Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1966 — Page 4

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THE TOWN BOARD REPORTS Continued from Page 1) were presented to the board for review. No final decision made at this meeting. Mr. Cal Morgan, Sanitation Plant Supt., Mr. Ed Kridler from Moore and Games Engineers, Inc. and Mr. A. T. Gravelie, contractor on the Eagle Creek Flood Control project appeared before the board to discuss a drainage problem at the Sanitation Plant caused by the rerouting of Eagle Creek

WAYNE TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN lO' 0 * “ COMMITTEE NOMINATE THESE CANDIDATES FOR UP-TO-DATE REPUBLICAN ACTION 45 F Glen H. Burkhardt Assessor 44 F Ollie Baus Trustee 48 G Paul E. Burkley Advisory Board 48 H Mary E. Smith Advisory Board 49 H John R. Sneyd Advisory Board 46 G Janies We Bauer Justice of Peace 476 Harold E. Stoter Constable OUR AIM IS A DYNAMIC REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION WHO WILL MAINTAIN A STRONG VOICE IN THE EADERSHIP OF OUR GOVERNMENT VOTE ACTION VOTE Wayne Township Republican Action Committee LARRY L. DUNKERLY, Chairman AMELIA PEARCY, Vice Chrm. MARTHA E. JONES, Secy. ROBERT C. LEE, Treas. M PULL THESE LEVERS'* 44F 45F 46G 47G 48G 48H 49H

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dog complaints during this period. We kindly ask you again to please control your dogs. We also know there are a lot of dogs which have not yet been registered this year. If you have not purchased your dog tags for this year please do so now. They may be obtained at the Clerk-Treasurer’s office during the day from 8:30 to 5:00 pan. and on Saturdays from 8:30 to 12:00 noon. CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR * _____ Helen L. Turpin, 5907 Maplewood Drive, long active in Republican politics, has announced her candidacy for nomination as Assessor of Wayne Township, subject to the Republican primary on May 3, 1966. Her candidacy is a result of the urging of many friends and township leaders in the Republican party. “The office of Township Assessor is of the utmost importance to the residents of Wayne Township,” Mrs. Turpin declared when she became the first announced

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candidate for this position in the primary. “The Township Assessor deals directly with the personal and real estate taxes of every person in our community. It needs a person who will honestly and fairly examine each taxing problem of the individual with the utmost consideration. Our property tax bills are too high, even though other taxes have been levied upon us under the guise that these would be used to help reduce our property tax load. Although I can not personally correct this situation as assessor, I can see to it that the tax load is spread evenly and fairly among the people of our township. I do not feel that this has been done in the present or past administrations. “If nominated and elected I promise to work diligently thru the state-wide assessor’s organization to influence the Legislature to return to the people a fairer share of the tax collections in the sales tax field, at least. I shall insist that these be earmarked solely for the reduction of real property tax of the indi-

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Bell Telephone Cnmmun iratirms Consultant Mrs. Turpin is a Wayne Township Republican Precinct Committeeman. SCHOOL NEWS Continued from Page 1) Eighth grade students will return to the junior high at 1:30 pjn., Thursday, June 9, to receive their diplomas. We regret the name of Dennis Dirks, 9th grade, was omitted from the published honor rolls for the 3rd grading* period and the first semester of the 1965-66 school year. Honor roll for juniors and seniors for the fourth six-weeks grading period includes: SENIORS Michelle Barnes, Susan Betsill, Cherrill Bowers, David Duffin, Doug DeWitt, Annette Crawford, Ken Craig, Claudia Cox, Linda Cotton, Twyla Corson, Brian Clevinger, Debbie Burnett, Patricia Brooks, Barbara Brooks, Barry Eversole, Pat Feucht, Beverly Faris. Karen Giant, JoAnn Griggs, Joyce Hamer, Debbie Hawkins, Doris Hawkins, Sandy Hitchcock, Walter Hocker, Helen Hoerger, Dave Huliba, Betty Jaimet, Larry Jones, Margaret Jones, Kenneth King, Kathy Koehl, Anne Kojola, Cathy Kozuira, Linda Kutch. Dick Leming, Ron Luther, Mike Lyman, Linda Matthews, Don Mavis, Kathy May, Rita Meo, Sherry Messenger, Mary Aim Middleton, Cheryl Miller, John Niederhauser, Julie Nobel, John Orr, Linda Patrick, Richard Prather, Dan Queener, John Quinn, Jim Reid, Marilyn Rhoades. Steve Rosebrock, Steve Sailor, Steve Seabury, Larry Shaub, Mike Short, Linda Slattery, Jeri Smith, Nancy Tapscott, Gayle Thompson, Marjorie Vehling, Richard Wacker, Nancy Watt, Bob Whitmore, Cindy Yentes, Janet Zeiher, Barbara Zeph. JUNIORS

Leslie Akers, Lynn Anderson, Dave Bennett, Richard Brooks, Joy Buckley, Bill Cantwell, Karen Casper, Diana Crain, Wilena Crowder, Carl Cunningham, Joyce DeWitt, Marilyn Dirks, Greg Eaton, Marilyn Edington, Jim Ehlebracht, Charles Engel, Steve Englert. Reesa Evans, Larry Girard, Vicki Graeff, John Graub, Dave Graves, Linda Hackett, Danny Harcourt, Naomi Hocker, Marsha Husser, Sharon Irwin, Mike Jaimet, Kenneth Jay, Jane Johnson, Steve Kirchoff, Charlene Lewis, Kathy McCammon. John McGillard, Mike Moore, Pam Peebles, Cherie Pickett, Mary Reed, Susan Rhein, Pam Richer, Steve Riser, Kay Rumbaugh, Cindy Rumple, Claudia Ryden, Mike Sash, Heidi Schunke, Carmen Secrest, Allan Sharkey, Karen Showalter, Doug Small. Kathy Smith, Kandy South, Steve Speer, Carol Stewart, Ronald Stewart, Bob Smith, Becky Sutherlin, Jean Thoma, Karen Troth, Bonnie Turnbaugh, Donna Tyler, Mary Ann Urbancic, Cathy Wacker, Ted Williams, Nancy Zeph. In athletic events held during the past week, Speedway varsity baseball team won its first game by defeating Brownsburg 1-0. In a dual golf meet Speedway scored 8, Warren Central 4. In freshman track Danville, 68, Speedway 50.

LIBRARY NOTES: The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 4 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday. These books have been added recently: Ballinger, Harry Painting landscapes Anderson, Carl There was a man Roberts, Edwin Latin America Austing, Ronald I went to the woods Barnett, Correlli Battle of El Alamein Baumgartner, Bernice Guiding the retarded child Wylie, Max Career girl, watch your step! Morgan, Clifford How to study Steichen, Edward A life in photography Butcher, Devereaux Our national parks in color.

SPECIAL The following schedule is now in effect at the Speedway High School swimming pool: Monday 6:30-7:25 Water adjustment (fear) class. 7:30-8:25 Speedway residents recreation swim. 8:30-9:25 Scuba instruction and club. Tuesday 6:30-7:25 Junior lite saving and water safety. 7:30-8:25 Senior life saving and water safety 8:30-9:25 Adults intermediate swim class. Wednesday 6:30-7:25 Adults beginning swim class. 7:30-8:25 Speedway residents recreation swim. 8:30-9:25 Spring board diving instruction.