Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1969 — Page 4

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FIREWORKS LAWS State Fire Marshal Norman M. Fesler and Robert K. Konkle, Superintendent of the State Police announced today that a joint effort is being conducted by their departments to insure compliance with the Indiana law concerning fireworks. “In interpreting the fireworks statute, the Superintendent and I are in agreement that certain items are unlawful and subject to seizure,” Fesler said. “They include torpedoes, sky rockets, roman candles, daygobombs, tablets containing explosives, and all other exploding fireworks, except paper caps,” he explained. The unlawful sale, use 6r possession of these items could result in' a possible fine of SIOO and up to 90 days in jail. Other fireworks devices not

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listed but which contain magnesium or mercury, are also in violation of the Indiana law and could result in seizure and. criminal prosecution. Items that are legal and not subject to seizure - fixed ammunition for firearms, sparklers on wires which contain no magnesium, chlorate or perchloate slitter sparklers in paper tubes up to l/Bth inch in diameter, toy snakes containing no mercury and devices designed to use paper caps. “We will cooperate with the Fire Marshal to the fulest extent in enforcing Indiana’s Fireworks Law.” Superintendent Konkle promised. “Let’s hope that the celebration of our American Independence in Indiana will not be marred by a single injury or fire caused by the unlawful use of fireworks.” Clermont Lions Annual Rodeo Here’s some of the action you can see at the 25th annual Horse Show and Rodeo that will take place at the Clermont Lions Community Park, Clermont, Indiana, June 28 and 29, with three big performances Saturday and one Sunday afternoon. Again the top horses of the midwest will perform both days in a show for all classes of horses and ponies.

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The Midwests leading rodeo producer, Bob Rollins, will again furnish stock for the rodeo events. Top cowboys and cowgirls will compete in contests of bull riding, saddle bronc riding, bareback bronc riding, bull-dogging, calf ropping, girls barrel race and girls goat tieing. The rodeo events are on both days. Saturday morning will feature the big quarter horse show and Saturday afternoon will have the popular kids calf scramble. Saturday night will feature Rodeo and Western Events. Sunday will feature a big parade led by the colorful Sahara Grotto Horse Patrol, East Side Y Twirlers and Sahara Grotto Drum and Bugle Corps. Colorful cars, motorcycles, bicycles, floats, buggies, horses and novel costumes will also be featured in the parade. There will be a greased pig scramble Sunday afternoon. The Lions will have their usual good food both days including breakfast on Sunday morning. Lions members are now selling advance tickets at reduced prices. The general Co-Chairmen are Billy Wilhite and Joe Miller. Gospel Singers The Baxter Family will conduct a Sing at the Drexel Gardens Apostolic Church, 5033 W. LeGrande, Sunday, June 22, 7:30 p.m. Public invited. No Admission Charge.

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G.O.P. CLUB The Wayne Township G.O.P. Club will have as speaker John K. Snyder, State Treasurer at the regular meeting June 19, 1969, Thursday. The meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. at the Krannert Y.M.C.A. 605 S. High School Rd. FISH FRY There will be a 'Fish Fry at Bridgeport Masonic Temple, 8400 W. Morris Street, June 26-27-28. Police Department Openings Speedway, Indiana OFFERING Pension after 20 years service Merit system No partisan politics Uniform allowance Good equipment and working conditions Salary $555 mo. during probation Salary $6lO mo. after probation REQUIREMENTS U.S. citizen of good"character Age 21 to 34 years Minimum height 5 ft. 9 in., weight proportional High school education or equivalent Valid operators license Must be able to pass prescribed medical and pre-employment examination For application to one of the most progressive police departments in the State of Indiana, contact the Office of Chief of Police, 1450 North Lyndhurst Drive, Speedway, Indiana 46224. Call 244-9543 for appointment.'

