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THE TAR HEEL - TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1953
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Stock Racing Opens Speedway
!n Raleigh This Friday Night
RALEIGH, June 22 The flashy 1 within the one-mile track of the
CLASSIFIED
ANNOUNCEMENT
Hospial Tours
The North Carolina Memorial
Hospital, a gigantic medical cen
ter just opened last Fall, invites
guests to tour its plant Monday
through Friday at 2 p.m. Go to
the information desk at the main
entrance for further information.
Puzzles Needed
The Y needs puzzles and other
children's games to help in a chil
dren's recreational program it is
handling. Those having articles
should call the Y at 6761 and ar
rangements will be made to pick
them up.
Teachers Jobs
A number of job opportunities
lor teachers are listed on the bul
letin board outside the' adminis
trative office of the School of
Education in Peabody Hall.
Lost and Found
If it's been lost the Y probably
lias it. Secretary Irene McDonald
keeps a complete file of all arti
cles turned in, including the name
of the finder. If you've lose some
thing check by the Y.
Help Needed
Students willing to work with
children sometime during the
afternoon each week are asked to
call the Y at 6761. The children
are those of Summer School stu
dents and the Y would'like to be
gin recreational program. "Just
an hour or two from each person
vould be fine," a Y official said.
DancTng Class
From 7 to, 8:30 tonight, a free
dancing class in ballroom and
square dancing will be given in
the main gym at Woollen. The
class will meet again at the same
time on Thursday.
Night Swimming
From 7:30 to 9 tomorrow night,
there will be swimming at Wool
len Gym. Children must be ac
companied in the water by their
parents.
new quarter-mile track at the Ra
leigh Speedway, kept from opening
, last week by inclement weather,
now is scheduled to offer its in
augural program of amateur and
sportsmen's stock car racing this
Friday night.
A seven-event race program will
be presented on the brilliantly-
lighted asphalt track.
The race program originally set
for last Friday was called off af
ter several rainstorms delayed
work on the elaborate lighting sys
tem which will make the quarter
mile track the best-lighted out
door sports arena in the nation.
Beginning with the inaugural,
races will be held each Friday
night, starting at 8 o'clock, on the
quarter-mile track, which is built
huge Raleigh Speedway plant.
Children under 12 will be admitted
free to each race program when
accompanied by adults.
i A flock of new faces will ap
pear in the amateur events. A
special invitation is out to ama
teurs drivers who have never
competed in a modified-car race
to try their throttles on the Ra
leigh track. It is open now for
practice runs. Information may be
obtained from the Speedway office
in the Odd Fellows Building at
Raleigh.
The sportsmen's races Friday
night will present 30 or more mod-
ified-stock drivers including such
aces as Curtis Turner, Roanoke,
Va.; Billy and Bobby Meyers, Winston-Salem
brothers; Shorty York,
Mocksville, and Glenn Wood.
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