Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1945 — Page 27

~ THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1945

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

There . . . The hammock is up. And that imaginary Pixey of yours didn't get here to help us with it,

ON YOUR WAY BB IF T DON'T

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SCAPE WHY DIDN'T YOU MAKE “A DEA, WITH

Mr. O'Malley told me he'd be here, Pop.

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HOEVER SAID “April showers’ ‘had his dates mixed. He meant “June.” Last month eertainly was raincoat and umbrella weather. More than eight inches of rainfall—8.12"— ‘poured down upon our town.

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‘IT WASN'T the greatest pre. leipitation for the month of June, however, according to Weather {Bureau records. That honor helongs to our grandfathers’ era: |1875—+12.21 inches. Three other Junes also exceeded last month's rainfall; 1880, 1882, and 1928. ‘The lowest rainfall in June, in case you're interested, was in 1922: 99 of an inch. Normal is {8.62 inches. <> a»

/ RAINFALL and pumpage act conversely. The more rain, the less pumpage. And vice versa. Consequently, here at the water company, we didn't mark up any new pumpage records last month, Only 1,482,700,000 gallong, Not as much as June, 1044, which was the greatest June to date~1,688,670,000 gallons. Nor was it the highest monthly pump. [age this year; either, That happened in March—1,488,150,000 : ni

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THE RESERVOIR on Fsll Creek northeast of the city bene. - fited from the rain, too. At the ‘end of the month, a five.inch sur. . plus of water was passing over the 500-ft. spillway at the dam.

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reserve of nearly seven billion gallons of water behind the dam will certainly come in handy.

FISHERMEN at the reservoir weren't discouraged by the rain, Every day after the season opened, there were many of them along the shores of the “lake.” On week ends, there were hune dreds. Since its filling in March, 1943, several hundred thousand fingerling game fish have been placed in the reservoir by the State Conservation Department, By this time, you should know that fishing IS permitted at the reservoir—except at the dam and from boats.

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PICNICKERS, too, are enjoying the picnic areas- at the County Line bridge, where regular roadside tables and trash receptacles are provided, As a precautionary measure-—against forest fires, of course—no fires are. permitted, Smokers, too, should be extra-eareful. *

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you might like to know about the reservoir, It is almost 7% miles long. The widest point is a mile. and-a-half across, When it's full, almost 1 acres of land are under water, That makes it the third largest “lake” in the state ‘by area; Lake Wawasee and

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