Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1970 — Page 7

THURSDAY. JULY 2,1970

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Summertime is watermelon time according to Sylvia Siegmann and Tom McGlone of the “Quick Pick” market in the Meadowood Shopping Center. Purchasing the watermelon

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Speedway’s only lady barber is also located at the Meadowood Shopping Center. Cutting fellow barber Ronald Davis’s hair is Jean Elliott, manager of the Meadowood Barber

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Employees of Falender-Ludlow real estate are hard at work during a visit early this week. The real estate office is located in the Meadowood Shopping Center, on 30th and High School Road. *■

Independent Living Apts. (Continued from page I)

rooms are available for those less mobile at $175 to $195 per month. Most residents support themselves on social security, investment benefits, or pensions. Some still work to supplement their income. For recreation, movies, bingo, cards, television, and sometimes live entertainment give the residents something to do in their spare time. For those who are not employed or have a lot of spare time on their hands, Ell Lilly

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Company has provided Interested residents with “piece work.” Those involved put together games and or do other busy work. They are paid for their services. Recently a group of old folks put together over 3,000 games. Bob Roland said of the community, “They are generally a happy bunch of people. We try our best to provide them with all the comforts of home and to treat them individually as useful people. Just because they are old doesn’t mean they can’t have flin,” he added. There should be no fear of

loneliness or lack of interesting activities by these old folks. They are still Independent, living the way they want to live and obviously enjoying it. One resident summed it up by saying, “This place is so much better than where I came from. I can live on my own here and do what I want to do. I don’t know how much time I’ve got, but I’m going to enjoy it here.”

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Three Youths Arrested For Beatig, Robbery

Chief Robert Copeland of the Speedway Police Department has reported that on June 26th, 1970 Donald Calhoun of Indianapolis was severely beaten by two 16 year-old juveniles In Speedway. Chief Copeland reported that Calhoun was walking home from Speedway when he was jumped by the pair of juveniles. The youths hit Calhoun on the head with a base ball bat three or four times and then kicked him after he had fallen to the ground according to Copeland. Copeland also stated that the youths then robbed Calhoun of $3.00 and fled in a car driven by a 16 year-old girlfriend. The three youths were captured by Speedway Investigators Lt. Bill Crafton and Det. Sgt. William Bowen and the officers reported that the trio was turnPoisoning Six Steps To Remember In Case of Poisoning 1. Send for a doctor immediately. 2. Keep the patient warm 3. Determine if patient has taken (a) a poison (b) an overdose 4. While waiting for physician, give appropriate counterdose. 5. But do not force any liquids on the patient if he is unconscious. 6. And do not induce vomiting if patient is having convulsions. Fred Zorniger Public Relations Speedway Fire Dept. Clark Appointment (Continued from page 4> Mrs. Clark’s husband is a Purchasing Engineering Co-or-dinator at Allison Division of General Motors. They have three children and four grandchildren. Their son, Charles M. Clark, Jr., M. D. is a Research and Education Associate at Veterans Administration Hospital and Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, at Indiana University Medical School. His wife, Julia F. Clark, Ph.D. is a Research Associate in the Department of Pharmacology and is Psl Ote. One daughter, Mrs. Pamela Clark Snyder, also a Psi Ote, is the mother of three and resides in Indianapolis with her husband, Richard L. Snyder. He is the manager of a retail store in the Glendale Shopping Center. Another daughter, Patricia Lynn, attends Speedway High School. She is active in music and dramatics Gamma Theta Chapter has been recognized many times at National Conventions for their philanthropic interests. The Speedway Chapter maintains free hospital equipment for local residents, music recordings at the library, and scholarships for speech and hearing students.

ed over to the County Juvenile Court and charged with inflicting an injury during the commission of a felony, robbery and curfew. Two of the subjects have prior police records according to Copeland. Copeland also said that the victim, Calhoun, was taken to Methodist Hospital and treated for his wounds. “If convicted the youths could receive a life sentence in prison,” said Copeland.

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