Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1968 — Page 5

Thursday, April 18, 1968

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WESTWOOD NEWS Westwood Club Learn to swim starts Saturday, April 20th. Pre-School 10 A.M. School Age 11 A.M. Get a head strat on summer fun and safety. Call club office to register 244-3305. Westwood Country Club sth and 6th grade party, Friday, April 26th. 7:30 Splash Party with treats and prizes. Members .50 Guest .50 Westwood Country Club 7th and Bth grade dance, Saturday, April 27th. 7:30 Live Band Members .25 Guest .75

LIONS TRAVELOGUE (Continued from Page 1) tation in which he uses three screens and four projectors. He also incorpor ates hi-fidelity stereophonic equipment and music and sound effects recorded on-the-spot. He carries his own equipment which takes a considerable amount of time to set up in each auditorium. His program has sometimes been referred to as a“movie-slide presentation”. He has presented this unusual program in some of the largest auditoriums in the country. Recently, the travel officials of the country of Holland commissioned him to produce, a similar travelogue on the Netherlands, underwriting all his expenses an unprecedented arrangement in the travelogue field. Some have remarked, “On a par with Cinerama.” SPRING CAPTURES HOLLAND There are many reasons why spring is the ideal time to visit The Netherlands. In April the broad, flat polderlands, from Haarlem to Leiden, are a solid mat of color. For a brilliant spring show of Holland’s most valuable product, the tulip, stroll with us the winding lanes of Keukenhof Gardens, where restful, wooded landscape blends with unforgetable flower beds. Meander through the lush spring greenness of the countryside and see, duplicated, scenes that inspired Dutch master painters of earlier centuries. Warming days will make you want to take to Holland’s well-planned highways, or attractive waterways with us. So come along, for in Holland you will be charmed by fairy tale castles De Harr and Muiderslot intrigued by miniature Madurodam, Holland’s tiniest town captivated by the beauty of Keukenhof in May educated in historic Delft, in Arnhem’s Open Air Museum, and Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum impressed by resurrected Rotterdam, bustling water gateway to Europe lulled by the North Sea, at colorful Scheveningen, queen of Holland’s seaside resorts awed by the mighty organ at magnificent, medieval St Bavo fascinated by the forest of windmills at kinderdyk relaxed in dreamy Veere, or untouched Spakenburg, where costumes have scarcely changed since the middle ages enchanted by Amsterdam’s illuminated canals entertained by barrel organ music in the streets, while lounging in a sidewalk case, thrilled at the display of DutchAmerican friendship at Margraten- Military Cemetery exhilarated at Filzmoos, picturesque Austrian mountain resort, as we join Dutch citizens on a holiday.

Triple "C" Homemakers The Triple “C” Homemakers will meet Friday, April 19 at Jan Evan’s home. The project will be Egg Carton Flowers. Please bring at least one egg carton, scissors, 2 paint brushes, one small and one large, and water color paints if you have them. Remember your Secret Pals. The Town Board Reports By. Ray L. Oeih, Clerk-Treasurer The Board of Town Trustees for the Civil Town of Speedway held their regular meeting on Monday evening April 8, 1968 in the Town Hall auditorium. The next Regular Meeting of the Board will be held on Monday evening, April 22, 1968 in the Town Hall auditorium at 7:30 P.M. You are invited to attend. Bids were opened on Street Work for 1968. No award made as all bids will have to be checked. Contract will probably be awarded at the next Regular Meeting. Bids were opened for painting the interior of the Fire Station. No award made at this meeting. The Fire Chief and the President of the Board to check and report to the Board at the next Regular Meeting. Marshal Ellis granted permission to make Auburn Street from 22nd Street South in U.S. No. 136 a one-way street south on Race Day from 5:00 A.M. until Noon provided there is an officer on duty to direct traffic. The Board adopted Ordinance No. 412 which limts all stands other than Food Stands during the month of May to be located on property zoned for business, a $52,500.00 Bond and a fee of $50.00 for each stand. There will be no stands permitted on Georgetown Road on any property not zoned for business. The Board authorized H. B. Steeg & Associates to prepare plans for increased parking space behind the Town Hall. The Board decided not to send a Fire Truck to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this year because they felt it necessary to keep both trucks available for the protection of the residents of

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PILOT CLUB The Indiana School for the Deaf has invited the Pilot Club of Indianapolis, Inc., one of their benefactors, to hold their monthly meeting there on Wednesday, April 24. A smorgasbord dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Mrs. J. Howard Adkins, general secretary of the school, and co-chairman of the Pilot’s community service committee, has arranged a colorful program to be presented by the rhythm class of the upper primary grades. In

ATTENTION: BOYS 11-15 The Speedway Jaycees are wanting applications from a fatherless boy in this age group to sponsor in the 1968 Soap Box Derby. Match your building and driving skills against other boys your age. Develop craftsmanship and sportsmanship through honest competition. The Indanapolis winner goes on to Akron, Ohio to compete in the All-American Soap Box Derby. Boys, from all over the Nation, who have won their local race will gather here for a fun-packed week. You will be competing for $30,000 in college scholarships plus trophies for best designed racer, best constructed racer, best upholstered racer, and best brake. This is a great opportunity to meet long lasting friends nationwide. If you are interested, please fill out application and mail to or call Don Akers, 1920 N. Auburn, 244-5640, Tom Fansler, 1921 Eisenhower Dr., 244-5176, or George Ireland, 4419 W. 28th, 293-3254. APPLICATION Name Age Birthplace Address City State Zip. Telephone No Height Weight School. Grade. Parent or Guardian Relationship Address City. State. Zip Ttelephone No Have you ever entered a Soap Box Derby before?

