Speedway Flyer, Volume 12, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1944 — Page 3

We Need Speedway J Properties List Your Real Estate Today! A. C. Moldthan, ««*«• 1452 Main Street, Speedway BElmont 2727

Your Friendly FOOD STORE We have just what you need for your summer menus. Stop in our store and see our well stocked shelves. We Deliver On Saturdays Only Speedway Food Mart 16th at Lyndhurst Belmont 3843 TRADE IN SPEEDWAY

FACTORY RADIO SERVICE On all makes of radios. Our seventeen years of experience qualifies us to give prompt and efficient service. RADIO BILL 3050 West 16th Street Belmont 2484

OUR STORE IS AIR CONDITIONED Renuzit Dry Cleaning Fluid 2 gal. $1.09 Penn Champ Cleaning Fluid gal. 69c Chig-R-Eze _ 25c -50 c Gaby’s Sun-Tan Oil Leg Make-Up Foot-Sox (Foot Comfort when you wear no stocking) pr., 29c Something New: Va-Pair, a room deodorant, 59c * Beck’s Drugs 15th at Main Street Belmont 2330

GARDEN Plowing Belmont 3196-1 R. J. KREIDER

Prospect Saving St Loan Association 3 % Interest On Savings 1518 Main Street Speedway Mrs. Mary Hayes in Charge of Office

Junior Baseball Proves Popular • Junior baseball has been organized in Speedway under the sponsorship of the Speedway Lions Club. Two teams, A and B, are practicing each week in preparation for league play which win begin shortly. The “A” team is managed by Harold Douglas and the “B” by Bob O’Neal. Blythe Miley of Jr. Baseball, Inc., is assisting in coaching each team.

All boys in Speedway are eligible for the teams which are separated by age groups. The “A” team age limit is for boys 14 years 11 months to 17 years 11 months. The “B” team is for boys under 14 years 11 months. Any boy in Speedway interested in signing up should contact one of the managers. Both teams are to be outfitted in new uniforms. The Lions Club is purchasing the B uniforms and the Speedway Merchants are buying the A uniforms. The B team played a practice game last Friday and defeated Holy Angels by a 10 to 7 score, with Boyer, pitching and Jackie Fulton, catching. Games are scheduled for the “B” team at Grande Park at 5:30 p. m. on June 9 and June 13. The “A” team’s first league game will be played at Ben Davis diamond on Friday, June 16, against Weeks Market. All citizens of Speedway are welcome to attend the practices and games which are held at the High School or Grande Park diamond. A bulletin board has been placed in Skidmore’s barber shop. Watch this board for notices of the teams’ activities. Come out and back the teams.

Where You Will Serve On Active Duty As A WAVE Like any member of the Navy, you will be assigned to duty where you are most needed. Among the possibilities are Miami, San Diego, Norfolk, Washington, D. C., Boston, Chicago, the air bases at Corpus Christi, Pensacola, and Jacksonville, one of the Naval hospitals or any other Naval shore establishment in the U. S. A. Though you will not select the base where you will be stationed, you will be asked your preference of location among the stations to which your class can be assigned. And wherever you go, you’ll be a part of the Navy community. You’ll feel at home with your own kind of people— Navy men and women you’ll be proud to call your friends. YOUR OFF-DUTY TIME On “shore leave”—free time—you may have dates with men in uniform or civilians. You may play tennis or hockey, go skiing or swimming, or dancing. You’ll have opportunities to go sightseeing, to attend lectures, to study. Your off-duty time is your own.

