Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1959 — Page 3

September 3, 1959

RADIO REPAIR Ellwanger Electric 2538 W. 16th ST. ME. 6-1911 All Work Guaranteed Oldest Shop On The West Side

We Have An Opening For A Full-Time Sales Lady Experience Preferred 1506 AAAIN STREET CH. 4-0210

Notice to Speedway Residents As many of you know, the residents of this town (particularly in the older sections) have been plaqued by low pressure and low water flow in your water service lines. This problem has occurred due to the continual build-up of iron matter within the service lines, restricting the flow more and more as time passes. The Water Company has continually sought for a suitable method, whereby these restricted service lines might be improved; however until this time no suitable method was evolved. For the past two weeks the Water Company has been making a study of a method which seemed to show a great deal of promise in its initial trials. The results have been so promising that the Town is taking this opportunity to announce that this service is being made available to residents who are experiencing these low pres-sure-low flow difficulties; however there are several conditions we ivve to place upon this service. Because there is always the possibility of any pressure method causing leaks, complete clogging, ruptured lines, etc., the Water Works will have to be relieved of any responsibility from damages incurred as a result of their efforts to open the lines. Actually there is very little chance of damage in this method but we must caution that the possibility does exist. Because the Water Works does not have sufficient personnel to carry out major service line repairs, it cannot take the chance of performing the service unless it is legally released from the possibility of major time consuming repairs. This release must be signed by the property owner and will read as follows: I, .. being the owner of the real estate commonly referred to as hereby request the Speedway Water Co. at its earliest convenience to attempt to improve the water flow within my water service lines. I understand that this attempt to improve my service line may cause the service line to leak, rupture, become completely clogged or damage the pipe in other ways. If any of the above damages do occur as a result of the efforts of the Speedway Water Co. to improve water flow, I hereby release said Speedway Water Co. of all responsibility and liability. I also agree to immediately contact a qualified plumber to make the necessary repairs at my expense. Name Address Date Notary or Witness The service will not be attempted until the release has been signed. The release can be signed at the Utility Office or at the home but in either case let us emphasize that is must be signed by the property owner. The service will have to be performed more or less at the convenience of the Water Works in order that the regular work may continue; however at least one of these service relief jobs will be scheduled daily. During inclement weather as many as four per day can be carried out. Work orders will be made on a first come-first served basis. If the flow is determined as being over 10 gals, per minute, the service will not be performed because the possibility or improvement will be small. Performance of this service requires two men approximately two hours. They must have access to the basement of the home. The resident of course will be without water for this period of time. The Water Works anticipates a large demand for this service and

consequently expect quite a back log of orders to accumulate at first. Please bear with us during this period. We would like to point out that in post of the older sections the piping is of smaller size than present codes allow and seven with improved flow in many cases the demands of today’s water consumer exceeds the capacity of the small pipes. Speedway Water Works Speedway Homemakers Speedway Homemakers will meet at the home of Bye Parke, 5571 Broadmoor Plaza with co-hostesses Helen Kelly, Ann Guion, Loretta Skeeters, Lara Jordan. There will be a covered dish luncheon. Hostesses will furnish meat, rolls and coffee. Lessons will be on Christmas ideas. There will be a talk on Dried Flowers.

Weadquaftens FOR SHOES Before yen buy see SHOELAND for DISCOUNT Prices . . . Shop now for easy selection.

I Youths’ $2.88 H prices from .... to I sizes B¥2 to 3 $4.88

I for Boys $3.88 I prices from to I sizes 2’/i to 6 $6.88

I Girls’ Saddle Oxfords $2.88 prices from to sizes 4 to 10 $538

SHOELAND 2624 West 16th Street

k jllKil

Jim DeLapp 1955 CHEV. 2-Dr. Del Ray JI ftQJj 6 Cyl., PG., R. & H.1957 CHEV., 2-Dr. Hardtop JI 7Qj V-8, Automatic Transmission, R. & H., P.S.▼ 1 1957 MGA ROADSTER $1,995 Wire Wheels, R. & H., 1 Owner, Like New Vpßrw 1955 BUICK 2-Dr. Special JQQK P.S., R. & H., Extra Good Condition 1957 CHEV., 6 Pass. Station Wagon JI ftQfj 4 Dr., V-8, R. 6r H„ P.G. QUyWVsr 1954 CHEVROLETS JfiQK 2 Doors and 4 Doors yvw 1953 CHEVROLET, 2 Door MUR R. & H., Reconditioned —— 1954 FORD, Hardtop s JfiQK Real Cleon_L__ 1954 PONTIAC Hardtop JftQK P.S., P. 8., Hydra ma tic. Local Cor 1956 FORD 4 Door $1 295 8 Cyl., Standard Trans., R. & H., Like new yUyfcW 1953 WILLYS 4-Door JOQg Real Good Condition 40 MORE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM

