Speedway Flyer, Volume 16, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1948 — Page 3

' ** A DO YOU HAVE YOUR SLACK SUIT FOR THE RACES? IF HOT ... WE HAVE IT This two-tone slack suit in Strutter's Cloth comes in black, brown and green. Size 12-18 s££.9B v 1500 Main Sotd

Speedway Pastries Fancy Cakes and Pastries SATURDAY SPECIAL RAISIN BREAD Closed Mondays Belmont 0805 4906 W. 16th St.

HELLO FOLKS I Am Back Again With The . Pilgrim Laundry And Dry Cleaning Wabash 1596 Sid Shell—Driver Cap. 0952 at 22nd & 111. Sts. 570 N. Pershing Residence 8 years of previous experience with Pilgrim Laundry

TAX ACCOUNTANT Individual, Partnership, Corporation JOHN FIDGER BE 0434 1520 Main St. Speedway, Indiana ' Bookkeeping Systems Installed Or Maintained.

“Let Vs Say It For You” SELECT YOUR PORCH BOX FLOWERS NOW FROM— Grande Avenue Flower Shop > 921 Grande A venae Belmont 3889 WeDettver . i •*-. _ ..

MARY'S MARKET PRESENTS TIMEOUT [ tIME OUT! “It wml to aajr more fri*W«lin to yw (ton it Uto mo—l jet (Ot mj diploma today!" Time Out will entertain you and bring you notice oi Quality Meats and Groceries every week. Watch for TIME OUT Week days 8 AM. - 10 PM Sundays 9 AM - 9 PM Belmont 5436 On 14th St. at Main —Around the Corner MARY'S MARKET

Fire and Police Notice If it is necessary for you to call the FIRE DEPARTMENT or POLICE DEPARTMENT. Please call BELMONT 1400.

SPECIAL CLEARANCE RECORDS 2 for SUM (Regular 75c and 79c Values) ★ ★ ALBUMS Vs off Regular Price ★ ★ 1502 Main Street Belmont 1762

Expert Shoe Repairing While You Wait Shoes Picked Up And DELIVERED WITH DRY CLEANING Walt's Speedway Cleaners & Shoe Repair JIMMY CUTRELL. Prop. 4723 W. l«th St BEL 2925

City 'Limits Food Market 3702 W. 16th St. Belmont 1126 Often You Everyday Low Prices ALL GRADE “A” MEATS . ICE CREAM FANCY GROCERIES Frozen Foods Country Dressed Poultry SHOP HERE AND BE SURE OF A COMPLETE UHETY Of MEAT. rag Hrae - drive w HARRY ud HAZEL GOFF—Proprietor*

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School News (Continued from page 1) get them before the end of the year. . At the last meeting Miriam Hoerger was appointed by the president to see the necessary person to get more information in the student handbook next year about the Student Council in order that more people would know about the council. The council has looked into the possibility of having a Student Day. It has been discussed thoroughly and it was decided to wait until next year. On this day students will take over the responsibilities of the teacher. The high school debate club sponsored a candy side last Thursday afternoon. The main attraction of. this sale was a sealed number 57 which was held by Clint Hawkins. On Sunday the debate dub held tryouts for next year's team and unanimously elected Jim Hill after his eight-minute talk on “Free Enterprise." Tomorrow, Saturday the 15th, the debate dub will hold its annual banquet at the home of Ruth Robinson. Pins will be presented to Jim Breen, Betty Engle, Ruth Robinson, Dean Senter and Sue Pearce. The number of awards given in the high school has increased to the point where a separate day has been set aside for presentation of the wards. The awards which usually have been given in con-

nection with senior day will be given at a special convocation next Tuesday. . \ > The annual senior convocation will be held next Thursday afternoon. The salutatory and valedictory addresses, the dass history, the dass will and a varied program are given at this convocation. - ■■" / Delores Coleman has been awarded a scholarship to Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union situated in Indianapolis and affiliated with Indiana University. Delores will take a physical education course. Wayne Armentrout and Michael Anger recently wrote to Chuck Wood who writes a column in the “Weekly Reader." The “Weekly Reader” is published at Columbus, Ohio and is received weekly at our elementary school in grades one through six. The sixth grade dasses were happy to find that Chuck Wood wrote this week about Speedway’s sixth grade newspaper, “The Speedway Flash” which is published once a month. This reporter encourages children to write in about their school activities.

The state committees which are making a survey of Indiana schools will meet again next Monday at the Severin Hotel Speedway has three teachers on these state committees, Miss Stout, Miss Shull and Mr. Cory. There are 182 members of the committees from the various schools and colleges in Indiana. Pictures of Mr. Troth’s seventh grade science class sire to be taken by the Indiana State Board of Health in order to advertise the cancer unit which was taught in Speedway. Mr. Troth and Miss Liebenderfer served on the committee which drew up the unit, and Miss Hester Bland, a former Speedway teacher, is doing cancer education work for the State Board of Health. First Detective Unit The world’s first official detective bureau was established in Paris in 1817 by a reformed French thief. Eugene Francois Vidocq.

