Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1965 — Page 4

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CLASSIFIERS TV SERVICE—Home calls $3.50. 15 years experience. Irvin Hooper. 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 pan. CH. 1-4502. RAKING MACHINES FOR RENT —Call Bob Boeger Landscaping, CH. 1-2766 or CH. 4-6095. COLOR GLO FLUORESCENT SIGNS—Good signs mean good business. For your sign problems call Alfonso. ME. 4-6845. WHITE'S CARPENTRY Remodeling, jobs large or small CH. 4-4352.

SERVISOFT congratulates LYNHURST BOWL on their FINE AMUSEMENT CENTER • BOWLING • PUTT-A-WAY • TRAMPOLINE • SPACE BALL “Where The Family Bowls” Register At The SERVISOFT BOOTH

Ask About Our COFFEE PARTY DEMO.

Ist PRIZE BLACK BEAUTY BOWLING BALL

Drawing Wed. 8 P.M. B Winner Will Be Notified 4D Rogirter at the -- • SERVISOFT BOOTH Service is our first name—Soft Water.. . Our Business Serving Indianapolis since 1939 with a complete line of water conditioning. Fully automatic softeners for rent or purchase . . . plus semi-automatic exchange units . . . iron filters . . . salt service . . . Residential and commercial.

"We Repair SCREENS" WINDOWS or DOORS Speedway Hardware & Garden Center 5242 CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. CH. 4-5811

/C Jm FUNERAL homes ; ’ NOW ... 2 Chapels L JfcgJ 1604 W. Morris Street ME. 8 - 2388 i 2950 N. High School Road - 1500 ft North of Howard Johnson - AX. 1 -1193 Fhyi F. Faley Speedway Chapel rn * riu * r

YEAR-ROUND HOME Furnished, on Lake Hart, 4 miles S. of Moorseville, fully modern, 2 bdrm., frplc., frontage on good deep water. Reasonable, on contract. CH. 1-5118. SCIENTIFIC CLEANING SERVICE Rest rooms, offices, service stations, stores, homes. Reasonable cost. Ask about DuraSan toilet bowl cleaner. Call Alfonso. ME. 4-6845. 4UTO GLASS INSTALLED Speedway Auto Glass, 4282 W. Michigan, CH. 1-8717. ?LUMBING SERVICE—Bonded. CH. 1-7689.

IN LYNHURST BOWL 111 N. LYNHURST JULY 12, IS, 14

2nd PRIZE WOMEN'S OR MEN'S BOWLING SHOES

KITTIE DAVIDSON—ALTERATIONS AND DRAPES. 1839 N. Uvingston. ’AlNTlNG—Exterior and interior. wallpaper* cleaning, wall cashing, (white) CH. 1-5113. FOR SALE and 1 mare) plus bridles, saddles, hraness, carts, etc. Very reasonable. Nice for small children. AX 3-0250. DON’T BUY an encyclopedia before first seeing Compton’s Pictured Encyclopedia with FactIndex. Call your local representative for a demonstration. CH. 1-4647.

FREE LEMONADE MADE WITH SERVISOFT WATER

3rd PRIZE I FREE GAMES!

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

ONLY 4 VERY LARGE LOTS LEFT—3% miles west of Speedway at Salt Lake Rd. and New Dandy Trail. Within walking distance of proposed Eagle Creek Reservoir. City water and gas available. AX 3-0250. HELP WANTED Debit Insurance Agent, male or female. Ask for Mr. Tidd. ME. 5-4344. ' PICNIC TABLES 6 ft. long made of poplar wood, sl3 plus tax. Heim Lumber Co., 4261 No. High School Road. AX. 3-0660. ->/■ PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS —Experienced teacher. Reasonable rates, L U. Graduate. Beginning and advanced students. AX. 1-2368. FOR SALE Two twin beds, box springs, mattresses, used only a few months, S3O each. AX 1-4635.