~,u " uu : -Wbf •. •W. I* 8 IfcWtW urban you buy J* Ww >3 painter doesn't He knows from experience that only good paint is worth the money. That's why so many painters use BURDSAL PAINT PRODUCTS. They're easy to apply hard wearing dependable. Schoonover’s Hardware and Auto Parts 16th & Main St Belmont 4600

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BETHEL QUEEN TO BE INSTALLED Miss Marian Miller will be installed as honored queen of Bethel No. 11, Order of Job’s Daughters, at 8:00 p. m., June 10th, in the Lyndhurst Masonic Temple. Marian Baxter will be the installing officer. Attendants to Miss Miller will be: Zenna Carmichael, senior princess; Marian Everett, junior princess; Mary Joan Pelly, guide; Peggy Craig, marshal; Mickey Caldwell, chaplain; Pat Bauder, librarian; Jane Bauder, treasurer; Barbara Mutter, recorder; Barbara Freje, musician; Mary Clarkson, Georgia Brady, Betty Willis, Margaret Schuh, and Martha Smith,

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There isplenty of Electricity for all essential needs—but none for waste. By turning off lights and appliances when not actually needed, you sare coal, oil, transportation and manpower for other tear essentials.

INDIANAPOLIS Po-ufe/t & JLujAt COMPANY Electric Building, 17 N. Meridian » Phone RILEY 7622 » 5603 E. Washington

Bonnie Blue Brown £ (Mrs. Edward La Shelle) BALLET - BALLROOM - TAP DANCING I SPEEDWAY STUDIO: 1626 CHRISTOPHER LANE For lesson appointments call MRS. R. WILSON Be. 2237 or MRS. LA SHELLE HL 0822

POLAR ICE YOU CAN NOW PURCHASE ICE at BUSARD’S 1330 MAIN STREET

SUNSET MODERN TRAILER CAMP Northeast Corner Road 52 and North Tibbs Ave. (5-MINUTE DRIVE FROM ALLISON'S) High and Dry—Hot and Cold Running Water Showers E. L. MEISCHKE

messengers; Wilma Beck, senior custodian; Georgia Jean Foster, junior custodian; Katy Van Kirk, inner guard; Betty Keneipp, outer guard. Zenna Carmichael, Publicity.

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JUST taking a doth and wiping off your Electric refrigerator and other labor-saving appliances won't keep them working. It takes more than that. There are certain easy rules for the care of each Electric appliance from an Electric range and refrigerator to your Electric iron, and well be glad to furnish instructions to you for the appliances you have. Yes, by giving your appliances proper care you’ll have less repair—but if something should go wrong, have it repaired at the very first sign of trouble. Most appliances not too badly damaged can be put in good working order. If you now have any that are out-of-fix, bring them in for repair so they can again serve you in your home. Remember your present appliances will have to outlast the war.

DR. CHARLES C. COHEE, Dentist 1482 MAIN STREET Belmont 2006 Talbot 9440 Talbot 4MB Office Hmm Tuuuday. Thursday, Saturday—l:oo p. m. to BtOO p. mEvaninq Hours by Appointment

American Legion Speedway Post 198 RODEO SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 24TH Speedway Stadium, 4600 West 16th Street RAIN DATE SATURDAY. JULY IST

SPEEDWAY STATE BANK General Banking CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS We Write Insurance 1532 Main Street Belmont 3545

It Takes Neatness.. 7 To make you a winner! 3k. your clothing regu- « to our cleaning plant wart * me conservation fabrics, for the neat apb r*/I^^^B )earance that mar^s y° u r r I as a “winner.” Our service v\ I VIM is reliable QUALITY is XS-l - J Hl our motto. WALT’S SPEEDWAY CLEANERS COMPLETE ALTERATIONS 4723 West Sixteenth St. Belmont 2925

SUMMER IS HERE VICTORY GARDENERS ATTENTION! Guard against the hot summer sun. We have a complete supply of straw hats and sun helmets. Black Flag Powder (kills ants and roaches) 15c Jitter Bug (chigger and mosquito repellent) 35c BULK AND GARDEN SEEDS, SACCO, VIGORO Supplies for the Fisherman: Cane Poles, Fishing Line, Flies, Hooks, Sinkers and Floats. Schoonover’s Hardware and Auto Parts 16th and Main Street Belmont 4600

Cleaning By Eastman is a guarantee of the best service to be had in your city. For more than forty years our company has been faithfully serving the community. So, if we are sometimes a little slow, please be patient with us and remember that we are doing our very best. Are you? Buy More Bonds ffiunsHinsOzLEßnEßs ISOO MAIN STREET SPEEDWAY

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