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Marilyn Halbrook and Jerry Shisler will entertain a small group of friends at cocktails and dinner in her home after the May 29 Delco Electronics "500" Festival Parade. The 18th annual Dawson Lake Indy 500 Race Party Is scheduled May 29 at the Broad Ripple party grounds. Pologenlc Men will provide the music for the 8 p.m. event. The tickets $15 for men, $10 for women Include beer and wine; a cash bar will be open too.

For information or invitations, check Indiana Dancewear, (317) 253-1832. The track provides the ultimate opportunity for many companies to entertain during practice and time-trial days, as well as Race Day itself. Lingner Group Productions the company that films many sports events had its fourth annual luncheon In the Borg-Warner suite earlier In the month. Lacy Diversified Industries entertained on the first day of qualifications and has invited other guests for time trials this Saturday and Sunday. The Hyatt Regency Indianapolis also had guests at the track this week for lunch and relaxation.

Also on Paint's palette: Hopsha! Haide! Opal You'll likely hear all those exclamations at the second annual Balkan Festival, scheduled June 4-5 on the grounds of Sts. Constantine and Elena Romanian Eastern Orthodox Church. Ethnic costumes from Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria and Macedonia; dancers; aromatic foods; gifts; cultural displays all will be part of the fun from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. each day.

Admission Is $1 and parking is ethnic foods and beverages will be available. For information call (317) 291-3632. The Balkan Society sponsors the festival. Mark Holeman, chairman of the Indianapolis Museum of Art, will be host for ceremonies June 4 dedicating the new Garden for Everyone at the museum. The public is welcome at the 10 a.m.

dedica- tion or between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. June 5 and 6. Volunteers are needed for the GTE North Classic Sept. 6-12 at Broadmoor Country Club.

For $65 you'll get a volunteer uniform, lunch on days you work and other perks plus the opportunity to meet great golfers like Ray Floyd, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino Call (317) 843-4265. this time by a $3,300 contribution from TJP. Donovan of Olinger Distributing Co. That comes to $100 for each driver In the "500" field. Jim Clark Award As they have since Its inception" in 1969, past winners of the Jim Clark Award select their successors.

This year, under the leadership of 1992 winner Troy Rutt-man, the committee has chosen Tony Hulman George president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to receive the coveted honor. It's coveted, recipients say, because it stands for qualities demonstrated off a race course as well as on, similar to the excellence of Scottish driver Clark, who won the "500" in 1965 and later was killed racing in Germany. The award a scroll, 33 British Crowns in a leather purse and a sport coat In the Clark tartan will be presented Thursday at the annual dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Johnny Rutherford, the first Clark recipient, will assist track announcer Tom Carnegie in conducting the Introductions and ceremony. Several past winners have Indicated they will attend.

The award was started by the defunct Britannia Club, but for many years now, the dinner has been a private, Invitational affair sponsored by the Kroger Co. Celebrity tennis It's time-out time for several of the race drivers, their wives and other racing personnel Wednesday when they move to the Indianapolis Sports Center for a "500" Celebrity Tennis Tournament. Eddie Cheever, Emerson Fittl-paldl, Robby Gordon, Roberto Guerrero, Arie Luyendyk, Teo Palmroth, Danny Sullivan and Al Unser Jr. are among drivers expected to show up for the afternoon of fun. Ten corporate sponsors of the event and their guests will compete in a round-robin event; then the top two amateurs will play the top two race drivers as the final match.

Keystone Bar Grill will provide lunch for the group; Badrutt's Palace Hotel St. Moritz is the major sponsor. Proceeds will benefit the Championship Auto Racing Auxiliary and the Hamilton County Community Tennis Association. Chairwomen are Carolyn Conlon, Helen Petersen and Kathryn Wilson. Other race parties As it has for many years, the United States Auto Club and USAC Properties will entertain at a "500" Luau May 28 at the Westlake Arms Apartments club IS wan coupon Opti-Elay Sunglasses OVER $10 RETAIL Choose from an assortment of great looking styles, (Excluding Suncrest or Children's styles.) I 4 ii rmnmn Fun-lovers backed by Soroptl-mtsts International of Indianapolis and Friends of Walther Cancer Institute will raise funds for cancer research with three events June 4-5 at Winston Yacht and Country Club.

The overall project is titled "The Day at Painting The Town Donna S. Mullinix Monte Carlo." Starting the ball rolling will be a 6 p.m. Art Antiques Auction on June 4 featuring a variety of offerings, auctioneer Mike Ver-loop, hors d'oeuvres and entertainment. Tickets are $10. The next day, from 11 a.m.

to 2 p.m., attendees can enjoy a champagne brunch and style show by designer Alpha Blackburn, Ashley Ryan and Gloria Vs. Five "Women of Distinction" in the community will be honored. Tickets are $45. The evening of June 5, starting at 6 p.m., the ballroom will become a gala casino. Besides dinner, roulette wheels, table poker, Vegas slot machines, blackjack and horse racing, there'll be dancing and entertainment by Cheryl Hayes and the Jon Hill Trio.

