But you still can help by donating to support The Flanner House on August 2nd at the Country Club of Indianapolis.

Yoc can hlep benefit the Osma A. Spurlock Memorial Scholarship Fund and the Flanner House Child Development Center by stopping by ans hwo your support and making donations.

Registration and Breakfast is at 8AM with a 9AM Shotgun start.

For more information, please visit www.flannerhouse.com.

Make a “FAMILY APPOINTMENT” to join us at this great event for the whole family.

For more information about the event, pleas contact Sheryl Wise at 317-291-0338 or 317-250-4879.

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Saturday, July 17 – Indiana University Day

Consumer Exhibits Open: 10:00 AM—10:00 PM

(Enjoy the IBE History Exhibit and the Entertainment Hall)

Diversity Volunteer Recognition Breakfast—“Honoring the Legacy, Building for the Future”

Speaker: Kenneth Allen

Emcee: Angela Cain

Time: 9:00 AM—11:00 AM

Cost: $25

Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom

For more information, visit www.uwci.org

ENTERTAINMENT HALL

Special Performances by: Rob Base, Chubb Rock, DJ Kool and Dru Hill

(Seats limited)

Performance Times: 2 PM—6 PM

Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission

Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall A

KIDS’ WORLD FEATURING IBE’S YOUNGSTARS

Presentations by Freetown Village

Time: 10:00 AM—10:00 PM

Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission

Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 107-110

TEEN BLING CONCERT

Live Performance: DONDRIA BLACK

Time: 8:00 PM—10:00 PM

Cost: Included in Teen Bling ticket purchase ($19.99 advance, $24.99 at the door; VIP $29.99 advance and $34.99 at the door)

Location: Conseco Fieldhouse, 125 S. Pennsylvania Street

Noblesville July 4th Parade and Fireworks Festival
Event Information
Sunday, July 4th, 2010

5:00pm – Parade through Noblesville, sponsored by Community Bank
• Isabelle Harger and Jerry Snyder are our grand marshals and this year’s theme is Honoring Our Hometown Heritage

6:00pm – 10:00pm – Fireworks Festival at Noblesville High School
• Festival presented by Industrial Dielectrics, Inc.
• All activities and entertainment are FREE!
• The Kidzone will include:
• A bouncehouse, giant slide, and other inflatables
• Balloon artists and caricaturists
• Face painting
• Free child ID kits
• For all ages:
• The music of Jayne Bond & The Pink Martinis from
7pm – 10pm
• Mini race car simulator, sponsored by E & B Paving
• Classic car show (awards given at 8pm), sponsored by
Republic Waste Services
• A rock climbing wall
• Noblesville Minute To Win It games
• Ladder golf and cornhole tournaments
• Food vendors are available or people can bring their own
picnic dinners
• Please note: alcohol, smoking, sparklers, and fireworks are not permitted on school grounds
• Fireworks grand finale sponsored by Community Health Network starts at approximately 10pm!

For more information or questions, please contact Cara Culp at (317) 776-6367. We hope to see you on July 4th!

A Celebration of Indiana’s Culture!

Explore the sights, sounds and tastes of local and global culture June 5 & 6. Highlights include a jazz clinic by renowned performer/composer Dr. David Baker, appearances by PBS’ Maya & Miguel, authentic ethnic food, a beer and wine garden, and musical performances all weekend long including Eastern Star Church Choir and R&B  Downstroke Band!

Details at Indiana Festival!

Buy one General Admission, get one free (with coupon)

The Block Party Dates & Locations

June 12, 10am-4pm
Central Indy at the Oaks Academy (23^rd and Park)

June 19, 10am-4pm
Eastside in the parking lot East of the Boner Center (East 10^th Street)

June 26, 10am-4pm
Southside at the University of Indianapolis (Schwitzer Student Center)

Known for many years as “Carburetion Day,” and shortened only in fairly recent years simply to “Carb Day,” it refers to the day on which cars qualified for the starting field are given the opportunity to practice in “Race Day trim,” as opposed to the less-economical setups required for out-and-out speed during time trials. A major portion of this used to involve adjustment to the carburetors, but even after the introduction of fuel injection in the late 1940s, the original term “carburetion runs” continued to be used. For the record, the stock-block Ford-powered Lotus cars of Jim Clark and Dan Gurney in 1963 were the last to actually use carburetors on Carburetion Day.

The Miller Lite Carb Day Concert featuring ZZ Top will be the finale of an action-packed day at IMS. The final practice for the 33 starters in the Indianapolis 500 will take place from 11 a.m.-noon, followed by the Firestone Freedom 100 race for Firestone Indy Lights at 12:30 p.m. The popular Pit Stop Challenge, which will crown the fastest crew of the Indianapolis 500, takes place from 1:30-3 p.m.

The 2010 Indianapolis 500 is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday, May 30.

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