Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1969 — Page 3

Thursday, June 19, 1969

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Hutchison, Phil McCauley, Carl Allen, Beth Harlin, Greg Ferguson, Peggy Byrd, Molly Higbie, Debbie Hessel, Pat Ryden, and Lori Scott. Most improved from end of first semester seventh grade to end of first semester eighth grade: Patty Huffman. Scholarship award winers in the seventh grade were: Devin DeWeese, Sandra Sallee, Peggy McGilliard, Brooke Pierce, Sandra Mays, Jill Schurr, Dave Tyler, Lana Welcher, Susan Bandy, Larry Cesnik, Jay Heath, Dale Nichols, Nancie Richards, Nancy Svoboda, Jane Weatherford, Tom Sears, Marilyn Behrle, Peter Fitch, and John Lyons. The Top Student Award was presented to Bob McCallister. Lions Club Summer Band Scholarships to Ball State University were awarded to Greg Ferguson and Bob McCallister. Recognition for perfect attendance was given to the following students: Eighth Grade Carl Allen, Jane Barlich, John Bower, Jesse Cassetty, Dennis DeLong, Beth Harlin, Chris Saxton, Mark Singrey, Eddie Smith, Jon Stanton, Mike Strout, Carol Thomas, and Sandra Wacker. Seventh Grade Arm Bastianelli, Loren Campbell, Jeff Cesnik, Andy Hawkins, Lynn Hofmockel, Mark Hollingsworth, Jeff Howard, Carol Sue Johnson, John Lyons, Teresa Pace, Steve Pico, Brooke Pierce, Steve Schroeder, Vic Stewart, Jeff Williams, and Diane Wooten. Special recognition was given to the junior high library assistants and also to the office assistants who had served during the past school year. Library assistants recognized included: Eighth Grade Bonita Angle, Dave Bauguess, Debbie Bubalo, Randy Cassaday, Janet Doherty, Ronda Duman, Steve Gilliatt, Molly Higbie, Janene Hughes, Karen Mathis, Sherry Morgan, Bryan Potter, Laura Russ, Mark Singrey, Kathleen Trager, and Sandra Wacker. Seventh Grade Janet Braden, Sue Burton, Bertie Caldwell, Debby Cameron, Nancy Collins, Delane Earl, Debie Fuller, Carole Hoge, Joyce Hollenbeck, Sue Johnson, Marcie Kellam, Vicki Lentz, and Mindy Ligon. Karen Long, Peggy McGilliard, Terry Mareane, Linda Minix, Janet Muir, Tanya Purvis, Jane Roberts, Jill Schurr, Tommy Sears, Marcia Shackelford, Debbie Sowers, Cindy Smith, Sarah Standish, Lynda Thomas, Carol Wacker, Lana Welcher, Pam Williamson, Kim Wilson, and Brenda York. Those who assisted in the school office were: Diane Armin, Vicki Bays, Marilyn Behrle, Cindy Blankinship, Debbie Bubalo, Jenny Burnett, Debbie Burrowes, Peggy Byrd, Janet Doherty, Debbie Feaster, Jan Fullenwider, Gail Geiger, Patty Glessner, Debbie Hanna, Patty Huffman, Anta Hughes, Janene Hughes, Sandy Hutchison, and Sue Johnson. Regina Knight, Barb Mannen, Terry Mareane, Karen Mathis, Sandy Mays, Jane Reynolds, Kathie Richards, Jane Roberts, Janet Roberts, Laura Russ, Chris Saxton, Jeanne Schaefer, Jill Schurr, Lori Scott, Marcia Shackelford, . Janis Spurlock, Sarah Standish, Pam Thielking, Kathy Tomlinson, and Debbie Witherbee. Kay Evritt received the Editor’s Award after having served in that capacity on the staff of the Sparkler, the junior high newspaper. Jane Barlich and Kim Bailey served as Business Managers, and Jang Roberts received the Writer Award. Home Economics Award went to Jane Preda. Science Club Awards went to Carl Allen, Fred Read, Steve Gilliatt, Debbie Neiman,, and Jim Miller. Social Studied Club Awards were made to Jane Barlich, Bill Clark, and Kathy Tomlinson.

