Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1979 — Page 6

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THE (NDtANAPOUS RECOROEP SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1979

Senior citizens 1 Terre Haute News discounts at By Bettit Davis Steakrt ShaKe

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HIZZONER S PLEASED: Mayor Hudnut is shown with the clean up crew from Twin Hills Housing Project at 37th and Baltimore

during Operation Clean-Up kick-off press conference last Sunday.

Twin Hills getting ^lean-up’ salute

Mayor William H. Hudnut and WTL( Radio Station have announced today that Twin Hill> Housing Complex. 3700 North Baltimore, is the re eipient of the first "Operation Clean Up. Phase II" award. ■ Operation ( lean up. Phase II is a program designed to encourage inner city neigh borhoods to compete in "Spr ucing up" their surroundings, and is sponsored by Mayor Hudnut. WTlA'. the Indiana polls Clean ('it> Committee, the Department of Parks and Retreat ion. and the Division of Enviornmental Control WTLC's Jerry "J" Walker will provide entertainment and Calliope Sound. Inc. will fur rush the sound equipment at a party Sunday . August from to b p.m. at Tv. in Hi'ls Housing Complex. . in honor of this weeks winner Prizes will be furnished by Seven Cp Bottling Company of Indiana. In<\, William H. Block Company. Big Fella s Restarant. Peaches Re.ords and Tapes. Stewar* Carey. Inc., and McDonaid's Restaurant, at 21 and M'-r idian. Inner city neighborhood^ m teres ted in participating in thiprogram can contact WTI.C at 923 115*' or the Division ot Env iornmental Control at H31 5S*>S to submit them entry A selection committee con For a fun Mon.

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Looking lor some! hmg tun to d<> on a Monday Why not cum*- to the Indianapolis Zoo. .tl2U h.a't 31 n h St reel The Zo«. m open sev en days a w eek a : y • ar long., and that mchnle- Mot; d iy-' You il vi>it with our l’>o Zoo residents, and enjoy the many related activities .is well A nd»* o» the Zoo train is a must, and you can visit our concession stand, or bring y <>ur own picnn lunch lav * anuna; p-ogrutris are ht lo daily throughout i he summer, and th* altemoor, elephant training demonstrati<»n is as educational as a is en; »y able. ■ lie Indianapolis Zoo is open lo oo am. to .V(*d p.m week days, and Bi.oo ( am. to b:00 p n. on ^Saturday and Sunday . The Indianapolis Zoo is one ot the tew remaining non tax supporttii Zoos m the Cnited States, and were open every day' Especially Mondays!

sisting of Jerry “J" Walker. Marvin Cooper of the Indiana polis Housing Authority, and Larry King of the Division of Enviornmental Control judge the areas in consideration on the basis of physical improv ement and participation of neighborhood residents. This week the Twin Hills Housing Complex has shown the gre atest amount of improvement, according to inspection team members. Mayor Hudnut and Jerry "J" Walker celebrated the kickoff of "Operation Clean Cp, Phase II" at a news conference held Sunday. July 29. at the Twin Hills Complex. Members of "Operation Clean Cp." established last year are. Ann Midkiff. Indiana p.Jis Clean Citv Committee; Jerry "J” Walker. WTLC Charles Williams. Office of the Mavor; Tom Dunn. Larrv King .Dwight Pinner, and Linda v\ hue of the Division *of Liu iornmental Control; Marvin * ooper, Indianapolis Housing Xutfiority; and Levon Sanders and Roz Randolph ot the Department of Parks and Rec rcat ion Force. Carter has blacks’ support who can figure, says Young Ml. \ NT A I ruled Nations \mhassador \ndrew Young said this week that President Carter has the support of blacks whoxcount" and that the black community would have to search a long tim» ’u find an administration if.a - would serve .them better 'fi.tr Mr Curler's. Vou'nL! said blacks should corrpnie jo support Mr. t arter be< ai-is, o! w hat h* saiti w a> a decrease in unemployment among blacks and an increased black influence in tht federal gov eminent. The ambassador, one of Car ter' earlier nom.inees, was speaking a! an annual gather mg convention of the National Dental Association Most of the dissociations members are black "! dlj w The pound is abbreviated "lb " because it comes from the Latin ■ of old Rome.

Another black on council?

With a Democratic City Council seat up for grabs, two of the city's better known blacks have emerged as poss ible contenders. Mentioned so far have been Pat Brown, a School HI instructor and Ind. ianapolis Education Association president, and Rev. Landrum Shields Witherspoon Pres byterian Church pastor. A few years ago. Shields distinquished himself by bee oming the first black Indiana polis School Board president. The possibility of either taking a council seat hinges on the fact Jeffrey Simon, an at large councilman, is resign mg. Forthcoming appointment must be made by the Marion County Democratic Central Committee.

