Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1966 — Page 4
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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) field, Here - 6:30 pan. Oct 4 7th Grade Football - Fulton, Here - 4:15 p.m. Oct 6 Cross Country - Plainfield, Here - 4:30 p.m. Oct 6 Bth Grade Football - Frankin Central, There . 6:00 p.m. Oct 7 Varsity Football-Moores-ville, Here - 7:30 pjn. Homecoming - Alumni re-
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ception in cafeteria. Oct 11 County Cross Country Meet as South Grvoe - 4:00 pjn. Oct 11 Freshman Football - Fulton, There - 4:30 pan. Oct 11 Jr. High Football - Belzer, There - 5:30 pjn. Oct 13 P.T.A. Meeting in High School Auditorium - 7:45 pjn. To date a total of 2,457 pupils have enrolled in Speedway Pub-
lic Schools for the 1966-67 school year. The enrollment by schools is: Carl G. Fisher No. 1, 232; Arthur C. Newby No. 2, 216; James A. Allison No. 3, 400; Frank H. Wheeler No. 4, 465; Speedway Junior High School, 350; Speedway Senior High School, 794. The enrollment by grades is: Kindergarten 203 Special Education 5 Grade One 204 Grade Two 172
MmMr me Phone 241-2361 Main Office 5300 Crawfordsville Road Branch Offices: IS W. Main Street, Clermont 1532 Main Street, Speedway BIS Main Street. Beech Grove 6036 E. 21st street Windsor Village
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Grade Three 153 Grade Four 190 Grade Five 183 Grade Six 203 Grade Seven 175 Grade Eight 175 Grade Nine 208 Grade Ten 206 Grade Eleven 213 Grade Twelve 167
Three Speedway High School seniors, Michael Jaimet, Donna Tyler, and Nancy Zeph, have been named Semifinalists in the 196667 Merit Scholarship competition. This test of educational development was given last spring in more than 17,500 high schools in the United States. Each Semifinalist will take another test and rrom that group Finalists will be named. Finalists will be eligible for a Merit Scholarship which in some cases will be a complete four year scholarship to the college of his choice. More than 13,000 students have won Merit Scholarships representing approximately S4B million in financial assistance since the program was established in 1955.
Letters of Comjsendation for their performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test given last spring have been awarded to ten Speedway High School seniors. Those scoring in the top 2% of the 38,000 students who participated are Alan Davis, Charles Engel, Reesa Evans, Naomi Hocker, Steve Kirchhoff, Steve Riser, Michael Sash, Doug Small, Robert Smith, and Earl Woodard. Speedway varsity football team opened their season with a 7-0 win over Decatur Central. The Sparkplugs have since added two more wins to their record by defeating Brownsburg 38-6, and Lawrence Central 21-13. Speedway reserves won their game with Danville by 13-6 score. In freshman football final scores have been: Speedway 20, Greenwood 6; Speedway 13, Plainfield 6. Speedway’s Bth grade football team won games with Plainfield, 34-0, and Beech Grove 20-0. Speedway placed second in the cross country meet held at Warren Central, second in the invitational meet at Ben Davis, and won a dual meet with Northwest since the 1966 season began. In other meets with Northwest Speedway reserves won 20-35, and Northwest freshmen won 26-29. LIBRARY NOTES: The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway.
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ORDINANCE (Continued from page 1) minor, if under the age of eighteen years, to be or remain in or upon any of the streets, alleys, parks, or other public places within the corporate limits of the Town between the hours of ten o’clock pjn. and six o’clock ajn. of any day, except that a grace period of thirty minutes shall be
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allowed for such minors to reach their respective homes; PROVIDED, that the above provision shall not apply if any such minor is accompanied by his or her parents or guardian, or by any other person having the legal custody and control of such minor; or if he or she be then engaged in the performance of a lawful errand, or employment, or duty authorized and directed by such parents, guardian, or other person having the legal care and custody of any such minor, and if such minor has in his or her possession a- written permit therefore from any such person, or employer, showing the reason and necessity to be upon or in said street, alley, park or other public place, during the night time between said specified hours.
Section 2. Police to Apprehend Minors. Each member of the police force, while on duty, is hereby directed to question any such minors suspected of violating this Ordinance and to take into custody any minor person so found to be violating same and thereupon to take said minor person to his or her place of residence and thereupon determine the name of the parent, guardian, or other person having the legal custody of, or the employer of said minor person. Section 3. Penalty. Any parent, guardian, or other person having the legal care and custody of such minor or minors, who shall violate the provisions of this Ordinance shall be liable for a fine in any swpn not less than One dollar ($1.00), nor more than Ten Dollars ($10.00) for each offense. Passed and adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Town
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of Speedway, Indiana, this 12th day of September, 1966. F. D. Ketron L. G. Leonard R. H. Hoerger W. D. Wood t Board of Trustees of Town of Speedway, Indiana
Attest: Ray L. Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATBBUC CHURCH (Continued from page 1) St. Christopher weekly social for men and women will be held tomorrow night beginning at 7:00 pjn. in the school social’room. The public is invited. The first meeting of the grade school Band Program will be held Saturday morning, October Ist, at 8:30 a.m. at Ritter High School, for grades 4 through 8. No experience is necessary. For further information contact Mr. Hinkle at Ritter, 924-4333.
