Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1961 — Page 2

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The ... SPEEDWAY FLYER NON-PARTISAN NONSECT ARIAN WILLIAM ANDERSON. Editor Editorial Office 5217 West 15th Street Residence Telephone. CH. 4-1756 Classified Ads INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting, wall washing, basement walls painted with Sta-Dri. All work guaranteed. Reasonable price. Frank Shields, 1259 Rosner Drive, CH. 4-2767. WASHER and DRYER REPAIR—on all makes washers and dryers, specializing in Kenmore and Whirlpool. Also rebuilt washers and dryers for sale. Evening calls only. CH. 1-3717 PLASTER REPAIRS, arch work and partitions removed or rebuilt, dean, reliable plastering service. Free estimates, G. G. Zering after 6 p.m. ME. 1-9493. 2519 W. Jackson St. BROOMS AND BRUSHES for sale by Speedway blind man. Will deliver. CH 4-1852. 5122 Ford St. ECONOMY UPHOLSTERY SHOP. 3343 W. 10th St. BEST OF FABRICS AND WORK GUARANTEED. FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY. HERB HERRON. ED KNIGHT. ME. >- 1476. RES. CH. 1-2261. PAlNTlNG—Exterior and interior, wallpapers cleaning, wall washing, (white) CH. 1-5113. 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. TRASH PICK UP and General hauling. Basements and garages cleaned. For appointment or impaediate service call CH. 4-4995 anytime. . . _i— ■ LIGHT HAULING Appliances, furniture, trash, etc. 24 hour service, (located in Speedway) CH. 4-1278 or CH. 1-2946. . . NEW FLOORS LAID—AIso refinish old floors: wall and floor tije ‘ *?—' ' - ~•» j 1 installed. WA. 3-4896. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR STORE CLUB—Pam’s Fashions, 1610 N. Lyndhurst.

REFRIGERATOR REPAIR SERVICE ME. 6-1003 PIANO TUNING and REPAIRS —lO yrs. local exp., full-time service. ME. 7-1755. If no answer, call evenings. Chas. W. Hine, 1812 N. Kessler. WE HAVE GOOD SELECTION OF USED POWER MOWERS. REASONABLY PRICED. STOP IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. SPEEDWAY LAWN & GARDEN CENTER. 5242 CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. JEEP FOR SALE—Must see to appreciate; also trailer hitch for 1957 Buick or Oldsmobile. Call after 6 p.m. CH. 4-9096. APPLES HONEY CIDER Holiday wishes to all (Open 7 Days) 2 miles west T ’. S. 52 on 86th St. McCAY ORCHARD.

"NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS" MAY EVERY DAY OF 1962 BE FULL OF HAPPINESS FOR EVERYONE! Wayne and Marvin

Fay Your Utility Bills Here! “PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE”

