Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1951 — Page 8

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Year's Biggest Outing— :

2000 Persons

By ART'WRIGHT

Fishermen ‘and their: families will- have their biggest outing of the year néxt Saturday. About 2000 of them are expected to take part in the fourth annual Times Fishing Rodeo all day at Yellowwood Lake, south of Nashville. ’ The annual fishing derby is free of charge. No registrations in advdnce are necessary. All anglers have to do is to go

to. the 147-acre'lake any time.

on Saturday. . Those who want to get an early start may cast their lines into the lake any time they wish in their bid for valuable prizes. The official weigh-in stations will open at 9 a. m. and close at 3 p. m.

3 p. m. Deadline .

The rodeo will officially close

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Picnic tables and outdoor ovens are available «for groups wishing to cook outdoors or to carry picnic lunches. Plenty of parking

For the benefit of those who ‘wish to purchase food at ‘the rodeo site, the Nashville PTA will set up a restaurant in the shelter house. They will open at 7 a.m. to serve breakfast items. The food center will be open all day. Money raised through the sale of food will go to the civic activities of the Nashville PTA. Regardless of weather-—rain or shine—the rodeo will be held next Saturday. .

Other Prize Donors

Other prize donors added to the list today were: Blandford Brokerage Co., 2307

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Inc, 119 N. glass rod with South Bend anti-back-lash casting ‘reel. Earlier prize donors are: Duncan's Bait Shop, 1668 Madison*Ave.,| good hearing to over 500 people a as- day in the U. 8, it is estimated.

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pies and blue gills. {Sporting Goods Co., 209 W. Wash- with The ‘Times again in staging shoreline. The top prize of the day, just ington St. and the annual L. the rodeo. Game wardens will like last year, will be a 12-foot Strauss Champion's Trophy. weigh the catches and otherwise cartop Chippewa Scout Fisher-i The Indiana State’ Conserva-|supervise the day-long tourney.

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The police car in which he and sisters, Mrs. Emma Remson, Mrs. Bridge between EI Paso, Tex, Sgt. Bethel Gaither rode struck | Nellie Shockley and Mrs. Lucyand Juarez, Mex. Aug. 30 by a

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