Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1964 — Page 3
Thursday, July 2, 1964
6LJISSI FI E»S ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION about a 7-transistor radio (Toshiba”) taken from a car at Topps last Sunday, please call AX. 1-6510. (Information will be kept confidential.) FOR SALE—Kelvinator refrigerator, A-l cond. CH. 4-8483. 3- —l% baths, brick and stone, Meadowood area, furnished base., blt.-in kitch., breezeway, gar., patio, large lot; 2 swivel chairs; 2 desks; formica table, lawn mower. Bargain. AX. 1-5769. FOUND—MaIe Beagle, Saturday, June 13. Tan collar, in Speedway. CH. 4-2227. SPEEDWAY—BY OWNER— 3bedroom brick ranch, 1% baths, den, 16x22 family room, patio, attach. garage, w/w carpet, drapes. 6045 W. 29th PL AX. 1-3509. ROOM FOR RENT—Vicinity of Lafayette Rd. and Kessler Blvd., new home. Gents. WA 5-3689 or AX. 3-0942. FOR SALE—Chrysler air conditioner, 1 ton, used 2 months. CH. 1-0136. FOR SALE—4 Nylon dresses, 6x; 2 with lace coats, $3 each; child’s winter coat, $6, size 7; child’s red rain boots, $1 size 13; lazy susan tray $1.50; sterilizer, $1; Pumpkin seat, $2; car bed, $7; 2 pr. drapes, 63” long, 41” wide, $5 for both pr.; maternity clothes, size 14-16; yellow bedspread, $2.50; infant’s Christening outfit, $4; Cooker-fryer, 5% quart (chrome) $6. CH. 1-3914, 1708 N. Gerrard Dr. FOR SALE—Walker for invalid, like new. CH. 1-6138. FOR SALE—’63 Ford Econoline % ton van, low mil. Would make nice camper. Call Dick Wolfe after 7:30 pjn. CH. 4-2090. BROWNSBURG 420 DOUGLAS DRIVE 3-Bdrm., new aluminum siding, 1-car attach, gar., breezeway, paved drive, natural gas heat. JIM GOLAY. CH. 4-3546 FIRST BANK ft TRUST FOR SALE—4O” Hotpoint electric range, double oven good condition; Boy’s 26” bicycle. CH. 4-3-BEDRM. PIKE TWP„ $450 DN„* 1141 N. WINFIELD. CONTRACT: 40 ACRES. S3OOO DN.; 85 ACRES. CLOSE IN: 3 BEDRMS„ SPEEDWAY. CLEVDVGER. REALTOR. CH. 3-0695. CLERMONT GOLF COURSE 1 Mi. West of Clermont on Rd. 136 and Vi mi. North on Hunter Road. UL. 2-5172 Also Lake Driving Range with Floating Balls. “Play Golf for Health and Fun" WANTED BABY SITTING Care of sick. Days, evenings or by the week. ME. 8-2933. FOR SALE —’55 Mercury Station Wagon, 9-passenger. 1636 Norfolk Ct„ CH. 4-1124. CEMENT MIXER—for sale, S3O; large dog house, $lO. CH. 41654. VARIETY SHOW AT GARFIELD A special variety show with a patriotic theme will be presented at the Garfield Park Open-Air Theatre on Sunday, July 5, at 8:00 pan. Featured will be the fifteen piece band of Jimmie Edison which will play dance tunes, semi-classical, popular, and show numbers. Master of Ceremonies for the program will be Billy Webb, a comedian and impressionist. Other performers include Bob Bradley, a magician and juggler and the Kathryn Anderson Dancers with Janet Butler, a baton twirler. Admission to the program is free and the public is invited.
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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Hodge, Jane Jarvis, Dixie Johnson, Sue Johnson, Charles Jordan, Sheila Keas, Judith Keel, Joe Lewis, John Lippard, Sandra Marlette, Mark Maxwell, Phil McCoy, Beth Montgomery, Betsy Najar, Lynn Parks, Jim Perm, Sandra Pritchett, Sandy Redenbarger, Mary Aim Reynolds, Bob Rhoades, Judy Riba, Tom Ridolfo, Steve Sash,. Lynn Schoenewey, Pat Singrey, Steve Glenn Smith, Tom M. Smith, Donna Spencer, Steve Stamm, Janet Thompson, Dick Thomson, Clarence Watson, Judith West, Tom Whitmore,
Se ‘®°" al DOLL SALE LAY-A-WAY NOW FOR C A VITf CHRISTMAS AND » A V A* CATALOG PRICE SALE PRICE LARGE THUMBELINA $19.98 $ 9J3 TINY THUMBB.INA $ 9.98 $ 6A3 ONE EXTRA OUTFIT AT HALF PRICE WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH DOU. KISSY $17.96 $10.83 BABY COOS $12.98 $ 7.83 BfBSY $19.98 $12.83 MISS IDEAL - $15.98 $ 4*3 SPECIAL TAMMY CLOTHING SALE-PICK 3 OUTFITS . . . PAY FOR 2 CHARLIE BROCKMAN TOYS HOBBIES 5910 Crawfordsviile Road Speedway Shopping Center
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Town Board Soys This (Continued from Page 1) 15, to discuss the distribution of tax money the town will receive from the state’s gasoline tax. Mr. Jackson reported that 75% of the distributed tax money Speedway receives from this tax must be spent on road construction. Speedway’s newly proposed smoke abatement ordinance No. 333 is nearing finalization. Town Clerk, Ray Oeth, reported that he contacted a possible violator in the Speedway Shopping Cento: from which the black soot-filled smoke arises during the evening hours. Mr. Oeth pointed out, however, that he is still receiving complaints that the black smoke has not folly abated. The board approved Mr. Oeth’s request to rent a Xeros duplicating machine, on a trial basis, for $46 per month. A special meeting was set for June 29, 1964 to formulate next year’s town budget. Approxi-
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mately two months will be required to develop foe final figures prim: to acceptance. The board asked Speedway Marshal, Martin Stonehraker, to study the placement of “no parking” signs along the north side of Meadowood Dr. at Meadowood Park. The prevention of parking along this section of Meadowood Dr. would protect park children who tend to run out into the street between parked cars. Mr. Jordan reiterated that the Wheeler School had consented to let cars park in the school’s parking lot, which holds approximately 50 cars, rathe: than park along Meado-
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wood Dr. Ad amount of $1,945.18 was directed to be payed to G. A Piping Company for a 1963 water main extension. The board allowed Meadowood contractor, Fred Falender, to hook-up his newly constructed constructed housing development west of 1-465 to Speedway’s 18” northwest sewer which runs parallel to High School Road. Mr. Falender’s request had been previously delayed because there was speculation whether or not the 18” sanitary sewer could adequately accommodate his housing development.
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