party at Marian. ’ Pray for a successful festival Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world.

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FEDERAL RECREATION PERMIT Available now to the public at Hoosier Motor Club headquarters, 40 W. 40th St, Indianapolis, is the $7 “golden passport,” Federal Recreation Permit, issued last year for the first time but greatly improved this year. James W. Parks, Hoosier Motor Club manager, made the announcement. The American Automobile Association, through its affiliated clubs, is designated by the Department of the Interior as major private distributor of the permit, which allows the holder and occupants of his car unlimited admissions to more than 7,000 Federal recreation areas in this country—including national parks and monuments.

Vacationists starting on extended trips, or planning several trips during the year, will find a money-saving advantage in purchasing the permits. The new wallet-sized permit replaces last year’s bumper sticker and can be transferred from car to car as long as the original purchaser occupies the car. An additional advantage is that it will admit the bearer afoot to places not ordinarily available by automobile, such as the Cur-tis-Lee mansion in Arlington, Va. Only the bearer, however, and not other members of his party, will be admitted without additional charge to such places. AAA distributes the passport on a cost basis, receiving no commission on the sales. All funds go to the government to be used for developing more outdoor recreation areas for the public. AAA recently received congressional praise for its support of the government’s “Operation Golden Eagle” program to buy new federal recreation areas and to assist states, cities and counties in providing more “near'

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PARK NEWS (Continued from page 1) 11, the Redlegs will tackle the Meteors and the Giants meet the Yankees on Diamond I following the first game about 10:45 a.m. All these games will be played on Thursday, July 28. On Monday, August 1, the two winners of the 10:00 games will meet on Diamond I at 10:00 a.m. The winner of this game will then play the Giant-Yan-kees winner on Tuesday, August 2, at 10:00 a.m. on Diamond I at Meadowood for the Meadowood Park chmapionship. This team will meet the Leonard Park champs on Wednesday, August 3, at 10:00 am. on the Meadowood Park Diamond I. The Leonard Park teams will begin their playoffs on Friday, July 29, with the Red Sox meeting the White Sox at 10:00 a.m. The winner of this game will meet the Yankees for the Leonard Park championship on Monday, August 1, at 1:00 p.m. This team will then go to the championship game at Meadowood Park, Wednesday, August 3, at 10:00 a.m. Immediately following the championship game, we would like to have all the boys who have participated in our Peanut League—players and coaches —to join us for a Coke party. At the Coke party, awards for the most valuable player selected by his teammates and coaches will be awarded. This will be held at Meadowood Park following the championship game.

Thursday, July 28, 1966

Our single elimination tournament for the boys in the Junior High basketball has started on Monday in the “A” League. Bruce Hamilton’s ‘Torkers” defeated Danny West’s “Easterners.” Rick Rains* “Forecasters” fell to Tom Gilbert’s “Skinheads.” Mike Furndsh’s ‘Tanners” beat Jime Reimer’s “Reamers.” The winning teams will compete and finish the tournament today. In the “B” League, Jackie Havens’ “Angels” beat Dennis Delong’s “Darlings.” Scott Wagner’s “Wolves” downed Doug Case’s “Satchels.” Tony Harmon’s “Beatles” outlasted Larry Love’s “Lawyers.” Thesse boys will finish up along with the “A” team. A picnic and award program will be held for these boys on Friday, July 29, at 11:30 a.m. at the Leonard Park shelterhouse. In the Carroms tournament at the Leonard Park, Tom Berkhopes won the championship cup to become the park champion. Other winners were Div. II: Mike Henderson, first; Steve Williams, second; and David Lloyd, third. Div. 11l winners were Tom Berkhopes, first; David Henderson, second; and Ricky Crumley, third.

Winners at the Meadowood Park were Div. H: Danny Hoge, first; Danny Rabb, second; and Chris Such, third. Div. 11l winners were Ken Dearinger, first; Jack Havens, second; Marc Daniels, third. Kenny Dearinger, winner of the Carroms championship cup, become the Meadowood Park carroms champ. One tournamenit contest is left —Chess, August 1. Be sure to come early to sign for competition. Div. I» 6-8 year olds; Div. H, 9-11 years old; and Div. HI, 12 and older. Not too many days left for park-supervised programs and a reminder to the girls from Mrs. Thomas—come and participate in the girls’ recreation program, Tuesday through Friday. Jim Crumley, 244-8229

Art Groups Invited To Participate In Mile Of Art Festival The ninth “Mile of Art Festival,” staged by the Art Center Artists’ Guild, Indianapolis, will be held August 18, 19 and 20 at Eastgate Shopping Center. An unusual program of music, crafts and art exhibits and demonstrations is being planned for the three-day event. Cash and merchandise certificates will be given in the juried show and for the most unique booths and displays. Art and crafts may be displayed for sale. Full information and official blanks may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Ferne Speckman, 5238 Park Ave., Indianapolis, phone AT. 3-7871.