Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1960 — Page 7

a:. •' • Wednesday, November 23, 1960

_ *1

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

Let’s All JB O. Give » Thanks Speedway City Florists 4900 W. lOth Street CH. 4-9523

2 Dr. Volkswagens AND KARMANN—GHIAS New and Used GUARANTEED Corvairs - Falcons Valiants "ALL '6O MODELS" PRICED TO SELL

DeLAPP MOTOR SALES I6tb and Georgetown Road

"Making Friends thru Better Service" Phones: Office CH 1-6343, Res. CH 1-0449

■ .... to SAY IN G S!I CH 1-2833 ★T&gsrsg.ff ★TS&f RETAIL SPECIALS GROUND BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK Z H 89‘ 79s

SPEEDWAY, IND.

“Purchase Your Food In Wholesale Quantities - S-A-V-E $ $ $

i/ 2 BEEF U.S. GOOD 49

■rbtft . . . M (It Fill roar Fnmr! IXJCKIERS FCXI REMTI

Use Our Lay-A-Way

Speedway Lawn & Garden Center 5242 Crawfordsville Rd. CH.

1959 CHEVROLET PARKWOOD STATION WAGON, V-8, P. G., P. S., P. 8., R. &Tl. 1 Owner Low Mileage 2-1960 Chevrolet IMPALLAS Dr. H.T., Fully Equipped, Less Than 10,000 Miles. "PRICED TO SELL"

FOOD LOCKERS FOR RENT ONLY sl6-00 a Year

PORK LOINS 55s

"PAY - AS - YOU - EAT - TERMS"

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) December 16, Basketball, Franklin, Here. December 17, Christmas Dance for grades 9-12. December 23, Christmas Vacation begins at end of school day. December 23, Basketball, North Central, There. January 6, Basketball, Beech Grove, There. January 9, School reopens after Christmas Vacation. On Monday, November 14, the Speedway School Board complet-

ST. CmUSTOPHEB'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Mass and during the Mass. Father Lindemann will return from visiting the sick in the parish and giving them Holy Communion at 12 o’clock Noon, and will again give Holy Communion at 12 o’clock. The High Mass at 8 o’clock on Monday morning was said for Rose Wiebell at the request of Rachel Joyce. On Tuesday Mrs. Helen Herriter requested that the Mass be said for her husband, Joseph Herriter, and their son, Arman. Arman Herriter was the only war casualty from St. Christopher parish. The St. Vincent School of Nursing Senior Class requested the High Mass this morning for Lillian Leach. Tomorrow morning the Mass will be one of Thanksgiving. John Helmer will be remembered in the Mass on Friday morning at the request of Marjorie Sears. An Anniversary Mass will be said on Saturday morning for John Dockter at the request of his widow, Ruth Dockter. John Dockter was the father of Mrs. Ruth Kasnak. There are no 6:15 Masses this week because Father Terrill is away visiting his mother in Michigan. Empty crates will be in back of St. Christopher school on West 15th street Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 25, 26 and 27. Please try to bring your papers and magazines down and help fill these crates. Anyone who cannot possibly bring their papers down should call Mrs. James Houk, CH. 4-1442, and she will arrange for pick-up. There will be no Paper Sale at St. Christopher in December. Advent sacrifice folders were given out to the school children this week and folders were mailed to the parishioners who have no children in school. All the monies received from these acts of selfdenial during the days of Advent are used for the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual benefits offered by the Junior C.Y.O. at St. Christopher for their members. Next Sunday is the beginning of Advent, a time of moderate penances in preparation for the birth of the Christ Child on Christmas. - There are no religion instructions this week. Our Lady of Fatima Discussion group met with Rosemary Boswell on November 7th and with Morelia Hughes on November 21st. Sacred Heart Discussion group met with Rose Sherman on November 14th. The ladies selling pecans are very sorry that they ran out of nuts over the week-end, but their supplier in Florida failed to get a shipment to them by Friday as promised. However, she advised Helen Beberdick, chairman, Friday that because of the warm weather down there the nuts were not falling fast enough, but that it was raining then and that she thought that she could get the ladies a shipment here by the first of the week. The ladies ask your patience, and they will rush the orders through just as soon as pecans are received—and thanks for all the orders which have been received and delivered. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

|SHOP| 'I

ed the purchase of sixty acres of ground at 25th and Lyndhurst for a high school site. Payment for this tract of land at $1,500 per acre was made from the Cumulative School Building Fund. The Board is now taking steps to seek the approval of the Indianapolis City Council and the Metropolitan Plan Commission to have the ground annexed to Speedway and to have it approved for a school building site. The Schoolhouse Planning Division of the State Department of Public Instruction has already approved the project. Permission of the Indianapolis

TURKEYS 43s

WHY NOTptaca •* your insurance—life, auto, heme, business and health—with Walter R. Juenger 5832 Speedway Drive Bus.: MElrose 5-7538 Res.: CHopel 1-5638 Your local Senfcy Life* Hardware Mutuals t - representative ■ You utuMiat by bavins * single, eonfidantlal - source for all insurance. As your full-time insurance man I can save you ■ ■ time and money, keep all ■ It-- your coverage up to jAdCr date. Write or phone. Sentry Life