A class in square dancing will begin Monday night, October 3d, at 8:00 p.m., in the school social room. The public is invited to these two hour classes. There is a fee per couple. The Altar Society will have a pitch-in dinner-meeting on Wednesday night, October sth, at 7:00 pjn. in the school dining room. As usual, members are to bring a covered dish and their own table service. The complete school faculty will be present Next CYO paper sale will be Friday, Saturday, and Sunday October 7th, Bth and 9th. The Holy Name Society is sponsoring a football trip to the Purdue-lowa game on Saturday, October Bth. The bqs can accommodate only 38 people, so better make reservations soon. The bus will leave St. Christopher at 10:30
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ajn. and dinner will be served at the new Holiday Inn (1-465 and 1-74 interchange) at 6:30 pjn. Call Dick Zeph, (291-5069), or Paul Dufek (241-1613) for reservations. Your prayers are requested for the response of the soul of Joseph H. Beberdick, of 5401 W. 13th Street, who died at his home last Thursday. His funeral Mass was at St Christopher Church Saturday morning at 9 o’clock. At Honor Convocation at Brebeuf Preparatory School Monday, September 26th, three St. Christopher boys received Ist honors. They were Rick Wagner, senior, Kenneth Herrick and James Joyce, Sophomore, Congratulations! Schedule of week-day Masses this week is as follows: on Monday morning at 6:15, by Father Richart a Mass of Thanksgiving by the James Keating family at 8:00 a.m., by Father Lindemann, for Vincent Verhonic at the request of the John Klarish family. On Tuesday at 6:15 ajn. for Frances Wiley at the request of Frank and Gertrude Joyce . . . at 8:00 ajn. for Catherine Schaler at the request of the Bernard Schaler family.
On Wednesday at 6:15 ajn. for Anthony Gorjanz at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Long ... at 8:00 ajn. for the parish. Today at 6:15 a.m. for Eileen Harrold at the request of Paul and Dick Rosner ... at 8:00 ajn. for the parish. Tomorrow at 6:15 for Henry Rosner at the request of Henry and Loretta Taylor ... at 8:00 ajn. for Delia Loftus at the request of the Schallengberger family. Saturday at 6:15 a.m. for Notie Stamm at the request of Marjorie Craft, and at 11:30 ajn. for Joseph Kaesel, Sr. and Celia Mosebarger at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaesel, Jr.
Instructions in Catholic Doctrine for boys and girls attending public high schools are held on Wednesday nights at 7:00 p.m. in the school, and for those attending grade school on Sunday after the 8 o’clock Mass at the school. They both began this week, and parents are held responsible for the attendance of their children at these classes. WESTWOOD NEWS Pool re-modeling at Westwood one wek behind schedule - Pool and Health Department opens October 1 - at 2:00 p-m. Miss Donna Atkinson 15 yr. old Westwood swimmer has .been named to Indiana A-A.U. All Star Swimming Team ... Cub Scouts Pock 66 Cub Scout Pack 66 held its first meeting of the fall term last Thursday evening at the Westwood Country Club picnic grounds. After the opening flag ceremony, a business and get-ac-quainted meeting was held, during which Mrs .Thomas D. Thorpe was introduced as the new Den Mother for Den 5.
Eight new Bobcats were inducted and presented pins. They are eric Blossom, Mark Chapman, Jeff Fuller, Donny Kay, Peter Mattis, Brad Melvin, Keith Owen, and Ken Williams. Awards made for achievements during the past months consisted of a Lion badge for Vic Stewart; a one-year service star for Nathan Huber; a no. 4 attendance award for Lee Faulkner; a no. 3 attendance award for Tim Lockhart; no. 2 attendance award for Nathan Huber and Dan McCauley, and a no. 1 attendance award for Brian Anacker. An announcement was made of the School night for Scouting, to be held this evening, at 7:30 p.m, at the Newby School. All parents having boys eligible to become scouts are urged to attend this meeting. Pack leaders will be present to explain scouting, answer any questions and sign up any new boys and parents.
Yentes Art Displayed Flora Yentes is being presented in a one man showing of her paintings at the Student Union Building of the Indiana Univerctiy Medical Center on West Michigan Street Mrs. Yentes is a member of the Herron Art Association, Brown County Art Gallery, Hoosier Salon, Art Center Artists Giuld and The Federation of Art Clubs. Her work has been exhibited and awards received in the State Fair professionally, Senator Birch Bayh’s offiee in Washington D. C. and in many other locations of repute. Her work has been purchased for a number of private collections and is well known lor its variety of subject and style and clear glowing color. The exhibition will be on dis* play through the month of Sep* tember.