Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1970 — Page 6

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division. Boys, according to age and ability, will be put on either the “A" or “B** team and will compete against their own level in the games. The Speedway Parks will open officially on June Bth, with Miss Julia Allen supervising at the

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The 14th edition of the “500” Festival memorial parade is expected to draw thousands of spectators to downtown Indianapolis Thursday night, but police Maj. George Pollard, head of the traffic division, thinks traffic problems can be eased if parade fans will follow police directions to open parking areas. “This can either be a big headache for paradegoers or it can be quite simple.** Pollard said as be outlined the duties of the 320 city policemen who have been assigned to the parade detail. “Most of the downtown parking lots and garages have al-

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ready sold their advanced parking spaces but police will known where parking is available. If everyone heading for the parade will just follow police directions, they will be able to park with a minimum amount of inconvenience.** Ninety-six members of the Marion County Sheriffs Department including 48 reserve deputies also are assigned to the parade route. The' sheriffs department also is contributing three motorcycle units, 10 mounted horsemen and five canine units. An estimated 6,000 persons will take part in the 103-unit parade when it starts at 6 pan. at Pennsylvania and North Streets. The 20-block, 2.2 mile

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parade route goes south do Pennsylvania to Ohio, turns west on Ohio past the Federal Building, north at Meridian St* and proceeds up Meridian to 16th Street. Walter B. Kirkwood Jr., chairman of the parade, said 325,000 saw the parade last year and predicted 100,000 more will come downtown tomorrow to view the 34 bends, 26 floats and more than a dozen celebrities. The parade is expected to last 90 minutes, Kirkwood said. Kirkwood also estimated 11 million pepole will view the parade on national television Sunday. ft will be seen at 4:30 p.m. on WFBM. There will be po local “live** TV coverage

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of the parade. “Moments to Remember,** the theme of the parade, will be carried out in floral floats that will be driven 3 mph along the parade route to give viewers a good look at the results of months of preparation and , hard work that wait into building the elaborate designs and themes. Also included in the parade win be the 33 race drivers who will begin the 54th 500Mile Race Saturday; antique (Continued to page 7)

Honored Queen To Bo Installed

Miss Christine A. Fallow field Miss Christine Anne Fallowfield, 18, will be installed as Honored Queen of Bethel #3B, International Order of Job's Daughters, on Saturday, June 6, at 7:33 p.m., In the Speedway Masonic Temple, 1620 N. Lyndhurst Drive. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fallowfleld, 4122 Redbird Drive. Other officers to be Installed include Miss Pam Davies, Senior Princess; Miss Pam Anderson, Junior Princess; Miss Donna Stelnmetz, Guide; and Miss Candi Bain, Marshall.

Officer Forrest (Joe) Rupe of the Speedway Police Department has completed an Instructors course In First Aid. This was a 30-hour course of instruction. The school was held at the Red Cross, 441 East 10th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Officer Joe Rupe will be giving Instructions in First Aid at the Speedway Police Station in the future. It is the policy of this Department for all officers to have advanced First Aid. In the first five months of this year, the Department has made 82 First Aid and Oxygen runs;

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Miss Barbara Jane Dethridge Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, 710 South Norfolk Street, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Barbara Jane to Larry Norman Shaub. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaub, 1802 Cunningham Road, Speedway, are parents of the future bridegroom. The bride-elect attended Indiana University and is a teacher at Noble School. Her fiance will be graduated from Indiana University in June. He is a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity and Phi Eta Sigma honorary. A June 6th wedding is plan-

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and, as a public service, the Police Department has assisted 125 motorists. Eppen Whs Scholarshia Miss Linda Eppen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Eppen, 2054 Georgetown Road, Speedway, has been awarded a full tour year fellow-htp to (Continued to pag« yj

ned in Chapelrock Christian Church. Campus Leader (Continued from page 4) students and faculty members. Selection is based on scholarship and leadership contributions to the campus. To be eligible, students must have a 2.5 cumulative grade point average. Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Short of R.R. 4, is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity. He Is also a member of Blue Key, service honorary for men, and of PI Gamma Mu, national honorary social science society. He was also a member of the University football team. ha ts majoring in education.