Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1969 — Page 3

Wednesday, July 2, 1969

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Phipps, Sandy Reichard, Sue , Sherman, Brad Silver, Nancy Stewart, Chris Such, Penny Sullivan, Dave Thomas, Ken Thompson, Gail West, Thierry Wilbrandt, and Tim Winings. Eighth Grade "A" Honor Roll Carl Allen, Candice Bain Jane Barlich, Bill Clark, James Dillard, Kay Evritt, Bob Faris, Rick Frey, Patty Glessner, Beth Harlin, Debbie Hessel, Marsha Hobbs, Nancy Hiliba, Sandy Hutchison, Julie Kinney, Mark Leonard, Kathleen Lyons, Bob McCallister, Phil McCauley, Gayle Phillips, Jane Preda, Marc Sater, Chris Saxton, Jon. Stanton, Carol Thomas, Kathy Tomlinson, Dena Wilcox.

Eighth Grade **B" Honor Roll Bonita Angle, Barbara Appleget, Kim Bailey, Dave Bauguess, Mark Beer, Cindy Blankinship, Denny Blind, Jim Brown, Larry Bumgardner, Debra Burrowes, Peggy Byrd, Markay, Cadick, Pat Casady, Jesse Cassetty, Dennis DeLong, Debbie Feaster, Greg Ferguson, Jan Fullenwider, Jeff Fulton, Linda Gale, and Gail Geiger. Judy Grottick, Mary Ann Hays, Molly Higbie, Shirley Hillman, Janene Hughes, Regina Knight, Vickie Lash, David Lloyd, Debby Lovick, Barb Mannen, Karen Mathis, Diane Maves, Bruce Mickelson, Jim Miller, Debby Morris, Tom Pierce, Steve Pyles, Jane Quinn, Fred Read, Steve Rains, Max Rettig, Jane Reynolds, Kathie Richards, Loretta Ridgeway, Janet Roberts, Beth Robertson, Mark Ross, Gary Roush, Laura Russ, Pat Ryden, Mike Sauer, Lori Scott, Janis Spurlock, Mike Strout, Toni Sullivan, Laura Sunkel, Pam Thielking, Jay Thompson, Kathleen Trager, Jim Tubesing, Jack Tudor, Michelle Vidan, Sandra Wacker, and Debbie Witherbee.

LIBRARY NOTES: These books have been added recently to the Senior High School Library: Heinlein, Robert Rocket ship Galileo Halliwell, Leslie Filgoer’s companion Halliday, Frank Doctor Johnson and his world Nickerson, Jan New boy in town Pepys, Samuel Everybody’s Pepys Guareschi, Giovanni Comrade Don Camillo Pollock, John Billy Graham Muse, Benjamin American Negro revolution Means, Florence Tolliver Nickerson, Jan Circle of love Halsey, Maxwell Let’s drive right McGraw, Eloise The golden goblet Mac Lean, Alistair Guns of Navarone

Festival Music Society Concert Elaine Norwood, popular Indianapolis soprano, will be the .guest soloist at the first concert of the summer season of Festival Music Socity to be July 6 at Oldfield estates. The society opens its third year of outdoor concerts of muse from the Baroque and Classical periods at the 8 o’clock event under director and conducted Michael Palmer. Miss Norwood will sing three German Arias for Soprano, Oboe and Continue by Handel and Bach’s Cantata 199, Meine Herze Schwimmt in Blut. Palmer is harpsichordist for Miss Norwood. Oboist is Warren Sutherland and Thomas Reynolds, bass, also will assist. Miss Norwood is a graduate of Jordan College of Music of Butler University and received her master’s degree in voice from Indiana University where she was a student of Frank St. Leger. The public is invited to the performance. In case of rain, it will be in the air conditioned auditorium of Christian Theological Seminary, directly east of the Oldfields Highway 421 entrance. Ticket information may be obtained at 250 East 38th Street and tickets also may be obtained at the gate.

Ft. Ben Chamber Music Three original compositions by members of the 74th Army Band, Fort Benjamin Harrison,, will be featured in «the tenth Chamber Music Recital to be presented Tuesday, July 8, at the Post Service Club Auditorium, Otis Avenue, at the Fort. The musicale will begin at 8:15 p.m. and is open to the public, with no admission charge. Among the arrangements to be programmed are the new works of Private Lester Thornburg, Private First Class Gregory Barton, and Staff Sergeant William Schultz. Finale of the concert win combine the vocal talents of 13 soldiers, many of whom have had profesional careers before coming into the Army, with a four-man brass ensemble, for a powerful interpretation of "Inveni David”.

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vantage of this favorable situation, said Parks, but in order to “Bring ’em Back Alive,” the motor club offers the following tips, under three headings: 1. Getting ready for the trip—plan your trip well in advance; safety-check your car; pack the car carefully, keeping all hard, heavy or sharp objects off the ledge above the back seat; if towing a trailer, practice driving with the vehicle. 2. As you get under way—use your safety belts; lock all car doors; stop for refresher breaks, at least once every three hours; check instruments often—especially speed and fuel supply; check your rear-view mirrors freqently to be alert to traffic front and rear at all times; use your turn indicators and tail lights to signal your intentions; maintain safe following distance—always give yourself an out. 3. Special driving situations—don’t wear tinted glasses for dusk or night driving; avoid driving after drinking; slow traffic should always keep to the right; reduce speed when visibility is poor; in case of blow-out grip the steering wheel firmly, ease up on accelerator and use brake only after speed has been reduced; dim your headlights when approaching oncoming traffic.

If you’re driving more than 55 miles an hour tonight . . . you’re driving in the darq. Your headlights can’t shine past your stopping distance, says the Hoosier Motor Club. Don’t hit whatever may be just beyond your lights. “Bring ’em Back Alive.”

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Children's Museum “Mysteries of the Deep” and “The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon” are the two Disney movies to be shown at the Children’s Museum this (next) week. (Week of July 7) “Mysteries of the Deep” will be shown at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Wednesday (July 9) while the second film will be shown at the same hours on Saturday. (July 12) Both are free. This week’s nature walk will be in Garfield Park on Wednesday (July 9) at 10 a.m. Those who wish to participate should meet at the shelter hourse. The guide will point out and identify summer flowers, trees, brds, nests and other aspects of nature. Lave animal programs, pioneer demonstrations, science experi-

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