Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1970 — Page 10

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jmjl ■ £I!S Let's Go Pat: Children giving the let's go to carnival operator Francis Pat Flynn at right are: Geft to right) Carol* Jeff and Doug Edwards. ■ H A group of the small - type tads are shown enjoying the boat ride at St. Christopher's carnival just prior to the downpour Saturday night.

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School Schedules To Be Released School Superintendent, Mr. Jordan, announced at the Speedway School Board meeting Tuesday night, that all Speedway school schedules will be released to the Flyer-Journal within the next three weeks. Oilbert Night Tickets Available Just a reminder—There are still tickets available for the Lions Club sponsored “Tom Gilbert Night” August 12 in the Speedway High School cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. Tickets may be purchased from members of the Lions Club who will be selling them in all of the local banks on Friday, July 31. Price is $3.00 per person. Speaking at the dinner honoring Tom will be assistant coach of basketball at Purdue—Bob King.

Magic Carpet Reading Club

Two more weeks remain in the 1970 Summer Recreational Reading Program at the Senior High School Library. IXiring the

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Off to Olivette Michigan to attend Michigan State University Summer Wrestling Dunn were the following Speedway freshman and transportation drivers. Left to right, Driver and coach Mr. Haug, Bobby Love, Kevin Burke, Bill Jones and driver Bud Jones. Back Row, Jay Hurt, Mike Henderson, Joe Preda, and Mike Krivoshia.

Farmers Doing Better: Hardin

Secretary of Agriculture, Clifford M. Hardin, a native Hoosier, in his first annual report to the President, reveals that farmers are doing better under the Nixon Administration than they did under LBJ. Net realized farm Income climbed to sl6 billion in 1969, a gain of $1.2 billion over 1968 to reach the highest level in 22 years excent for 1966. Net inOMSP Tryouts Set Set For Aug. 4 Z ionsville’s Off Main Street Players will hold tryouts for their next production August 3 and 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the barn theatre on 116th Street. The play to be cast is “State of the Union** hy Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse and will be directed by Charles Reisert with production scheduled for September 18, 19, 25, 26 and Oct. 2 and 3. The comedy concerns the problems a potential Presidential candidate encounters with his conscience and his marriage. Schade Appointed At the Tuesday night meeting of the Speedway School Board, the appointment of Charles W. Schade was made to the Speedway Library Board to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Joseph C. Black. Mr. Schade, a 39 year old research engineer at Allison Division of General Motors, is a ten-year resident of Speedway and lives with his family at 6207 Maren Drive. Mr. Schade and his wife, Judy, have 3 children who attend Wheeler school. They are: Janet, 10; Karen, 9; and Stephen, 7. Good luck in your new appointment, Chuck. We know you will serve Speedway well.

past week several more members of the Magic Carpet Reading Club have qualified for their diplomas. They are: Kim Cassetty, Sally Collins, David Czenkusch, Tim Hawkins, Laurie Heron, Donna Klopp, Lori Larsen, Scott Larsen, Linda Pelkttieri, Natalie Richardson, Paula Rosner,Scndra Wise, and Lisa Woodward. Diplomas will be issued during file week of August 10-14. Summer hours are from 9 to 4 Monday through Friday. Books Added These books have been added recently to the collection of the Senior High School Library. Lamb, Harold - Genghis Khsm Hatch, Alden - George Patton Hayes, Helen - A Gift of Joy lander, Louise - War on Poverty Ffesch, Rudof - Book of Surprises Alliluyeva, Svetlana - Only One Year McClellan, Grant - Protecting Our Environment Gibson, Michael - La Mans: Twice Around the Clock Glines, Carroll - Dolittle’s Tokyo Raiders Hawkins, Gerald - Honßlimgii Decoded Iky, Henry - Amateur Magician's Handbook

News Coverage (Continued from page I) come to their conclusion. Editorial comment and letters to the editor will he published when subjects of Interest arise In the community. Mr. O'Neal A Mr. Janas will welcome any news from Spa ad way residents teat they desire to submit to tee Flyer Journal. Other personnel of tea Speed way Flyer Journal will be glad to assist you during office hours. They are Martha Herrick, advertisings Alice Anderson, office manager} Marty Jmrd an, Society; sad Pud tones,Managteg Editor. Office hours are Monday through Friday •*> turn, to s*oo pa. and Saturday MM) to UMO Mount

come per farm hit an all-time high of $5,401 compared with $4,841 In 1968. Of special Import for the future was a reversal of the twoyear decline in farm exports, with foreign sales chalking up a 6 percent gain over the 1968 rate. Hardin says that to date the gains are continuing in 1970. The Nixon Administration's program to strengthen the economy across rural America is being pursued, Hardin reported. Research is improving farming methods and yields. Farming is a $55 billion customer in the American economy, Hardin pointed out, and steps must be taken to enact a sound farm bill to replace the present law

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which expires with the 1970 crop year Agricultural productivity has doubled during the past decade, far outpacing any other industry. The Agriculture Department is also being reorganized to gain more efficiency and better management of services, with emphasis on export and foreign markets and nutrition and food services to the public. There are stUl gaps to he filled, of course, mostly resulting from the ability of farmers to produce more than the Nation consumes, but the Administration is working on them and recognizes the need for a strong rural economy as a backbone for the Nation's economic future.

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Democratic Chib Meeting Tonight

A meeting of the Westside Democratic Club will be held tonight Thursday, July 30, at 7:30 pan. at Union Hall - 218 Little League July 21 Dodgers 11. Cubs 4 W J>. Powell Yankees 7. . . . .White Sax 6 W.P. Greenwalt Red Sax 13 Giants 8 W.P. May Final Standings Team W L

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THURSDAY, JULY 30,1970

S. Addison, Indianapolis. The important information discussed will be the Registration Drive. Standings Tigers 10 1 Dodgers 7 3 Dodgers 6 5 White Sax 6 6 Red Sax 4 6 Giants 3 8 Cubs 2 9 Congratulations to the League Champion Tigers and therunneruo Yankees.

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