Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1965 — Page 6

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Air Conditioning At World's Fair Hot, harried Hoosiers arriving at the World’s Fair will find it a ‘“cool” one, according to Citizens Gas and Coke Utility, with gas providing 80 per cent of the air conditioning at the huge complex of exhibits. At the fair, gas is cooling 47 pavilions and exhibits, along with the World’s Fair headquarters, Press Center, and Control Room. Largest of all the gas installations at the fair is the Ford Motors pavilion, with a 1,600-ton cooling capacity for its 235-foot rotunda and 500-foot-long, seven-story-high exhibit area. Other pavilions using 1,000 tons or more of gas operated air conditioning include: General Motors, 1,200 tons; Federal pavilion, 1,000 tons; and the Better Living Center, 1,000 tons. In addition to doing the bulk of the “cooling” at the fair, according to the Uutility, gas is also responsible for 90 per cent of the heating and 99 per cent of the fuel used in food preparation there. The Festival of Gas pavilion, one of the highlights of last season, this year is offering visitors a half million dollars of new and exciting attractions. A “Big Top” carousel circles past eight threedimensional exhibits showing the past and present accomplishments of the gas industry and projecting its strides into the future. Marion County residents, long devoted to summer outdoor life, will find on display in the various areas of the Gaslight Patio the

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ultimate in convenience and comfort for “open air” living. The gas barbecue unit, newest item in outdoor cooking, is a main feature, as well as the infrared patio heaters. Daily cooking demonstrations of the barbecue unit are given by well-known chefs. Also under the big top is the fair’s largest and most unusual showroom, the Garden of Appliances. Set in a picturesque garden with streams, fountains, and ponds is a display of modern home and other gas equipment Using a circus theme, the area features everything from airconditioners to fireplaces, ranges and dryers. The important role of gas in the world of tomorrow is the idea behind the new three-room House of Energy exhibit. Home dry cleaning, a cylindrical handling gas oven, disposable “made-at-home” plastic dishes, and a round refrigerator-freezer are some of the unique gas appliances of the future. In addition to this year’s innovations at the Festival of Gas, the Theater of Food featuring live and filmed gas cooking; the Festival ’65 which is the fair’s American gourment restaurant; and the Gas Energy Center, the “Biggest Little Exhibit” at the fair, are attracting even more attention this year than last when over two and a half million people visited them.

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ENTRANCE CHARGES AT SOME PARKS Federal recreation agency officials recently listed areas where entrance charges will be required this year, and there is only one such area in Indiana —the German Ridge Recreation Area in the Hoosier National Forest. Under the new Land and Water Conservation Fund Act, charges are made only where there is Investment in recreation facilities and where collection of fees is feasible. Proceeds from the charges are channeled into the Land and Water Conservation Fund to provide additional State and Federal outdoor recreation opportunities. The Bureau of Outdoor Recreation of the Department of the Interior administers the Fund. The entrance fees apply to many Federal areas for the first time. However, a number of National Parks and other areas have been charging entrance fees for some years. A new $7 Federal Recreation/ Conservation Sticker available

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this year will admit the holder and occcupants of his car to all the Federal recreation areas which require automobile entrance fees. The Sticker will remain valid through March 31, 1966. Persons not wishing to purchase the $7 Sticker may pay oneday entrance fees ranging in price, from 25c to 50c per persons, 16 years of age and older. At the German Ridge Recreation this cost is 50c. An individual seasonal ticket valid only at the German Ridge Recreation Area is also available at $1.25 per person 16 years of age or older. Season tickets are available for a specific National Park or all charge areas in a single National Forest at a cost of 50c to $2 per person. The Gomer Pyle Show Combine a toothy grin, a lanky figure, and a resounding hillbilly twang and who do you have? Why, Gomer Plye, of course! CBS-TV’s raw Marine recruit, known in real life as Jim Nabors,

MOVING AWAY? The Speedway area and west is enjoying a great popularity among prospective home buyers. We receive regular inquiries for homes of all sizes, particularly those with three or four bedrooms. If you are thinking of selling your home, we’d appreciate a chance to discuss it with you. It may be that we have a prospective buyer right now. Your call for an appointment places you under no obligation. We’ll tell you what we consider the right price for your home and explain our services . . . You can then decide if you want us to handle the sale of your home. Feel free to call us at the office or at home at your convenience. We’re at your service. OFFICE HOURS Monday thru Thursday 9-5 Friday 9-8 Saturday 9-13 CH. 1-2361. Ext. 67 or 68

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will star in an afternoon and evening show in the Coliseum, Aug. 28-29, at the 1965 Indiana State Fair. Appearing with Nabors as a special guest star is Lonesome George Gobel. Through the media of television, he became known as the uncomplaining hushand to Alice and the orginator of the expression “I’ll be a dirty bird!” Nabors began his career by doing a mixture of operatic arias and hillbilly monologues at The Horn, a Santa Monica nightclub that allows talented newcomers to perform without a fee. While performing at The Horn, he was persuaded to read for what was intended as a one-time part oh “The Andy Griffith Show,” the part of Gomer Pyle, a naive, easygoing service station attendant. Nabors was such a natural that he was written into the rest of the series. As his popularity grew, he was given his own series, “Gomer Plye, USMC.” George Gobel got his first taste of show business when he sang and played his guitar with a group of Western performers on the WLS Chicago radio station. While in the Air Force, he sang at the Officer’s Club, throwing in a few stories between numbers. It was at this time, when, rewarded by surprising laughter, he was encouraged to develop the natural, frozen-faced delivery for which he is best known today. Also included in the Coliseum show are the singing team, Dick and Dee Dee, and a “rock and roll” singer Dee Dee Sharp, famous for her record breaking hit “Mashed Potato Time.” For information concerning tickets, write to Ticket’s Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, Indiana 46205. Prices range from $2.00 to $3.50.

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NOTICE TO SPEEDWAY RESIDENTS If you are planning to have installed or replaced any heating, ventilating or air - conditioning equipment please be sure your contractor has secured a permit from the Town of Speedway. This is for your own protection as the Town has an inspector, Mr. William Cassetty, who inspects all such installations for proper workmanship and safety. This also applies to hot water heaters. We kindly ask your cooperation for your own protection. DO NOT let anyone start any such installation until he shows you a permit issued from the Town Clerk’s office of Speedway. Ray L. Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer

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