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DANCE LESSONS i Children. Teen-agers and adults. Classes in Ballroom, Tap, Ballet and Acrobatic. BLACK’S DANCE STUDIOS CH. 4-2312 WATER SOFTENER SALT—Pellet or granular form. Speedway Lawn and Garden Center, 5242 Crawfordsville Rd., CH. 4-5811. HOOPER TV SERVICE—IO years exp. Home calls, $2.50. Hours 9:00 a th. to 9:00 p.m. AX. 1-7047. EXTERIOR and INTERIOR PAINTING, Paperhanging, Steaming. Murals, Free estimates, ME. 1-8246, 73« N. Sommerset. W. E. Poland. DOCTORS, AGENTS, PROFES- — SIONAL MEN Office space available, 15th and Main St., 2nd floor, 1300 sq. ft For information. Phone Mr. Levinson, CH. 4-0210. WHITE’S CARPENTRY Remodeling, jobs large or small. CH. 4-4352. PAPER HANGING—STEAMING —PAINTING. Interior, exterior. Melvin H. Scott 2290 N. Warman. ME. 1-3081. CARPENTER WORK rooms, storm doors and windows, aluminum siding, garages, all sizes: garages 14x22. $620; 20x22, $840; 24x24, $925. Also new homes. J. Fugate, CH. 1-0786. TOP SOIL Fill dirt, crushed stone and gravel. UL. 2-2052 after 5 p.m. or UL. 2-2418 anytime. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Remodeling— New Construction Cement Work of any kind—Roofing—Siding—Cabinets—AU kinds of repair. Experienced workmen, fully insured. Financing available —Bank Rates. Ken Rowings, 4837 W. 25th St CH. 1-1337. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Speedway Auto Glass, 4202 W. Michigan, CH, 1-8717. IRONINGS done in my home. $1 per hour. 1259 Rosner Drive, CH. 4-2767, ALTERATIONS Ladies, men’s and children’s; also knit skirts shortened. All work done in my home. Will call at your home to take fittings. CH. 1-9993. BLUE SPRUCE Wethington Landscape Service, U, 8. 136 at Co. Line Rd., Clermont, Ind. Shade Trees, Fruit Trees, Flowering Trees, Evergreens, shrubs, stepping stones, Live Christmas Trees. Open week days 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Sats. 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Suns. 1:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. AX. 1-8827 evenings. SHOT GUN SHELLS All gauges and name brands at popular prices. Speedway Hardware, 1612 N. Lyndhurst, CH. 43156. ' MITTIE DAVIDSON—ALTERATIONS AND DRAPES. 1839 N. Livingston. WANTED MULTIPLE LINE INSURANCE SALESMAN Young man, age 25-45, for auto, fire, etc. insurance selling. Experience helpful but not necessary. Earnings unlimited, guaranteed draw. Call Dick Worman at Nationwide Insurance, CL. 3-3286. 1957 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON V-8, powerglide, R&H, undercoat, seat belts, excell. cond. TE. 9-3289.

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FOB RENT WALLPAPER STEAMER LAWN ROLLERS <*ERTILIZER SPREADERS POST HOLE DIGGERS ELECTRIC DRILLS SEWER TAPES FLOOR SANDERS FLOOR POLISHERS SPEEDWAY HARDWARE 1612 N LYNDHURST CHAPEL 4-3156 INSURANCE New reduced rates on Homeowners policies. Also low auto rates to qualified drivers. Call today for a quotation on your particular insurance need. Manny Thacker, Ins. Mgr. A. C. MOLDTHAN, INC. 4906 W. 16th St.—CH. 4-2445 ATTENTION HOME OWNERS— Landscaping and Planting season is here again. Call for free estimates on planting, of evergreens, all types, shrubs (flowering and shades of all kinds). Tree topping. SPECIAL ON SHADE TREES Silver or soft maple, bare root: 6 to 8 ft., $4.45; 8 to 10 ft., $5.70; iy 4 ” to 1%”, 12 ft., $7.45; 1%” to 2”, 12 to 14 ft., $8.70; 2 to 2%”, 16 ft., $10.00; 2% to 3”, 18 ft., $13.95; Ball and burlap, special prices. Call Bob Hoeger Landscaping Service, CH. 1-2766 or CH. 1-1329. HAULING and TRASH CLEANUP Garages and basement cleaned. Furniture and appliances moved. Anytime, day or night, Saturday or Sunday also. Reasonable rates. Guaranteed work. Veteran. ME. 2-9104. TOR SALE OR TRADE—Home on east side, 4119 N. Bolton, 3 bedroom brick, 2% car gar., fenced yard. Will trade for home on west side. Call Mr. Denton at Denton’s Standard Service, 5841 Crawfordsville Rd., CH. 1-8500,

