Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1967 — Page 6

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Lawrence Leonard Mr. Lawrence Leonard, life long resident of Speedway is seeking re-election to the town board on the Citizens Ticket. He urges all citizens to come to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 7 to vote for the candidate of their choice, regardless of ticket. He wlil appreciate your vote of confidence. —(Paid Political Adv.) CUB PACK 66 Cub Scout Pack 66 met Thursday evening, October 19, 1967 at A. C. Newby School. The evening was full of activities. Den 7 under the direction of Mrs. Ernie Wil-

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liams had the opening ceremony. The following boys were inducted into the Cub Scouts and became Bobcats: Steve Bruggeremann, Ray Craig, Roger Eadens, Terri Hood, Doug Houpt, Steve Houpt, John Huber, Mike Huffman, Terry Love, Steve Melgard, and Scott Thompson. Three new Den Mothers were inducted: Mrs. Peter MelgardDen 3, Mrs. N. Eugene EadensDen 5, Mrs. Homer Love. Den 8. The new Assistant Webelos Den Leader will be Mr. Tom Owen. Mr. Ernie Williams, Awards Chairman, urged the Cubs to do more recruiting of new members. The names of both the new recruit and the recruiter will appear on the charts in the windows of the local drug stores. During the awards ceremony, conducted by Cubmaster B. G. Allison, Mr. Williams, and Webelos Den Leader Sam Lloyd, Keith Owen and Gary Thompson were graduated into the Webelos. Randy Roberts and Danny Edwards were awarded Cub Scoutings highest award- Arrow of Light. They were also given the Passport to Scouting certificates. The Pack gave these two boys the neckerchief of Scout Troop 66-the troop chosen by Randy and Danny in which to continue their Scouting careers. Mr. Ted Feucht, Committeeman of Troop 66 welcomed the boys. An Indian skit was given by Den 4 directed by Mrs. Claude Smith. The closing ceremony was given by Den 2 whose Den Mother is Mrs. Robert Melvin.

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Ground Broken for Speedway Library The Speedway. Public Library Board of Trustees have awarded the contracts for the new building at 5633 W. 25th Street to the followng firms: Mid Republic Construction, Inc., 9501 Hague Road, general contractor; Bertram Electric Co., 1610 So, Meridian St., electrical contractor; C. G. Griesemer Plumbing & Heating, 306 Webb Drive, mechanical contractor. L. S. Ayres, contract division, was the successful bidder for the furniture and equipment bidding the Thonet line of library furniture. Ground was broken on October 11 with a tentative completion

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date of May 15th, 1968. This building was designed by the firm of Brandt and DeLap as architects with Mr. Ray Gnat as consultant. The building will contain 9700 square feet floor space, and have a book capacity of 40,000 volumes. Additional features are year round air conditioning, audio-visual multipurpose room, carpeting through-out, after hours book drop, and a paved parking lot with one way angle parking to accomodate 66 cars. There will be ramps for bicycles and wheel chairs. The building will be ground level for easy access with no steps involved. The building wll be of brick and concrete for the greatest fire resistance. It has been the desire and di.

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SPEEDWAY CITIZENS VOTE FOR AND ELECT LOREN L. LIND TO SPEEDWAY TOWN BOARD TO PRESERVE SPEEDWAY'S INDEPENDENCE AND EQUAL REPRESENTATION FOR All ITS'CITIZENS. EXPERIENCED 6 QUALIFIED RELATIONS RESIDENT OF SPEEDWAY 18 YEARS

rection of the library board members to build, equip and staff this library with the best of materials and personnel. We feel we will have a building and staff to give the type of service which all Speedway citizens will be proud to use.

ALPHA DELTA OMEGA SORORITY Holiday Inn-Northwest will be the meeting place of the Epsilon Chapter for their annual husband’s night, Nov. 2. Members are urged to be in attendance promptly at 6:30 p.m. Last years “Fun Night” was enjoyed so much by the group that the Social Committee has scheduled a similar type program. Members who have not made reservations must do so by calling Mrs. Miriam Wagner by Oct. 30.

Bruce Sherman Candidate for Trustee 4th Ward

I believe good government means good management of the affairs of the people. Government is for the purpose of serving the desires of the people and should be kept to a minimum consistent with their collective needs. It requires present and future planing to provide quality services with fair and equitable treatment for residents and employes alike. Local affairs are best handled by qualified local people without outside interference. I believe Speedway will best maintain its status as a self governed community by acting in the above manner to provide the major services whcih excel those of its neighbors with efficiency and a low tax rate. “Speedway - A Good Place to Work, A Better Place to Live”. On November 7, line 1, Ward 4, Bruce Sherman. Your vote will be appreciated. —(Paid Political Adv.)

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St. Andrew's Lutheran Church (Continued from page 1) The schedule for Sunday is as follows: 8:00 A.M. WORSHIP; 9:00 AM. Sunday Church School and Adult Classes; 10:30 A.M. REFORMATION WORSHIP; 3-5:30 PM. OPEN HOUSE; 3-5:30 PM. Confirmation Youth and Choir Members Participation at Open House; 6:00 P.M. (No Evening Youth Activities); 8:00 P.M. Bowling League at Raceway Lanes. Monday thru Friday, the Nursery School will be in attendance from 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. Octboer 23rd to November sth - EMR Cottage Meetings! Tuesday the Alcoholics Anonymous Group will hold their weekly meeting at 8:30 PM. Wednesday the W.R.E. will meet at 3:10 P.M. The Senior Choir will hold their weekly rehearsal at 7::45 PM. Thursday at 7:00 P.M. the TOPS Groups will meet here at the church.

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You probably have noticed some people at times have strange ideas about clergymen. No minister, priest or rabbi is supernatural. They are human beings. The inner voice which beckoned them to their calling usually provides them with patience, tolerance and benevolence. But they are still human and have the same traits of curiosity and anxiety as other people. We imagine most men of the cloth wonder at times about their adequacy - or inadequacies. Hours of preparation and prayer precede a worship service. Even so, no clergyman can strike a responsive chord to or for every one on every occasion. This is just as impossible as it is for a ball player to hit a home run every time at bat But when a responsive chord is struck, wouldn’t it be a good idea . at least once in a while - to write a note and say so? Remember, they are human too ... Farley Speedway Funeral Home. 2950 North High School Road. Phone 291-1183.

Thunday, October 26, 1967

By CHARLES H. BALL