Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1965 — Page 3

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CLASSIFIEDS INCOME TAX SERVICE —State and Federal. All work guaranteed. Peyron Associates, 1010 .Main Street, Speedway. CH. 4-4014. *64 BLOND SINGER CONSOLE z Does embroidery, zig-zag, button holes, etc. Total price only $34.32, monthly payments just $5, starting March 18th. CH. 4-8453. FOR RENT—3 room apartment, bulit-in olec. stove and refrig., air conditioned, heat and water furnished. Available immediately, newly decorated. Married couple preferred. CH. 1-0848. FOUND Change purse with money, Saturday in front of Pet Shop. Owner may have by identiying atnd paying for ad. CL. 1-8980. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE MOVING wind, fan with metal guard, $10; 10” Universal tilt-type fir. fan with metal guard, $10; Arvin Metal drop-leaf serving table with shelf, on casters, $4; pr. West Bend Metal hurricane pin-up lamps, $2.50; Heavy duty pipe-type, swing set, 2 swings, $7.50; pr. girl’s white Icewing shoe skates, size 3, $5; electric drill with attach, and handle, for polishing and sanding, $12.50. Will sell entire group for $42.50. CH. 1-4322. SLFFtnNG ROOM FOR RENT— Vicinity 8700 Rockville Road. Gentleman preferred. Call Monday thru Friday. CH. 1-2427. FOR RENT SPEEDWAY 1917 N. Allison modern 2 bedrm.., auto, heat, basement. CH. 4-4542, FOR RENT bedrooms, 4 rooms, unfurnished, SBS; furnished, SIOO CH. 4-2559. COLONIAL HOME 16th Street tiled entrance, carpeted living and dining area, 3 bedrooms, many closets, large family kitchen, attach, gar., paved drive, fenced yard, $14,375, $450 down. CH. 4-8435. TRUMPET LESSONS—for beginning students. Call Bill Dunn. CH. 1-8695. FOR SALE R.C.A. 24” Television, console, good cond., $25. Call after 6 p.m. CH. 4-7045. GUARANTEED GOOD IRONING Pick up and deliver. CH. 1-4443. 1964 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille, 6-way power seats, A.M.-F.M. Radio, Air conditioned, All white, turquoise interior. CH. 1-7015. SPEEDWAY RESIDENT WANTS TO RENT GARAGE for storage of small boat. CH. 1-7585.

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) test at Speedway, 8:00 a.m. Feb. 20: All School Dance, 8:1511:15. Feb. 24, 25, 27: Sectional Basketball Tourney. Seniors have selected the HerffJones Company from which to purchase commencement invitations. Individual orders will be placed on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 16. Orders will not be accepted after this date. In the solo and ensemble contest held last Saturday Speedway music students won six first division placements, eight second division, and one third division. Those receiving first division placements were: Ruth Ann Gallatin, Candy Walker, Linda Hackett, Jane McCallister, Donna Troutman, and a comet trio, Kurt Young, Marla McCormick, and Todd Conover. The Speedway speech group won the second place trophy at the contest held at Lafayette Jeff last week in which 36 schools competed. New Haven placed first for the fourth consecutive year. Individual awards were earned by the following Speedway students: Jim Keating, Ist in varsity oratory declamation and 4th in dramatic declamation; Lynn Schoenewey, 3rd in varsity oratory; Linda Kutch, 2nd place in junior varsity oratorical; Jim Seitz, 2nd place in radio announcing; Ruth Muir, 2nd in varsity humorous interpretation; Alex Williams, 2nd in junior varsity humorous interpretation; and Chris McMahon, sth place in junior humorous interpretation. Speedway’s swim team won the first place trophy at the Muncie Burris swim meet held last Saturday. Earlier in the week they won a dual meet with Franklin 58-37. In the sectional wrestling meet Jerry Gutheridge placed second in his weight class and Mike Lyman placed third in his weight class. In scheduled wrestling meets the Speedway reserves won over Brownsburg 33-19 and the varsity team won over Brownsburg 29-15. The Speedway 7th grade team won an invitational basketball tourney at Decatur Central by defeating Mooresville 25-24 and then winning the final game over

Decatur Central 48-26. Other basketball scores during the past week: Speedway varsity 87, Arlington 65. Decatur Central varsity 75, Speedway 73. Speedway reserves 47, Arlington 46. Decatur Central reserves 44, Speedway 40. Speedway freshmen B team 24, Northview 22. Northview 38, Speedway freshman A team 26. Speedway Bth grade 55, Pike 38. Speedway Bth grade 49, Plainfield 44. Speedway 7th grade 48, Pike 43. LIBRARY NOTES: The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 4:00 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday. These titles have been added recently: Yoga and Health —Selva Yesudian. Practical Taxidermy—John W. Moyer. Flush —Virginia Woolf. Louis Pasteur—Laura N. Wood. Automobiles of yesteryear Thea Bergere. Amos Fortune, Free Man—Elizabeth Yates. Cochise—Edgar Wyatt. Sport and Racing Cars—Raymond Yates. How to Paint in Oil—Arthur Zaidenburg. Careers and Opportunities in Astronautics —Lewis Zaren. Plants—Herbert Zim. Rats, Lice and History—Hans Zinsser. THE IRONY OF IT Just suppose there was some terrible sickness that had taken millions of lives and caused great suffering each year since time began. Then, through vast effort, a Way was found to check this disease. Wouldn’t you think peo-

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Card Party To Underwrite Cost Of Marian College AvniOTic Awaras The annual Blue & Gold Card Party of Marian College, sponsored by the Parents and Friends Organization, will be held Thursday, February 18, at 8:00 pm. in the Students’ Lounge of the college, 3220 Cold Spring Road. Admission will be $1.25 per person. Valuable attendance prizes will be awarded during the card party, in addition to an attractive prize for each table. Special prizes, of S2OO, SSO and $25 will also be awarded to some lucky winners. Party plans are under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mivec, 1146 N. Holmes Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Burke, 5870 Cadillac Dr., Speedway. Tickets may be secured from members of the committee or through the college, WA. 4-2601.

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WHITE VIOLET BALL Mrs. Jack A. Denison is general chairman of the fourth annual White Violet Ball sponsored by the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Zeta Tau Alpha. The dance will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. February 20 on the third floor of the Columbia Club. Buffet dinner will be served from 7 to 9. Asssiting Mrs. Denison are Mrs. Merrill R. Huntzinger, reservations; Mrs. Louis E. Penniston, invitations; Mrs. J. H. Olmstead and Mrs. John Shelby, decorations; Mrs. Donald Sellmer, favors, and Mrs. Doyle Rein, publicity. The dance theme will be based on the sorority song, “My Castle,” with small castles painted the sorority colors, blue and silver, decorating the tables. Castles will also trim the glasses to be given as favors. Gueests will receive silver crowns to wear.

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