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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1957
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen reports the Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation urges safer driving to prevent accidents. It stresses personal responsibility, planning ahead, and countering others blunders with quick, safe actions. Common errors include ignoring stop signs, improper lane changes, failing to signal, sudden stops, unsafe passing, curb pulls, and inattention.
The group met March 11 in the County Extension Office to map activities for the coming year. A joint farm management tour with Shelby County is planned for August. Committees named include game, agricultural policy, banquet, livestock marketing tour to Cincinnati on November 20, and Better Farming and Better Living. Nominating panel for 1958 officers was chosen. Local social news follows with several guest visits to area residents.
The Ter race area will gain 22 high rows of seating intended for restaurant facilities and modern rest rooms. Seats rise 10 inches per row to ensure clear vision. Speedways invites inquiries in Speedway to obtain Terrace seats. More than 20 new cars are under construction with entries already from Jimmy Bryan Johnnie Parsons Troy Ruttman Fred Agabashian Jim Rathman Dick Rathman Pat OConnor Don Freeland and Jimmy Reece. A 55 to 60 car field is expected before April 15, with 33 fastest cars to start behind the Mercury pace car. Time trials set for May 18-19 and May 25-26. Shakedown and practice runs begin May 1.
The Rush County 4-H Officers Training meeting on March 8 attracted 276 attendees at New Salem High School. It featured class leaders, achievement record talks, and award presentations, with emphasis on fairness, cooperation, and early record keeping. Rush County farmers urged to obtain Station Bulletin No 643 on Dent Corn Hybrids performance from the Extension Office.
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