Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1961 — Page 4

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“Affordable, Competent Assistance” TAX RETURNS PREPARED PERSONAL, SMALL BUSINESS, PARTNERSHIPS, CORPORATION, BOOKKEEPING, AUDITS, SYSTEMS, MONTHLY, QUARTERLY, ANNUAL MICHAEL C. LATZ & Associates 3422 WEST 16TH STREET (Lands Electrical Building 4th Bldg. W. of Tibbs, N. Side) OFF. ME. 1-0136 RES. AX. 1-6844 “Oser 13 th Year In The Speed wag Area”

PARTY AND SHOWER FAVORS RENTAL CENTERPIECES FOR SHOWERS, WEDDINGS, PARTIES, ETC. ARTIFICIAL FLOWER SUPPLIES "Free Instruction" HITCHING POST GIFT SHOP 3624 West 16th Street ME. 6-3686

SALE 20% <> FF DIAMONDS - WATCHES - RINGS JEWELRY - CLOCKS MOST REPAIRS—I WEEK SERVICE YOUNG Jewelers 2610 WEST 16th STREET ME. 8-0339 "Registered Watchmaker" 9 to 6 DAILY - FRIDAY 9 to 8

™ is HOOSIER KING «*« 5232 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD "You Can Pay More, But You Can't Buy Better Gas" ft TUNE-UP ft STARTER AND GENERATOR ft TAIL PIPES AND MUFFLERS BRAKE SERVICE ft MINOR REPAIRS Chet Baggarly, Mechanic

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BLOOM FLOWERS SPENCER and EDWARDS W. 10th & Tibbs Ave. ME. 6-5556 “Plenty of Free Parking 9 *

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

AUTO RADIO MWE M SERVICE Most Radios Repaired While You Wait Any Make Radio Any Make Car 2538 West 16th Street Factory Supervised Repair Headquarters for Motorola -- Zenith - Philco

ELLWANfiER ELECTRIC ML 6*1911

FLOWERS... "The Gift That •is Always Remembered in Lovely Haeger Pottery"

ACTUAL SIZE Uta personalized 18-kt. goW-pfafed IgnMon key and ring you can recenre sow of Speedway State Bank. h FREE with our compliments... this PERSONALIZED (Bolden CarKcu complete with ring and monogram when you finance your car purchase here!

NEW AUTO LOANS

ONLY ’4.50 Per SIOO

SPEEDWAY STATE BANK Now! Get both at Speedway State Bank. Low cost auto financing . . . plus this monogrammed 18 kt. gold-plated ignition key for your car, FREE! No waiting! Your Speedway Golden Car Key is cut to fit your car right at the bank. Get yours today! SPEEDWAY ((state bank J) THREE OFFICES: 1532 Main Street, Speedway 15 W. Main, Clermont • Temporary Office Now Open at the Site of Our New Office at 5300 Crawfordsville Road Mtmbtr Ftdtral Dtp»»it Inturanet C»rpirttii»

CHANGE ’EM/ NR/4K I Dirt-choked furnace filters waste fuel. Cut those fuel bills—stop in today for a fresh set of genuine SfeA. R X I> S Speedway Hardware 1612 N. Lyndhurst CH. 4-3156

WE ALSO REPAIR • TELEVISION • HI-FI • STEREO • RECORD PLAYERS • HOME RADIO COMPLETE LINE OF BATTERIES

RADIO SERVICE

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY (Slightly hitter rata m 30 * 36 month Imm)

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Richard Wainwright

THE SMART MOVE WEST/2727 N. HIGH SCHOOL ROAD

It's a Westside Custom . . . moving up to Meadowood!

Nearly 500 pleased families own Fredrick Falender Homes in Meadowood, choicest residential area in the Town of Speedway . . . with all these community advantages: ☆ Plenty of "elbow room" inside and outside!

_ For Information Phone AX. 1-8550 Ask about our GuaranteedI Value Trade-in Plan on J | your present home! I 2727 N. HIGH SCHOOL RD. 11 .lIJwSbT OPEN 1-7 P.M. SUN.-FRI.; 1-6 SAT.

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James A. O'Hara Co. 3422 W. 16th Street ME. 7-7821

Three Words Tell Story of Rural Youth Program The Rural Youth program in three words is Education, Recreation, and Community Service. Rural Youth Clubs are sponsored by the Indiana Farm Bureau and ithe Purdue University Extension Service. Three adults (two Farm Bureau members and one member from the Purdue Extension) serve as advisors. The club is open to anyone between the ages of 16 to 30 who would like to meet other people throughout (the city and

McHUGH STANDARD SERVICE • TUNE-UP • BRAKE WORK • WHEEL BALANCING • VALVE GRINDING • MINOR REPAIRS "Complete 1-Stop Service" 16th & Cunningham CH. 4-0772 “Free Pick-up Delivery”

RICHARD WAINWRIGHT . . . WIDELY KNOWN HAIR STYLIST s IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH "BEAUTY BY BRYANT BEAUTY SALON" In The Speedway Shopping Center 5910 Crawfordsville Road • CALL HIM FOR AN APPOINTMENT • CH. 1-8269 BEAUTY by Bryant BEAUTY SALON SPEEDWAY SHOPPING CENTER Call CH. 1-8269 for Appointment Mm., Thum, Fri. 9 to 9 - Tues., Wad. 9 to 5 - Sat. • to 3

ft City water and utilities ft Sanitary and storm sewers Paved streets, sidewalks ft New Speedway Shopping Center adjoins area ft Grade school within area

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Eliminates Old-Fashioned Raw Water Obsoletes ALL Merely Soft Water

state. Our next meeting will be held Monday, March 6, 1961 ait 8:00 p.m., Purdue Extension, 902 N. Meridian. Jordan Ballet The Jordan Ballet Companies of Butler University will present programs on Friday evening, March 10th at eight-thirty o’clock and Saturday afternoon, March 11th at three o’clock in the auditorium of North Central High School.

