Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1966 — Page 4

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FISH FRY There will be a Fish Fry at Old Augusta Church, State Road 421 at 71st Street, Saturday evening. Sept. 17. Everyone welcome.

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SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Rev. James Grottick will be in the pulpit this Sunday and you are cordially invited to either of our two morning worship services. He will continue with his series on questions about religion entitled “If God Is Everywhere, Why Attend Church?” The Carol Choir directed by Mrs. John Clark will sing in the first service and the Chancel Choir directed by Hal Meuer will sing in the second service. Greeters will be Mr. and Mrs. Myron Thomas for the 9 a m. service and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fletcher for the 11 am. service. Sunday, Sept 18, Rev. James Grottick will again be delivering the message. This week's sermon will end the series on questions about religion entitled, “Will God Protect Me From All Harm?” The Immanuel Choir directed by Mrs. Don Schultheis will sing in the first service and the Chancel Choir directed by Hal Meuer will sing in the second. Flowers will be dedicated by Mrs. Roscoe Stevenson. Sept. 8 10:00 am. “Little Red Door” Sewing Group—Room US Sept. 8 7:30 pun. Stewardship and Finance Commission—at the church Sept. 8 7:30 pm. Social Concern Commission—at the church Sept. 10 7:30 p.m. WHO Class Miniature Golf Party—dessert— E. Williams, 7910 Buick Drive Sept. 12 7:00 pun. Worship Commission—Choir Room Sept. 12 7:00 p.m. Mission Commission—at the church Sept. 12 8:00 p.m. Official Board—Room 113

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Sept 13 1:15 pan. Bible Study and Prayer Group—Parlor Sept 13 7:3opm. Sunshine Circle- Mrs. Naomi Alte, RJt 18 Sept 14 7:30 pm. Chancel Choir—Choir Room Sept. 14 7:45 pm. Fidelity Circle—Virginia Swartzbaugh, 7708 W. Lockerbie Dr. Sept 15 3:45 pm. Carol Choir (Grades 3 and 4>—Choir Room Sept 15 7:00 pm. Education Commission—at the church. Attention all Senior M.Y.F.ers, watch for announcements in the Sunday Bulletins for meeting dates and “Morning Moments” data. The Cherub Choir lor grades 1 and 2 will be announced later as to dates of practice.

Join Union Carbide Corp. Electronics Division Dr. W. J. Alford and Dr. G. A. Keig have joined Union Carbide Corporation's Electronics Division with the Crystal Products R and D Laboratory at Indianapolis. Union Carbide’s Crystal Products Department is the major producer of industrial crystals including ruby and sapphire as well as synthetic gems such as Linde star sapphire and emerald. Dr. Alford is responsible for development and growth of electro-optic crystals used in the rapidly growing quantum electronics area. A native of Kenly, North Carolina, he received his BJS., M.S., and Ph.D. in Ceramis from Rutgers University, served as a research officer at Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories, Hanscom Field, Mass., and has co-authored four papers on various aspects of crystal growth and evaluation. Dr. Keig is responsible for single crystal ruby and sapphire research, including a government contract for high perfection ruby. Ruby is the most important laser material and has found application in rangefinding, welding, and medical fields. Dr. Keig was born in the British Isles (Douglas, Isle of Man), received his B. Sc. (Honours) from Liverpool University, England, and his Sc. D. in Ceramics from MIT. He is the author of two papers on nuclear ceramics. Both men are members of the American Ceramic Society.

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Indianapolis Hiking Club The Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike in the Mill Creek area southwest of Danville on Sunday, September 11. The group win leave from the east side of the Statehouse at 1:30 part, and win drive to the hiking area where they win meet again at 2:30 p.m. This will be a moderate hike through woods and on a road. Mrs. Oran Linzie of near Danville win lead. CARD PARTY The Bridgeport Volunteer Fire Department-Co. No. 7 wilT hold their monthly card party on Saturday night Sept. 10, 1966 at 8:00 p.m. Prizes win be given and refreshments win be available. Proceeds go to the fire department. Thank you, Mrs. R. S. Crouch MOTHER OF TWINS The September meeting of the Charter Chapter Mother of Twins will be Monday, September 12 at 8 o’clock at the Indiana National Bank, 38th and Washington Blvd.