A cash bar will be available. Tickets are $75 a person. For information call (317) 632-5225. All the proceeds will go to cancer research programs at Walther Cancer Institute, a local nonprofit research center. Honorary chairmen are Alpha and Walter Blackburn, an architect, and philanthropistsbusiness leaders John and Lorene Burk-hart Susan Alexander is chairwoman, with Molly Grant as co-chairwoman.

Front Row Party Rick Mears will share the spotlight with Arie Luyendyk, Mario Andretti and Raul Boesel the three fastest drivers In the 500-Mile Race at the fifth annual "Jonathon's Front Row Party" Wednesday in Jonathon's Restaurant Pub. Rick's special status is well deserved: He had front row positions in 1978, 79, '82, '83, '84, '86, '87, '88, '89, '90 and '91. The invitational reception' and dinner will be highlighted by an auction of racing memorabilia, with the proceeds benefiting former driver Jan Opperman, disabled In a racing accident several years ago, and Marieanne Ken-yon, wife of former driver Mel, disabled in a bicycle accident in 1991. Cheryl Carter-Shorts, who helps put this party together each year, says the auction will be kicked off Steve Geyer turns 'downs' into comedy Star Staff Report comedian will Joke about JMk life's twists and turns and rhls own painful childhood tonight in a "Christian Comedy Club." Steve Geyer will perform at 7:30 p.m. In Warren Performing Arts Center, 9301 East 18th Street.

Geyer's routine, Including material from his current Is It Funny in Here Or Is it Just Me? album, touches on his formative years. "Steve grew up In an abusive family with an alcoholic mother and a father who left at an early age," says Daniel Hall, young adult director of Trinity Wesleyan Church, which is sponsoring Geyer's appearance. "He always found an escape through humor. Now, he concentrates on the humor of life situations, similar to Bill Cosby." Tickets are $5 in advance and $7 at the door. They may be purchased at TicketMaster and Ro-mar Book Stores.

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Pharmacist Always on Duty! These are rather completely dl-gested without residue. Do not use coffee, tea, colas or chocolate. Drink only water. No milk. This is not a satisfactory diet, but a to point out what your problem Is.

In the absence of gas formation, you should note a marked differ-' ence in abdominal distention. Then you will have the problem of Identifying what foods are a problem In terms of causing you to have gas and also to Improve your bowel function. Dear Dr. Lamb: We do quite a bit of bear hunting in this area of northern California. We understand bears are great carriers of trichinosis.

We eat the meat and understand we should treat it like pork and cook it well done. What are our chances of getting trichinosis? What would be the symptoms to look for? Dear Reader: If you cook the meat adequately, you will kill all the larvae and will not get infected. That means the Internal temperature of the meat must be 180 degrees. Freezing, smoking or cooking with a microwave are not reliable ways of killing the larvae. Trichinosis has greatly decreased In the United States In part because pigs are not usually fed untreated city garbage.

Bears are great foragers for garbage. Nevertheless, it is unwise to eat pork that is not also cooked to the same Internal temperature. If you get a heavy dose of the larvae, you may develop diarrhea, muscle aches and fever. The larvae Invade the muscle tissue and can invade the heart. Muscle pain Is the most common symptom of chronic Infection.

Dr. Lamb welcomes letters Irom readers with health questions. You can write to him at The Indianapolis Star, P.O. Box 5537, Riverton, N.J. 08077-9908.

Although Dr. Lamb cannot reply to all letters personally, he will respond to selected questions in future columns. North AnvjJ a Syndicate Dear Dr. Lamb: I've seen letters in your column concerning abdominal fat, but none have addressed my problem. My stomach Is fairly flat in the morning, then ao ouuii ao i ecu.

ui ASK Dr. drink anything, it Ldmb bulges. By the end of the day, I look Lawrence E. pregnant. Lamb At 40 years 0f age, I'm about 20 pounds overweight, and my abdominal muscles are not very strong.

This also occurred when I was young and thin. The bulge was smaller then. My bowel movements have never been more frequent than every other day at best, which I thought that was the problem. For the last year or so, I have been eating more fiber, but nothing seems to have changed. I am allergic to milk but not to any other foods.

Dear Reader: Your difficulty is probably related to your colon function. It Is certainly not just a fat problem, because fat does not come and go from the morning until evening. Neither does fluid nor tumors nor a fetus. But flatus does. I mention these because the four F's of abdominal enlargement are fat, fluid, fetus and flatus.

During the night, the accumulated gas escapes. Then when you are up and start eating, the undigested food passes into the colon, ferments and causes distention. By evening, you have reached your greatest distention. Depending on what fiber you are using, that may Increase the formation of gas. Here is a simple test you can do to see.

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