THE BUCKINGHAM SERIES separate dining ream, 2-car garage. One es many series of homes at MEADOWOOD ... all available with baaementa . . . some from IBH Sewn. FHA or Conventional financing . . . competitive prices!

ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Christopher is 4 to 5 a.m. Saturday. Men have been asked to register for a record of their attendance. Call Kenny Thomas, president of the Holy Name Society, for further information and pool rides. Members of the Altar Society and all the ladies of the parish will receive corporate Holy Communion Sunday morning at the 8 o’clock Mass. The ladies have been requested to assemble in the rear of the church five minutes before the Mass. Indianapolis Catholics will join with others throughout the nation March 5-12 to contribute to the Catholic Bishop Relief Fund, which has a minimum goal of five million dollars to help the homeless and hungry overseas. Last week, too late for this paper however, the Junior CYO of St. Christopher Quiz teams in the Criterion Content won, Mrs. Peter Martich, their leader, reported. Little Flower parish forfeited to Team No. 1 made up of Frank Sherman, David Houk, Kathy Martich, and Jerry Gambrail. Team No. 2 won over Holy Name. Their members are Tom Rhein, Tom Leming, Margaret Brading, and Pat Ellison. High Mass on Monday morning at eight o’clock was for Rose Wiebell at the request of Sister Bernadette. Clarence and Cecila Ledwith requested the Mass on Tuesday morning for a special intention of thanksgiving. Joseph and Elizabeth Zeunik were remembered in the Mass yesterday morning. The Mass was requested by the William Zeunik family. This morning the Mass was for Heirman Medenwald at the request of Hazel Matlock. Charles, Lillie, and Car Zipp will be remembered in the morning 8 o’clock Mass on First Friday at the request of Mrs. R. B. Hildenbrand. The High Mass on First Saturday morning will be for Bess Ollinger at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Art Spray and Mr. and Mrs. William Ramsey. Six grade school girls from St. Christopher school were among the forty five winners of art competition selected to participate in two weekly art classes to be held at St. Mary’s and at St James the Greater schools beginning Saturday, February 25th. They were Mary Sherman, Peggy Jo Lawrence, Elaine Eenie, Carol Ann Wells, Rosemary Wolfla and Karen Enlow. One of the instructors ait St. Mary’s will be Patricia Gropp, a senior art major at Marian Co' je. Miss Gropp is the daughter of Louis and Aldine Gropp, former members of St Christopher parish. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray ST. ANDREWS LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) League in Fellowship Hall. 6:00 p.m. Junior Choir rehearsal in Primary Dept. 6:00 p.m. Confirmation Classs in Junior Dept. 7:00 pan. Confirmation Choir rehearsal in Primary Dept. Monday, March 6. 7:30 p.m. Pastoris Class at 1908 Patton Drive. Tuesday, March 7. 8:00 p.m. Esther Circle, U.L.C.W. at the home of Mrs. Irmy Smith, 4019 Alberta Street. Wednesday, March 8. 7:30 p.m. Midweek Lenten Service. 8:30 p.m. Senior Choir rehearsal. Thursday, March 9. 9:30 a.m. Martha Circle, U.L.C.W. at the home of Mrs. Ruth Hubbard, 1738 Beeler St. 8:00 p.m. Mary Magdalene Circle, U.L.C.W. at the home of Mm Blanche Wagie, 1883 DeSoto Lane.

Thursday, March 2, 1961

Former Speedway Girl Wins Top Scout Honor An unusual honor in girl scouting circles has been conferred upon Senior Scout Miss Kathi Fontenot of Senior Mariner Scout Troop 235 of Cocoa, Florida. Miss Fontenot has been selected to participate in the national opportunity trips this summer, of which there are only two girls from Florida going. She will go to the AllStates Camp Conference at Camp Ross Trails, Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss Fontenot, who is formerly from Speedway, has lived in Cocoa, Florida for nearly 3 years, where her father is employed at Cape Canaveral. She became a brownie at age eight and obtained her curved bar, highest award in scouting, as an Intermediate. She became a Senior Scout here under the leadership of Mrs. Fred Scyphers, and became President of her troop. When she transferred to Cocoa, she choose the Mariner field. In the summer of 1959 she completed her program aide bar at Camp Ticochee and the past summer completed her first year course as a Counselor-In-Training at Camp Dorothy Thomas, in Tampa, Florida. This fall she returned to her Mariner Ship, USS Shenandoah, and is now VicePresident. Kathi is a member of Citrus Council Planning Board, and is a Junior at Cocoa High School. DONKEY BASKETBALL MARCH 17ih SPEEDWAY GYM

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