Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1969 — Page 4

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Christinas Cards If you are interested in selecting your personal printed cards from sample books provided by the Los Amigos class please call— Fae Mitchell St 244-2920. Mary Monce hurst Dr. 241-3635. Do not delay because only one order will be mailed and that one by November 15. Time is short call NOW. Speedway Homemakers Speedway Homemakers will meet at 10 a.m. Nov. 13 at the home of Nila Heston. Each member is to bring their own sandwich. The hostess will furnish a desert and coffee. There will be installation of the new officers. Attention Little League Cheerleaders We will have our annual picnic Saturday, Nov. 8 at Westwood, 12 to 2 p.m. Please bring stick to roast hot dogs. I would like to thank all the mothers who took charge of a team of girls. Your cooperation, time and interest was greatly appreciated. Sharon Blossom

Do-ers Homemakers The Speedway Do-ers Homemakers will hold their November meeting in the home of Mrs. Ruth McWhorter, 853 Beaumont Court, on Wednesday, the 12th at 9:00 a.m. Mrs. Jane Sanders will be co-hostess. Achievement Day ideas will be discussed and there will be a demonstration on how to make velvet roses. Officers for 1970 have been elected as follows: Mrs. Ruth McWhorter, President; Mrs. Joan Neiman, Vice-President; and Mrs. Carol Steckler, Secretary - Treasurer. Card Parties There will be two Card Parties at the Mickleyville Volunteer Fire Dept. 817 S. Ingamer. Times are 2 and 7 p.m. These are sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary. There will be good food including homemade pies served from 1 p.m. on. Many nice prizes. Come and meet your friends at Mickleyville on the 9th.

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Crossroads Grandmothers The Crossroad of America Grandmother Club #597 will hold their monthly meeting at the I.S.T.A. Center, Nov. 10th at 6:30. Plans will be discussed for the Dec. meeting and the annual Christmas party. Highlights of the national convention held in Los Angeles, and colored slides will be shown by program chairman,

Doris Snietha. Cora Miller, club president, will preside. She urges all members to attend. War Mothers Card Party The Wayne Township War Mothers are having their annual card party on Friday, Nov. 21st at 8 p.m. at the American Legion House at 601 S. Holt Road. Proceeds to go to benefit veterans.

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Gift & Hobby Show Opens Saturday The Manufacturer’s Building of the Indiana State Fairgrounds will be transformed into a “Christmas Wonderland”, November Bth. thru 16th. when the entire family can see their favorite hobbies and buy the newest and most unusual gifts from around the world. ADVANCE SALE tickets are on sale now through November 7th. at all Hook Drug Stores at half-price. Gate admission is SI.OO for adults and .50c for children ages 6 to 12. The world famous SANTA CLAUS from Santa Claus, Indiana will arrive Saturday and will be present both week-ends and Tuesday, Veteran’s Day, when the show will be open from 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Other week-days the show will be open from 6 to 10:30 p.m. When addresing mail, Mr. ZIP suggests "don't skip it ZIP It.

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Nov. 26 Varsity and reserve basketball Pike, There and 8:00 pan. Nov. 27-28 Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 29 Varsity and reserve basketball Lawrence Central, There p.m. Last Saturday morning the College Board Scholastic Aptitude Tests were administered at Speedway High School to thirty-six seniors. Mr. Dalton Wicker and Mr. Charles Nay were in charge. Students in grades nine and ten who qualified for the honor roll for the first grade period of the current school year include: Freshmen "A" Honor Roll Jane Barlich, Kay Evritt, Robert Farlis, Beth Harlin, Devorah Hessel, Sandra Hutchison, Julia Kinney, Mark Leonard, Robert McCallister, Phillip McCauley, Gayle Phillips, Marc Sater, Christine Saxton, Kathy Tomlinson, and Debra Witherbee.

Freshmen "B“ Honor Roll Carl Allen, Candice Bain, David Bauguess, Denny Blind, Jim Brown, Guy Bucci, Debbie Burrowes, Markay Cadick, Jesse Cassetty, William Clark, Dennis DeLong, James Dillard, Annette Dragoo, John Dunn, Randy Emerson, Debbie Feaster, Gregory Ferguson, Janice Fullenwider, Jeffrey Fulton, Linda Gale, Gail Geiger, Patty Glessner, Mary Hays, Molly Higbie, Shirley Hillman, Nancy Huliba, Vickie Lash, Kathleen Lyons, and Karen Mathis. Also Diane Maves, Jim Miller, Susan Miller, Kenneth Okken, Jane Preda, Jane Quinn, Steven Rains, Max Rettig, Katherine Richards, Randy Roberson, Janet Roberts, Patrick Ryden, Lori Scott, Alan Shaw, Janis Spurlock, Jon Stanton, Michael Strout, Carol Thomas, Jay Thompson, Sandra Wacker, Susan Wilcox, and Dena Wilcox. Sophomores "A" Honor Roll Pamela Anderson, Esther Barker, Susan Bourke, Lora Horton, Kathy Karst, Pamela Lambert, Jerry Land, Betty Lindley, Tim Maloney, Sandra Niederhauser, Peggy Pierce, Jere Rosebrock, Debra Scott, Elaine Smith, Linda Vehling, and Linda Ward.

Sophomores W B M Honor Roll Sady Badger, Linda Bane, Robbie Barnes, Gail Bell, Sandy Bland, Jo Aim Brooks, Lynn Clark, Kent Cofoid, Wanda Cole. Becky Cox, Sherrie Craig, Janet Crider, Susan Darrah, Pamela Davies, Kenneth Dealing, Brian Doak, Phyllis Draper, Kim Eggert, Lynne Ehletracht, Karen Ferguson, Jerry Harbin, Robert Hawkins, Todd Heath, Mark Hittie, Larry Hofmockel, Terri Kottaridis, and Daniel Laskowski. Also Rhonda McCormick, Arlene Medenwald, Mari Medenwald, Debra Meyer, Joan Milakis, Katherine Ramsay, Karen Rice, Kathy Roberts, Elaine Rogers, William Ruckman, Michael Shinn, Craig Smith, Patti Smith, Don Strouse, Rick Taylor, Jeff Thompson, Tom Tubbs, Linda Tubesing, Cheryl Williamson, and Kathy Woolery.

Speedway’s Sparkplugs defeat* ed the Plainfield Quakers last Saturday by a score of 52*0. The team closed the season with a 7-1-1 record. Speedway reserves won their final game by outscoring Whiteland 12-0, and the freshmen finished their season with a win over Northwest 28-0. LIBRARY NOTES) These books have been recently added to the Senior High School Library: Whitney, Phyllis —• Black amber Weiers, Ronald Licensed to kill Weigand, George How to succeed in high school White, Robb The survivor Winwar, Frances vers Wilson, Jamas ~ Urban renewal Ttaversi, Derek William Shakespeare: the early comadies Paries, Wallace Drag racing: yesterday and today Patrick, John Teahouse of the August Moon Pedan, Rachel - The tad. the P^tata- Story of the Bagtat