Speedway Flyer, Volume 40, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1972 — Page 3

THURSDAY, MAY 4,1972

M lit | By Marty Jordan I

Charter Banquet Planned By New Optimist Club

The new Optimist Club of Suburban West will hold its charter presentation banquet at 7:30 Friday, April 28, at Indiana university Medical Center, Student union Building, toward B. Dillon, 6548 Westdrum Road, president of die new aervice club, announced last night. Wffltam B. Scott, of Jeffersonville, District Governor will present the charter. Scott is Governor of tte Indiana District of Optimist international. Louis E. Moschall, Past Governor, Indiana District, Optimist International, of Richmond win address the new Optimists

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and their guests. Moschall is a psychology teacher at Richmond High School. The following officers will be installed with president Howard B. Dillon: vice presidents Colin Haza, 6661 West 14th Street and Jerry Deering, 402 Appleton Court; secretary David Young, 6543 West Doris Drive; treasurer, Denver Perkins, 6602 Rockville Road. The Board of Directos includes; Kennett W. Jaynes, R.R. No. 18; Jimmie G. Chastain, 7351 Rockville Road; James L. Foster, 7220 Green Springs Road; Joseph A. Phillips, Sr.. R.R. No. 3, Danville;

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Charles V. Huter, 1833 North Moreland; Paul J. Eikanger, 6656 West 14tt Street. Robert C. Reed, District Chairman New Club Building Committee of 1840 Hibiscus Drive, will conduct the installation. Local officers were selected at the organization meeting of the club six weeks ago. Regular dinner meetings of toe club are held at 7:00 pan, Thursdays at Westside Knights of Columbus Hall. The new men’s service club is in Zone 8 of tte Indiana District of Optimist International. William B. Scott of Jeffersonville is Governor of tte District. . Charles E. Geckler, 1260 North Bauman, and George D. Meadimber, R.R. No. 3, Danville, charter banquet chairmen, explained that when president Howard B. Dillon receives tte charter for the Optimist Club of Suburban West, the group will officially join foe more than 3000 clubs of Optimist Internationa], one of foe world’s largest men’s service organizations. Optimist International has a wide range of objectives from “inspiring respect for foe law” to “aiding and encouraging development of youth.” Indianapolis Optimists, wives, representatives of other clubs in foe district and district officials will attend foe banquet.

THE SWEEP WAY FLYER-JOURNAL

Rehearsals for “Hello Dolly” are in foil swing at the Speedway High School where the production will open in Jordan Auditorium for two performances on May 12 and 13.

Curtain time will be 8:00 pan.

The final meeting of foe current year for foe Speedway Associate Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa was held on Monday evening, April 24, when members met at 6:30 p.m. at foe Speedway Motel Restaurant for dinner. A business meeting was held at foe home of Mrs. Harrison J. Blind and as in foe past it was announced that foe Tri Kappas are sending a handicapped child to Camp Riley for two weeks this summer. Plans were also made to attend foe Province Eleven meeting June 17. A. 8.0. Te Held Electiea Night Officers for foe coming sorority year of Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Omega will be elected during a meeting to be held at 5536 Beauport Road, on Thursday evening. May 4. The program on “American Art and Music” will be given by Mrs. Nina Hackleman and Mrs. Alice Farley. Hostesses for foe meeting will be Mrs. Ethyl Chambers and Mrs. Elloree Northcott.

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New officers elected for 197273 are president, Mrs. Earl Chadwick; vice-president, Mrs. Virgil Edwards; recording secretary Mrs. Harrison J. Blind; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Fred Rankin, and treasurer, Mrs. John Ferguson. Stratify It Illi SeraiiiM Sale Set. Members of Kappa Upsilon Chapter of Delta Theta Tau will hold their “Hybrid Geranium Sale” in foe parking lot of the Speedway United Methodist Church, 5065 W. 16th Street, on Saturday, May 6, from 10 a.m. to 3 pan. The lovely red, pink, and salmon plants will sell for $1 each and all proceeds from foe sale will be used for philanthropic projects. Mrs. Carolyn Smith of Speedway, will serve as chairman of foe sale. She will be assisted by foe president, Mrs. Carol Hart and ways and means chairman, Mrs. Rufo McKillip.

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Borts ate Mtebrite Wate, Cteprt Wood Sctenk ate Brie Booch, Vatorte Firteter. Ml Hazel and Bobte Hilary, Westteto School. Howard Cassady* an alkAmorican to Ohio State and a nmmter at tte Drtreft Linas tram Utt to IMS will bo tte aurin speaker for tte overt. Opportunity Day Registration Open Opportunity Day, a onatey* a-week program for pre■Mihretert, aces 6 nmihs foroufth 5 year, told at the Speedway Christian Church, 14th ate Winton, is now takta* registrations for foe tell semester. The program runs each Wednesday during the school year. If you have a preschooler ate are Interested in enrolling year child you are asked to can Nancy Murray, 241-1737, or Janie Bishop, 2443452. Enrollment is limited and classes are filled on a first-come, first-servo basis.

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