Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1960 — Page 4

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CLASSIFIED’S FOR SALE—lnfants and toddlers clothes, both boys and girls, sizes 1 thru 4. CH. 1-5925. CHILD CARE in my home. CH. 1-9778. EVELYN DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANCE Yap. Ballet Acrobatic. CH. 4-1242 FOR SALE Westinghouse reT frigerator, good, $75; boy’s brown suburban coat, size 14, $5; Girl’s tap shoes, sizes 12 and 6, $3.00. CH. 1-1324. FOR SALE—Boy Scout uniform; Football shoulder pads and pants. AX. 1-4664. CHILD CARE—My home. TE. 90559. FOR SALE—Reversible 20” window fan, 2 speeds in, 2 speeds out, A-l cond. CH. 4-2314 after 5:30 p.m. PROMOTED? SENTRY You stand MP ° straighter when you’ve I°°h9d out A for your own

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WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE anything of value. Turn your discarded items into cash or trade for something you need. We will trade cash or merchandise for electric appliances, TV’s, radios, record players, records, books, toys, clothing, tools, etc. Call us at CH. 1-7230, CH. 4-2642 or ME. 6-5834. TV’s, RADIOS and small appliances repaired. Tubes sold, tested free. GJJ<. SWAP SHOP 2023 W. Michigan AVON PRODUCTS If you live within my territory (21st to 10th St.—Winton to Lyndhurst) I will be happy to call at your convenience or you may order by phone, Mrs. Mabel Englund, CH. 4-2018. SETTLING ESTATE—New rugs 9x12, S3O; 9x15, $35; other sizes. Electrolux, $35; G.E. Sweeper, $25; also hook rugs. Private home, CH. 1-8839. FOR SALE—3 used TV sets, $35, S6O and $75. G & M TV, 10th and Lyndhurst. CH. 1-5675. ROOM FOR RENT—I or 2 girls, kitch. priv. 1135 N. Lyndhurst. CH. 4-1848 after 5 p.m. OFFICE SPACE WANTED Small and low cost. CH. 1-1261. BUDGET CLUB WINNER at Pam’s Fashions, 1610 N. Lyndhurst was Helen Wolfla, 1103 N. Eleanor. FOR SALE—I 1.8. M. electromatic billing machine, $65, good cond. ME. 7-5485. FOUND—Jacket on Athletic field Sept. 23rd. CH. 1-5963. WANT TO HAVE A TUPPERWARE PARTY? Call Helen I Piper, CH. 4-0288.

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FOR RENT—% two-way double at 5075 Ford St. Automatic heat, basement, garage. $75. CH. 4WANT DAY WORK—References. ME. 4-9565. FOR SALE—3O” electric range, like new, $75 cash. CH. 1-2911. FOR SALE—2 used refrigerators, Westinghouse, $75; Kelvinator, SSO. G & M TV, 10th and Lyndhurst, CH. 1-5675. BABY SITTER Experienced teen-age girl. CH. 4-2815. FOR SALE—Early American living room suite; maple end and coffee tables. Reasonable. AX. 13526. SALESLADIES—HandIe Realsilk Christmas orders. Easy and fast income when orders taken. Write Wm. Domasco, Box 454, Zionsville or Tel. ME. 7-433 L COLORED LADY wants ironing Monday, Weds, and Thurs. WA. 5FOR RENT—3 bedroom brick, in Speedway, very Reas. Immed. occupancy. CH. 1-5214. FOR RENT—Sleeping room twin beds or single, with kitch, priv. for couple or ladies. Gar. optional. CH. 4-2282. FOR RENT with or without kitch. priv., 1228 Nestor. Call mornings. VI. 6FOR RENT sleeping room for young lady. CH. 4-1511, ext. 6837 or CH. 4-0364 eves. FURNACE WOOD for sale, $3.00 per rick at yard. $5 and up delivered. Heim Lumber Co. 4261 N. High School Road, AX, 3-0660. SPENCER CORSETS & BRASSIERS Surgical & Orthopedic supports. Home fitting service. Mrs. Mabel D. Tumey, Registered Corsetiere, 3726 N. Meridian, No. 25. WA. 3-8591. WANT IRONINGS TO DO in my home, $3.00 per bu. CH. 1-4322, EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPERSTENO. desires part-time posi. tion or will work for you in my home. AX. 1-1211. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT —modern, 4-room, Irg. yard and gar. 123 E. Main, Clermont, AX. 1-8137. FOR SALE—Kroehler 2 pc. mod. liv. rm. suite, pink and gold nubby-curl upholstery, 3 yrs. old, sacrifice, $75; mahogany 2-tier cocktail table; 42” table lamp, $lO each.; white leather occasional chair, S2O;. 13x13 turquoise rug, S2O; GE port, ironer, S3O; pr. twin bedspreads, $3 ea.; port bar and 4 stools, formica top, $35 comp.; Scottish Rite ring, % carat diamond, first SIOO. CH. 4-6130. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING by off-duty fireman, fully insured, work guaranteed. Duane F. Wiechers, CH. 11158. FOR SALE—Lime-oak twin beds or bunk beds. CH. 1-2130. FOR SALE—Standard size storm door and screen comb, with fixtures, good cond. $7.50. CH. 42512. FOR SALE Brownie uniform and accessories, size 8, AX. 31669. AGED MAN, RETIRED is available for yard work and painting. Speedway Trailer Court, CH. 1-3382. GOOD OLD FASHIONED PURE APPLE CIDER, ice cold. Plenty of good apples at Fox Orchards, 7000 West 34th St. AX. 1-8269. News From Lillys Raymond M. Rice, M.D., has been elected vice-president for medical affairs by the Board of Directors of Eli Lilly and Company. The Board also elected General Counsel William G. Davis as secretary of the company. Kenneth G. Kohlstaedt, M.D., succeeds Dr. Rice as executive director of medical research, a part of the company’s research, development, and control function. Bill L. Martz, M.D., succeeds Dr. Kohlstaedt as director of the clinical research division.

