Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1960 — Page 6

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ALL TYPES Guttering—Roofing—Siding NEW & REPAIRED Free Estimate LENNOX GAS FURNACES AVAILABLE BILL CASSETTY CH. 4-4320 Off.: ME. 2-4316

SMITH’S Barber & Beauty Shop A Complete Barber and Beauty Service For the Entire Family OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY RALPH C. SMITH, Proprietor 4905 W. 14th STREET CH. 4-1771

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Speedway Hardware 1612 N. Lyndhurst CH. 4-3156

PEAT MOSS .... 6 cu. ft $4.95 FERTILIZER .... 100 lbs. 56.25 Wedo FERTILIZER . . 100 lbs. $7.25 ROSES—PottedSl.5O-51.95 ROSS ROOTFEEDERSS6.9B PERENNIALS3Sto $1.50 “We Grow Our Own” BLOOM FLOWERS SPENCER and EDWARDS W. 10th & Tibbs Ave. ME. 6-5556 “Plenty of Free Parking”

GENERAL CONTRACTOR "» COXSTIHCriOX REMODELDNG MASONRY WORK PLUMBING ROOFING • CABINET WORK B. F. ROSIER CH. 4-4160

JULY SPECIAL permanent wow “o", g FOB Shampoo & Set Evenings By Appointment Hot Oil Treatments Ineluding Shampoo & Set • Manicures

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REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI BAR-B-Q RIBS CHOW MEIN STEAKS - CHOPS - FISH SHRIMP - CHICKEN ***' Cottage Inn Case 3502 W. 10th ST. at BERWICK

CLASSIFIED’S FOR RENT—2 modern cottages on Lake Shafer by week. Ground level with lake, fishing, swimming, boating and ski jump in front'of cottage. ME. 1-2197. FOR SALE—By original owner, 1954 Plymouth, R&H, good cond., low mileage. CH. 4-0232. DAY WORK Good reference. Call after 5:00 p.m. WA. 52468.

EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP 5236 Crawfordsville Road “Where Your Business Is Appreciated” Ail Walk-In Business Accepted When Possible “VOW— For Vour Convenience” 3 BARBERS Open Monday thru Fri., 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sat., 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. CH. 4-2559 EFFICIENT'SERVICE

G&MT-V APPLIANCES 3302 W. 10th ST. at Lyndhurst Dr. CH. 1-5675 NO DEFROSTING EVER WITH G.E. FROST GUARD REFRIGERATOR-FREEZERS FROST NEVER FORMS G.E. Refrigerators Also Feature ... • Swing Out Shelves O Adjustable Door Shelves • Automatic Ice Maker O Changeable Door Panels • No Coils On The Rack O Famous G.E. Dependability v _ G.E. REFRIGERATOR 4 ft ft PRICES START AT $ | □□’9s

BEDDING a PLANTS #“* e " GERANIUMS 3fa to 89< each • FREE DELIVERY • Baker’s Posey Patch “Flowers For All OecosioMs” 3112 W. IHh St ME. 2-4117

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DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS and restyling; also bridal gowns and formats by expert dressmaker and designer. CH. 44787. BUDGET CLUB WINNER at Pam’s Fashions, .1610 N. Lyndl- - was Lola Bayliff, 324 Hancock Rd., Plainfield, Ind. WHITE LADY will be companion in exchange for room and board. ST. 4-8479.

ZIG-ZAG CONSOLE Repossessed Zig-Zag Console sewing machine only seven months old. Does everything without attachments, makes button holes, sews on buttons, monograms, appliques, makes many beautiful designs. Guaranteed. Bal. due only $35.78. Take over payments of $5.08 monthly. Originally sold for $129.50. Call ME. 4-5387. S.S. Service. BACKWATER VALVES in your basement drain will keep your basement dry when the heavy rains come. Only $1.85 each. Speedway Hardware, 1612 North Lyndhurst, CH. 4-3156. FOR SALE—I train board, 4x6; 2 tracks and switches, mounted; 4 trains, lots of accessories, $125, HO gauge; GE 20” reversible fan, S2O, 2 small fans, 1 oscillating. CH. 1-1301. WANT TO BUY—Steamer trunk, good cond. FOR SALE—Formats, coats, dresses, skirts, sizes 9 and 11. CH. 1-2466. WANTED TO RENT—Furnished apartment to accommodate two ladies who will be teaching in the Speedway elementary schools in the fall. Contact Miss Sharon Garrison, R.R. 1, Bringhurst, Ind. FOR SALE—Plumber’s furnace, good as new, sl2. 1638 N. Norfolk (in the court). Speedway, CH. 1-3720. FOR SALE—’49 Dodge, $75, good engine. CH. 1-4614. CHILD CARE, my home, days. Infants up to 5. CH. 4-1215. FOR SALE—Outdoor basketball goal and backboard. CH. 1-9103. FOR SALE—I9S9 FORD, 300 Custom V-8, Fordomatic, R&H, W.S.W. 1420 Worth St. LOST—Kitten, grey with white paws, lost on Thursday, June 30. CH. 1-6701. FOR SALE—Walnut bed and vanity; light oak breakfast set. WA.' 3-9407. FOR SALE—Baby bed, complete with mattress, A-l cond. CH.I- -

GRAHAM'S HOUSE OF GIFTS 3533 W. 30th SC KA. 5-4110 Beautiful DRIFTWOOD • COFFEE TABLES • LAMPS • CANDLE HOLDERS • PICTURES • SMOKING STANDS * HOURS ft* Monday thru Saturday XX 10 io 6 io to 8

TONY J. BANICH STANDARD SERVICE W. 10th at Lyndhurst CH. 4-0744 • Minor Repair • Tune-Ups • Brake Service • Lubrication • Accessories • Road Service PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE Daily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.—Sunday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.

