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FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2005
NEWS BRIEFS ► Continued from Page 1 ana Department of Transportation designated U.S. 31 as Reggie Miller Highway for the day. Miller is 12th on the NBA's all-time scoring list and holds the career record for the most threepoint field goals made. He was the first Pacers player to start in an NBA All-Star game and
ranks first in career free throw percentage. Miller joined the Pacers in 1987 and has played for the team his entire career. "I'm very honored to have U.S. 31 named for me," Miller said. "I've always tried to do my best for the fans here in Indiana and to have a highway named for me that literally covers the entire state is a tremendous gesture." U.S. 31 runs the length of In-
diana from the southern border, near Jeffersonville, to the state line in South Bend. In addition, the City of Indianapolis has announced it will honor Miller by renaming Pennsylvania Street, from Maryland to Georgia streets alongside Conseco Fieldhouse, as Reggie Miller Court. Earth Day Festival this Saturday
"Power to the People” is the theme of this year's Earth Day Indiana Festival to be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 23 at the downtown American Legion Mall. The festival will feature exhibits from more than 80 companies, not-for-profits and government agencies. A General Motors hybrid pickup truck powered by gasoline and electricity, and an IndyGo hybrid bus, with an
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engine built by locally based Allison Transmission, will be among the displays. More than 15,000 people attended last year's event. The festival has grown every year since it was first held in 1990. The 35th national Earth Day is April 22. African Americans of Hamilton County dance Join the African Americans of Hamilton County (AAHC) at its annual Spring Fling formal dance. This black tie affair, which will be May 13 at the Oak Hill Mansion in Carmel, is open to everyone. Social hour begins at 7 p.m. Dinner begins at 8 p.m. The cost is $55 per person and $100 per couple. Purchase tickets by calling Felicia Hence at (317) 4288293 for ticket information. Tickets must be purchased by April 29. 500 Festival and Indianapolis 500 Education Program seeks volunteers Special to The Recorder Volunteers, particularly those with an education background are needed to assist with the 500 Festival and Indianapolis 500 Education Program. In its second year, the program is targeted to the fourth grade and gives students the opportunity to learn about the 500 Festival and Indianapolis Motor Speedway's place in Indiana's rich culture through Academic Standard compliant curriculum. The program concludes with an opportunity to have an educational study trip to the India-
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napolis Motor Speedway during the Spring. Schools enrolled in the Educational Program participate with free Indiana Academic Standards compliant lessons in the classroom with the additional opportunity to follow-up lessons with a Study Trip to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway grounds in April and May for onsite programming incorporating the lessons learned in the classroom in such subjects as Social Studies, Language Arts, Science and Math.500 Festival volunteers for the Education Program will play a critical role in educating more than 15,000 Hoosier fourth-graders. Volunteers are needed for the following Study Trip dates at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway: April 26 and 27. Volunteers are needed each day from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. and more than 40 volunteers will be utilized each day. Volunteering for the 500 Festival Education Program, or other Festival events, is a perfect activity for groups. Gather friends, family and colleagues for a great team-building activity. Additional information or guestions may be directed to Mark Adler, Volunteer Coordinator, 500 Festival, (317) 614-6130; [email protected] mission of the 500 Festival is to produce events and programs that celebrate the success of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race and enhance the guality of life for the citizens of Indiana and their guests. These events and programs, produced largely by volunteers, enhance the image of our city and state by showcasing our cultural, educational, and social benefits to the world. The 500 Festival was created in 1957 to organize civic events celebrating the Indianapolis 500. It is a not-for-profit organization supported by corporate sponsorships, memberships and ticket sales. More than 7,000 volunteers help produce 500 Festival events. With annual participation of approximately 425,000 people from around Indiana and the world, it has grown to be one of the largest festivals in the nation. Volunteer Perks -Two complimentary tickets for the Indianapolis 500 Qualifications days -A 500 Festival volunteer event t-shirt -An official 500 Festival event credential -An official 500 Festival Volunteer Program pin -Complimentary access and parking to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway -Complimentary meals and refreshments -Fun!
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