Speedway Flyer, Volume 32, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1963 — Page 3

Thursday, October 31, 1963

CLASSIFIEDS FOR RENT—Modern unfurnished half double, one bedroom, auto, heat, no pets, S7O per month, water paid. ME. 6-9024. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY TREMENDOUS CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD SALE BASEMENT. 435 S. BILTMORE. CH. 1-7406. MOBILE HOME 10x53 —One bedroom, 16x10; living room 17’6”xl0; center kitchen; frost-free refrig. Just 5 months old. Original cost $6,850. Save $2,000! Can be financed. Broadacre Mobile Home Park, 9880 W. 10th St., Lot, 33, 2nd Street. FOR SALE—CLOTHING —Coats & dresses; one Northern seal coat; dresses size 12, 14 & 14%; miscell, articles. Private Home. Call ME. 6-5657 after 2 o’clock Fri. and all day Sat. Catherine McCammon, 1829 Belleview. WANTED LADIES FOR parttime restaurant work. CH. 42026 evenings or mornings. KENDEE & ASSOCIATES Carpet—Upholstery Cleaning Service Recommended by Trend House of Speedway Insured ST. 7-1797 CARPENTER WORK Repairing, remodeling. FOR SALE— Good wooden storm sash. 50 Hamilton, Clermont, AX. 1-7192. EXPERIENCED COLORED LADY wants day work. WA. 6-5715 after 6 p.m. FOR RENT—nice modern sleeping room, next to bath. Garage. 1808 Beeler (1 block west of Lyndhurst, off 16th St.) CH. 4-2512. WANTED DAY WORK Tuesdays. References. ME. 4-9236. FOR SALE—7 Japanese roosters. AX. 1-7710. FOR SALE —Lowrey electric organ, blonde spinet, % price. CH. 4-8519. WANTED —Older woman to live in as baby sitter. Very light housework, 2 children. Call after 6 p.m. TE. 9-3944. FOR SALE—Thor ironer. CH. 49356. FOR SALE south of Brownsburg on State Road 267. Complete price SB,OOO. Will sell on contract. UL. 2-4586. FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment, 3 rooms; stove & refrig, furnished. No drinking, S7O. 5219 W. 10th St. after 4:30 p.m. FOR RENT—two bedroom, modem double, gas heat. ME. 7-0144 or CH. 4-0253. FOR SALE —One red nylon base rocker; one gold occasional chair with brown slip cover; Call CH. 1-3593. FOR RENT SPEEDWAY 1 bedroom % brick double, stove, refrig., auto, heat, Adults. CH. 40147.

1962 ZIG ZAG CABINET I .ike new. Balance $38.63. Take over payments of $6.19 per mo. Everything built into machine, no attachments needed; buttonholes, sews on buttons, monograms, etc. New Guaranteed. ME. 4-5386 or see daily, 8 to 8; Sat. 8 to 5 or Sim. 12 to 6. Select Sewing Service, 29 Kentucky Ave., just off Washington at Illinois. PAlNTlNG—Exterior and interior by off-duty fireman. Free estimate. Duane F. Wiechers. CH. 11158. ROOM FOR RENT —kitchen privileges, near transportation. CH. 4-3281. FOR RENT sleeping room, 1 block from transportation. Gentleman preferred. $8 per week. Mrs. Lottie Pritchard, 202 N. Pershing. ME. 6-3829. PORTRAITS OIL COLORED by professional artist. Any size $3.00, two for $5.00; billfold size SI.OO each, 6 for $5.00; Satisfaction guaranteed. Enclose return address, order price, color of eyes, etc. FINE ART STUDIO, 5312 Carltonway, Speedway. FOR SALE women’s Chicago roller skates, like new, size 6, sls; Skate case, $3; Tennis racket, $2. CH. 4-2175. ROOM & BOARD—in Speedway in nice clean home. CH. 4-1892. RETIRED MAN wants part-time work of any kind. CH. 4-1892. ST. CHRISTOPHER'S TURKEY and HAM DINNER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 3

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Ray L. Oeih Ray L. Oeth, is the candidate for Town Clerk-Treasurer on the Citizen’s Ticket. He has served the unexpired term of Mr. J. Wayne Baxter since November Ist, 1962. He has had over 36 years experience in accounting and over 10 years experience in public relations. He has been a member of the Speedway Lion’s Club since 1947. Served on the Speedway Board of Zoning Appeals from 1959 to the time he was appointed Clerk-Treasurer. He is a member of the Speedway Christian Church, has served a term as Deacon and a Term as Elder and was chairman of the Board for two terms. He will greatly appreciate your vote on November 5, 1963. “Let’s Stay with Ray.” —Paid Political Adv. BROWNIE NEWS Brownie Troop 1099, under Mrs. Erwin Spettel, held their Halloween party Oct. 28th in the home of co-leader Mrs. John Evritt, 5539 Meadowood Dr. It was 100% attended plus two tag alongs. Prizes were given for costuming. They dunked for apples and enjoyed popcorn balls made by Mrs. Robert Heath and Mrs. Harold Wooten. Halloween treats were eaten with their nosebag lunch. The girls made their own party decorations. A funtime was had by all.

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MR. WOOD (Continued from Page 1) way School Board and served on that board for eight years. During those eight years a new high school (which is now the Junior High School) and an elementary school were built; also land purchased for another elementary school This is his sixth year as a member of the present Town Board. Mr. Wood says: During this period he feels much progress has been made. He has had part in the selection of School Boards, Park Boards and Board of Zoning Appeals. A new high school and an elementary school have been built. The prak program has been expanded. As a member of the Board of Trustees, the following major improvements have been made for the benefit of the entire town: 1. Improvements have been made in flood control; rebuilding of the levee on Big Eagle Creek, also some improvement of Dry Run by contruction of a new bridge and widening of the channel. 2. A new fire station has been built. 3. Reorganization of police and fire department. 4. Rebuilding of portions of West 10th Street, Lyndhurst Drive, 15th Street and 16th Street. These improvements have been made with little or no variation in town tax levee. The rates are: 1960, $1.05; 1961, $1.25; 1962, $1.22; 1963, $1.02 and the proposed rate for 1964 is $1.23. The increase in revenue has come from new buildings and re-appraisal of property. 5. Relief sewer has been installed in the Schloss addition. 6. The sanitation rate has been reduced 30%. A contract has been awarded for construction of a new water treatment plant (pending approval of the Indiana Public Service Commission to issue bonds and the approval of a new rate schedule) with no increase in rates to home owners. Speedway has the lowest water rate within a fifty mile radius. Mr. Wood has attended all tax hearings with the County and State Tax Adjustment Boards; many meetings of the Metropoli-

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tan Plan Commission, Indianapolis Flood Control Board, State Polution Board and Public Service Commission. Mr. Wood believes there are definite objectives, however, which are of vital importance to every resident interested in making Speedway a better place in which to live. These include: 1. Continued cooperation with Flood Control authorities and property owners in diverting a portion of the flow of Dry Run and Myers Ditch north of 25th Street to Little Eagle Creek. 2. Continue cooperation in flood control of Big Eagle Creek. 3. Construct more relief sewers where present sewers are overloaded. 4. Provide for larger and better water supply. He urges all to VOTE on November 5. —Paid Political Adv.

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