Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1967 — Page 3

Thursday, February 23, 1967

RUBEN ELECTS) CENTRAL REGION GOVERNOR OF AD AGENCY NETWORK Ruben Advertising Wins Top National Awards

Gary A. Ruben, president, Ruben Advertising Agency. Inc., Indianapolis, was elected Central Regional Governor of the National Federation of Advertising Agencies during the 1967 NFAA Annual Meeting, January 26-30 in Nassau, The Board of Governors is the policy making body of the National Federation of Advertising Agencies, a network of 35 major independent agencies located in key American and Canadian markets. Ruben Advertising is the exclusive Indiana agency in the network. The Ruben Agency was also honored in the 1967 NFAA Advertising Competition with top awards for three categories of campaigns created for agency

INDIANA HAIR DESIGN GUILD The Indiana Hair Design Guild ■will meet February 19, 20, 21, 1967, with Mr. Leo Siroonian of Worcester, Massachusetts, a s guest artist. The meeting will be held in the Marott Hotel Ballroom, Indianapolis. There will be a luncheon on Sunday. A social time is planned Sunday evening with husbands, wives or guests invited. Mr Siroonian is an Official Hair Fashion Committee member, a Past President of the Massachusetts Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, and owns an accredited beauty college. Members should bring mannequins, etc., and participate in the styling trends demonstrated by Mr. Siroonian.

CENTRAL GYM TO BE SCENE OF BASKETBALL "BATTLE OF SEXES" A “battle of the sexes” in Indi-ana-style basketball will unfold Friday, March 3, at 8 p.m. in the Indiana Central College gym when the All-American Red Heads meet the ICC male alumni. The Red Heads are a women’s team which tours the country annually. The girls range in height from 5 feet 7 inches to 6 feet 3 inches and play by men’s rules. Indiana Central’s Business Club is sponsoring the game. Tickets are being sold in advance and at the door by club members. The price is $1.50 and $1 for high school students and younger persons. Westside Young Republicans The Westside Young Republican Club will hold its monthly meeting on Tues, Feb. 28th at the Gateway West Community Room, 5816 W. 38th St. The time is 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Republican County Chairman, L. Keith Bulen. Teenagers and adults are cordially invited to attend.

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clients. Elmar A Ruben, executive vice president, accepted “Awards of Excellence” for the agency’s print advertising campaign for Burger Chef Systems, Inc., in TV Guide; for a new TV commercial campaign in color for Derusto rust preventive paints manufactured by Master Bronze Powder Company, Chicago Heights, Illinois; and for the radio campaign for First Bank and Trust Company, Indianapolis. Inscribed “In recognition of adherence to the high standards which assure furtherance of advertising as a positive force for good in the American economy”, the awards were presented by NFAA President Earle Palmer Brown of Washington, D.C.

Business Women's Meeting The 500 Classic Chapter of The American Business Women’s Association will be guests of Chev-rolet-Indianapolis Division o f General Motors Corporation Monday, Feb. 27 at 6:00 PM. A smor-gasboard-buffet will proceed a tour of the plant. Miss Nancy Hester will be vocational speaker. NOTICE TO SPEEDWAY RESIDENTS We notice a number of residents are putting trash out in paper sacks again. This is to advise you they must be put out in containers. If not the Trash Contractor can refuse to pick them up. This is most important as some of the paper sacks are getting wet and being torn up and trash blows all over the streets. Ray L. Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer

WATER COLOR DISPLAY An Open House at the Jewish Community Center, 6701 Hoover Road, will be held in honor of Mrs. Shirley De Long Sunday, Feb. 26, from 2 to 5 p.m. This is open to the public. An exhibit of watercolor paintings by Mrs. De Long will be displayed in the Center Adult Lounge through the month of March. Jack De Long, husband of the artist and Indiana regional director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, will also appear at the open house to mark the observance of National Brotherhood Week. Mrs. De Long, an accomplished artist, has had her work purchased for exhibit in public buildings in lowa and Mississippi. She is also the recipient of many private commissions.

