G RATED—— DANCE TEAM FUNDRAISER @ THE BLUE TOP DRIVE-IN, Highland INDIANA. 46322. ————BLUETOPDRIVEIN.COM———THIS VIDEO IS RATED G……These athletic dancers perform during half time at Highland Football and Basket ball games. The Highland dance team also competes state wide. If interested in contributing or donating to the Highland Dance Team please contact: ………………… The Highland High School ………………………………………… ……………………..DISCLAIMER….The Blue Top Drive-In and It’s owners are not affiliated with the Highland Dance Team, Highland High School, Highland Indiana Sports, The School Town Of Highland or The Town of Highland……..No fee was paid in the production of this slide show.——————————————————————-Blue Top Drive-in is located in Highland Indiana, 8801 Indianapolis blvd. 219 838 1233. It is Highlands oldest family owned restaurant. They have Carhops. In the late Spring and summer. Students and Not for profits use the lot to make money doing Car washs. Well known for their Huge Burgers, Home made Root Beer and Rumcola. Kosher Hot dogs are served with all the fixings. A place to go to meet people of similiar car interests. CAR & Truck Clubs are welcome. They do not except Debit/Credit cards. Call for hours as they close early if Storms are in the area. Closed Monday and Tuesday. COME ON BY AND TRY SOME OF THAT GOOD OL’ AMERICAN MADE COMFORT FOOD!

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www.facebook.com Great Event in Midtown for a good cause. The Hillside Organization’s Fall Festival had a 3 mile marathon race in the community as a charity fund raiser for children, adolescents and families. LA Fitness was one of the sponsors giving out valuable imformation on health and fitness tips. DJ Vitamo & DJ MJ of Express Entertainment kept everyone pumped up for the race with a mix of Techno, Top 40, & Old School. They also had their first Annual Dog race to keep the pups in shape. Hillside is a 122 year old organization for children and families with special needs located in Atlanta, Ga. www.facebook.com

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Jack Nicklaus topped a significant donation with a personal appearance at an exclusive special event at BIGHORN Golf Club to help raise funds for American Lake Veterans Golf Course. ALVGC is the nation’s only course designed specifically for the rehabilitation of wounded and disabled veterans. “I was moved to see the amazing efforts at American Lake Veterans Golf Course where our wounded warriors learn to play golf with the help of an incredible army of volunteers,” Nicklaus said in a statement announcing a donation of design services by Nicklaus Design for an additional nine holes of golf at American Lake. The campaign for American Lake has a $4.5 million fund-raising goal. The organization says funds will be used to: * Construct the nine new holes (“the Nicklaus Nine”); * Complete the construction of the Rehabilitation and Learning Center for physical therapy, fitness training, skills assessment and golf lessons for every level of ability and mobility. The Center will also function as a clubhouse; * Make improvements to the original nine holes to enhance accessibility; * Upgrade the maintenance facilities and restrooms; * Fund operational costs.

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www.andrewwasson.com Please consider a small donation to help with studio costs.

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Miami, Florida, March 10, 1962 Address at Miami Beach at a fundraising Dinner in Honor of Senator George Smathers. ”I actually came down here tonight to pay a debt of obligation to an old friend and faithful adviser. He and I came to the 80th Congress together, and have been associated for many years, and I regard him as one of my most valuable counselors in moments of great personal and public difficulty. In 1952, when I was thinking about running for the United States Senate, I went to the then Senator Smathers, and said, “George, what do you think?” He said, “Don’t do it. Can’t win. Bad year.” In 1956 I was at the Democratic Convention, and I said–I didn’t know whether I would run for Vice President or not, so I said, “George, what do you think? This is it. They need a young man.” “It’s your chance.” So I ran–and lost. And in 1960 I was wondering whether I ought to run in the West Virginia primary. “Don’t do it. That State you can’t possibly carry.” And actually, the only time I really got nervous about the whole matter at Los Angeles,was just before the balloting, and George came up and he said, “I think it looks pretty good for you.”

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