LISA HORNBEAK The w.edding vows of Lisa Kaye Hornbeak and Ricky Delango Alsum will be spoken in a *! pm double ring ceremony August 11 at Free Will Baptist Church. Miss Hornbeak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hornbeak, is a 1974 graduate of South Vigo High School, attended Indiana State Uni versity and is presently em ployed at CBS. Her husband to be is the son of Mrs. Ozella Goodridge of Terre Haute and Mr. Jack Alsum of Goulds, Florida. He graduated from South Vigo in 1974 and is presently employed w ith Public Service of Indiana. A bridesmaid luncheon will take place August 4 at the home of the bride elect’s parents. The reception will be held at the Afro American Cultural Center. * * * Free Will Baptist Church’s 99th Anniversary will be cele brated August oth 2*>5th. August 5th at 3:30 pm Rev. Kenneth Ladd, choir and con gregation of St. John Baptist will speak.

August 10 disco has mayor’s nod

SHOW OFF: Mayor W illiam Hudnut’s at his disco best as he bumps with a member <*f the Skate Arena Travelers Club, co-sponsor of the Major’s "Back to School Free Disco Skating Party,” August 10 at all USA .Skating P.ings.

Mayor William H. l.udnut has announced that the .-ity. in cooperation with United Skates of America skating rir gs. the Skate Arena Travels < iub and radio stations WTLC WIFE, and WIKS. will sponsor an all day free disco skating party August 10. t The project is a community effort to bring people, business and government together to show an interest in the ed ucational needs of our children. The events will include: 9:00 a.m. to 12 :00 noon Free skating lessons 12:00 noon to 5:30 o.m. Free Disco Skating 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Free Disco Dancing The Skate Arena Travelers Club will conduct the skating lessons at all three USA skating rings. Personalities from each of the three stations involved will be on hand to act as master of ceremonies for a disco dance contest at each location. USA East, 5001 N. Shadeland W r TLC USA West. 3902 Glen Arm Road WIFE USA South, 175 Southern Plaza Drive WIKS Mayor Hudnut, who will visit each of the three locations between 3 and 5 p.m., was joined at a special news conference by representatives of the three radio stastions, the Skate Arena Travelers Club, and Michael Puckett, regional manager of the USA Skating Rings. “This entire back-to-school

party is free to anyone w hn wishes to attend." The Mayor said. "USA Skating Rinks, the Travelers Club and the radio stations are picking up the entire cost, and should be commended for their willing ness to participate in this function.” IRS sets dates for special enrollment exams Every year the Internal Revenue Service gives a special enrollment examination, to qualify people who are neither attorneys nor certified public accountaints to practice before the IRS concerning appeals, collection or examinations. This year's two-day, four part test is set for Tuesday and Wednesday, September 25 and 26. 1979 in several enrollment exam applications, the IRS has two publications that may help people prepare for the test: Publication 486, Requirements for Internal Revenue Service Enrollment and Special Enroll ment Examination; and Publi cation 693, a copy of last year's test. Anyone interested may con tact the IRS: Indianapolis. 269 5477; elsewhere in Indiana, toll free 1 800 382-9740.

"He who praises everybody praises nobody." Samuel Johnson

August 12th at 3:30 pm will feature Rev. E. Harper, choir and congregation of St. Paul Baptist Church. On August 19th at 3:30 pm. a Musical Extravaganza will be held. The final week will bring Rev. W.D. Adams, choir and congregation of First Free Will Baptist Church of St. Louis, Mo. The public is invited to attend.

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Mount Pilgrim BaptistChurch will be presented in full concert August 26 at 7 pm. Louise Allen and Bernice Cohen are President and Chairperson respectively.

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Spruce Street AME Church Layman League will have a Tea on August 12 from 4 6 pm. A unique program has been planned with Bro. James Walton, President. E^ryone is invited to attend.

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A farewell reception was given in hono’ of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sheltoi and family at the Afro American Cultural Cen ter. The Shelton’s will be leaving Terre Haute to make their home in Crawfordsville.

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Rev. Jerome Hughley and Loreada Ellington will be united in marriage on August 5th at 5 pm at High Land Baptist Church.

...The cost of living continues to rise and no one is more aware of the increase than the senior citizen, who in most cases is living on a fixed income. To help overcome this obstacle, Steak n Shake has now expanded the Senior Citizen Discount Card program to include the entire- Steak n Shake chain. For the past two years, the card has been extensively tested in the Florida market and was enthusiastically recieved by the senior

citizens.

The card, which entitles the beared to a 10% discount on any food/beverage purchase at any Steak n Shake restaurant, may be obtained by any person over the age of 60 by simply filling out the application and returning it to the restaurant manager. The manager then approves the application, signs the card and returns it the

applicant.

Mexico had the world's largest annual population increase from 1970 to 1976: 3.5 percent.

A PICNIC pack is now available from the makers of Miracle Whip salad dressing, the Bread spread, for toting and cooking picnic foods. Five Juminum pans conveniently stack together secured by a snug-fitting handle and slip into an insulated vinal carring bag to transport food from home. At the picnic these pans can be used to serve, cook or warm food; one pan converts to a skillet, complete with handle. The pans double as dinner dishes. This durable set, ideal for picnics and camping, is offered for $13.95 plus one label from any size jar of Miracle Whip salad dressing. Mail orders to Miracle Whip Picnic Pack Offer, P.O. Box 1326, Maple Plain, Mn., 55348.

"Soda" and "soda water," or "club soda," derive their names from the fact that early versions were made by adding bicarbonate of soda to water.