ARTIST RECEPTION Invitations have been sent to Piano Teachers and Indiana State Symphony Society Women’s Committee Boards throughout the State of Indiana to attend a reception at the Wilking Music Company Auditorium, 120 N. Pennsylvania, Friday morning, February 24th, 10:30 A.M. for Mr. Jerome Lowenthal, Steinway Artist, scheduled to appear with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra this week-end, February 25th and 26th. In addition to Mr. Lowenthal, special guests will include Mrs. Izler Solomon, wife of the Symphony Conductor, Mrs. Robert L. Rock, wife of Indiana’s Lieutenant Governor, Mrs. John J. Barton, wife of the Indianapolis Mayor, Mrs. Warren C. Moberly, President of the Women’s Symphony Committee Executive Board, Mrs. Renato Pacini, wife of the Assistant Symphony Conductor, Mrs. Edward S. Rhea, President of the Indiana Piano Teachers Guild, Mrs. Leander N. Goodwin, President of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers Association, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert N. Scott, is General Manager of the Symphony, Miss Sue Staton and Mr. Nicholas P. Jones.

Mrs. Solomon and Mrs. Rock will “pour” during the coffee hour. Petite danish, cakes, coffee and tea will be served. The black and ivory of the piano keyboard will provide the dominate mood for the decorations which will be reflected throughout the Wilking Auditorium with the elegance of Ivory damask sofas, chairs and black accents! This theme will be repeated in the black and white piano keyboard name tags which will be presented to each guest on arrival. ® Mrs. Kenneth D. Matheson, former Butler University Music Instructor, will provide a background of Steinway Musical Classics during the reception. Mr. Richard C. Gigax, and Mrs. David A. Murray, both of Wilking Music Company, will act as host and hostess for the reception. West Group Women’s Symphony Committee Churchman is Mrs. Russell A. Petite.

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Continued from page 1 Christian Education office. Crib, Toddlers, and Twos win be taken care of as on Sunday morning. Threes and Pre-School are studying “You and I” helping children know how the church helps people. Primary (grades 1,2, 3) are considering the Christian outreach of a family through the study of “No Biscuits At All’” Juniors (grades 4,5, 6) are examining Christian attitudes toward poverty through study of the book ‘White Elephant for Sale”. Mrs. Martha Nelson is leading Jr. High boys and girls in exploring how they make decisions and what their response will be to Jesus’ call to discipleship. Sr. High young people will be studying “The Draft - and Related Problems”. Col. Wayne E. Rhodes of the Selective Service will present the variety of options, including military service, military non-combatant, peace corps, and conscientious objection. Dr. Calvin Porter will continue with his class, in Room B-l, in the study of the Gospel of John. The Reverend Charles A. Frazee will be with us a second time, discussing the Roman Catholic Church, the recent Vatican H, and “The Household of Faith.” This class meets in the Bethany Room. The Reverend Canon Carthy will continue with the discussion of social and technological changes in our life today, and Christian perspectives and responses to these situations. This group will meet in the sanctuary. Classes are from 5:30 to 6:20; snack supper (35 cents) at 6:30, and program in the sanctuary from 7 to 7:30. This Sunday evening we are privileged to have the Crusader Bell Choir of the Northwood Christian Church, presenting “Music for Handbells.” The chancel flowers will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rumple, Cindy and Kay, in loving memory of Mr. Max Rumple. Choir rehearsals will continue on their regular schedule. C. W. F. Bible Study Group win meet in Room 206 on Monday morning, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Sr. High C.Y.F. Executive Committee will meet Monday evening, February 27th, at 7:30 pan., in the Bethany Room. Sewing for the 1967 Fall Festival will continue at the Dotlich Farm on Wednesdays. Other items needed for their projects include 46 oz. juice cans, cigar boxes, pieces of upholstery, and all kinds of buttons. Call Mary Conner, Alberta Lambert, or Margaret Dotlich if you need transportation. The Board of Directors of Speedway Weekday Religoius Education, Inc. will meet inR oom B-l, on Tuesday, February 28th, at 8:00 pm. Leah Circle will meet Wednesday, March Ist, 1:00 pan. with Mrs. Genevieve North, 1808 Christopher Lane. A book review will be given by Mrs. Esther McKitrick. Ruth Circle will also meet Wednesday, March Ist, 1:00 pan. with Mrs. Mary Watson, 6043 Hickorywood. The program “Money - or Lack of It” will be given by Mrs. Mary Watson. Membership Instruction Classes will continue on Saturday, March 4th, from 10:00 to 11:00 aan. Boys and girls from 10 to 14 will meet with Dr. Montgomery in the 6th grade room; older youth with Rev. John Andrae in the Bethany Room. Want to help our refugee group of ten? Relatives of Ramiro Campins have just recently arrived from Cuba. They are in need of furniture, appliances, household goods, etc. If you have any of these items you can spare, call the church office, 244-2000 or 244-9507, and we will arrange to have them picked up. Items which cannot be used will be taken to Goodwill or Salvation Army.

