The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 12

MONUAY, MAY 30, 1977 PACE 12 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR i Sfi ft ALL STEEL CHAIN LINK I i i All Steel Galvanized Top All oiti Set In Cenerete Put, 11 1 All Steel Galvaniied Lino Poitl Guaranteed Irectlen Goto 6 Standard II 'i Gauge Aluminum Interlocking 11 I Golanlied Fence fittings The '500' A I ways Big Splash By JEFF DEVENS The Greatest Spectacle In Splashing took place yesterday in front of yie Indianapolis Motor Speedway's Hall of Fame. The Impromptu pool party landed In the circular fountain near the hall when dozens of youg men and women, most of whom seemed to be sharing the holiday and-or spirits, frolicked in the shallow, clear water clear when they started, but the color of Fall Creek when the party ended. A BIG GUY called Bruno was typical of the males getting themselves and everyone within 50 feet wet. Wearing a beat-up straw hat, cutoff jeans and a T-shirt with the message, "Let's Get Naked," he ecstaticaly screamed cheers and threw water in every direction. His goal seemed to be to douse as many well-built young women in shirts as possible.

Girls were carried into the fountain screaming, their conquerers raising fists in triumph. For the middle-class kids who cavort at the 500-Mile Race, the question is: "What race?" Does anybody except race announcer Tom Carnegie and the drivers, actually "see" the filing? It's certainly easier to hear the race than it is to see it. THE STATE POLICE on duty inside the track sure don't see much action beyond the infield. As the cars roared i V. I NOW! AT LAST TtA.

a PKILtai '-Z I CALL 241-2804 DAILY 241 -28041 I 'v -vV AMSTEEL FENCE CO. if A 5653 west morris street A lill in' II iMi.J...,.. STAR-NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fait Results RACE? WHAT FACE? THE POOL IS A BIGGER SPLASH FOR THESE 'FANS' Fountain Near racing Hall Of Fame Scene Of 'Greatest Spectacle In Splashing' At Speedway was over. The splashers dispersed fairly peacefully, considering their conditions. Meanwhile, the once-tumultuous a i was almost tranquil.

A scruffy dude who kept trying to stand up without assistance provided almost the only action in the first-turn infield. He was unsuccessful, but a few of his falls were spectacular. OH, THE PLACE never will suggest a field of the "new-mown hay in all its fragrance" that Jim Nabors sings about each year but one actually could watch the cars go by. And there was a woman in a dress! And nobody poured beer on her! What a strange day. It didn't even rain.

by, a contingent of nightstick-carrying troopers ringed the pool and moved in on the splashers. The police were loudly bood, and one trooper got hit with a can of beer, but he didn't even flinch and the party I a -V, zc KITTLE'S CASTLETON IF WOMEN CAN DRIVE IN THE THEY CAN SPLASH, TOO For $7 Apiece, The Infield Is A Real Bargain In Parties Star Photos By Allelierrv Miami Experiencing 'Year Of Jamaican1 estimates including illegal immigrants S- KITTLE'S r-X WHITEHALL PH ETHAN ALLEN FqJ 1 wH GALLERY FINAL SIX HOURS! Miami (AP) Thousands of wealthy- and middle-income Jamaicans are moving to Florida since Prime Minister Michael Manley raised taxes sharply and began to nationalize farms and factories. "Migration comes in waves, and this is the year of the Jamaican," Miami immigration lawyer David Walter says. As the Cubans did after Fidel Castro took over, the Jamaicans are looking to the Miami area for a congenial climate and new opportunities. Immigration officials say they know of 8,000 adult Jamaican immigrants, but probably double the figure.

David Coore, Jamaica's deputy prime minister, estimates that about 2,000 of the nation's 10,000 professionals have left. He recently told the House of Assembly that $60 million (in Jamaican money) was "loose" on Flagler Street, a downtown Miami area where major banks and foreign currency exchanges are found. There's already a Jamaican shopping center here featuring curried goat and cow foot, spicy beef patties, a reggae record Shop, a Jamaican tailor. Save during hoosier photo's MECCA SHOP TODAY 12 NOON TO 6 P.M. Month-End Camera Clearance Affair Select from more than 7000 different photographic items valued in excess of one million dollars.

SPECIAL SALE A CAM ON I 2F "Ill Cameras Lensts used at the "INDY 500" New Warranty. KITTLE'S CASTLETON 1-465 AND ALLISONVILLE ROAD At Kittle's Castleton and Kittle's Ethan Allen Gallery we reduced prices on 1000 items from our regular stock, plus clearance merchandise too! The mark-downs are fantastic! Reductions of the kind most stores, even Kittle's, don't offer very often. You'll save on sofas, chairs, recliners, loveseats, bedrooms, dining rooms, occasional furniture, dinettes, sofa sleepers, bedding, and carpeting! Not only basics which will stretch your dollars, but treasures you might have thought you couldn't afford for years! Monday, May 30th, at 6 p.m., prices on all remaining items will go back to what they were before the sale! Bring the family it's fun to browse at Kittle's! Bring your out-of-town guests show them two of America's truly spectacular furniture stores! MASTER CHARGE OTHER CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED KITTLE'S WHITEHALL 1501 W. 86th ST. (ROAD 100 AT DITCH ROAD) 51 Monument Circle 635-5151 801 Broad Ripple Ave.

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