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costumes supplied by the Pilot Club, the boys and girls will present dances representative of the United States, Holland, Israel, Egypt, England, Japan, Scotland, Russia and Spain. ATTENTION: SPRING CLEANERS! Members of the Speedway Alumni Association will hold a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4 to raise money for scholarships for Speed-

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way graduates. The Association will provide rummage pick-up on Saturdays throughout the month of April People wishing to donate articles, such as clothing, furniture, toys, dishes, books, etc., please contact the following people for pick-up: Mrs. Glenda Brown,

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244-6686, Mrs* Virginia Brazis, 241-3051, Mrs. Sharon Bondurant, 244-1621, Mrs. Maryann Clark, 241-1974. NOTICE! To Speedway Residents The following policy for dumping at the Speedway Sanitation Plant was adopted by the Board of Town Trustees at their Regular Meeting on Monday evening March 25, 1968. Policy For Dumping Speedway Sanitation Plant No one shall be permitted to dump garbage, rubble or rubbish except the trash and garbage contractor for Spedway, The Speedway Park Department, Speedway Street Department, Speedway Water Works and Speedway Schools. Tree Limbs and Wood: Speedway Park Department, Speedway Street Department, Speedway Water Works and Speedway Schools. Home owners ONLY trimming own trees and bushes. No COMMERCIAL. Ray L. Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer SPRING PAPER SALE SPEEDWAY P.T.A. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24

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Indianapolis Hiking Club On April 21, the Indianapolis Hiking Club will go cave exploring in Bloomington accompanied by a guide. Hike starts at 11 AM. and will last for five hours. For more details, contact the leader, Graeme Miller, For those without rides, cars will leave the east side of the State House, Capitol and Market Sts., at nine A.M.

SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH Continued from Pagul Belief in ‘something beyond’ is not new, neither is it something unique to Christians. From the dawn of history men and women have looked at this life and have speculated about another. The Egyptians embalmed their dead and made elaborate preparaions for another existence in a world invisible. The Greeks raised arguments for the ‘immortality’ of the soul. The Jews before the Christian era believed in Sheol, though to be sure it was but a hazy notion, and Sheol was little more than a place of shades and forgetfulness. The idea of ‘somehting beyond’ is not new, but truly the full Christian doctrine of Immortality stands unique. It answers the deep queryings of hearts ‘Can Ibe sure that my loved-ones live on?’ ‘ls there more or just an abyss of nothingness?’ We invite you to be present with us this coming Sunday as we examine this important theme and set out ‘reasons for the hope that is within us.’ During the 11 a.m. Service there will take place the Sacrament of Infant Baptism. Others desiring to bring infants for baptisms are asked to contact the Church Office. Please note: April 29th—6:30 p.m. Weslayan Bible Class with Mrs. George Mercer, 4965 W. 16th St. April 27th. WHO Class Bowling Party. Clermont Bowling Alley. Price sl/couple, plus 50c a game. Coffee at Mr. & Mrs. Tom Owens’ home afterwards. RSVP by Wednesday, April 24th. (Don Marks 291-5741 or Betty Kinsley 926-0953.) Teacher Training Meeting. April 30th. 9:15 Methodist Church.

ST. ANDREW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Continued from Pago 1 side Room of the Youth Building with Mary Ellen Granger as hostess. The Tops Groups will meet at 7:00 P.M. The Church Council will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 P.M. Saturday at 9:00 AM. will be Men’s Work Day at St. Andrews. There will be a VCS Workshop at 10:00 A.M. at Ebenezer Lutheran Church. The Sunday schedule is: 8:00 A.M. WORSHIP; 9:00 A.M. Sunday Church School & Adult Classes; 9:00 A.M. Information Class for New Members; 10:30 A.M. WORSHIP & Baptisms; 6:00 P.M. Lutheran Human Relations Association RSVP Presentation; 6:00 P.M. Confirmation Classes; 7:00 P.M. 7-9th Grade Choir; 8:00 P.M. Church League Bowling at Raceway Lanes. Monday thru Friday the Nursery School will be in attendance from 9-11 A.M. Girl Scout Troop 567 will meet at 7:00 P.M. Tuesday at 6:30 P.M. the Junior Choir will rehearse. Confirmation Classes will also meet at 6:30 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous will hold their regularly scheduled monthly meeting at 8:30 P.M. in the Fireside Room of the Youth Building. Wednesday at 3:10 P.M. the W.RJ2. will meet. At 7:00 P.M. the Tops Groups will hold their meetings. The Senior Choir will rehearse at 7:45 P.M. Thursday at 7:00 P.M. the Tops Groups will hold their weekly meetings.

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