Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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SH OR E AC R ES BOQT QOMPANY Shore Acres Boat Co. , 12000 E. Fall Creek Rd. has boats of all varieties for your inspection. .F fl it -0 Q-5 ' o Bolo Daxvsons fh,.pv'4e -... R r M Yrs K 71 vxikl Q i l -, r 0 e,. 0 s- - ' or ' Aiea? Q i 'Mf'n+-+-ir 5 Q W --tra Boating is a pleasure with boats , ., . ' 0 bought from Bob Dawson's Shore -' A . K Y I :Mr K A 'Ng K fl, Q. , ' , f I N W4- ADVERTISING - 36 ..7

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Good service is a part of their business Is a penny a penny? With inflation on the rise even the lowly penny has been hit by it. With the price of copper rising, production is feared to exceed the value of the coin itself. Congress has passed a bill allowing the production of a new penny made of 96170 U aluminum alloy. The new penny will go into production if and when the melting point is reached. The most disliked coin, the penny could gain popularity quickly as a collectors item if the new penny is made. Who would ever imagine a simple little copper coin would one day be missed? Drummond lVlarathon, 1176 S. 10th St. , Noblesville, is the place to go for any road service. ADVERTISING - 38 2 u i B s MARAT H O N