Speedway Flyer, Volume 32, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1963 — Page 3

Thursday, September 5, 1963

CLASSIFIEDS RUMMAGE SALE—Sept. 10 and 11. 425 S. Manhattan (1 block west of Lyndhurst North off U. S. 40) clothing, all sizes; misc. house<hold items. CH. 1-2153. MEADOWOOD BY OWNER 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, finished basement, 1% car gar., reasonably priced. Immediate possession. AX. 1-3590. WANTED OFFICE HELP Insurance experience preferred. Meadowood Offices. Part-time or irregular hours considered. AX. 1-2514. BIG RUMMAGE SALE An-tiques-Uniques-Toys Ladies, men’s and children’s clothing. Lots of odds and ends. Sept. sth and 6th, 6609 Beech Drive.

FOLK SING Arthur Rosenbaum will be the guest leader at the folk sing session Saturday, September 7, at 8:30 pan. at the Jewish Community Center, 6701 Hoover Road. If the weather permits it will be held on the patio, otherwise indoors. The Center’s folk sing is open to the public with a fifty cent fee for members and a dollar fee for non-members. TEENAGERS LEUKEMIA MARCH SET For the second straight year .Tim Shelton, well known radio personality with Radio Station WIBC, Indianapolis, has been selected as General Chairman for the Teenagers March Against Leukemia in Central Indiana. The Teenagers March, an annual event, raised more than $32,000 in 1962 under Shelton’s leadership. Goal for 1963 is $40,000. The door-to-door drive will be held on Sunday afternoon, September Bth. Jim Shelton is requesting that all teenagers write to him to volunteer their services for this crusade.

Buller Season Football Tickets Butler University has launched its special-rate season football ticket sale. Some 5,000 season tickets, good for admission to four games in Butler Bowl, are on sale at $3 each. The offer expires Sept. 20, k day bgfore the home opener. The single game admission price will be $1.50, according to Athletic Director Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle. 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. Mail orders should be addressed to the Butler Publicity Office, 4600 Sunset Avenue, Indianapolis 7, Ind.

Canned Tuna Tuna is a natural for low cost meals. Chunk style is a favorite for casseroles and salads, and is cheaper than solid pack white meat tuna. Grated or flaked tuna is the least expensive of the three, and is ideal for sandwich fillings and dips. Solid-Pack: solid fillets of tuna can be used in an attractive salad platter or broken into pieces for many Jiot or cold dishes. Chunk-style: tuna broken into bite-size pieces and suitable for use in casseroles, salads, and other dishes. Chunk tuna is the most popular style for all around use. Grated or flakes: small bits of tuna ready for blending with spreads for use in sandwich fillings, dips, or salads. This style of canned tuna is the most economical Can labels indicate whether the tuna is white meat or light meat. Albacore is the only species of white-meat tuna and differs from the light meat species in size, color, and flavor. It usually weighs from 10 to 60 pounds. Light meat tuna is packed from three species of fish. Yellow-fin dominates pack; choicest for canning are the 40 to 100 pound fish. Skipjack is the smallest of the light meat tunas and weighs 6 to 24 pounds. Bluefin is another light meat tuna. Those used commercially are found in Pacific waters and weigh about 80 pounds. White-meat and light meat tuna may be used interchangeably; choice depends on individual taste. Tuffa may be packed in vegetable oil, olive oil, or water. Salt may or may not be added.

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| o I —HI I s * J ★ IS THIS ROOM FULL TOO? FALL 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 FIRST BANK&TRUST<o. 6300 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD • SPEEDWAY. INDIANA • CH 1-6 313 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

Tropical Fish And Guppy Show On Sunday, Sept. 8, the Aquarium Hobby Club of Indianapolis will hold a Tropical Fish and Guppy Show at Crossroads Re-

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Wilbur Wright’s pessimistic prediction, back in 1901, was 998 years off the mark! Less than two years later, after frequent failures, Wilbur, and his younger brother Orville, proved that man could fly! December 17,1903, was the day of triumph. Their mechanical bird flung itself into the air near Kitty Hawk, N.C. 12 seconds later, and 120 feet further, the flight was over. It was the first time in history that a motor-driven, man-carrying machine had lifted itself from the ground in free flight. But there were others who would steal their triumph. Controversy raged for years both in this country and abroad. But now due credit has been given. All the world lauds these geniuses, not only for the first flight, but for the creation of the science of aerodynamics and even the invention of the wind tunnel. Today we take the airplane for granted. Just as we do another amazing American invention . . . the telephone. Consider what changes it has brought about. The speed and dependability of communication it has brought to your everyday living, to business and commerce, to our national defense. There is no more modern, more efficient telephone service in the world than right here in Indiana. Indiana Bell men and women aim to keep it that way!

habilitation Center, 3242 Sutherland Ave. On Display will be most of the common varieties of tropical aquarium fish, as well as many rare and unusual species. In addition there will be many complete community aquarium setups on display.

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The show will be open to the general public from noon to 6 p.m. Admission is free and everyone is cordially invited. SENIOR CYF PAPER SALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th SAVE PAPERS!!!

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