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SPEEDWAY MCmCNNST CHURCH (Continued tram Page 1) the worship hours as minister and congregation move through the pattern of worship services entitled “Assembling the New Testament”. The Crusader Choir will sing at the am. Service under the direction of Mrs. Robert Wise entitled “Come, Christian, Join to Sing” by Bateman. The Chancel Choir will sing “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross”. Sciolist will be Mrs. Robert Wise and,she has selected “The Cross” by Harriet Ware to be sung at both morning services. Greeters will be Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pierce and Mr. & Mrs. Walter Seabury. Serving at Acolytes are Phillip and Daniel McCauley, Dale Matin and Doug Close. At 5:00 pm. there will be the second in the series of Lenten Vespers and this week it will be a program of Lenten music to be given by the Speedway Methodist Church Chancel Choir under its director Hal Meurer, the Crusader Choir directed by Mrs. Robert Wise and the Carol Choir directed by Mrs. John Clark. A Ladies Trio consisting of Mrs. Maurice Rorick, Mrs. John Clark, and Mrs. Robert Wise will sing at this Vesper Service. Mr. Robert Foltz, tenor will be the soloist. The Junior High M.YJ. will meet Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. for an outing. Please meet at the church. The Senior High MYF. will meet at their usual time of 6:00 pm. Sunday evening. Monday, February 27 starting at 6:30 pm. the Wesleyan Bible Class will hold their monthly Pitch-In Dinner in Fellowship Hall Hostesses are Mr. & Mrs. Cletis Jenkins, Madge Richardson, Jenny Campbell and Fannie Nelson. The Tuesday weekly Bible Study and Prayer Group will meet February 28 at 1:15 pm. in the Church Parlor. There will be “Morning Moments” at 7:00 am. each Wednesday tor all Senior Highs in Room 22. The Electa Circle wil meet in the home of Mrs. Joan Yes tich, 2101 Allison, Wednesday, March 1 starting at 9:00 am. The Trustees of the church will meet Wednesday, March 1 at 7:30 pm. Thursday, March 2 the Stewardship and Finance Commission will hold their monthly meeting at the church. Each Saturday morning at 10:00 am. the Junior High Membership Class will meet at the church for membership training. MEN—the Lenten breakfast Saturday, March 4 will be at Faith Mtehodist Church featuring a speaker on Government. SUMMER CAMP FOR ALL JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH A week your child will never forget for fun, fellowship and inspiration. If interested call Mrs. Stanton, 291-5356 for information by March 12. ALL CHOIRS REGULAR REHEARSALS’!

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INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP DINNER Seventy Girl Scouts and Leaders had a great dinner and program February 20, 1967 held in the lovely Youth Building, St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, Speedway, 6:30 P.M. 8:30 PM. Senior Troop 656 was hostess to Cadette Troops 219 and 567. Each girl prepared a covered dish and recipe of a foreign country and several dressed in costume of a foreign country. The table decorations evolved around India, a native girl in lovely sairi; beauti-

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