Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1967 — Page 3

Thursday, March 9, 1967

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from page 1) dude subjects offered, training at teachers, and adequacy of teaching materials, equipment, and buildings Speedway finished second behind winner Ben Davis Sectional Speech Meet held last Saturday at Speedway. Individual award winners from Speedway were: Ist Radio—Earl Woodard 3rd Radio—Jim Seitz sth Radio—Bob Price Humorous - Ist—Ronnie Stewart Humorous - 2nd—Peggy Chambers Humorous - 5 th—Linda Hackett 'Dramatic - 2nd—Pam Wegener Dramatic . 4th—Cindy Rumple Dramatic - sth—Donna Troutman Oratorical - 2nd—Donna Tyler Poetry - 4th—Kathy Doak Girls Extern. - Ist—Candy Walker Girls Extemp. - 4th—Becky Dunnuck Girls Extemp. - sth—Kim Mikkelsen Orig. Oratory - 4th—Guy Roush Discussion - 4th—Gordon Nave Speedway’s National Forensic Teague Chapter with 150 degrees finished the year in sixth place state-wide. This state-wide placement will rise to third next fall since the leading schools will lose degrees through graduations. Last week the Girls’ Athletic Association sponsored a class tourney in girls* basketball Game scores were: Freshmen 47; Juniors 10 Seniors 61. Sophomores 14

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Sophomores 24, Juniors 23 (consolation game) Seniors 33, Freshmen 31 (Championship game) The varsity basketball team and their coach delivered a floral piece from Lebanon High School congratulating the Sparkplugs on their recent sectional championship and wishing them luck in the regional. Speedway won its first regional game by deafeating Delphi 62-50 last Saturday afternoon in the Frankfort gym. The Sparkplugs, playing in a regional championship game for the first time, lost a hard-fought contest to Bainbridge by a score of 79-71.

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. These titles have been added recently: Holt, Victoria—Menfreya in the morning Ecker, Tom —Championship football Zimmerman, Paul—Los Angeles Dodgers Hertz, Louis—Collecting model trains Benet, Stephen—Western star Gottlieb, Milton—Seven states of matter Cooke, Donald—For conspicuous gallantry Pollock, John—Billy Graham Mohr, Charles —Life of the cave U.S. Surgeon General—Smoking and health Maxwell, Robert—lnformation U.S.S.R. Heinlein, Robert—Rocket ship Galileo Chamberlain, Eric—Everyday life in Renaissance times Tomkeieff, Olive—Life in Norman England Rogers, William —What’s up in architecture

Westside Methodist Church in Expansion Program The Chapel Hill Methodist Church, 963 North Girls School Road, on the Westside of Indianapolis, voted in Quarterly Conference Sunday to build sixteen additional Church School rooms. The Architect, contracted for the Educational Building, is Mr. Allden Meranda. The rapidly growing West-side Congregation has completed a three year Building Fund Campaign, under the Direction of Mr. William Elliott, in which $150,000 was committed for Building and General Operational Expenses. The congregation plans to break ground for the New Educational unit on Palm Sunday, March 19. Members of the Church’s Building Committee are Mr. Richard Crum, Chairman, Mr. William Elliott, Mr. Harvey Atkins, Mr. Jarrell Ferguson, Dr Forrest Denny, Mr. William Klenk, Mr. Robert Manuell, Mrs. Weldon Hackett, Mr. Jerry Hankins, Mr. Robert Lisby, Mrs. Joe Haycraft, Mr. Jack Stalzle, and the pastor, Charles E. DuMond.