We Can Save You 9ss Per Month With Our Finance Rates DeLAPP MOTOR SALES 16th & Georgetown Road CH. 1-7880 Res. CH. 1-044#

for Young Men $4381 prices £roni so sizes 6V2 to 12 SB.BB

Little Miss $2.881 prices from to | sizes S’/z to 3 $4.88|

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

“59” VOLKSWAGEN (Used Very Few Miles) ALL COLORS

Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. I 9:30 a.m. io 9 p.m. Open Tues., Wed.. Sai. 9:30 aan. io 6 pun. Phone ME. 8-9706 j PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR

OjMM IVigMs till *:W a' O jdST 1506 MAIN - SPEEDWAY J CH - *®2lo IJ I M ffl/1 \ /I'jfiflf’( ' \ wOSwV r Afllil Bl Si X \ i IHIF/ the prettiest sissies in town— ** lace frosted shirtwaists / in dazzling care-free cottons / I $2.98 «nt $3.98 mllgk WHO'S A SISSY? Why, you are in these lace I I 111 ®ul I \ \ frosted delightful tucked shirt tops from Mac- I X K' I Ilf i W 1 Shore classics. Perfect for school days, career days I \ I 111 HI 1 g and every occasion that demands a trim neat 1 » / I 111 WII If look of beauty ! ! ? I I \ % Imh uuhM (left) Drip Dry Cotton Broadcloth, . \ V > WHMMGJr white, 30-38 $3.98 S 4BIWL (center) White Catton Broadcloth. , "-MPt Sizes 30-38 $3.98 / ; > (right) White Drip Dry Cotton I|| || Broadcloth. 30-38 $2.98 W*-;

Brtdge-A-Rama Epsilon Eta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa of Speedway is pleased to announce the 3rd Annual Bridge-A-Rama, which will begin October Ist, 1959 and continue through March 1960. Cash prizes will again be awarded at the conclusion. You may get full information and register between now and September 25th by contacting any one of the following: Mrs. Charles Poland, CL. 1-8751 Mrs. Russell Petit, CH. 1-5829 Mrs. Wm. Faust, CH. 4-3741 Remember, the deadline for entering is Friday, September 25th, so make your call now and share in the fun and prizes.

PIANO TUNING & REPAIR Excoll. Reference. Ft— Esi. FLEMING REED CH. 4-8654 FOR SALE—Kurixman Grand piano, medium size, action excellent case needs refinishing, recently tuned, overhauled and regulated. S6OO.

CALLING ALL CARS!

.Ji* yj?

Balay fmw aar ndto m >ee i«U atmt STkiekwav —Ua kali ««•-Ua ■wta* baad—ar the aewa. Yoal sat gjjrstss&yythi wan fix it w ta a Kflr...at a teases, able price tool ADAMS RADIO & TV SERVICE 1115 OLIN AVE. ME. 8-2648

Use your handy Morris Plan Charge or Dorothy's Layaway Plan

Wednesday Duplicate Bridge 1. Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Eschenbach 2. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Wickham 3. Mr. and Mrs. G. Owings 4. Asplung-J. Jeffries

GERSON PHARMACY 6450 W. 10th St. CH. 1-7031 WESTGATE SHOPPIHG CENTER "4s Always” "FREE DELIVERY SERVICE" 1 “BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL” § 12 REGULAR SIZE 2 I FUSHUMT 1 Complete with Batteries Coupon * I U.S. POST OFFICE (Ho. 28) OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK “BECEIPT-O-R.lMA”—New Prizes Each Week FREE COFFEE SERVED EACH SUNDAY

LEYBA’S BEADTY SHOP “Cemplete Serrice” CH. 1-9073 7012 W. 10th St.

Page 3 Page 3