Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1960 — Page 3

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WAYNE TOWNSHIP '4-H FAIR The Ben Davis Lions Club will sponsor the Wayne Township 4H Club Fair, July 28, 29, 30. The fair will be held on the Ben Davis High School grounds, at Morris Street and High School Road. Over 1,000 exhibits will be put on display by active 4H Club members. Displays will include projects in sewing, gardening, woodwork, insect collections, and many other achievements. Ben Davis Lion’s Club president, Donald Hansell, has announced that the fair will furnish jmtertainment to interest people Brail ages. There will be major amusement rides, carnival games and attractions. Chicken barbecue dinners will be served daily from 5 to 10 p.m. ‘The Ben Davis Lions Club is famous for its fine barbecue dinners. Bill Girton, chairman of the food committee, promises that this chicken barbecue will be the finest the club has ever sponsored. Dwight Cottingham, head of the Agriculture and Industrial Arts Department at Ben Davis High School, has been active in 4H leadership in Wayne Township for many years. He is serving as co-chairman of the Ben Davis Lions Club Fair Committee. He has arranged for the many exhibits of 4H projects.

Judging of the exhibits will be done by several prominent leaders of 4H clubs in Central Indiana. Awards will be provided and presented by the Ben Davis Lions Club. General chairman of the fair, Charles Benson, is a past president of the Ben Davis Lions Club, and has been an active leader in many civic projects. He has announced that feature attractions will include a performance by the Ben Davis High School Majorettes Thursday night, July 28 at 8:30 p.m. Gene Haley, prominent square dance caller, will provide Friday night entertainment July 29, with a demonstration by a skilled group of dancers, followed by square dancing for the public. The Ben Davis High School Band will present a concert Saturday night, July 30 at 8:30 pm. This band, directed by Ralph Chandler, has won many state and national honors.

Not A Moment To Waste! There is perhaps nothing more frightening than to find a child strangling and choking on something that has gotten into his windpipe. This is a real emergency. Death can come quickly. There are some things that you can do to prevent such tragic accidents. —De n’t give small children nuts, popcorn, or cake with nuts until they have learned to chew properly. —Chop meat for small children very fine. —Don’t let a child run around while he is eating.

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—Don’t put food into a child’s mouth while he is crying. —Don’t let a child talk when his mouth is full. —Never hold pins or tacks in your own mouth. Children imitate. If a child gets something into his windpipe anyway, make for the nearest doctor or hospital emergency room. On the way, let him try to cough the object up. But unless he coughs it right out, keep going, even though he may seem to be breathing more easily. An object anywhere in the air passages must be removed. Don’t hold a child up by the heels and slap his back. That may jam the object against the glottis, the flap which closes the windpipe, and cut off his breathing completely. Go as fast as you can—minutes count. You can pay your traffic fines later.

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New Telephone Lines Indiana Bell construction crews are placing 67,000 miles of new telephone lines in the Indianapolis metropolitan area in projects started recently, George K. Kennelly announced today. Kennelly, who is Indianapolis division manager for the company, said the cable projects will cost $1,198,000. Except in the Mooresville area, the work will be completed by late this year. The Mooresville project is the largest of 12 now underway. It is a $495,800 job, preparing for the introduction of dial service in the Mooresville-Brooklyn area about mid-1961. Facilities to enlarge Mooresville’s local calling area also win be placed by the construction crews. When dial service begins, extended service will permit direct dialing of calls without long distance charge between Moores-ville-Brooklyn and phones in Martinsville, Greenwood, Plainfield, West Newton and most of Indianapolis.

Kennelly said aerial and underground cable will be placed in Indianapolis to serve new customers and to make one-party telephone service available to present customers on multi-party lines. Most of this construction work will be in the FLeetwood, CLifford, WAlnut, STate and CHapel calling areas where new homes are being built. Similar expansions of cable facilities are underway in suburban areas around Greenwood and Greenfield to keep pace with telephone growth. Kennelly said the projects will provide enough new telephone wire in the metropolitan area to span the nation coast-to-coast 22 times.

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Avondale Presents “Present Laughter”

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Suave Reginald Gardiner and■ local television favorite Frances Farmer will co-star in the Noel Coward comedy hit, “Present Laughter,” July 26 through 31 at Avondale Playhouse. English-born Reginald Gardiner has an impressive list of stage and screen credits, including such well known movies as “Androcles and the Lion,” “Claudia,” “Black Widow” and “Rock A Bye Baby,” to mention just a few. He has appeared in many major TV shows such as “Playhouse 90” and the “Behind Closed Doors” series. Miss Farmer, of course, is well known locally because of her daily TV Show via WFBM-TV. She made a name for herself as a top Hollywood star for a number of years and appeared at Avondale in “Chalk Garden” two years oga. “Present Laughter” is one of Noel Coward’s best plays and appeared on Broadway for a year with Clifton Webb in the lead. It is a sophisticated farce about the amours of a leading man. Last year it had a revival on Broadway starring Coward, himself, and Eva Gabor. Performances will be presented nightly, Tuesday through Sunday at C:3O P.M. at Avondale, Indiana's foremost professional summer stock theatre, located at 4000 Meadows Drive in Indianapolis.

ST. CHRISTOPHER ANNUAL LAWN FESTIVAL JULY 28-29-30

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Indianapolis Hiking Club On Sunday, July 24, the Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike and swim in beautiful Brown County. Meet at 10 a.m., east side of the State House and bring food for a noon cookout. Leader is Miss Mary Alice Oval, 4265 N. Pennsylvania St., AT. 31531.

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