“ Battery - Up for the Season” NOW is spruce up time . .-. time to replace tired, worn-out batteries in your "on the go" transistor radio . . . portable tape recorder and phonograph . . . and batteryoperated television set. Dig that dusty set out of the catchall drawer. Bring it in and let us replace the old batteries with new working ones for new power. COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL TYPES OF RADIOS. “CALL or BRING THEM IH for GOOD, FAST, HONEST SERVICE” SPEEDWAY'S FM and STEREO FM RADIO HEADQUARTERS. MEMBER LT.TJL 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. MONDAY thru SATURDAY TIL 8 P.M. ON MONDAY AND FRIDAY

Gbai < A>D W■ 1 -APPLIANCES' s . IVlh I V LYNHURST.tr IQtj CH. 1-5675

i "Get a Reinforced Concrete NUWI Incinerator to Protect Your Yard" Clean, Safe Disposal of Paper— Trash—Garbage

PRE-FABRICATED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION . . . EASILY ASSEMBLED OR MOVED, YET LASTS A LIFETIME • This is the original and only “Bum-All” incinerator designed and engineered for maximum efficiency, safety, and appearance. Proven by laboratory tests and use in the field, it combines safety with tremendous burning power. $39.95 INSTALLED Completely Safe ... The "Burn-All" has been designed to solve efficiently and inexpensively your disposal probloins. It eliminates the old fashioned wire basset which is not only unsightly but also a proven fire hazard that is dangerous to zurronnding building. Children can play safely near the "BurnAll" incinerator. SPECIFICATIONS Height 54 inches Width 20 inches Base 25 inches sq. Fire Door 13 inches wide Fire Grate 20 x 20 inches Reinforced with steel throughout

SPEEDWAY HARDWARE & GARDEN CENTER 5242 Crawfordsville Road CH. 4-5811

TIMES HAVE CHANGED, but has your home? There are new products, appliances and styles now being used in new homes. These are not just for new construction. They can easily and inexpensively be used to modernize the home you are living in. Call me for ideas in modernizing. JIM COUGHLIN, Designer-Mod-ernizer. UL. 2-2445. WILL DO IRONINGS in my home. CH. 4-1272. Charlene Pierle. WANTED Teacher needs babysitter for 2 children, ages 3 and 5 in my home near 16th and Tibbs. ME. 2-1724 after July 12th. FOR SALE Wooden antique wall telephone, complete with generator, $45. CL 3-0312. TYPING-SECRETARIAL WORK, my home. CH.I-9105.

■a • lifc M Cheek these “Bara-All” Features ... • Any part replaceable • Bums in any weather • Eliminates fire danger • Superior combustion • Easily dismantled and moved • Lifetime use • No black spots in yard

BABY SITTING. My home. CH. 1-9106. FOR SALE Boy’s 26" bicycle, like new, reasonable. CH. 1-7349. FOR SALE Set of golf clubs. CL 1-6547. EXTRA NICE TRANSPARENT APPLES -at Fox Orchards, 7000 West 34th Street. WALLACE CONSTRUCTION CO.—Driveways, patios, walks, etc. CH. 1-2295 days, evenings, AX. 1-9194. Free estimates. GARAGE SALE Good clothing for the whole family; toys; antiques; misc.; mini bike, gocart; camper trailer frame; cot; kiddie car; vaporizer; lawn mower. July 9-10, 8 am., 5126 W. 16th St. PIANO (WURLITZER) FOR SALE Excell, cond., like brand new, mahogany finish, SSOO. 1902 N. Whitcomb. CH. 4-2606.

FOR SALE Boy’s Schwinn 3speed 26” bicycle, light and speedometer, very good cond. CH. 4-9343. WILL SING at weddings, receptions, socials, eet. Call Dave Schnable. CH. 4-4697. FOR SALE Early American brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, large kitchen, wooded lot Attached 1%-car garage, patio, storm windows. 7106 Tina Drive. CH. 1-7802. WANT TO RENT in Speedway, double or small house, no children or pets. References. ST. 7-7890. , FOR SALE Good extra refrigerator, $45. CH. 3-0664 mornings, CH. 4-1783 after 8 p.m. LAWNS AND ODD JOBS. CH. 1-7644.

