Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1970 — Page 2
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Athletic Physicals August 12
All sophomore, junior and senior boys who plan to participate in athletics during the 1970-71 school year should report to the varsity locker room on Wecbesday, August 12 at 1 p.m. for physical examinations. Freshman exams will be held Friday, August 14 at 6:30 pjn. in the varsity locker room. Winners in the local 4-H Exhibit held July 20 were the following: Foods I Blue Ribbons: Roalynn Bailey, Nancy Bowling, Sherry Byrne Judy Corrington Bill Deaton Larry Delph Karen Ciodfelfcer
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•'Susan Hoffman Stephanie Johnson Terri Jones Donna Janes Krista Kleinknight Susan Layman Donna Money Becky Riddle George Schmalz Rhonda Stierwalt Red Ribbons: Robert Anderspn Priscilla Beck Mary Carroll Mary ConweU Marie Deardorf Laurie Dickey Mark Eller Ffcul Fulton Joan Hietberg Kelly Lowe
DICK MEYER. JR. News Editor BUD.JONES Managing Editor MARTY JORDAN Society Editor MARY WAITE Production Manager
Beverly Petercheff Michele Quass Barbara Rahke Joyce Stamm Judy Stewart Robert Stierwalt Robin Sullivan Carri Thomas Martha Wells Kenna Wiggins Sandra Wright White Ribbons: Kathryn Long Fodds H Phie Ribbons: Christie Albright Gina Beam Nancy Byrd Ginger Chadd Beverly Dinkel Lisa Golden Lee Hawkins fttty Hofmockel Terrie Hood Melissa King Dave Pesel Foods H Red Ribbons: Penny Arnold Donna Burkley Laura Cana las Joy Chitwood Dennis Hamilton Jane Pirtle Lori Sauer Karen Slattery Carole Weeks White Ribbon: Portia Douglas Foods m Blue Ribbons: Martha Deaton Wayne Sextan Debbie Smith Karen Such Fed Ribbon: Nancy Jett Foods V Blue Ribbon: Julie Bargerhuff Clothing I Blue Ribbons: Debbie Bawling Mary ConweU Diane Lowery Janice Martin Jane Pirtle T Irvin Syhmab. Karen Slattery Belinda Velawijuez Kenna Wiggins
Red Ribbons: Priscilla Beck Mary Carroll Marie Deardorf Carol Gruenhagen Lee Hawkins Joyce Henning (Continued to page 5)
THE SPEEDWAY FLYER-JOURNAL
Letters To Editor
Town Opposes Feedlot
Editor's Note: The following Is a letter Oat all residents of die Town of Speedway should read. It was seat by the Speedway Town Board to the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board. Gentlemen: For a number of reasons, which we will outline, the Town of Speedway wishes to state its opposition to the cattle feed lot station proposed to be developed in Boone County, Indiana. Our concern Is to the residents of Speedway whose primary source of water is Eagle Creek. Speedway's water treatment plant Is located on Eagle Creek and In 1969 Speedway entered into a 50 year contract with the Indianapolis Board Of Flood Control Commissioners to take three (3) million gaUons per day from die Eagle Creek Reservoir with an option to take another million gallons per day. Speedway's financial commitment tor this water could be as much as $24,000.00 per year. Speedway has delayed taking a firm position on this project because of uncertainty as to whether the possibility of pollutlon of the water In the Eagle Creek Reservoir from the proposed cattle feed lot was real. We have had some recent experience of our own which shows that poUutants entering into the reservoir Are not dissolved by a large body of water as the conditions are such that the pollutants travel directly from the Inlet of the reservoir across the dam and Into Eagle Creek from which we take our water at a down stream location.
BUSINESS IN REVIEW
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Dorothy Roberson
Dorothy Roberson and JoAnne Fields have been operating their Dairy Queen store for the past 17 years at 4980 West 10th Street. During March of this year, remodeling of the store was finished and now they are managing one of the most popular eating establishments in Speedway—The New Speedway Dairy Queen Brazier. Dorothy and JoAnne are both residents of Mooresvllle, Indiana. JoAnne’s husband does forming near Mooresvllle and Dorothy's husband Is employed at Link Belt. Both ladles spend long hours on the day shift with their six-
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Within the past month, Speedway’s wafer plant was seriously Taxed by Industrial pollutants which proceeded through the Eagle Creek Reservoir and over the dam without being substantially dissipated. This Is not one of those Issues that should be decided on the basis of probabilities. If there is even a possibility that bacteria or pollutants should enter the Eagle Creek Reservoir, the proposed cattle feed lot should not be approved. We are convinced on the basis of what we have read, from what unbiased experts have said and what our own experience has been that this possibility of contamination and pollution is real. Speedway has contracted tor reliable water. If the proposed cattle feed lot should be permitted, the water from Eagle Creek Reservoir would not he reliable. Speedway must depend upon Eagle Crete: for a substantial portion of its water usage. The Indianapolis Flood Control District depends upon the Town of Speedway tor a substantial annual payment for this water. Thus, the residents of Speedway, the citizens of Ihdlanapoils and the community in general will be jeopardized If this cattle feed lot Is approved. Very truly yours, Town Board of Speedway Freeman D. Ketron Robert H. Houger Bruce D. Sherman Lawrence G. Leonard Frederick A. Scott
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teen employees. Sometimes on weekends they work both the first and second shifts. Most of their trade comes from local Speedway residents and Allison employees. JoAnne Includes oil painting and piano and organ music as her hobbles. Dorothy enjoys reading and hi-fi music. However, they both say their hobbles are neglected during the busy season. Store hours are 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. each day of the week. During the winter months they close at 10:00 p.m. Want something good to eat? Then stop In at Dairy Queen, 4980 W. 10th Street, for a real treat.
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SPEEDWAY NAVYMAN PROMOTED: Newly promoted Yeoman Second Class UE. Ham-. mil of Indiana, listens as Rear Admiral Lawrence R. Gels, the Navy's Chief of Information, reads his certificate of promotion. Hammil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hammil of 5762 Speedway Drive, Speedway. He Is assigned to the Office of Informations Administration Division in the Pentagon. (official U.S. Navy Photo)
fieufetom IM To Be Widened Speedway soon will begin widening pert of Georgetown Roed pending Author negotiations with bordering property owners, according to members of he Town Board. Board members said that the road wHI be dosed withina week from 16th Street to McCray Street, an area of 6 to 8 blocks. The bridge over Dry Run Ditch also will be closed for construction, members said. The widening is being doik because traffic congestion in the area around the time of the 500-Mile Race is considered a safety hazard. The road is located along the wst grandstands of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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