Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1960 — Page 3

Thursday, March 17, 1960

CLASSIFIED WANTED TYPING to do in my home. CH. 1-4322. SAVE SPACE FOLDING DOORS Residential Commercial—lnstitutional Fabric—Wood—Louvre WILSON-PARTENHEIMEk, Inc. 1107 E. 54th St. CE. 1-4 MI CLERK-MESSENGER—We have an opening for the right young lady in our business office. If you are between 18-20 years of age, a High School Graduate, who majored in business subjects, can type 40-50- words per niinute and interested in a job with advancement potential, please call or' write R. W. Darling, CH. 1/2311, Ext. 555, Speedway Laboratories, Linda Company, Div. of Union Carbide Corp., 1500 Polco St., Indianapolis 24, Ind. COLORED GIRL wants day work. <jHL 4-7078. ______________ MOVING SOUTH—HOUSE FOR SALE— 3Oth and Kessler area, 3030 Rex Drive, 3 bdrm, stone ranch house on 2 lots with plenty of shrubbery, Irg. living rm. and dinette, both carpeted. Lrg. fam'ily rm. in knotty pine, glass bath and radiant heat, cedar closets, fireplace, 2-car attach, gar. WA. 5-5522.

- TOWN NOTICE (Continued from Page 1) vidual for a certain number of days, weeks, months or years. A rezoning of land use is to the property and remains with the property regardless of change of ownership. All violation of zoning laws shall be enforced by the Metropolitan Planning Department. Powers to annex is also a complicated procedure. In the case of the Town of Speedway desiring to annex abutting land outside the corporate limits of the town, it is necessary to have the consent of the Indianapolis City Council. Due to the recent annexation proposals of the City of Indianapolis it seems that Speedway is in for trouble in extending boundary lines. Improvements have been made to the building which houses stray dogs, they will now be comfortable and well fed during thenstay as guests of the town. k Representatives from the State Board of Health met with your Town Board February 29th to discuss increased water supply and purification. Mr. John Fidger, -chairman of the Town Board and member of the Indianapolis Flood Control Commission, made a report on findings of the Commissions study to date, relative to flood control in Big Eagle Creek Valley. Things are looking more promising in the valley. Printed information on Radioactive Fallout is available at the Town Hall. We advise you to stop and pick up some of these pamphlets. With the knowledge gained from these pamphlets you may be able to save the lives of your family in case of extreme fallout. If you don’t know, they may be killed. Support your local Civilian Defense Organization. Some interesting highlights taken from the 1959 Public Service Report reveals that the total assets of the Water Works is sl,212,927.91. There are 3012 commercial water customers, 5 industrial users, 265 fire hydrants, 6 wells with a total capacity per 24 hour day of 3,405,600. There are 30 miles, 3933 feet of water mains. The total amount of water pumpk gallons. Rocky Ripple has the highest rate The minimum per day pumpage was 553,000 gallons on Sunday, February Bth. The maximum was 2,096,800 on May 26th. The water pressure in the mains ranges from 40 to 60 pounds depending on the distance from the storage tank. The water temperature is 55 degrees. Total operating expense was $67,908.44, and it cost .152946 cents to pump each 1000 gallon.

Another interesting statistic is the tax breakdown for the year 1959 payable in 1960. Total tax rate is $6,171 on each SIOO.OO of assessed property. Of this amount .01 cent goes to the State of Indiana, $1,583 goes to Marion County, $3,527 goes to Wayne Township and Speedway Schools and $1,051 goes to the Town of Speedway. In these days of foreign aid and political prosperity, your reporter was surprised to find that .4671 cents of the total $6,171 is spent for Welfare and poor relief, .1581 cents goes to the County Welfare Fund and .309 cents goes to the Township Relief Fund. There are twenty-two Towns and Cities in Marion County excluding Indianapolis. Most of them must depend on the City of Indianapolis and Marion County for necessary services. The Town of Warren Park has the lowest tax rate with $5.68, Speedway is second lowest. Ricky Ripple has the highest rate with $8.75. For comparative purposes, Beech Grove rate is $7,553 and Lawrence is $7,512 all well above the $6,171 rate at Speedway, goes to prove that Speedway is still a mighty good place to live. From my clippings: The world in which a man lives shapes itself chiefly by the way he looks at it.

