Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1967 — Page 3
Thursday, November 16, 1967
Wear White At Night The Hoosier Motor Club urges all pedestrians, and children particularly, to be especially careful during the month of November when walking at night James W. Parks, secretarymanager of the AAA motor club, points out that this time of year can be very dangerous to drivers and pedestrians alike. “Twilight begins to fall at a time when many children are returning home from club meetings and visits to friends, “the dub official said. “Many tired drivers are heading home from work and are perhaps less alert than normally. Add these ingredients to the problem of reduced twilight visibility and you have the basis for the high number of nighttime acddents at this time of year.” Mr. Parks emphasized that many of these accidents can be avoided if pedestrians would take the simple precaution of wearing white after sunset. He urged parents to make sure children put on at least one white article before leaving the house to play after school. The monthly traffic safety poster distributed by Hoosier Motor Club to schools in this area shows the moon shining on those who wear white. The boy’s white suit reflects the light of the moon. Children will easily grasp this simple truth that wearing white can reduce some of the visibility problems prevalent during the winter months.
CROSSROADS REHABILITATION MEETING The 31st annual meeting of Crossroads Rehabilitation Center, Inc., will be held November 20, 6:30 p.m. at the Stouffer’s Indianapolis Inn. Harry W. Morgan, Roving Editor, Reader’s Digest, will be the speaker. District Fire Chief Joseph Hamill, Indianapolis, will receive Crossroads Safety award, annually presented to the individual or organization making the greatest contribution to the safety of the citizens of Indianapolis. Hamill will be honored for his bravery and quick action in preventing a serious disaster last May 1, when a 500 gallon gasoline truck rammed a loading dock at Crossroads and overturned. The accident endangered the lives of 535 persons. The Crossroads Chalice will be presented to the patient demonstrating the greatest amount of courage in overcoming his disability this year. Dr. Roy E. Patton, executive director, will report on the services rendered to the handicapped during 1966-67. More than 300 persons are expected to attend the dinner.
Chest X-Ray Schedule Next week’s x-ray schedule for the mobile x-ray unit as arranged by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association, in cooperation with State and local Health Departments follows: Monday & Wednesday November 20 & 22 Indianapolis Power & Light Co. 25 Monument Circle 10—1 PM. 2—4 P.M. Tuesday November 21 Indianapolis Power & Light Co. 25 Monument Circle 10—12 Noon 1— 4 P.M. All adults, aged 18 and older, are urged to take advantage of this important community health service, which your contribution to TB Christmas Seals helps make possible. The State Board of Health mobile x-ray equipment will not be available after December, 1967. You may get a cost-free chest xray at Morgan Health Center, 362 West 15th Street, Monday through Friday, hours a a.m. to 4:15 p.m. You may also get a cost-free x-ray at Marion County General Hospital, 960 Locke Street, Monday through Friday; hours 8-4 pm.
Children's Museum Decorations to be used at home for the Thanksgiving holiday will be made by boys and girls who attend the Children’s Museum craft workshop this Saturday morning (Nov. 18) at 11 o’clock. At this program, called “Turkey Trot,” boys and girls will use feathers, pine cones, ribbon, pipe cleaners and other craft materials to make turkeys. Some turkeys •will be centerpieces, some napkin holders, place cards or name tags. All children are invited to the free program. An exhibit of Norwegian folk art may currently be seen at the Children’s Museum during regular hours, 9 to 5 Tuesday through Saturday. 2 to 5 on Sundays. The special group of decorative items is on loan from the NorwegianAmerican Museum, Decorah, lowa. The Children’s Museum will be closed Thanksgiving Day.