NUTRI-810 FOOD SUPPLEMENT DISTRIBUTORS. John and Nelle Hoss. CH. 4-0096. HOUSE FOR SALE—by OwnerTransferred out of town—3 bedroom brick, full base., attach, garage, 6 years old. 1651 DeSoto Lane, CH. 4-5192. REMODELING and REDECORATING—No cash needed. CH. 1-5296 or ME. 1-8916. FOR SALE—hlue double breasted men’s suit, size 40, worn once; also top coat. CH. 41782. DO YOU LIKE the location you now live in? You don’t have to move to have the home of your dreams. Modernize the one you are now living in and have the conveniences and comfort of a new home without the cost. For your modernizing needs call Jim Coughlin, Designer - Modernizer. UL. 2-2445. QUALITY ORNAMENTAL YEWS, spreaders, shrubs, shade trees. WILCOX TREE FARM. Open only evenings and Saturday and Sunday. North of Good’s Elevator at Clermont on County Line Road at 65th Street. FOR RENT—% double in Speedway, 1 bedroom, $75. CH. 48013. 6541 WEST 16th—Charming used brick ranch home, 3 bedrms., attach, gar., extras; studio ceiling, fence, softener, carpet, drapes, patio, 1% baths, paved streets, sewers, trees. By appt. CH. 4-7001. WILL CARE FOR small child, my home, days. In Speedway. CH. 1-5703.

WESTWOOD NEW YEAR'S DANCE SUNDAY. DECEMBER 31

It’s A NEW YEAR! 1962 And We Hope It Is Filled With Good Things For Yon!

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WE REPLACE SCREEN WIRE IN YOUR FRAMES Get them repaired now to as to be ready ter Spring installation. SPEEDWAY HARDWARE IDI2 N. Lyndhurst CH. 4-3156 ACCORDION—PIANO ORGAN—GUITAR LESSONS IN YOUR HOME Trial Basis—Accordion Fum. Accordions—Amplifiers Chord Organs 36 Months to Pay WOODWARD ACADEMY CH. 1-1058 USA Funds For Needy Indiana Students Since February i of this year needy Indiana students have been helped with 1,538 long-term, lowcost loans through the 166 banks participating in the USA Funds student loan program. In 10 months students borrowed $809,965. The average loan is $527. | USA Funds is a nonprofit corporation that endorses bank loans which students use to pay college expenses. For each SI,OOO raised and maintained by USA Funds in an endorsement reserve, hometown banks may lend needy students up to a total of $12,500. Each SI,OOO contribution to the reserves permits USA Funds to endorse loans for 25 students at SSOO each. These loans in Indiana are available to any resident of the state who has completed the first year of college and may be used for expenses at any approved college in the United States. Three-fourths of the loans endorsed by USA Funds are for students whose families have earnings below $7,000 per year. Many of the loans are made to students with one or more brothers or sisters in college. One-fourth of the loans were made to students with parents earning less than $4,000 per year. Most loans are to students whose parents have more than 4 dependents other than the borrowing student. s USA Funds in Indiana is now raising additional funds so that no student who is a resident of Indiana will be denied funds for eollegd expenses. The chairman of the Indiana program is Mr. E. B. Newill, retired vice-president of General Motors. Former Governor Harold Handley is assisting in raising funds for the endorsement reserve.

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To Everyone . . . BEST WISHES FOR A “Happy New Year” AEILEEN’S BEAUTY SHOP 4920 W. 16th St. CH. 4-5518

JEJk R. “Boge” Noble MjjgkW BEST WISHES FOR "A HAPPY NEW YEAR" Ittt LINCOLN ROAD m CH. 4-4013 ST. 3-0437 "Save and Have

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LNS BEAUTY SHOP Best Wtekes Fer A "HAPPY NEW YEAR" CH. 4-9481 5121 W. 15th St.