“GIVE & TAKE” . . ■ % • s with JOHN HEED KING Master of Ceramcnias COMING MAY 29TH -12 NOON INDIANAPOLIS COLISEUM See Actual Coast-To-Coast Broadcast Chance to Participate in ssooo*in Merchandise Prizes Tickets $1.59. Including Tax at all Hook's Dependable Drug Stars*. Haag's Drugstores and all Independent Drug Starts.

EVERY DAY LOW PRICES .. Qt.B9c FITCH’S CREME SHAMPOO .. 7Se AQUA VELVA AFTER SHAVE LOTION ..43c* TONI HOME PERMANENTDeiuxe Kit ..$2.00* “miB"!.“. L 2. B. .75 immsol sun c*e»m~ Jar 51c KOTEX saiifur uniNS--12532c BROMO SELTZER 57c FLETCHER’S CASTORIA 36c HALETS M.O. 79c SALHEPATICA 01c "msvr »,• "■ w" P>STE »*.«; mmm m w “fcwrlwwr WINR ■ ♦ • www imu ßECK’ s Drugs

YMC A Summer Camp For Boys ■ Boys who live in this neighborhood may go to the Flat Rock River Camp of the Indianapolis YMCA during two periods 'between June 1 and Sept. 1, William R Kuebler, executive secretary of the Southwest District Branch YMCA, has announced. A period for boys ages 9 to 13 has been reserved from June 24 to July 3 and a period for older boys has been set from June 6 to 12. However, oidy 75 boys can be enrolled for each period, Kuebler said, and the reservations will be given to the first boys to enroll. About half the enrollment is completed now, Kuebler said. The 109 acre camp is near St. Paul, Ind. Two modern cabins which were constructed last summer now make six buildings on the ground which house campers. A modern washhouse and sanitary system were also constructed in 1947. An artificial lake on the grounds is used for swimming. Boating and fishing is done in Flat Rock river. A large recreation hall provides space for inside activities during bad weather. • Cost of each 10-day camp is $17.59. Further information can be obtained by telephoning Mr. Kuebler at ID. 0075, or John Wilson, camp director, at the YMCA.

ARMY AND AIR FORCE ENLISTEES TO BE INDUCTED HERE The opening of a new examining station for army and air force enlistees in the War Assets Administration Building, at 342 Massachusetts avenue, has been announced by army recruiting headquarters in the Federal building. The center opened on Monday, May 3 and Mayor Feeney was present the first recruit was sworn in at 2:30 p. m. Previously all local volunteers were sent to Ft. Knox, Ky., for induction but now they will receive their examinations and oath in Indianapolis.

FRIDAY iml SATURDAY SPECIALS ... ' WEINERS .. .... . .;. 1b.43c SWISS STEAK . Alle CUBE STEAK.. ...... ..lb. 79c BOLOGNA lb. 39c AMERICAN CREESE - 2 lb. box 89e NEW POTATOES-slbs.. . . 39c V Speedway Food Mart 16th at Lyndhurst Belmont 3843 WE DELIVER ALL DAY SATURDAY , \V

Skidmore’s Barber Shop 1542 MAIN STREET 3 Barbere "Friendly Service? Shoe Shim

FRED W. WINGERT Paper Hanging ' :"4| Enameling Painting Estimates Materials Furnished 4954 W. 12th St Belmont 3243-J

PLASTIC COASTERS ALL COLORS Set of 8 ... SUO CRAWLERS WITH SNAP LEGS. 1. 2. 3 $1.99 Ea. POLO SHIRTS, with comic characters on front, sis* 1.2..99e Ea. SUN SUITS FOR PLAY. Slxas lAB $1.99 COTTON GABARDINE PLAY PANTS. Nary and Brown. Sixes 3.4.5. S _ $149 Ea. - Mimi Ann Baby &. Gift Shop 1432 Main Street Belmont 0446

New Grille- Cafeteria UMBERS- SHORT ORDERS Steaks Chops French Fries Sandwiches OPEN FOR BREAKFAST Hours: 6:00 A.M. to 9:00 PJd. Daily IOLLYWOOO CAFETEIII 1430 Main St.—Speedway Bel. 5054

“Lay Your Coal In Early” MOOREFIEID COAL COMPANY “We Draft Keep the Beet - - We Sett If 2820 W. Mich. St. Belmoat 0860 Owned aad Operated by Zeh. Maddrey

A. E. BOYDER ALL MAKES OF FURNACES PLUMBING REPAIRS 1C32 Exeter Are. lilwiat Mtt

Don't let your supply of coal get too low. Good coals and coke will be hard to get all winter. . \ |H | * 9 Champe w Gwumd Coal Cooa Inc. 1422 W. 80th St Wa.4548 a. Ilßi

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