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Huffman, Art; Miss Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Mrs. Linda Bridges, Music. JAMES A. ALLISON SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary No. 3) Mr. Donald Ross, Principal; Mr. Willard Lindley, Sixth Grade, Asst Prin.; Mis Joan Lautenschlager, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Lu60 TO CHURCH SUHBAY. M

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Etta Friesen, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Margery Merrill, Fifth Grade; Miss Isabel Smith, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Blanche Wagle, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Nancy Perrigo, Third Grade; Miss Chris Hearn Third Grade; Miss Marilyn Troyer, Second Grade; Miss Sharon Tarplee, Second Grade; Mrs. Mary Alice Pell, First Grade; Mrs. Madonna Mcllvain, First Grade; Mrs. Helen Hickok, Kindergarten; Miss Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Miss Judy Harris, Speech and Hearing; Miss Betty Jean Huffman, Art; Miss Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Mrs. Linda Bridges, Music. FRANK H. WHEELER SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary No. 4) Mr. George McClelland Principal; Miss Mary Clemons, Sixth Grade; Mr. John Preheim, Sixth Grade; Mr. Randall Goodwin, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Wilma Thompson, Fifth Grade; Mr. Kenneth Thompson, Fourth-Fifth Grade; Miss Kay Kassabaum, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Irmgard Miller, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Linda Eggleston, Thrid Grade; Mrs. Virginia Goes, Third Grade, Mrs. Sally Henzie Second Grade; Miss Suzanne Kay Maxwell Second Grade; Mrs. Kitty McGee, Second Grade; Miss Emily Vance, First Grade, Mrs. Rosanne Weber, First Grade; Mrs. Kay Zager, First Grade; Mrs. Jacqueline Hudson, Kindergarten; Miss Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Miss Judy Harris, Speech and Hearing; Mrs. Libby Moore, Art - Half-time; Miss Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Mrs. Linda Bridges, Music. SPEEDWAY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. John Bainbridge, Principal; Mrs. Judith Buckingham, English-Spanish; Mr. John Butterworth, History, Geography; Mrs. Sandra Curry, English, History; Mr. David Dalgleish, Science; Mrs. Evelyn Dick, Librarian.

Mr. Richard Haug, Science; Miss Judith Heines, Mathematics; Mrs. Sherry Hinchman, Homemaking; Mr. Finis Jent, Industrial Arts; Mr. Kenneth Jones, Music; Mrs. Marjory Marsh, English, Reading, Orientation; Mr. Dick Merritt, History, Geography; Mr. David Miller, Mathematics; Mr. Lyle Neat, Science; Mr. John Owensby, Boys’ Physical Education, Science; Mr. George Roe, English-German; Mr. Max Rothenberger, Mathematics; Mrs. Sharon Steele, English; Mrs. Carole Thomas, English; Miss Alice Underwood, Girls’ Physical Education; Mrs. Rebecca Yunker, Art. SPEEDWAY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY > Principal; Mrs. Floyd Troth, Asst. Brooks, Physics, Mathematics; Mrs. Judith Bußkcingham, Spanish; Mr. James Burkhart, History, Orientation; Mr. William Clark, Biology, Health, Boys* Phy. Ed.; Mr. William Devine, Industrial Arts; Mr. R. G. Poland, Business Education; Mr. Edward Frazier, Biollogy, Zoology; Mr. Dale Glenn, English; Mr. Paul Guernsey, Mathematics; Mrs. Lillian Gutierres, Spanish; Mr. Frank Hamilton, Boy’s Phy. Ed., Driver-Training; Mrs. Grace Hine, English. Mrs. Betty Hughel, English; |Mr. Bruce Hutchings, History; Mr. Donald Johnson, Speech, Dramatics; Mr. Ralph Johnson, Mathematics; Mrs. Rose Kendall, Developmental Reading; Miss Regina Kroft, Chemistry; Mrs. Deanna Lambert, Business Education; Miss Lois Metzger, Busines Education; Mr. Charles Nay, Mathematics; Mr. Morris Pollard, History, Psychology; Mrs. Donna Price, Latin, English; Mr. James Quisenberry, German, English; Mrs. Judith Ries, Homemaking; Mr. George Roe, German; Mrs. Barbara Rudicel, Girls* Phy. Ed.; Mrs. Clyde Sallee, Health, Economics, Psychology; Mr. James Simons, Mathematics; Miss Agnes Spencer, Journalism, Library, English; Miss Alice Underwood, Girls’ Swimming; Mr. Andrew Wagner, English; Mrs. Helen Welborn, Mathematics; Mr. Dale Weller, Government; Mr. Dalton Wicker, Music, Guidance Director; Mr. Robert Wise, Music; Mrs. Rebecca Yunker, Art; Mr. Bert Zimmerman, Boys’ Swimming. 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. Mrs. Mary Stonebroker is in charge of the Library during the after-school hours. These books have been added this summer: Cramer, Polly, Polly’s homemaking pointers; Cottrell, Leonard, Secrets of Tutankhamen’s tomb; Carpenter, Richard, Thomas Hardy; Clarke, Tom, The Big Road; Bonham Frank, Deepwater Challenge; Clemens, Samuel, Roughing It; Carpenter, Frederic, Eugene O’Neill; Coombs, Charles, Project Apollo; Laver, Rod, How to Play Chmapionship Tennis; Aken, Andreas, Encyclopedia of Classical Mythology; Duggan, Alfred, Story of the Crusades.