J WALLACK Classic oxford for smart casual wear. Crafted for comfort aa well as aye appeal WHITE ’ M BROWN NO RS BLACK

mi y' y & film NAVY B GRAY jHH 54-45 MONTEREY Sheer delight In comfort and color. Wear it for shopping, to the shore, or on your own patio.

Open Friday Frening Until 8 p.m. * LYONS DEPARTMENT STORE 1534-38 Main St. CHapel 4-0141

ATTENTION HOME OWNERS— Summer is here and so are bag worms, red spider, and other insects. Those little white spots on your evergreens and other shrubs are small stages of bagworms and other insects. We specialize in expert trimming and spraying of all types of evergreens, shrubs, and shade trees. Tree topping, big or small. Fertilizing, peat moss laying and building up of soil. Complete landscaping and selling of all types evergreens, shade trees and flowering shrubs. Top soil, grass seed planting. For fall landscaping, planting of evergreens, shade and various types of shrubs contact me and I will be glad to help you plan your landscaping. No job too small. Call Bob Hoeger Landscaping, CH. 1-1329 or CH. 4-6557. FOR SALE—lo’x2o’ patio awning, blue, good cond. CH. 1-3382. WANT TO BUY—2 used window screens, 36”x20” or larger. CH--4-9125. TEEN-AGE GIRL wants housework, ironing or babysitting. CH. 4-2232. NEED A SECOND CAR? 1950 Chee., R&H, runs good, $125. CH. 1-6057. HOUSE FOR SALE—Brick, three bedroom, den, bath and half; attach, garage, 1 % years old, extra clean, large level lot, 1367 N. Furman, $15,200, SBOO dn. May assume FHA, CH. 1-6057.

MOVING!!! Garages—Rasements Atties Cleaned FREE ESTIMATES CALL JIM of SPEEDWAY CH. 4-1278

Cool AND. Comfortable • FOR HOME • FOR PLAY • FOR THE BEACH • FOR TRAVEL • FOR VACATION

Yard Parks Clean Up Campaign Promotes "Juvenile Decency" The Clean Up-Paint Up-Fix Up Campaign is an effective means of teaching youth the value and enjoyment of constructive action During a campaign the children and young people of this community are called upon to join forces with the adult population in an all-out effort to beautify and better Speedway City. As they become an integral part of the campaign activities, and become familiar with government cooperative functions, their understanding of the problems connected with running a community increases. At the same time they will gain a respect for the ways these problems are tackled and solved. When the children discover the thrill of cooperative effort and the pleasure of seeing their work materialize into more attractive surroundings, a firm building block will be added to juvenile decency. However, these positive benefits will be forthcoming only if the adults of the community lead the way in active participation. Help support juvenile decency by exhibiting adult responsibility in our 1960 Clen Up-Paint Up-Fix Up Campaign. MAKE YOUR YARD A PARK. Time T,o Take It Easy If there’s one thing downright annoying it’s to feel like the dickens and have somebody tell you how well you look. But this is just one of the things that the tuberculosis patient has to put up with right after he returns from the hospital. TB patients are sent home these days when they are no longer infectious and a danger to others, but they are by no means completely well. They are still taking drugs for a time, they still cannot work full time immediately, and they must still get a great deal of rest. On the ether hand, there’s no need to make a TB patient who has just come home feel that he is going to be wrapped in cotton wool for the rest of his life. He can enjoy quiet games, walks, and other forms of mild exercise (provided the doctor hasn’t forbidden them for special reasons.) He can even go back to work, in many cases. Of course you’re not going to challenge him to a race the first day he’s back or urge him to join an all-night poker party once a

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Thursday, July 7, 1960

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week. Just how much he can and cannot do has been explained to him by the hospital and by his own doctor. Whatever the restrictions are, he is ready to put up witK, them. Help him to keep within those restrictions by not tempting him beyond his strength. But help him have a good time, too. Today, a TB patient being treated at home can live. He can have fun. He can plan to go back to work. And being home with family and loved ones is one of the great boons of modern medicine that other generations attacked by the tragedy of tuberculosis could not have. Bright, Healthy Sunshine? When is sunshine like a chocolate frappe with whipped cream? Well, everyone knows—especially the kids that a chocolate frappe with whipped cream is very nourishing and healthy. All those vitamins! And proteins! And just plain goodness! But of course —as most kids know, too—too many frappes can make you mighty sick. The same thing is true of sunshine, believe it or not. Years ago the great beauties of the time used to go to great pains to keep themselves covered outdoors, even on the hottest days, refusing to allow even a little bit of sunlight to touch their delicate skinsA Might ruin their loveliness, they claimed. Do you know that they were perfectly right? A Texas physician recently told a symposium on “Sunlight and the Skm” that many of the visible signs or aging are the result of accumulated damage caused by the sunlight. The ultraviolet rays from the sun, the doctor told his fellow physicians, cause sunburn, pigmentary changes, and even skin cancers. Among the skin changes related to exposure to sunlight are a dry, coarse, and leathery appearance and a skin laxity that means wrinkling. Besides there are various changes in color, because of the effect of the sun’s rays on the skin pigments. What’s more, the sun-damaged skin may have a tendency to develop skin tumors, some of which may be non-malig-nant. But others might turn out to be malignant (cancerous), the doctor said. Fortunately, the man from Texas reassures us that suntan lotions do their job very well. Those that are derivatives of para-amino-benzoic acid are probably best. So let’s remember to take our suntan lotion along.