Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1964 — Page 3

Thursday, July 9, 1964

CLUSIFIERS TOR SALE—Man’s golf clubs and bag, including 3 woods and 9 irons, matched set, excell, condition. AX. 1-2547. TOR SALE—3 Kitchen sinks, left and right with drain boards, 42”x20”, just like new, $lO each. CH. 4-4184, 5645 W. 16th St SELLABLE & DEPENDABLE MAN wants lawns to mow and general yard care. References. ME. 6-3072. **63 BLONDE SINGER CONSOLE Only $32.88 or $5.11 per month. Does embroidery, buttonholes, monograms and much more. Just 9 months old. Still looks new. Complete guarantee. Next payment due, Aug. 18. CH. 4-8453. EXTRA NICE TRANSPARENT APPLES at a fair price. Go to Tox Orchards, 7000 W. 34th Street. LADY FROM PARIS FRANCE gives French Lessons, $2 per 'hour, 4 years experience in teaching. (Eagledale) Mrs. Renne -Jump, 3131 N. Auburn. AX. 1--4906.

DY OWNER Speedway—3-bed-room brick ranch, 1% baths, •den, 16x22 family room, 1,612 sq. it attach, gar., patio. 6045 W. 29th PL AX. 1-3509. TOR SALE —Winkler Oil Burner, used one year, and oil tank; also girl’s highspeed roller skates, size 5 with case. CH. 4-0253. FOR SALE Swivel boat seat, upholstered, turquoise and white, brand new. CH. 1-1107. TOR SATE —7 double windows, 4 small windows, 2 French doors, good cond. Taken out of sun porch, $35, for aIL 6426 W. Jackson. TOR SALE—Kelvinator refrigerator, A-l cond., has to be seen to be appreciated. CH. 4-C483. BOOM FOR RENT—I6I6 Winton Ave. On bus line, lady preferred. CH. 1-0242 after 6:30 p.m.

SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS We have a complete line and ■will trade with you, regardless of condition of your old mower. -“Deal with a (Wheel) Horse Trader.” SPEEDWAY HARDWARE and GARDEN CENTER 5242 CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. CH. 4-5811 (Just East of Lyndhurst) FOR SALE —Hotpoint elec, dryer, like new, SSO; 20—5-ft. steel fence posts, 50c each; 100’ roll, 36-inch woven lawn fence, like new, $lO. 1808 Eisenhower, CH. 4-8041. FOR SALE—One 22 rifle, single action; one .410 gauge boltaction shotgun. CH. 1-6820. FOR SALE—EIec. Range, Deluxe model, with well cooker and 2 ovens, used 4 years; elec, motor and grinder stand; electric wiring and cable; Toro pump, new; also reel-type Toro Mower, slightly used; step ladder. AX. 1-9794. ST. CHRISTOPHER SUMMER FESTIVAL Thursw Fri. and Sat. July 23, 24 and 25 Maternity Family League

Classes in Childbirth Education ■will begin Wednesday, July 22, at 7:30 p.m., at the State Board of Health Bldg. They will be taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, R. N., and will deal specifically with physiological and psychological aspects of childbirth. Call Mrs. Elinor Hughes, AT. 3-7347 for information and registration. Indianapolis Hiking Club The Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike in the vicinity of Morgantown on Sunday, July 12. It will be a rugged hike in a wooded area and over hilly terrain. Mrs. Margaret Veale, 1232 S. Shepard, is the leader.

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RHJGIOUS EDUCATION (Continued from Page 1) ligious Education, Inc., is “to supplement the curriculum of the public school with concentrated weekday Christian education, to offer a systematic study r.onparable to the high education standards of the public school” Membership is open to any church, individual, or group that desires to and does support at least one child in the Speedway Weekday Religious Education Program. An estimated S2B-S3O per pupil annual cost of the program will be met through voluntary contributions and assessments to member chinches in proportion to program enrollment. All financial contributions from individuals or organizations will be gratefully accepted. The program will be initiated in September for the Fifth Grade only. Classes will be held each Wednesday immediately after the

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dose of the pwbHr schodday. Special buses win take the children from the school to the nearest of four churches. A preliminary enrollment of 95 fifth graders resulted from a letter of purpose salt to all parents. Additional enrollments will be accepted until the start of classes this fall. , The Board of Directors and the officers elected at the organizational meeting are: Theodore Rosebrock, Pres., Speedway Christian Church; Gerald Hook, St Lukes United Church of Christ; Rev. Donald Krieger, Sect, Ministar of Education, Speedway Methodist Church; Cletus Jenkins, Speedway Methodist Church; Rev. Howard Bear, Minister, St Lukes United Church of Christ; Rev. Art Vermillion, Ministar of Education, Speedway Christian Church; Mrs. Herman Porter, St Andrews Lutheran Church; Mrs.. Albert Doak, John Knox United

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Ppcsbyteriui Chmrdi. All contributions or inquiries should be addressed to Speedway Weekday Religious Education, Inn, c/o Rev. Donald Krieger, speectway jue mocnst vnuren. CHRSITAN MARRIAGE rruMit. A financial adviser, physician, marriage counselor and minister form the panel for the Christian Marriage Seminar at the Interchurdi Center on Sunday, July 12, 1964, tram 2.-00 to 5:30 pm. Open to engaged couples or newlyweds, the session presents helpful information on self-un-derstanding, ways of expressing love, handling family differences, and relationdrip with in-laws. It is designed to add to, not take the place of, private talks with participants’ own minister, physician, or counselor. Pre-registration may be made

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by calling the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis, WAlnut 6-5371, or register at the session on July 12, 1964. The fee is $2.00 per couple. ALUSOFTS RECEIVES CONTRACT Allison Division of General Motors has been awarded a $5»627,720 contract by the U. S. Air Force for production of T 56 turboprop aircraft engines for the Lockheed C-130E Hercules. The contract covers engines for both the U. S. Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force. The award is a continuation of the existing production schedule for TS6 engines for advanced models of the four-engine Hercules. FOLKSINGERS MEET The next meeting of the Jewish Community Center Folksingers will take place on Saturday, July 11, at 8:30 pm. at the Center, 6701 Hoover Road. Weather permitting, the group will gather on the patio. Along with a general program of folksongs, led by Harvey Narrol, special attention will be paid to songs dealing with “hard times and ironies of life”. Song sheets will be made available to aid the group in developing a repertorie of “sing-alongs”. K. OF G CHARITY FUND PLEDGE Holy Family Council 3682, Knights of Columbus, donates the sum of five thousand to the Radio

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and Television AymtoJato of the Arch-Diocese of Indianapolis. Holy Family Council has pledged their entire charity fund for the next year to this project which was originally adopted by the Indianapolis Chapter, Knights of Columbus. The presentation was made to Rev. Father Sweeney at the Council’s Out-going Officers din-ner-dance, SUMBWR CONQliff SEASON As part of the summer concert season of your Metropolitan Park District, the Indianapolis All-City Jr. High Band and Orchestra will be featured in a program to be given at the Garfield Park Open-Air Theatre, 600 E. Raymond, at 8.-00 pom, Sunday, July 12. The All-City groups represent the best of the Junior High instrumental students in toe city schools, and have been given credit for a steady rising of the standards in the instrumental music program. There are more than 200 boys and girls participating in these organizations, and they represent almost every elementary school in town. The groups are directed by various instrumental teachers in the public schools, who take turns from year to year. The groups are organized under the leadership of W. O. Beckley, Music Supervisor for toe Indianapolis Schools. ST. CHRISTOPHER SUMMER FESTIVAL Yhunu Fri. and Sat July 2X 24 and 25

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