Indiana Bell "Metroplan" Outdoor phases of Indiana Bell’s “Metroplan” preparations stand out among four major telephone construction projects now being carried out by the company in the Indianapolis metropolitan area. George K. Kennelly, Indianapolis division manager, said the company, over-all, will invest more than $600,000 and will place nearly 31,000 miles of new telephone wire in the four jobs. The largest of the projects involves expansion of telephone facilities for upgrading—as part of “Metroplan”—of rural service to modern, one- and two-party service. Extension of city telephone service to all outlying sectors of the Indianapolis exchange area, without mileage charges, is one of the highlights of the big service improvement program to be completed next fall. Additional underground and aerial cable is being placed at [many points in the STate telei phone area in the current project. At the same time, Kennelly said, outside facilities are being “beefed up” on the side to help create more STate telephone numbers. Another of the projects is under way in the Greenwood area. There both underground and overhead telephone cable is being added in rural portions of the TUcker exchange to help facilitate the introduction of suburban service under “Metroplan.” Suburban service reduces to four the maximum number of l parties on any telephone line and substitutes an economical zone rate plan for the mileage system now in effect,

Red Cross Needs Home Nursing Instructors “Because of the demand for Red Cross Care of the Sick and injured classes, increased by the extremely tense international crisis, the Indianapolis Area Red Cross badly needs 50 volunteer graduate nurses and other persons with teaching ability to become home nursing instructors,” announced Mrs. James H. Hawk, Chairman of the Red Cross Home Nursing Committee. Classes for those who would like to become volunteer Red Cross home nursing instructors start on Monday, January 22, one class from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., and the other from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Successive sessions will be held on Wednesday, January 24, and on the following four Wednesdays. The course will be held at the Red Cross Chapter House, 1126 North Meridian Street. Those persons who would like to enroll are urged to call Red Cross at ME. 4-1441 for more information.

TO OUR SPEEDWAY FRIENDS: “The Happiest Holiday Season Ever” JOHN BUNCH CO. . REALTORS

WISHING . . . EVERYONE A “HAPPY NEW YEAH” RENT IT HERE BUSARD RENTAL TRAILERS 1330 Main—Speedway

A "Packaged Deal" In Potatoes No matter what you call a white potato be it spud, cobbler or Irish potato—consider it a bargain food buy. If you are looking for economy, nourishment or convenience—you have a package deal when you buy the white potato. Even though we eat fewer potatoes than we did a decade Of so ago, we ate more potatoes last year than all other fresh vegetables combined. The per capita consumption of potatoes was about 95 pounds, or nearly a potato a day for every man, woman and child. Plentiful is the word for potatoes too, with the supplies of potatoes 10% larger than last year. Potatoes are too good a buy to pass up. Quantity lots are cheaper if your storage facilities are adequate; you should keep potatoes in a cool, dark place. For best keeping, store potatoes' at temperatures of 45 to 50 degrees F. Darkness prevents greening of the skin and flesh. This greening lowers eating quality. Potatoes also need air circulation. Don’t store in an air tight container or place them on a damp cellar floor.

“HAPPY NEW YEAR” TO EVERYONE! May Every Good Thing Be Yours in 1962 ☆ JOHN SCHOLL LatMteeapiag Service 1640 Allis—n CH. 4-2152

Piano Tuning & Repair Excellent Reference* FLEMING REED CH. 4-9275

tICONKLE FUNERAL HOME 4925 WEST 14A ST.. 1934 WEST MICHIGAN St SPEEDWAY. . . . . . INDIANAPOLIS Ml MME, VMg ORDift *" TH4 OOtMN MMI (JJ EGARDLESS of their religious denominations, families of all faiths have consistently called the Conkle Funoral Homo throughout the years; our services have been found to be complete, comfort ing, and always appropriate.

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KINDER TEXACO SERVICE Our Wish to Everyone . . . "A Very Happy New Year" 16th & Lyndhurst CH. 4-0949

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To Everyone . . . “New Year’s Greetings” Walt’s Speedway Cleaners Jimmy CNtrell, Prep. 4723 W. 16th St. CH. 1-Ml7

“Season’s Greetings” FROSTOP 5211 W. 10th St.

EDDIE’S BARBER SHOP 3236 Crawfordsville Read "Season's Greetings" i BARBERS Open Monday thru Fri M 8:30 AJA. to 6 PJA. Saturday MB AJA. to 5 PJA. CH. 4-2559 KFFraEv?M»VICE

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Thursday, December 28, 1961