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Pane 1) This Sunday the chancel flowers will be given by Mrs. Rosa Fry, Mrs. Robert Oslos, Mrs. Donald Davis, and Nolan Fry in loving memory of Mr. Roy Fry. This is the last call for Camp, Conference, and Week-end Encounter registrations. Make your check payable to our church in an amout two-thirds of the stated fee; bring to church office at your earliest convenience. Vacation Church School advance registration will begin Sunday morning, June 29th, and continues July 6, July 13, July 20 (for 4 year olds through third grade graduates.) Get your child registered early this year helps V.C.S. staff in planning. Day Camp will be held July 30, 31, and August Ist. Mrs. Dennis Troth is in charge this year. Watch our Weekly for details of pre-registration. Day Camp is for boys and girls completing 4th and sth grades. “Living and Learning in God’s World” is the theme. - Any time you wish to contribute flowers for the chancel in honor of or in memory of a loved one, please call Mrs. Jane Spencer, 244-1859.

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ALPHA DELTA OMEGA Epsilon Chapter will meet tonight, June 19th at the home of Lucille Forbes. Since this is the last meeting until Sept., it will start with a carry-in dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. The social committee will assist Lucille. There will be the regular business meeting plus initiation of pledges, installation of officers and convention reports. Epsilon was honored by having Evelyn Rosebrock elected as National Treasurer at National Convention held in Van Wert, Ohio, last weekend. Evelyn is also a national Past President. Chapter officers to be installed tonight are as follows: president, Miriam Wagner; vice president, Bye Parke; secretary, Phyllis Black; treasurer, Janice Cherry; reporter, Clona Fulton; publicity, Olieva Wenning; Historian, Doris Ray.

CANOE CLUB The Hoosier Canoe Club will have a float trip on the Tippecanoe River Sat. June 21st and Sun. June 22nd. For more information call 786-5394 or 293-2283. West I Oth to be Closed This is to inform you that West 10th Street between Lynhurst Drive and 1-465 will be closed starting at 8:00 a.m., June 16,1969, due to the construction of the new Eagle Creek bridge. The posted detour route will be Lynhurst Drive, Rockville Road (U.S. 36), and 1-465.

Thursday, June 19, 1969

Girl Scouts to Hold Open House at Resident Camps Sunday, June 29 The Hoosier Capital Girl Scout Council will hold open house for Scout parents and friends Sunday, June 29, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Camp Dellwood, west of Indianapolis, and Camp Gallahue Valley in Brown County. Camp staff will be on hand to greet visitors and take them on tours of the respective camp sites. The resident camp season for 1,000 Scouts opens July 6 and continues through August 15. Two students from abroad will be on the camp staffs. Miss Pamela Abbott of Orpington, Kent, England, a Girl Guide leader, will be on the Dellwood staff. From Hjrring, Denmark comes Miss Bodil Madsen, also a Danish Girl Guide leader, who will teach Danish crafts, songs and folk dances at Camp Gallahue Valley. Day Camping opened June 10 and will end August 14 for 3,000 day campers at eight sites in the council area. Four Vagabond Camp Weekends, a new camping activity this year, have been scheduled for older Scouts where the emphasis will be on advanced camp skills and conservation projects. One of the popular camping activities at Camp Gallahue Valley is the trail ride. Girls ride Brown County trails and a colorful chuck wagon, a la west, carries their food. Fifteen experienced Senior Scouts will leave August 20 for an eight-day canoe trip in the Ontario (Canada) wilderness. Miss Helen Cline of Indianapolis will serve as director of Camp Dellwood and Miss Ruth Shibuya of Hawaii, a graduate student at Purdue, will direct Camp Gallahue Valley. Miss Shirley Lambert of Indianapolis is the director of the Vagabond Camp Weekends.

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM The Heiken Marionettes, always a favorite with the youngsters, will present a summer playhouse at the Children’s Museum, 3010 North Meridian, the last week in June. The playhouse will feature a different production each day, with three performances of each play. “Cinderella” will open the series on Tuesday, June 24, to be followed by “Hansel and Gretel” on Wednesday, and “Rapunzel” on Thursday. “Alice in Wonderland” will be given on Friday and Saturday, with “Alice at the Tea Party” on Friday and “Alice and the Queen of Hearts” on Saturday. (June 24-28) The marionette shows will be given at 11 a.m. and 1 and 3 pm. each day. Admission to the museum is free, but there will be a 25c charge for theater tickets. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the museum or by mail, or at the door the day of the fJlay.

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