City Council is necessary for annexation due to a recent law which gives that body the power to approve annexations to towns within three miles of Indianapolis. The three Speedway High School choirs, Choral-Aires, Mod-ern-Aires, and Sparkle-Aires, will present a Choral Festival Concert at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday night, December 7, in the high school gym. The purpose of this concert is to give the choirs a first semester program and to raise funds for choir robes, awards, and other needs. Tickets, which will be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, may be obtained from choir members or at the door. At the Speedway Lions Club Football Banquet last Wednesday evening the Most Improved Player Award was given to Don Akers; the Most Valuable Player and the Lineman of the Year Awards were received by Bernie Enlow; and the Hanna Scholastic Award was made to Cal Ewing. Coaches, players, and school officials are grateful to the Lions Club for a very successful banquet. Another honor came to the 1960 Speedway football team when Roger Heiser, Senior, was named to the All-State Football Team by sports writers and coaches. This is the first time that Speedway has had a player on an All-State Team.

The varsity basketball squad won two close and hard-fought games over the weekend, defeating Zionsville 44-40 and Center Grove 57-52. The reserve team lost toYionsville 48-30, but won from Center Grove 34-27. LIBRARY NOTES The High School Library is open four evening 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 to the collection recently: Gallico—Mrs. ’Arris goes to Paris Gallico—Mrs. ’Arris goes to New York Walden—Waverly Books in print, 1960 Subject guide to books in print, 1960 Ford—Janice Meredith Walsh—Russia and the Soviet Union Weber—My true love waits x. Butler Basketball Butler University’s varsity basketball team will make its first appearance Monday (November 28) when it tangles with a talented freshman team in the feature attraction of a bargain bill in the Butler Fieldhouse. Tipoff is at 7:30 p.m. (CDT). The game has been designated as Hinkle Appreciation Night and will mark the start of a schoolyear long tribute to “Tony” Hinkle for his 40 years of athletic service to Butler University. Tickets for the game, priced at SI.OO, will be available at the gate.

Postmaster Urges Early Mailing Postmaster, Walter A. Smith, who has launched his “Mail Early For Christmas Campaign,” believes a word to the wise will help make your Christmas and that of your friends a merry as it should be. With Christmas only a little less than a month away, the Indianapolis Post Office already is geared to insure the delivery of all gift packages and Christmas cards by December 24th, but your cooperation is essential. There are about 167 million people in the United States today, said Mr. Smith, and more people means more mail. That’s why it is so important to have a helping hand from the public to “MAIL EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS.” He directed his appeal especially to the “lady of the house” because she usually selects the Christmas cards, buys most of the gifts and sees to it that the Christmas mailing list is up-to-date. Predicting that this year’s Christmas mail will set a new alltime record, exceeding even the great volume of mail handled in 1959, which was about 6% greater than 1958. The postmaster urges

COLLEGE EDUCATION LOANSI You may finance an entire college program or just a portion, spreading the costs over a greater number of years than the actual "in-college" period. PBtSONAL LOANSI For those "unexpected" bills. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANSI Repairing—Remodeling—Expanding. AUTO LOANSI Pay-asyou-go in your new car. Whatever your needs—you'll en/oy prompt, confidentol service and low bank rates at Speedway State Bank, ASK ABOUT "SPEED-BANK CREDIT " A REVOLVING CREDIT HAN SPEEDWAY STATE BANK 5300 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD 1532 MAIN STREET • CLERMONT, INDIANA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

1 I / w H Wr

Sale Price s l4 95

Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 8 p.m.

LYONS DEPARTMENT STORE 1534-38 Main St. CHapel 4-0141

the public to take the following steps at once. Check your Christmas card list very carefully, making sure that each address includes the full name, street, and number, city zone, and state. Also ask for the free labels reading “All For Local Delivery” and “All For Out-Of-Town Delivery” so that you can speed arrival of your cards by sorting and tying them in two separate bundles, with addresses all facing the same way. Stock up on your stamps now, and remember too, that only Christmas cards bearing 4c or 7c air mail postage, may include a personal message, or be returned if undeliverable. Nothing more than a signature is authorized on cards bearing 3c postage. Plan your mailings so that those for the most distant points go first. Try to get all of your long distance mailings into the post office before December 10th, and nearby points by December 15th. The best time to avoid crowds at the Stamp Windows are before 10:00 a.m., and between 1:30 and 3:30 pjn. Don’t forget to use Postal Zones and Local and Out-of-Town labels.

There’s a Loan for Any Worthwhile Purpose at Speedway State Bank

MEN'S CAR COATS ★ LIGHT GREY ★ TAN * BROWN CHARCOAL GREY $18.95 Value

KOGAN’S DRIVE-IN BAKERY 5310 W. 10th St. CH. 1-1318 ★ DONUTS * ROLLS ★ PIES * COOKIES "Cakes for all Occasions" ★ HOT BREAD EVERY AFTERNOON ★ Open 6 AM. to 10:30 PjM.

ELLWANGER 2538 W. 16th St. Wiring

WE WIRE FOR POWER & LIGHT • RANGES • WASHERS • DRYERS Additional Wall Outlets Added Free Estimates—Call ggj

Page 7

ELECTRIC ME. 6-1911 , ALL TYPES— New & Rewiring Commercial & Residential