Speedway Flyer, Volume 32, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1963 — Page 3

Thursday, July 25, 1963

FAMILY W^ K SPECIAL 3 DAYS —2 NIGHTS (FRIDAY NOON TO SUNDAY 5 P.M.) fPd ft P-R yt Children Under 12 . . . No Charge \I j PERSON Additional Persons . . $6.50 (double occupancy) & Includes 2 Continental Breakfasts

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TOWN CANDIDATES (Continued from page 1) Clerk-Treasurer. Any resident of the Town of Speedway who is over 21 years of age and has not been disfrancised by undergoing a sentence of imprisonment on conviction for a felony or misdemeanor may be a candidate for the Town Board of Trustees if nominated at the meeting by another resident of such candidate’s ward and if the nomination is seconded in like manner. Any resident of the Town may be a candidate for Clerk-Treasurer of the Town and can be nominated and seconded by any other resident of the Town. At the close of nominations, balloting at the meeting will be held to seleit the top two candidates for each office. Each qualified Speedway resident in attendance at the meeting may ballot for one candidate for Trustee from each ward and one Clerk-Treasurer at large. Following the balloting, the Citizens Party and Peoples Party -will be organized. The candidate receiving the highest number of votes in each ward shall be petitioned for as the candidates for the Citizens Party and the candidates receiving the second highest number of votes in each ward shall be petitioned for as the candidates for the Peoples party. Procedure of rules for conduct of the meeting will be published prior to the meeting. Each resident is urged to attend this important Town meeting and to acquaint himself prior to the meeting with his ward boundaries. Ray L. Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer

PERSONALS Miss Margaret Lucinda Jones, 5545 Meadowood Drive, is spending this week at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, attending the Eastern Area American Red Cross Leadership Training Center. She was one of ten students selected from Indianapolis high schools to represent this Indianapolis Chapter. More than 180 high school youth from an area of eight states meet to exchange ideas about Red Cross activities and to study skill of giving service and leadership to their community. Margaret is a sophomore at Speedway High School. Douglas Eugene Messick, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Messick, 238 North High School Road and Daniel K. Straut, the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Straut, 2308 Winton, spent two days at Ball State Teachers College participating in the freshman orientation program and enrolling for fall classes at the college. Messick plans to major in art and Straut will be a physical education major. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Whitton were recent guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Whitton, 1933 Patton Drive, while enroute to Ithaca, New York, where he will enter a sixteenmonth training program for Morse Chain Division of Borg Warner Corporation. Tom recently graduated from Murray State College.

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Davis Christian Church. The rose on the lectern last Sunday announced the birth of Thomas Allen Feister born July 18th to 2/Lt. Frederick and Brooke Meeder Feister, of Minot, N. D. Summer choir rehearsal: Wednesday at 7:35 p.m. Collegiate choir members also asked to attend. The following young people have attended Junior Hi Camps this summer: Christine Barnes, Nocolette Comsa, Alan Davis, Debbie Faust, John Graub, Tammy Griffith, Denny Hooper, Jane Johnson, John McGilliard, Daryl Hood, Cindy Rumple, Kim Mikkelsen, Hank Nickles, Diana Ray, Robert Smith, Kerry Blind, Sharon and Susan Irwin, Beverly Dotlich, Donald Dotlich, Debbie Medenwald, Pam Peebles, Mary Reed, Kay Rumbaugh, Donna Tyler, Elaine Dotlich, Dale and Steve Dotlich, Dianna Dotlich, Beverly Griggs, Mike Jaimet, Linda Lewis, Darrell Rains, Steve Riser, Karen Chambers, Jes Cork, Lynn Anderson, Carole Pierce, Mike Pollard, Jane McCallister, Marla McCormick, Francie Tomlinson, Mary Ann Urbancic, Scott Vanßuskirk, Candy Walker, Donna Atkinson, Ed Burkley, Michael Clark, Russell Eppen, Patty McGill, Maryanne Newsom, Steve Nickles, Karen Sharp, Kathryn Sharp, Steve Workman, Virginia Sauer, Nancy Casady, Diane Clark, Annemarie Hietberg, Nancy Schoenewey, Judy Warren, Ginny Tyler, Mary Jane Ward, Debra Ann Hood, Barbara Coats, Julie Gaddis, Beth Ann Kellam, David Crumley and Richard Hammer. At the close of the Senior Hi Conference, we will list these young people also.

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