Speedway Flyer, Volume 32, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1963 — Page 7

Thursday, April 25, 1963

IjiouUMjoMnson) "l—iiwnrfc for Hungry Amshc— * lAlfefr-4 1 HlSl 7 AJA. TO 11 P.M. DAILY l “lgßfea==- Frid.y a Saturday Til li p.m. DBJCIOUS CHAR-COAL BROILED STEAK $2.35 With French Fried Potatoes, Sliced Tomato and Lettuce 2606 N. High School Rd. Speedway

■B -H - aSjjggM ■■ K H I .' Wr

Pep and Zest reflect good health. Get a periodic check-up by your doctor. If medicines or vitamins are prescribed, we will gladly serve you.

Isrnirir Piek Up ’ l " 1 |ir Delivery Service “Pay Your Utility Bills Here” Plenty of Parking Space

WAYHESiMPMI-MAWINKIKW ■ ’’W£ BEST IN NATIONALLY ADVERTISED E/dj brands" [ CH. 4-/42/ /f> r - H f. LYNN UR ST

FUNERAL HOMES’ Speedway Chapel 2950 N. High School Road AX. 1-1193 Farley Funeral Homes "Friendly Funeral Directors" 1604 W. Morris St. MElroso 8-2388 2950 N. High School Rd. AX. 1-1193

WE’RE EASY TO FIND

SAFETY OF YOUR \ JA //&/ SAVINGS i / ■ z \%a\ SIO,OOO AS-// J

% %ce tyuA, TKonafl 1518*20 MAIN STREET Chartered 1884 CHapel 4-3321

/HEY UMPA I YOU'RE < /STANDING ON) \Y<MIR

FORMAL WEAR . . . AVAILABLE IN SPEEDWAY WHITE DINNER JACKET - TUXHXJ TROUSERS CUMMERBUND - TIE - HANDKERCHIEF - SUSPENDERS SPECIAL PROM RENTAL SB-25 COMPLETE $ EXTRA 4

AVAILABLE BONUS! Special Discount For Corsage Which Includes $ FREE 4 BOUTONNIERE!

GARAGE SALE The Indianapolis Chapter of National Paraplegia Foundation announces a Garage Sale Saturday, April 27th at 12 noon. The sale will be at 3349 W. 22nd Street. Furniture, dishes, utensils, electric appliances, and some antiques are available. The public is invited. CARD PARTY The Mutual Service Association is holding its annual card party on Monday, April 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the murat Temple. This organization is celebrating its 60th birthday this year. From a humble beginning back in 1903, Mutual Service Association has grown into a vital force in our community by coming to the assistance of business women, who, dependent on themselves, are temporarily in need of help. Card Party The ladies Auxiliary of Mickleyville Fire Dept, are sponsoring a Card Party Friday, April 26th at the Fire Station, 817 S. Ingomar. Time 8:30 p.m. Nice prizes, door prizes. Public invited.

WE CAN SELL YOURS IN “1963” Lucille Berkley AX. 1-8284 Kenny Crawford ME. 6-1039 Mary Jane Funk ME. 7-6241 Member of Western Multiple Listing Ass'n. CH. 4-5303 DAY - NIGHT 5316 W. 16th Street Speedway

JOHN BEAU WHEEL ALIGNMENT $y so (Parts Extra)

ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING WHEELS BALANCED ON THE CAR (UQ , PER WHEEL *)£ PLUS WEIGHTS

OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK DENTON’S

Across From The Speedway Shopping Center 5841 Crawfordsville Rd. (U.S. Rd. 136) CH. 1-8566

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

EDRICH MEN'S WEAR 5910 Crawfordsville Road Speedway Shopping Center CH. 4-8662 SPEEDWAY, IND. Open Evenings 'Til 9:00 p.m.

JCCA Hold Pre Camp Rally Sunday, April 28 The Day Camp Committee of the Jewish Community Center Association, 6701 Hoover Road announces Sunday, April 28 there will be a Pre-Camp rally and registration from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in the gymnasium. For further information please call Mrs. Stanley Rockman Camp Director at CL. 1-9468. Morris Street Players Robert McKay Owen, director of the Morris St. Players, has set performance dates of Gorki’s play “The Lower Depths” for May 16, 17, 18 and 19 at the Southwest Social Center Theater, 1917 West Morris St. For further information call ME. 2-4622. CARD PARTY The monthly card party of the WYFS of the Krannert Y, 605 S. High School Road, will be held on Tuesday afternoon, April 30th, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Door prizes and table prizes. SI.OO admission includes refreshments and baby sitting. Public invited.

WESTWOOD MASTER POINT WINNERS NS 1-2. Maxine Cook and Everyl Aikin 1-2. Florence Hood and Jack Simon 3. George Owings and Chuck Hoover 4. Harry Shaner and Don Fleetwood EW . 1. Dom Bastianelli and Monta Hale 2. Nita Steele and Helen Egbert 3. Chas. Thomberry and Nay Bentley 4. Madge Eckerle and Dot Marsh The special mixed pair game will be held Thursday, May 2nd. Health Rackets The machine was an electronic marvel, its manipulators assured their wideeyed dupes. And a huge boon to the ailing. Why, all you had to do was send in a blood sample and the gadget would make a diagnosis, duly reporting whether your earache sifnified gout, cancer, or cowpox. There was one small hitch.

