Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1964 — Page 3

Thursday, April 2, 1964

TOWN NOTKB (Continued from Page 1) ties which will enable it to transmit the race by the way of closed circuit television. The Board agreed, if the Goodyear Company would indemnify the Town of damages. The City of Indianapolis must also give their consent before the blimp may be flown in a practice flight and for the race. The Town resolved to store unclaimed articles for a period of 4 months. If the articles are not claimed within the 4 month duration they will be sold at public auction. The Speedway Flyer will carry notices of items that are to be auctioned off. The Board directed Town Attorney, Henry Ryder, to investigate a statute which would aid the Town in enforcing curb and sidewalk repairs. It was pointed out that certain property owners are not repairing their sidewalks when they become hazardous to pedestrians. Roger Pate, representative from L. I. Couch Engineering Company, discussed the possibility of a relief storm sewer running parallel along 20th Street to a combination sewer. This would alleviate the excess water in that area of land West of Lyndhurst Drive and North of U. S. 136 and would empty into Dry Run Creek. The Board agreed to purchase an American Public Works Association subscription in the hopes that the case studies will supply the Town with answers and ideas in order to cope with rising residential, commercial, and industrial problems. The subscription rate is S3O per year which includes access to their library of municipal problems. Street Superintendent, Lou Jackson, attended a road refresher course at Purdue University, March 24 and 25. Placements for at least 24 sanitary restrooms the night before the 500-Mile Race were to be ordered by Sanitary Superintendent, Cal Morgan. Mr. Morgan will report at the next regular Board meeting the locations he considers warranting restrooms. Also, Max Williams, Water Superintendent, reported that he would have drinking fountains for the hydrants for the race crowd. Lyndhurst Drive. South of Winton Avenue to 21st Street, is presently in the process of being widened at an estimated cost of $45,000. Crawfordsville Farms is contributing $15,000 toward the improvement of Lyndhurst widening. , : - - Speedway’s Fire Chief, Cledith Stephens, talked to the store managers from which black soot-filled smoke arises in the Speedway Shopping Center. Mrs. Stephens recommended that the store purchase an incinerator that will alleviate the black smoke. The Board withheld legal action pending co-operation from the offenders. The Speedway Girl Scouts requested permission to use the Water Works farm land at 42nd Street and County Line Road from June 9 to July 30 for day camping. The Board consented to the request again this year.

LIBRARIANS (Continued from page 1) is an outstanding authority in the field of library service at the elementary level. While a member of the faculty of the University of Chicago, she organized and directed the Children’s Book Center, which yearly examines and evaluates children’s books and makes recommendations as to grade level and suitability. School administrators will find this session of special value and are being extended personal invitations by their On Saturday morning, April 11, the exhibitors will be honored at a breakfast in the Riley Room, at which time representatives of major library book and supply companies who have participated in the two-day exhibit will be introduced, after which librarians will be given another opportunity to examine the exhibit materials. Following the business session at 10:00 a.m., Peggy Sullivan of the American Association of School Librarians Headquarters, Chicago, will speak on “Windows Give Dimensions; Let’s Open a Few!” Miss Sullivan is currently directing the establishment of demonstration libraries which, with the aid of the million dollar grant of the Knapp Foundation, will be brought up to the standards outlined in the Association’s Standards for School Library Programs. Miss Margaret I. Rufsvold, conference program chairman and president-elect of the Indiana School Librarians Association, will preside during the Saturday luncheon and will introduce Mr. Robert McClarren, Director, Indiana State Library, who will speak on the subject, “Joining Forces in 1964.” Miss Rufsvold is Director of the Division of Library Science and Professor of Library Science, Indiana University. Special music for the conference will be furnished by the North Central High School Bell Choir and the Shortridge Madrigals.

CLASSIFIEBS GARDEN CENTER Roses Peace, White American Beauty, Golden Salmon, Red Radiance, Talisman, Pink Radiance; climbers—Paul’s Scarlet, Yellow Peach. Bulbs—Cannas, Gladioli, Begonias, Caladiums, Garden mums, geraniums, hydrangeas. Bedding plants—Tomatoes, Big Boy, Rutgers Cabbage, Peppers, Pansies, Vincas. Soils Peat moss, Top Soil, Cow Manure, Sand, Pea Gravel. KIMSEY GREENHOUSE —lBlB North Rochester. ME. 12486 or ME. 4-2766. ’63 IMP ALA S.S. COKVT., Auto. 9,000 miles, lots of extras. After 6 or weekends. CH. 4-1936. FOR SALE —baby bed with 1 yr. old Kant wet 4” foam mattress, S2O; stroller with canopy, $4; baby swing, $2; play pen, $3; Teeter babe, $2.00; Two twin size box springs made by Stearns and Foster, excell, cond., S2O each; both for $35; one steel bed frame on rollers, adjustable for full or twin, $4; two twin size bookcase headboards, mahogany, $5 each; one pair size 8 shoe roller skates, $3; telephone gossip bench, $4. 6612 W. 13th St CH. 1-9105. FOR SALE—3 bedroom home, 2 baths, 2-car gar., family room, fireplace, base., storm wind, w/w carpet in liv. rm. and dining area. Meadowood area. About 3 years old. Low 20’s. AX. 1-6377, 5815 Hollister. FOR SALE —Fireplace screen and andirons, complete. Vomado window fan. CH. 1-8725.

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FORMER DROPOUT(Continued from page 1) after graduating from high, school became an assistant manager. After a couple of years as assistant manager in several Standard stores, be became manager of the store at 2120 Morris Street, and was named manager of the new store that opened on Pendleton Pike in Lawrence in November, 1962. He applied for a scholarship in July, 1963, and was selected over numerous applicants from Standard Grocery. Williams, who is 25 years old, receives full salary during his nine months away from his job. According to Standard’s Division Manager, E. E. Miller, Williams is the fifth employee from the Indianapolis area to win such a scholarship, and one of 65 men in the entire National Tea organization who have won scholarships since the food distribution program was started in 1950. The selection of courses at Michigan State is worked otlt on an individual basis, depending upon each person’s background. Both undergraduate and graduate degrees in food distribution are offered at the school. Division Manager Miller has a chart of some National Tea scholarship winners, showing their positions before and after winning scholarships. Many of the men were store managers before going to Michigan State, and have moved up to such positions as sales manager, buyer, Division personnel manager, meat specialist, superintendent, and other supervisory positions, y The program has been described as an investment in the future executive manpower of National Tea Co., and its Divisions.

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