Thursday, September 29, 1960

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) to explain progress in their study of Marion County school reorganization. The County Committee proposed three possible plans for the county, ranging from one that would leave school corporations as they are to a plan for one county administrative unit with one school board for the entire county. Practically all persons representing units outside Indianapolis spoke strongly for leaving the school organization as it now is. Indianapolis objects to this because, under the present reorganization law, it would freeze Indianapolis school boundaries. Of course, it would also freeze all other school boundaries and would not include schools when civil annexations are made. There is some hope that the 1961 General Assembly might find a way to remedy this freezing of school boundaries which has caused a stalemate in the work of several of the county committees over the state. The Marion County Committee was planning to call its advisory groups together again this week for a further discussion of the three plans. It is possible that after this second meeting with the advisory groups, the County Committee will adopt a preliminary plan. After it adopts a preliminary plan it must hold a public meeting for all residents of the county, to explain the plan, and receive further suggestions from the people. Following this public meeting the County Committee will have a period of time to revise its plan before it is presented to the State Committee. The plan does not have to be presented to the State Committee until about April 1, 1961. After any plan is approved by the County and State Committees, it may be put into effect only by a majority vote of the people in the proposed organization. If there is any doubt in the minds of any Speedway citizens about what Speedway might lose if a one-unit county system were adopted, following is a partial list: 1. Control of schools would pass to a County School Board. There would be no local school board. 2. Teachers now teaching in Speedway could be assigned elsewhere in the county. 3. Pupils now attending Speedway Schools could be assigned to other schools. 4. A county board could decide to eliminate a school if it chose. 5. Taxes would probably be higher under a county system. At present, costs per pupil are higher in the larger systems than in the smaller systems. Word has been received by Principal L. E. Thompson that Dean Hubbard and Tom Craig, members of the senior class, have been named semi-finalists in the 1960-61 National Merit Scholarship Competition. A total of 263 pupils in 530 Indiana high schools have received this honor. In football the past week the Speedway reserve team lost to Lebanon 32-13 and the varsity defeated Brownsburg 46-0. There is no varsity game scheduled this week. A new fall sport has been added to the athletic program. Mr. John Owensby, who will be the varsity track coach next spring, has been working with a group of boys in cross country running. Meets have been scheduled at Zionsville on September 28, at Pike Township on October 3, and at Ben Davis on October 10. LIBRARY NOTES The Speedway High School Library is open four evenings each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 6:30 to 9:00 Monday through Thursday. These books have been, added recently: Mallory—Political handbook of the world, 1960. Palgrave—Golden treasury Peare—Helen Keller Story Pearl —Tenth wonder Pei—Getting along in French Pei—Getting along in German Pei—Getting along in Italian Peffer—The Far East U. S. Dept, of Agriculture—Food Pesson—World of insects