Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1966 — Page 5

Thursday, August 18, 1966

I: i j mXmK HHEgSg SbEHHk Enjoy "Forever Spring" Living the Year 'Round with ELECTRIC Heating and Air Conditioning *K TO MATTER what the weather is outside, you AN can enjoy the same springlike temperature inside your home year 'round when you have automatic Electric heating and cooling. Automatic Electric air conditioning makes sleeping more comfortable and working easier. It helps both you and your family feel more alive and carefree. Just a simple touch of the cooling control can turn your home from a sweltering furnace into a cool mountain paradise. When you air condition Electrically, it's a good idea to plan ahead to next winter and consider heating Electrically, also. This is because an Electrically heated home is fully insulated. Insulation works as well for cooling as it doss for heating. As a result, you can cool your home with smaller, less costly air conditioning equipment Best of all, I your operating coats will be quite a hit less, too, because an insulated home is easier to cooL Why not make it “Forever Spring" inside your home this year. Contact your local Electric hsating and cooling dealer.

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Johnson, John B. Griffin, John S. Griffin, Barbara Day, Loretta Miles, Mel Handerson, Sharon Kassenbrock, Lowell Sullivan, Don Coleman, and Hany Hollingsworth. For your comfort, Theater-in-the-Woods has installed pushback, theater-style seats. The theater is located behind the Jewish Community Center Association at 6701 Hoover Road. Tickets for the timely and entertaining “Roman Candle" are available at $2 each, and may be obtained by calling 251-9467. MARION COUNTY PTA NEWS The Marion County Council PTA announces their Fall School of Instruction to be held August 23 in the World War Memorial, East Room, to begin at 7:30 pm. The following newly elected officers and newly appointed standing committee chairmen for the 1966-67 school year will be on hand to assist in this school of instruction. Newly elected officers are Mrs. Orville Dorbecker, president, Perry Twp.; Mrs. Keith Hardy, first vice-president, Lawrence Twp.; Mrs. Theodore Warner, second vice-president, Wayne Twp.; Mrs. Gale Nave, recording secretary, Speedway; Mrs. Howard Platt, treasurer, Warren Twp. Board of directors are Mrs. Verne Harvey, Pike Twp.; Mrs. Druey Midkiff, Beech Grove; and Mr. Max H. Shaw, Pike Twp.

Standing committee members are Mrs. Kenneth Wood, Perry Twp., Health and Safety, Mrs. Gene Gale, Wayne Twp., Historian, Mrs. David Meacham, Franklin Twp., Hospitality, Mrs. Hazen Ward, Pike Twp., Legislation, Mrs. Delbert Klein, Warren Twp., Membership, Mrs. Norman Richart, Jr., Decatur Twp., Newsletter, Mrs. William R. Hoffman, Lawrence Twp., Parent Education, Mrs. Oren

Mann, Perry Twp., Procedure and By-Laws, Mrs. Donald Perkins, Lawrence Twp., Program, Mrs. Frances Faust, Perry Twp., PTA Promotion, Scholarship, Headquarters, Mrs. Joseph Fagar, Decatur Twp., PTA Publications, Mrs. Alfred Pattmann, Perry Twp., Publicity, Mrs. Vernard Sharp, Wayne Twp., School Community Relations. Perry Townsship PTA Council, president, Mrs. Roger Morse, Warren Township PTA Council, president, Mrs. William Dailey, Wayne Township PTA Council, and a new organization this year, president, Mrs. James Harder. AH new PTA presidents and newly appointed chairmen of the Marion County PTA Units are urged to attend this school Trotters At Fair With over $49,000 promised to the winners of the 29th racing of the Horseman Stake for two-year-old trotters on Labor Day at the Indiana State Fair, it is highly possible that as many as four fillies will be included in the large field which is expected to answer the starter’s call. These four, Kimberly Dutchess, Starglow Hanover, Floral Hanover, and Nutmeg Hanover have been performing well enough among their own ranks to entitle them to a crack at the big cash reward.

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Kimberly Dutchess, property of Castleton Farm, piloted by Ralph Baldwin, was second at Saratoga and a winner at Goshen, fofllowing with a good performance at Vernon Downs. Starglow Hanover started the season out for owner Paul Donner by chalking up a national season’s record for the distance which held until Johnny Simpson’s Meringue Hanover took over. Frank Ervin then found his filly to be slightly lame with rest prescribed. Now the young lady is in good shape and ready to go again. Floral Hanover, owned and operated by Del Miller, the

squire of Meadow Lands, Pa. was also a national season’s record holder earlier in the year. A hard-working, steady goer, the filly rates a chance and a placing at the finish. Last of the distaff side with qualifications is Joe O’Brien’s Nutmeg Hanover, not too well known on the Grand Circuit until the past couple of weeks when she has made her presence felt by a pair of fine finishes. Of course, the colts in the event will dominate, by numbers if nothing else. Pomp, Faybill, Speedy Streak, Hickory Blaze, Florisam, and Cardinal Jamie are just a few of the bearcats,

any of which can take a liking to the Fairgrounds on Labor Day as over $185,000 in purses will be in competition. It’s all billed as the “biggest single day in the history of Indiana harness racing.” Only three more weeks till the “Biggest Single Day of Harness Racing in Indiana” takes place as four Grand Circuit events will be raced for a whopping $185,000 on Labor Day at the Indiana State Fair . . . officials expect the biggest attendance ever registered for one day affair which will attract the nation’s top horses and drivers.

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