sr. chmstophsts catholic church (Continued from Page 1) 11:30 am. instead of 8:00 aun. Holy Communion may also be received every fifteen minutes between the 6:15 am. and 8:00 am. Masses, at 11:45 am. and on week days, other than Wednesday and Friday, at 5:30 pm. Public Way-of-the-Cross will be made at 7:00 pm. Friday night, preceding the evening Mass. Sunday morning schedule will be as usual The ladies Mission will dose Sunday evening Tomorrow night the regular weekly Friday night Social for adults will begin at 7:00 pm. in the school social room. First Communion at St Christopher will be a special 2:00 pm. Mass on Sunday, May 7th. Confirmation will be at 7:30 pm. May 11th. Holy Spirit Discussion Group met with Bob Korenck, 5815 Hollister, on Wednesday night, March Bth. The following new parishioners have been welcomed into the parish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pendleton, 7557 Lindsay, and Mr. and Mrs. Al A. Amfahr, 5921 West 25th street Florence Clemens was remembered at the 6:15 Mass Monday morning by Father Richart. The Robert Bailey family requested the Mass. The 8 o’dock Mass was said for Christine Bruce at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Desselman. The early Mass on Tuesday morning was said for the souls in Purgatory, according to the request of Dorothy Unnewehr. Father Lindemann said the 8 o’dock Mass for Delia Collins at the request of the Ken Herrick family. Friends of John J. Reilly asked that the 6:15 Mass on Wednesday be said for him The 8 o’dock Mass was said for the special intention of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Jr. This morning the early Mass remembered Joseph Beberdick at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kelley. The Ante family asked that the 8 o’clock Mass be said for John Burkhard. At 6:15 tomorrow the Mass will be for Eileen Harrold at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox. The Bth grade girls of St. Christopher school asked that the 8 o’dock Mass be said for Eileen Murphy. Anthony Gorjanc will be remembered in the 6:15 Mass on Saturday morning at the request of Ludwich and Beranette Stanich. At the 11:30 Mass, Henry Rosner will be remembered at the request of Mrs. Emma Jean Rosner. A panel discussion on Vocations, sponsored by the Men’s Club of St. Simon, will be held Sunday, March 12th, at 2:00 pm. The panel will consist of priests and sisters, as well as laymen, of the Archdiocese. Ladies of Charity will offer Shamrocks for sale after all the Masses next Sunday, March 12th. This is an annual custom. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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Accouniwiia ivmiviiiiy The Indianapolis Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will have its monthly meeting this month on March 15th, 1967. The meeting will be hdd at Brodey’s Restaurant on East 21st street . This meeting wiH be the annual meeting with concurrent seminar sessions. The program for the meeting wiH be:

4:00 PAL Afternoon Sessions Subject 1. Cost Accounting and control 2. Data rrocuMtag 3. Analysis and Reporting 6:00 PAL Social Period 6:30 PAI. Dinner 7:30 PAL Evening Sessions Subjects 1. Cost Accounting and Control 2. Data Processing 3. Analysis and Reporting The Chairman of the evening will be Mr. John C. Bain, of Huber, Hunt & Nichols, Inc. This meeting will be part of the Indianapolis Chapter’s exten-

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sHfq Gctacstiooi Top ith members. A very informative and enjoyable time wiH be had by all Donkey Basketball Game The Ben Davis Lions Chib will sponsor a Donkey Basketball Game March 9, 7:30 pan. at the Ben Davis Junior High School The Lions Chib wiH be playing the Wayne Township Athletic Cbaches. Proceeds win go to local community service projects. Tickets available at the door. Adults and High School students, SI.OO. Grade School and Junior High students. 50c.

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES The Indianapolis Chapter, Knights of Columbus win sponsor Their Annual Outdoor “Way of The Cross” Services on Friday, March 24, 1967 at 12:15 PAL at the Indiana World War Memorial Plaza. The Public is invited to attend these Services. The Services win last approximately one hour.

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IXS.C. Lady Aberdeen Chapt of International Travel Study Club win hold its regular luncheon in LS.TA. bldg. March 18th at 12:00 noon. Hostesses wiH be Mrs. Hany Segall, Miss Hasel Sinclair, Miss Beulah Ploke, Miss Edith Elrod, and Mrs. Glenn Wicker. Speaker win he Mrs. Merton Good.

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Delta Kappa Gamma Beta Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma society, International Honorary for Women Educations, win meet Tuesday, March 14 at 7:30 pun. at the recreation room of the Greenbriar Hanna Apartments, 4114 Independence Drive. Miss Margaret Davis will present slides illustrating her trip “Around the World in the Summer.”

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