Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1958 — Page 8

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SPEEDWAY AND WEST 2125 N. AURIMN Brick. 3 bdrnu tite bath. full basement, oil heat, garage. '2422 N. AUBURN*—" l lmmod. possession, 3 bdmu, brick, natal reWnets- disposal, nttarhrd garage. 5000 Bfoek W. 15th St—4 bdrm, brick, larg. living room, fireplace, full basement, oil boat, 3 car garage. Nott 2 BOMBS DN 12.2 AC—Witt? 2 W. Miehlgaa St., Good Heaae aad laceaae. CHopdl CHapd Ct. ■ REALTORS 1452 MAIN STREET Sines 1337 808 BLAND, Realtor CH. 4-3564 808 GENUNG, Realtor CH. 4-5413

PICNIC STYLE Pork Roast 39s CHEDDAR CHEESE 49* OUR OWN PURE PORK SAUSAGE 39 KINGAN'S TRAY PACK BACON 59*

ALL POPULAR BRANDS _ COFFEE 59 s With A $5.00 Purchase or More—Limit 2 Lbs. Per Customer

FLAVOR KIST CRACKERS SALTIRES SHORTENING CUSCO .3 READY TO BAKE—PILLSBURY OR BALLARD BISCUITS 5W CHICKEN OF THE SEA—Family Size TtffIARSH 43cDETERGENT—Gt. Size LUX LIQUID BRUCE—GIass Quart FLOOR CLEANER 7!k-

GERBERS STRAINED BABY FOOD 5 49c GREEN GIANT PEAS 303 Cans S'-41e STOKELY'S FINEST APPLE SAUCE 2~37e DETERGENT CHEER reg. 33e-gt. 77e

BACKEMEYER’S grocery Sale Starts Thursday through Saturday 5249 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD CHapel 4-0045 z Opess Severn Dege A Week

STOKELY'S FINEST Cut Green Beans 303 Cans 2 49c STOKELY'S FINEST TOMATOES 303 Can* 49c STOKELY'S FINEST ILS J. Cherries 29c DETERGENT BREEZE reg. 33c—gt. 77c

READY MADE ' DRAPERIES Ope* * aaa. so 5 pja. Maa. thra Sac. We Cfose at 12 Nee* ate Wed. A Sat. P.T.A.PAPER SALE Thursday, October 9th "SAVE YOUR PAPERS" “FIRST IN QUALITY ANO SERVICE” EMMETT VENETIAN BUND CO. CARL F. POEHLER, Prep. (Pronounced PAYLER) 3554 West 16th St. ME. 1-2111

CAMPBELL’S SOUPS CHICKEN NOODLE VEGETABLE BEEF CHICKEN VEGETABLE TURKEY NOODLE MINESTRONE 3 Cans for 53«

GERBERS JUNIOR BABY FOOD 2 29c DEL MONTE Pineapple Juice 46 Oz. Cans 37c STOKELY'S FINEST PEACHES 2ft Cans 3*~5i.99 DETERGENT TIDE reg. 33c—gt. 77c

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Whole Kernel Yellow Niblets Corn 2 r » r 3sc STOKELY'S FINEST PING 46 Oz. Cans 33c DEL MONTE PEARS 303 Cans 2 F - 49c DETERGENT RINSO BLUE reg. 33c—gt. 77c

SMITH’S Barber » Beauty Shop A Complete Berber ond Beauty Service For the Entire Family OPEN ALL DAT WEDNESDAY ULH C. SMTI, Proprietor 4905 W. 14& STREET CH. 4-ITH

FLOOR COVERING FRED KLOPP CARPET—LINOLEUM—CABINET TOPS WALL TILE Liaeleaw ReiMMMBs ■ CH. 4-4112 1709 BEELER

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STOKELY'S FINEST SPINACH 303 Cans 2 F » r 37c BENNETS PRUNE JUICE 32 Oz. Bottle 33c NORTHERN ToHet Tissue 3 Roll Pack RIVAL DOG FOOD reg. 9 f °'Bsc gt. 27c

Westwood Country Club News (Continued from Page 1) girls? are all a’flutter planning their boxes and keeping ideas a deep dark secret. If you have not made plans to Attend, get yourselves busy, don your buttons and bows and tuck your box under your arm and head for the club October 11. Oh yes, make sure your best beau is there to bid on it! Mark your calendar for Tuesday, October 7, this is the date set for the first luncheon and card party. A buffet luncheon will be served between 12 and 1, and cards of your choice win follow. Reservations may be made through Mrs. Sue Whitmore, CH. 4-1243. Admission wilTbe by ticket only which are $1.50 each. Insure yourself of a table, make your reservation now.