PUBLIC NOTICE A public hearing for all persons interested, or whose property is or will be affected by a proposed local sanitary sewer to be constructed on 11th Street in the Town of Speedway, Indiana, between Lynhurst Drive and Norfolk Street will be held before the Board of Trustees of the Town of Speedway on Monday, November 27, 1967, at 8:30 PM at the Speedway Town Hall, 1450 North Lynhurst Drive, Speedway, Indiana. The Board of Trustees will conduct the hearing on the question as to whether the special benefits that will accrue to the property to be assessed abutting on the line of the proposed local sanitary sewer will be equal to the estimated cost of the improvement. The estimate of total cost of such improvement, as prepared by Henry B. Steeg & Associates, Inc., consulting engineers, will be filed with the Town’s clerk-treasurer on or before November 27, 1967. The public hearing will be held in conformity with Section 48-3940 of Burns Indiana Statutes Annotated. Ray L. Oeth Clerk-Treasurer Civil Town of Speedway ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE
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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS ON BURNING OF GARBAGE AND RUBBISH We have recently received complaints <s> the above subject This is to ca 1 your attention to Town Ordinance No. 379 adopted in 1966. No person shall burn garbage within the corporate limits of the town. Garbage is hereby defined to be food waste. No person shall burn outdoors any trash, leaves, weeds, or any other matter, within six feet of any structure, building, fence, shrubbery, bush, tree or any other flammable object; provided, that persons may burn such matter in a brick, concrete, block, or masonry incinerator which has been approved by the fire chief or the building inspector. After sunset and before sunrise, no person shall burn outdoors any trash, leaves, weeds, or any other matter. No person shall, at any time or in any place, burn any matter whatsoever unless such burning shall take place in a container of metal, brick, masonry, or some other noncombustible material Violations of this chapter are hereby declared to be a nuisance and the town is hereby authorized to abate such nuisances. We ask that all residents please take notice of this Ordinance. Clerk-Treasurer Ray L. Oeth,
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Although the goal set by Troop 410 seemed almost as impossible as the Incredible Hoosiers 8-0 football record, it became a reality last Saturday. The boys of Troop 410 had their “own" newly acquired camping equipment at Bradford Woods for their monthly camp-out and the weatherman obliged by thoroughly “christening” it Due to the fine support by the citizens of Speedway, Troop 410’s Candy-sale exceeded all expectations. The funds from this sale provided the bulk of the money necessary to outfit the troop with 12 tents, 2 kitchen tarps, 2 compasses, 2 axes, 2 shovels, complete camp-cooking equipment and a Troop flag. The remainder
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of the funds was advanced by a Speedway Service Club in return for services to be rendered by the boys in support of the clubs activities. The top four (4) salesmen from this Troop that meets at St John’s Episcopal Church will be given awards for their individual efforts at the Troop Court of Honor'qn Dec. 11, 1987. They are David Slattery, David Thompson, Arthur Noonan, and Douglas Close. In addition, each boy in the Troop has earned credit for his personal camp fund in direct relation to his sales. Thank you once again, people of Speedway, these boys and many more to come will benefit by your fine support of this project
HALLOWEEN PARTY A SUCCESS The annual Lions Club Community Halloween party was held the night of Oct 30 in the Speedway Junior High School gymnasium. There were 420 paid admissions. Prizes were awarded to costumed children in five categories. First prizt was $3, second prize was $2, and third prize was sl. Prizes were awarded as follows: Best group of two or more: Ist: Don Emigholz, Mike Emigholz and Chris Badger 2nd: Mary Ann O’Neal and Danny Masariu 3rd: Rich Rosner, Bill Nestor, Matt Rosner and Greg Rosner Ugliest: Ist: Terry Mareane 2nd: Rusty Nelson 3rd: Steve Pearson Prettiest: Ist: Eva Reynolds 2nd: Beth Kreggarbach 3rd: Sherry Martz Most Original: Ist: Portia Douglas 2nd: Kathy Etienne 3rd: Chris Mathis Prettiest under six years bld: Ist: Susan Sarbinoff
EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA The Gamma Pi Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, will meet at the home of Mrs. Jerry L. White, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 21. The evening will be devoted to the making of children’s stuffed animals. The toys will be distributed during the Christmas season to local orphanages as part of the chapter’s philanthropic program. Miss Shirley Hiles is philanthropic chairman and is assisted by Miss Lillie Gray and Miss Carolyn Smock.
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LiOiis Need Adveftisers The Speedway Lions Club is in the process of developing the New Speedway, Chapel Hill telephone directory which is in itself a mountainous job. Each home in Speedway and Chapel Hill is contacted to make sure of Telephone numbers, and the correct spelling and listing of names the directory will contain. The biggest part of the endeavor is being conducted now, that being the soliciting of advertisers, our source of revenue to pay for this project and other community services throughout the year. The Directory Committee is hopeful that they can go over the top this year in producing the best Directory ever, and are working hard in doing so. You, Mr. Business man, can make their job easier, and do yourself a favor too, by calling Lion Harold Rutledge at 241-4748 or Lion Paul Clarke at 291-0529 and ask for information and rates on placing your ad. Do it now.
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WORLD WAR I VETERANS Banracks 3412 Veterans of W. W. 1., Inc., will meet at 2HN pjn. Sunday, Nov. 19 at the new Speedway American Legion Home, 1926 Georgetown Rd. Eligible veterans are invited to attend. Archie Pace, adjutant SPEEDWAYRACING HOMEMAKERS The Speedway Racing Homemakers will meet at the home of Helen Troth, 1928 Patton Drive, Tuesday, Nov. 21 at 8 pan. Cohostesses will be Pinkie Methier and Glea Miller. Project—Christmas decoratkma. CORRECTION The Speedway LaLeche League will meet Tuesday, Nov. 28 at 8:00 PM. instead of the previous date mentioned. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ann Schnell, 3410 W. Devereaux Drive. For further information. Call Mrs. Ziege at 291-0034.
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