I aFZ ; b9hKm

FRONT ENDS REBUILT ANY MAKE OR MODEL •k KING PINS ★ BAIL JOINTS * IDLER ARMS ★ TIE ROD ENDS (STANDARD) Wiir Yeo expect mere from Stamford and yea get ttl STANDARD

jo

When government inspectors sent a couple of samples to the midwest “laboratory” where it held sway, it turned out the machine couldn’t even tell the difference between blood and colored water, let alone figure out what was in them! Electronic health-aid fakery has grown into big business since technology became the going thing. Recently Food and Drug Administration agents raided a phoney health institute in Washington, D. C. They found the gifted “therapists” operating an impressive dingbat into which they fed answers to questionnaires filled out by patients. The machine batted back a “diagnosis” of the patient’s disorders, whether he had any or not. Health rackets are an old story. The Food and Drug Administration estimates that a hot billion a year is paid out to fakers offering relief from such diseases as asthma, cancer, arthritis, and heart ailments. Standard medical treatment may look old-fashioned in this day of scientific wonders, but there isn’t any substitute for it. Your doctor is the one best qualified to advise you on any new development in this field. He is also, now as always, the one best qualified to treat your ills. Stuffed Pork Chops 6 double pork chops, pocketed Stuffing: 2 cups coarsely crumbled corn bread % cup finely-chopped celery 2 tablespoons chopped onion 2 tablespoons chopped parsley % teaspoon salt Dash pepper V 4 teaspoon marjoram V 4 teaspoon oregano

M C CORMICK LUMBER CO, Inc. Only Complete Stock of Kiln Dried Lumber In Towa 702 North Tfcbt Avenue

LI 11 "" ' I ’X, i ; -j-L B I ★ IS THIS ROOM FULL TOO? SPRING is Home Improvement Time! ... a good time to think about adding a room to your house for modern, spacious living . . . building a patio . . . adding a garage, yard fencing, painting, a new roof, or any of a hundred home improvement projects. See First Bank and Trust Company first about your home improvement loan for up to $3,500 with up to 5 years to repay. FIRST BANK & TRUST HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS CAN BE MADE QUICKLY... CALL CH. 1-6313 I I II Member F.D.I.C. COMPANY Serving You for Thirty-Four Years as Speedway STATE BANK BRANCHES: 1532 Main St., Speedway, Ind.—Clermont Office, Clermont, Ind. MAIN OFFICE: 5300 Crawfordsville Road, Speedway, Indiana

1 egg, beaten 3 tablespoons water 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine For stuffing, combine all ingredients. Fill pocket of each chop with % cup stuffing. Brown chops in a small amount of hot fat in large frying pan. Bake in covered ovenproof frying pan or

RADIO AND •TELEVISION Repairs

CH. 4-3158 GORDON TV SALES and SERVICE 4905 West 14th Street

CELEBRATING OCR 15th ANNIVERSARY

BEEF SALE

WHOLE - CUT UP IN CHOPS OR ROASTS PORK LOINS

SMOKED HAMS WM 49C

FILL UP BEFORE SUMMER!

"HOME FREEZER SPECIAL" BEEF LOINS

BREADED PORK TENDERLOIN (30 Pc. to a Box) $3.99

NO DOWN PAYMENT - IST PAYMENT DUE 30 DAYS AFTER DELIVERYI

Price* Include (CUTTING - WRAPPING - FREEZING and DELIVERY)

*/<4g§k, FROZEN FOOD Centex ~ 1008 »<•>• x

baking pan in moderate oven (350°F.) about IVa hours. Makes 6 servings. For The Man Behind The Mike Put a bowl of crisp salad greens glistening with Bacon French Dressing in front of a man and watch it disappear. Then you’ll know that whoever said . . . men don’t care for salads ... is wrong as wrong can be. Of course, the greens must be fresh and crisp ... and the dressing must be good. A trick to remember in handling greens for the salad is to wash and drain them well . . . so well that they’re dry. Then place the greens in a plastic bag. Press out all the air that you can, close the bag tightly, and put in the refrigerator. This can be done

MONNA’S BEAUTY SALON FOR APPOINTMENT . . . CAU CH. 4-1771, Bns. AX. 1-7748, Res. 1506 MAIN ST (Formerly Dorothy's)

49s

SPARE RIBS 49

BREADED FISH PORTIONS (5 Lb. Box) $2*49

ahead of time. The greens can even be torn into bite sized pieces, too, so at dinner time all you need to do is add the dressing. The Bacon French Dressing I mentioned is a favorite of mine and you might like to try it out on your man. Combine in a jar or bottle a cup of salad oil and a third cup of vinegar. Season with a teaspoon salt, a dash of pepper, one-fourth teaspoon paprika, a tablespoon of sugar, and a clove of garlic cut in half. Cover and shake well. Then chill. Just before serving, remove the garlic and add about 6 slices of bacon with a sweet smoke taste that have been crisply fried and crumbled. The bacon gives this dressing real character. It lends texture interest and, above all, a wonderful flavor.

“COME ON IN”

SAVE

U. S. GOOD HIND QUARTER BEEF 59; "Aged to Perfection"

T-BONE < fV SIRLOIN Qyit

PRE-BLANCHED FRENCH FRIES (5 Lb. Bag) 99e

Page 7