LIBRARY NOTES: These books have been added recently to the Senior High School Library: Leacock, Stephen Laugh with Leacock Kerry, Lois A promise for Joyce King, Martin Why we can’t wait Kearney, Paul Highway homicide Keating, Lawrence Comeback year Kaplan, Justin Mark Twain, a profile Hyde, Dayton Sandy Humphrey, Hubert vs. segregation Hoopes, Roy Getting with politics Holmes, Marjorie Senior trip Hoehling, Adolph Week before Pearl Harbor Wiggins, Marguerite Our Vietnam nightmare Garland, Joseph Choice of * medical career Kilis, Harry gies Klein, H. Arthur Fuel ceDa

Classifieds (Continued from page two) ANTIQUES UNIQUES, Good junque—China, glassware, old & new; lampshades, rugs, chairs, milk cans, quiltops, pictures, frames, books; clothing, lady’s size 10; hardware, tools, tables, Schwinn 10-speed bike. Fri. & Sat., 9:00 to 9:00,1714 Ellen Drive. FOUND—Little white kitten with grey tail and markings, vicinity N, Allison, 241-9109. HOUSE FOR RENT—2-bedroom, full basement, garbage disposal, newly decorated, 2-car gar., outside patio. 241-2291 after 6 p.m. & weekends. GARAGE SALE—Sat. June 21st, 9:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. 6418 Apache Dr. 4900 N. High School Rd.). Electronics school books, furniture, clothes, misc. FOR SALE —Player piano, small size, reconditioned, Rinky Tink 50 rolls (like new), bench. $600.00. Call after 5:30 p.m. 293-0842. FOR SALE—3Ox7S rollaway bed, coil springs, $25; Singer slantamatic button hole maker, $7.00; massager belt, ¥4 horse power, 3-speed, $55. Call 241-9700. WANTED —Lawns to cut. Call 244-7742. MOVING TO APARTMENT—wiII sell lawn equipment; solid maple desk with glass top; nice G.E. auto, washer; breakfast set. 2912611. FOR SALE—used refrigerator, cheap. 291-4352. HOUSE FOR SALE—Central air; 3 br.; humidifier; carpet; family rm. fireplace; Children do not cross streets to attend Wheeler school; $12,000.00 dn. assumes 6 3 <t% mortgage. Appt. 291-4871. FOR SALE Camping trailer $175.00. 5616 Meadowood Dr. 291-4167. FOR SALE—Snap-On Rollaway tool cabinet, a bargain at sls. Mr. Norton, 1807 Cunningham Rd., 244-9415, FOR SALE—Babee-Tenda, Crib, Playpen, Auto-den. 241-5457. FOR SALE—I 962 Gallaxie, $175. 1635 N. Gerrard, 241-7850. FOR SALE—’67 Custom built Don-A-Bell and awning, fully carpeted and furnished. Central Air cond. Set up in nice park. 241-7646. PAINTING —Exterior and interior. Professional job—amateur prices. 293-7311. PASSPORT AND APPLICATION pictures—6 for $4.00. David Steele Photography, 4948 W. 12th. Teh eve. 241-7561. COLOR WEDDING PICTURES. Prices begin at $49.95 for album of 12—5x7’s. David Steele Photography, 4948 W. 12th. Tel. evenings 241-7561. FOR SALE —electric stove, sls; 26” boy’s bike, SB.OO. 241-5231. FOR SALE —’63 Ford Galaxie 500, 29,000 actual miles, unbelievably good cond. Vinyl interior, like new, S7OO. Phone 293-1858. COUPLE WITH boy 11 wants to rent house with 3 bedrooms and basement. 924-2762. ’6B MERCURY MONTEREY convertibe, P.S., P. 8., under warranty, lady owner, $2695. 293-5838. FOR SALE —3 piece matching set of Samsonite luggage, fine cond., ready for summer vacation, $25. 243-6458. FOR SALE—Large antique chest of drawers, $25; bassinette, $5; blonde chest, $8; beige 12x15 carpet, $25; red 9x12 rug, $10; misc. tables; other articles, 244-1479.

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Faulty Vehicles Won't Wait for State Inspection Law, Says Huber Indiana’s Vehicle Inspection Program becomes mandatory August 1, 1969. “Faulty vehicles are not going to wait on it however,” said Albert E. Huber, executive director of the INDIANA TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL, INC., “when defective parts give out, they give out, and that may well

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be during this summer’s high speed driving.” Huber is urging all Hoosier motorists to practice personal responsibility and get their vehicles safety inspected by a qualified service man this spring. “Too many motorists are saying . . . to heck with it, let the state find the defects in August . . . and that’ plain foolish,” Huber added, “there are three months of the most dangerous driving ahead of us before the mandatory program comes into effect.” Huber said drivers should consider the safety of other motorists as well as themselves and their families. If a driver knows or suspects he has a defective automobile, he is both morally and legally bound to have the car inspected and, if needed, repaired, Huber concluded.

Volunteer Your Services Are you really interested in what’s going on in Indianapolis? Do you know about local health services and recreation programs? Do you know what is being done

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Indianapolis Hiking Club On June 22, the Indianapolis Hiking Club will meet at 2:30 p.m. in the parking lot near the bait house in Raccoon Lake State Recreation Area. Cars will leave the east side of the State House at 1 p.m.

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