Registration for Gym and Swim classes were made on September 29 and 30. Classes for Gym will be held each Monday and Wednesday during the weeks of October 6 through December 10. Members win be charged $7.00 and non-members SB.OO. Those needing babysitters win be happy to learn at the nominal cost of $2.00 their youngsters Will be in good hands for the entire twenty lessons. Barbara Drinkwater of Butler will return to give the instruction. Those wishing to take swimming lessons may register on Thursday, Oct. 2 if a beginner, and on Friday, Oct. 3 if advanced. Classes win be held at the I. U. Medical Center, and a membership fee is required which win cover the lessons, use of their pool and instructions from our own Club Manager Jim Clark. The new Lyndhurst Bowling Alley Doors will swing open for the Club Teams this month, and Chairman Vi Butler says there are a few openings. Those wishing to enter call her at CH. 4-5108 or Barbara Link at CH. 1-2354. Free bowling lessons and babysitting provided.

A nice turnout at the last dance was reported by Square Dance Chairman Ray Brown, however, he says there is room for more squares. The lessons being given by John Wykoff are in progress and doing fine. The next dance will be Oct. 4 with Gabe Owens calling the Doosey Does. Big things are in the offing for the kiddies according to Chairman Tom Hanna. Plans for the Halloween Party which will be held on Oct. 26 from 2 till 4, are progressing nicely. This will be held for members only, and for fourth grade and tinder youngsters. There will be lots of prizes awarded. The Record-spinning, Cartoonshowing, Square-dancing party held for the 5 and 6 graders was a huge success. Committee Chairman Mrs. Everitt Robins reports that such a goodly number turned out, it will be necessary to divide the groups and the next party will be held on separate nights, fifth one, sixth graders the other. Square dance lessons by Helen Leonard commence Oct. 18, 1:30-2:30 p.m. 10 lessons for $5.00, non-members $5.50. Call Mrs. Robins for further information. The 7 and 8 graders have been having a hilarious time reports Chairman Mary Richwine. The ‘Record Library’ is building up rapidly. Johnny Black has been engaged to give Ballroom lessons starting Oct. 6. You may register on Oct. 5, hours 3-5, freshman are invited. Their next party will be held on Oct. 18. The Canteeners resumed their regular jute-box dancing last week after having had their Scotch-Record-Spinning Party the previous week. The party was especially successful due to participation of The Singing Sweethearts of Speedway and guitarolaying Lloyd LaMore. Cathedral vas honored, and canteen members who are students there were ntroduced. Tech is the honor chool next week, Speedway on let. 8 and Washington Oct 15. Canteen hours will be 7:30-9 p.m., fast time.

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Quillin’s Service NEW LOCATION << S«me DepeiMlaWe Service” NOW CARRYING A GOOD LINE OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSOIUES “WRolerale «iml Retell” • Nik-C-Life Batteries O Ignition Parts O Generators O Regulators o Water Pumps O Fuel Pumps O Brake Shoes & Parte 'Till New” ~EE, c . Mrs. Quillin’s sho P Gifts Novelties Dolls —. All Occasion Cards DOTH LOCATED AT THE SAME AD—INA 50 E. MAIN ST. ON. 1-1985 (U.S. ISO er Crawfordsville Read) CLERMONT, IND.

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Beautifully Designed WICKER BASKETS For Your DRIED FALL ARRANGEMENTS • STRAW FLOWERS • CAT TAILS • AUTUMN LEAVES • WHEAT • YUCCA PODS • MANY OTHERS Grande Flower Shop 3911 W. 16th Street MElrose 0-3339

“Y ou’d like me to meet pwH |J your Mother?” £■■■ We wont to meet oil the new folk who hove moved ■ into Speedway in recent months. Stop in and introduce yourself—we'd like to get to know you better.

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Thursday, October 2, 1958