Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1967 — Page 4

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SPECIAL MEETING The Primitive Baptist Church, 3903 W. 10th, will hold a meeting January 17th, 7:30 pan. to feature Elder Lasserre Bradley, Jr. of Cincinnati, Ohio, who will speak to the congregation for one night only. Everyone welcome. Children's Museum “South for the Winter” will be the program at the Children’s

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Museum this Saturday morning (Jan. 14) when Mrs. Sherman Minton will transport her audience to Panama, Costa Rica and Mexico. Mrs. Minton, a recent visitor to those countries, will describe pre-sent-day life in the Latin American countries, and will show slides taken during her visit. She ■will also show items reflecting the way of life of these people. ■Hie free program for children eight and over and begins at 11 o’clock.

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At the same hour younger visitors will hear an interesting story woven about a museum item. The Children’s Museum has announced badge classes for Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls to be given in February wall be art

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SL Andrew's LuHkann Church Continued from page 1 Saturday morning at 9:00 A.M. the Confirmation Classes will convene in the Youth Building; Junior Choir will also rehearse at 9:30 AM.; the Confirmation Choir at 10:30 ;and the Bell Choir at 11.-OO AM. St. Andrew’s basketball team win play the Mt. Pleasant Baptist team in the Ben Davis Junior High Gym at 6:00 PM. Saturday evening. Don’t miss the Sunday morning Adult Social Ministry Class at 9:00 AM. when Miss Helen Daniels, Director of Central Services, Community Service Council of Metrqpollitan Indianapolis, Inc. will be the guest speaker. The Annual Congregational Meeting will be held this Sunday at 1:30 PM. Girl Scout Troop No. 567 will meet Monday evening at 7:00 PM. Speedway Alcoholics Anonymous continue to use the Youth Lounge eadi Tuesday at 8:30 PM. Wednesday at 3KM) PM. there will be Weekday Religious Education in the Youth Building; Senior Choir rehearsal at 7:45 in Fellowship Hall The Evangelism Committee will meet Thursday at 7:30 PM. in the Youth Building.

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Indianapolis Hiking dub The Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike along Lake Sullivan on Sun, Jan. 15<. Meet at the Statehouse at 1:30 PM. for those who need transporation. Hikers will meet again at the parking lot on 30th St. near the Armory. Newcomers are most welcome. Leaders Mr. and Mrs. Al Buehler. 786-0380.

Allison To Expond Allison Division of General Motors today announced a major expansion of its aircraft engine plant in the 2500 block of South Tibbs Avenue in May wood. The announcement came shortly after Allison was awarded a $227.3 million contract for development and production of a new turbofan engine for a USAF close support aircraft. James E. Knott, manager of Allison’s Indianapolis plants, said construction of 220,000 square feet of manufacturing space has started in two areas on Plant 5 property. One addition, containing 155,000 square feet, will adjoin the plant on the east side and is scheduled for completion in September, 1967. The other, containing 65,000 square feet, will be built near the northwest corner

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of Plant 5 and will be ready in December, 1987. The plant additions, both to bo built of structural steel framing and metal siding, will be used for the manufacture of components for the new engine, wfafob will enter production in 1968. Allison, which currently employs 15,300 in Indianapolis, will add more Jhan 1000 employes in 1968 to meet TF4I production requirements.

NEWV-P, JOB CHANGES AT SANI SERV The appointment of a new vice president-general manager and three job responsibility changes at Sani Serv have been announced by Frank P Thomas, preaident of the Indianapolis-based firm. John W. Holloway has been named vice president - general manager for Sani Serv. Originally from the Los Angeles area, Holloway has worked in management and sales with Gilette-Papermate and the Hollywood Accessories Division of Allen Electric, and in management consulting and market research with the Charles Company. Heading Holloway’s staff will be Robert Dinunich, advanced from vice president for Engineering to vice president-Manu-facturing; Arvil Stapp, advanced from national sales manager to director of Marketing and Sales; and David Jack, advanced from customer service manager to director of quality control and national service. “These management cnanges/* Thomas added, “are being made as a further move to consolidate and strengthen our Sani-Serv marketing, sales and manufacturing functions.”

WOMEN ACCOUNTANTS Mr. James E. Daly, District Director of the U. S. Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service, will address the monthly dinner meeting of the American Society of Women Accountants, Indianapolis Chapter, on Monday, January 16, 1967, at 6:15 PM., in the Caucus Room of the Essex .House, 409 North Pennsylvania Street. Mr. Daly, a Certified Public Accountant, who has been director at Indianapolis since May 4, 1964, will speak on “The Internal Revenue Service Today”.

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