PERSONALS (Continued from Page 1) the two night stand. Miss Sue Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Todd, 1806 Norfolk, Speedway, was chairman of the properties committee. The play, under the direction of Dr. Don Watters, was given excellent ratings by the Hanover student body. This murder mystery was the first of its kind presented at Hanover College in the last twelve years, according to Dr. Watters. Patricia Last, 2133 Gerrard, Speedway, is among members of the Indiana University undergraduate chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, national professional fraternity for women in journalism, to be appointed to plan the organization’s annual Matrix dinner, scheduled for April 3. Miss Mary Kimbrough, national Theta Sigma Phi president, will be guest speaker at the 1960 dinner for women in the communications field. She is well known as a journalist with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The L U. chapter will join with the Bloomington alumnae chapter in sponsoring the event. Miss Last, a junior, is publicity chairman for the dinner. She was also recently elected president of the collegiate chapter at L U.

Tower Pupils in Recital Mrs. Lester Tower presented her piano pupils in recital Friday evening, March 4th. Students participating were: Bobbie Stite, Lynn Anderson, Wege Clark, Charlene Lewis, Tommy Griffith, Jane McCallister, Christy Houpt, Carolyn Green, Dianne Kruse, Darlene Pickering, Linda Groves, Linda Hackett, Gloria Stiles, Wanda Hitshew, Jim Nordemeyer, Kay Nordemeyer, Libby Halbert, Marjorie Vehling, and Mary Jo Zimmer. Mary Jane Anderson sang “Without a Song,” accompanied by Barbara Morris. "The Pajama Game" Cast Named The cast of Footlite Musicals, March 24th through 27th presentation of “The Pajama Game,” to be staged at the Zaring Theatre, has been announced by producer Dale Ross and Director Dick Landrigan. The principals of the cast are: Jane Dewitt, David Haine, Aldo Bertorelli, Ann Klingler, Norman Jones, Barbara Parros, Jerry Nedd, Mary Conner, Jennifer Bennett, and Al Hall.

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PAINTS

nesrwooci rinciiisTS In Riviera Invitational Meet BOYS 8 and Under 50 yd. butterfly, 2nd, C. Clark. 10 and Under 50 yd. freestyle, 2nd, T. Geiman. 50 yd. backstroke, 2nd, T. Geiman. 50 yd. butterfly, Ist, T. Geiman. 200 yd. medley relay, Ist, Westwood “A” (M. Phelps, T. Love, T. Geiman, S. Nickles). 200 yd. freestyle relay, Ist, Westwood “B” (T. Geiman, M.

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Phelps, S. Nickles, H. Nickles). 11 and 12 100 yd. butterfly, 2nd, G. Kinkead. 200 yd. medley relay, 2nd, Westwood “A” (K. King, C. Sunier, G. Kinkpad, J. Geiman). sth Westwood “B” (H. Clark, K. Gray, T. Gray, J. Perm). 200 yd. freestyle relay, 3rd, Westwood “A” (C. Sunier, J. Geiman, G. Kinkead, J. Perin). sth, Westwood “B” (H. Clark, K. King. K. Gray, T. Gray). 13 and 14. 200 yd. breaststroke, sth, D. Jacks. 200 yd. medley relay, sth, West-

wood (G. Gowdy, D. Jacks, B. Boyer, D. Ruff). GIRLS • and Under 50 yd. freestyle, Ist, D. Sunier. 50 yd. butterfly, 2nd, D. Sunier. 10 and Under 50 yd. backstroke, sth, S. Sunier. 50 yd. breaststroke, 2nd, S. Smith. 4th, S. Sunier. 50 yd. butterfly, sth, S. Sunier. 200 yd. medley relay, 2nd, Westwood “A” (C. Rumple, S. Smith, S. Sunier, C. Fry). Oth, Westwood “B” (CL Cantwell, D. Atkinson, J. Boyer, D. Sunier). 200 yd. freestyle relay, 2nd, Westwood “A” (S. Sunier, S. Smith, C. Fry, C. Rumple).

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15 and Over 4M yd. medley relay, 4th, Wadwood (J. Gastineaii, C. Gastineau, R Najar, M. Theobald). 400 yd. freestyle relay, 4th, Westwood (M. Theobald, C. Gastineau, J. Gastineau, B. Najar). Vacations At Linde 08% of the Speedway Factory employees of Linde Company, Division of Union Carbide, will receive extended vacations this year. While extended vacations have long been the order of the day at Linde, last year, vacation policy was further extended to allow four weeks vacation after 20 years instead of 25. Ten years service earns three weeks vacation.

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