Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1964 — Page 5

Thursday, July 9, 1964

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TIME WAS when medicines tasted hot, or just plain awful. Modern medicines are more effective than earlier drugs, and more ay ahis to take. We welcome your prescriptions at BECK'S. “Pay Your Utility Bilb Here” SUNDAY HOURS-8:00 A.M. to 1:00 PJA.

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PICNIC-TABLES 5 SIZES $5-95 » DOG HOUSES 5 SIZES M-95 ■p CONTINENTAL Sl3» W. 10th STREET CH. Open Sunday—Ow Store—ll 36 S. HARDING

Ray C. Wishmeier DRY CLEANING 1340 Main St. CT. 4-5713 Speedway City NOW OFFERING . . . Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service We Also Specialize in Cleaning Drapes - Cbair Covers - Blankets We Operate Our Own Petroleum Plant NOT SYNTHETIC

LUCAS BAIT and CAMPING SUPPLIES R.R. No. 1 Greencastle, Ind. Bait Food ICE CREAM-SOFT DRINKS-CANDY-GUM CIGARETTES - CIGARS V/2 Miles North of U.S. 36 At Portland Mills Boat Ramp

PHYLLIS BEAUTY SHOP "Complete Beauty Service" Mildred Larrison Phyllis Hubbard Operator Owner - Operator 5911 Crawfordsville Rd. CH. 4-8519

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COUNTY FAIR SfflCS QUEEN CANDIDATE Officials of the Marion County Fair are seeking the “fairest of the fair.** Entries for the annual competition to select Miss Marion County Fair are now being accepted, John E. Kidd, chairman of the fairs queen contest, announced yesterday. Last year, nearly 35 girls competed for the queen’s crown which was won by Miss Dee Anna Malaska of Speedway. Contestants must be Marion County residents, at least 16 years of age and not more than 21 years and unmarried. Also, they

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must be ar have been members of at least one worthwhile community organization such as a church group, Girl Scouts, 4-H Chib er other similar organizar Judging will be based on beauty, personality, ability to converse and stage presence. Both bathing suits and formal gowns will be worn during judging. The queen will be crowned August 2, the opening day of like fair. In addition to receiving the queen’s crown, a trophy and other gifts, the winning girl will represent Marion County in the State Fair queen contest. Contest entries must be postmarked no later than midnight, July 20. Entry blanks are available from Kidd, telephone CLifford 5-5478,-1425 East 86th Street, Indianapolis.

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same scour selected TO TOUR EUROPE On the morning of July 12, travelers at Weir Cook Airport will see an attractive young girl garbed in a natty green Senior Scout uniform. She will be carrying her new coat over one arm, and her camera win be swinging from her shoulder, ready for action. They win see her board a jet airliner destined for New York. Laime Druskis, 5551 Fenmore Road, Indianapolis, member of Senior Scout Troop No. 100, will be on her way to Europe. Laime is one of thirty-two girls chosen by the Girl Scouts of the U. S. A. to participate in a “traveling troop* project. These girls are already in patrols, and although they have not yet met each other, they have established real friendships through their informative newsletters. Laime’s patrol includes girls from Kansas, South Dakota, Connecticut, South Carolina, Maryland, Georgia and Oklahoma. Two days win be spent in New York for orientation and a visit to the World’s Fair. July 15 the “troop” win jet to London. The itinerary includes visits to

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the Shakespearian Festival at Stratford-on-Avon, The Hague, Brussels. Cologne, the Rhine River with stops at Wiesbaden, Bern, Adelboden, Our Chalet the Giri Scoot—Giri Guide OnW in Switzerland, Geneva and Parte The girls win leave Paris on August 13 on their return flight to the United States. The purpose of this project is to try to find ways that a troopsized grotjp of Senior Girl Scouts can have a meaningful international experience without attending specific Girl Scout events and without living in Girl Scout homes. This project is made possible through the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund to which girls in the Hoosier Capital Giri Scout Council contribute. —T The family power mower heads the list of household hazards according to the INDIANA FARM SAFETY COUNCIL. Handle this equipment with extreme care make its use a harvest of grass not accidents. The INDIANA FARM SAFETY COUNCIL reminds you that mower blades in motion can cause serious personal injury. Power mowers should always be shut off before inspecting or clearing rotary blades.

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Dr. Benjamin Schuss, Optometrist Pyne Examined - Contact Lenses 10 AJA. to 9 AJA-Mondey-Wednesday-Friday TO AJA. to 6 PJA.—Tuesday—Thursday-Saturday SPEEDWAY SHOPPING CENTER 5910 CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. CH. 14015

SOME BITING TRUTHS The good old pastime—or vice of ducking dentists appointments can result in something more than just a toothache or a lost incisor, especially for the young. In fact, it can give rise to something so unpleasant that an Oregon doctor has come up with a special name for it “Crippled faces,” according to Dr. R. W. Kullberg, a public health official in Portland, can be the outcome for children who fail to receive proper corrective treatment for malformed teeth or jaws. This involves a special kind of dentistry called orthodontia; and the sad fact is, Dr. Kullberg adds, that only one child out of five in the United States who needs it is now getting it. For this situation he blames a variety of causes, including ignorance or apathy on the part of parents, inability to pay for treatment, a lack of available dentists, and difficulties of transportation in rural areas. “Displacement or crowding of teeth, or a grossly disturbed rela-

tionship of one jaw to another, are conditions of malocdusion which are found much too often,” Dr. KuHberg said. He described malocclusion, a condition to whteh the upper and lower teeto fail to close evenly, as “one es the most neglected types of dental defects.” While he is young, a child won’t thank his parents for taking him to a dentist regularly. Far from it! Indeed, no child ever recognizes all that his parents have done for him. But—with or witnout thanks —the wise parent will try to find regular dental care. If money stands in the way, free or inexpensive care sometimes may be located by asking the doctor, health department, or dental society. Accident statistics reveal that some 80,000 persons are injured in the United States each year through the improper use of rotary power lawn mowers The INDIANA FARM SAFETY COUNCIL urges that only adults or responsible children over 16 be permitted to use power mowing equipment.

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