Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1961 — Page 3

Thursday, August 24, 1961

CLASSIFIEDS 5453 MEADOWOOD DRIVE— 3 bedroom, 1% baths, base., attach. gar., porch, gas heat. Owner transferred. AX. 1-1104. FOR RENT Vacant Sept. Ist, nice %, 2 bedroom double, base., auto, heat, Speedway. 1212 Winton. AX. 1-1453. HOUSE FOR SALE—3 bedroom, modem, full base., % acre. 4045 Cossell Road. CH. 4-3494. FOR SALE HURST ceramic tile bath, Venetian blinds, hardwood floors, fenced yard, near schools, churches, shopping center, on bus line. By owner, CH. 4-4676. A, FOR RENT— unfurnished apt. CH. 4-9300. OWNER SELLING lovely brick ranch, below cost dining room, family kitch., dishwasher, many closets, excell, traffic pattern, base., double garage, fenced yard, walk to schools, churches. 1626 DeSoto Lane, CH. 4-4654. FOR SALE —Deluxe A.M.C. % ton room air conditioner, excell. cond.; Minn.-Honeywell coal furnace thermostat and draft operater with bonnet overheating control. AX. 1-6963. TOWN NEWS (Continued from Page 11 quality of grade school facilities, while 50.2 per cent rated the junior high school and 45.9 per cent rated the senior high school facilities in the excellent-good category.

And of the group which answered the questions pertaining to school facilities, 88 per cent said they prefer that the Speedway school system retain independent status as opposed to the county school form of education. That the average Speedway resident prefers to trade in his own home area is borne out by the fact that 77.5 per cent of those answering the survey said they shop in Speedway. Implications of the report and how steps can be taken to remedy conditions residents feel need attention will be discussed at the Monday meeting, which is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. and is open to the public. In action at last Monday night’s special meeting, the Town Board: 1. Approved Police Chief Glenn Collins’ recommendation that stop signs replace the present yield markers on 21st Street at Winton Avenue, and that the 25th Street-Lyndhurst Drive intersection be made a four-way stop. 2. Voted to increase the adult school patrol wage rate from $55 to $65 per month. 3. Gave the green light to plans to erect a 70-foot communica tions tower near the Town Hall to improve two-way radio contact between mobile units and the base station at a cost of approximately SBOO. 4. Granted permission to Indi-

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Good And Good For Us Plums, like all other fruits, are so beautiful, delicate in flavor, and fragrant that they have an appetite appeal second to that of no other food. Fruits, as a group including plums, are important for the vitamins which they contain and their function as body regulators. But they hold a high place in our diets because of their esthetic value. They have that wonderful ability to stimulate our appetites. We eat plums because we like them. How many of the more than 2,000 plum varieties do you know? It is fairly easy to become “plum” expert on the subject if you’ll remember there are

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nouncing the continuation of the sale for the fifth straight year. “By taking advantage of this offer, the buyer can save $4.50. Under our plan, the rate averages out to 60 cents a game,” he said. Single game admission is $1.50. Tickets are available at the Bursar’s Office, Room 102, Jordan Hall, on the campus. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday, and 8:30 a.m, to noon Saturday. Mail orders should be addressed to the Butler Publicity Office, Butler University, Indianapolis 7. Butler home opponents include Bradley, September 23; Ball State, September 30; St. Joseph’s, October 21; Valparaiso, November 4, and Washington (St. Louis), November 18. Mental Health Meeting The subject of a feature article in the current issue of The Saturday Evening Post, Edwin S. Shneidman, Ph.D., will be the speaker at the citation banquet during the 1961 Program Conference and Annual Meeting of the Indiana Association for Mental Health scheduled for September 14-15.

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GIRL SCOUTS AT STATE FAIR The Moosier Capital Girl Scouts and their leaders will be guests of the Indiana State Fair Board on Scout Day, Wednesday, August 30, the opening day of the fair. Scouts wearing uniforms or carrying 1961 identification cards will be admitted free to the grounds and to the performance at the grandstand which will begin at 12 noon. A program presented by the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts will precede the Western Horse Show starting at 1 p.m. Throughout the fair period and on International Day, Tuesday, September 5, Girl Scouts will present international dances and other programs on the outdoor stage adjacent to the International building Sure to click is the expanded photography contest in the Women’s Building at the Indiana State Fair. More classes than ever before have been set up and “best of show” awards will be given to the top amateur’s and professional’s exhibits. Dates for the Fair are August 30 through September 7.

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