SMITH'S Barber Shop 4 BARBERS “FRIENDLY SERVICE” ISM MMM STREET Cl. 4-1771

singing the \ praises of ■WHITE jfisSrW Jf ■ LEVI'S sum fusl Now—enjoy the trim good looks of jgjjSj your favorite panto style, tailored In nigged. Sanforized twill in the popular off-white and desert tones. LEVI’S Slim Fite look like • million bucko, but they’re 0n1y... $1.25 &onn Cuin) MENS WEAR Speedway Shopping Center 5910 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD ★ CHapel 4-7823 ★ Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

FOR SALE Belair V 8» new paint, very sharp, very good mechanically, $325. CH. 4-1368, 1762 N. Lyndhurst WILL BABY SIT in my home weekdays for working mother. CH. 4-8186, in Speedway. LICENSED NURSING HOME Private and semi-private rooms for men and women. Excell, reputation, good food and care. Welfare patients accepted. Call WA. 4-1156 for details and brochure. FOR RENT in Eagledale, fenced yard. sllO. Available July 12. ME. 5-3324. CORNET FOR SALE CH. 1-5016. FOR SALE auto. trans., R&H, Excell, tires, 50,000 miles. Original owner. CH. 4-4747.

WANTED TO RENT Dentist and family need 3-bedroom house in Speedway. Can furnish Speedway references. CH. 4-5675. 1964 MG-XA.G CONSOLE SEWING MACHINE Never used, does everything without attachments, including buttonholes and decorating. Assume payments of $5 monthly beginning August 18. New guarantee. Full price $35. CH. 4-8453. FOR SALE $3.00 each, size 16; boy’s sport shirts, 50c each, size 14-16-18. CH. 1-4043. FOR SALE One single bed with mattress and spring, very good cond., $lO. CH. 4-7045. SAVE PAPERS FOR SENIOR CXF. PAPER SALE AUGUST 28TH

Thursday, July 8> 196$

NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF SPEEDWAY We are receiving so many complaints about people burning trash causing smoke and bits of paper blowing in their yards that we are again appealing to you to please use caution in burning your trash and please think of your neighbors and also think how you would feel if your neighbor burned trash and the smoke and residue bothered you. We also notice many empty lots that have grown up in weeds which need to be cut. We ask the owners of these lots to please see that the weeds are cut immediately. Your cooperation will greatly be appreciated. We want to keep “Our Town” the best place to live in but we need your cooperation to keep it that way. Will you please help and cooperate. Thank you. Ray L Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer

NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF SPEEDWAY Due to so many complaints regarding dogs and cats running loose in our Town the following excerpts are taken from TOWN ORDINANCE No. 156 adopted by the Town Board on March 12, 1951. SECTION 1: The existence of dogs and cats running without restraint within the Town of Speedway is hereby found and determined to be a public nuisance and a menace to the health and welfare of the inhabitants of the Town of Speedway. SECTION 2: The owners of dogs and cats are hereby ordered and required to keep said animals confined until such time as the Board of Trustees of the Town repeals this ordinance. The Town Marshal and his deputies are ordered and directed to seize any and all dogs and cats found running loose within the corporate limits of the Town and are ordered to confine the same for a period, of five days. This Ordinance as pertaining to cats is still in effect. There is a new Ordinance on dogs passed recently and which has been published several times. This notice is especially directed to owners of cats as we are having too many complaints about cats at this time. Ray L Oeth, Clerk-Treasurer

BIOCK THOSE FUMES Looking around for something to feel optimistic about? Then the state of air pollution control—or its future, anyway—invites your gaze. Amid the foggy foggy dew of debate on this often murky matter, a ray of light has shown through. It isn’t bright or warming enough to clear up the whole atmosphere. But it does illuminate the possible shape of things to come. It happened during recent hearings on a phase of the air pollution problem that has brothered a lot of people: the role that auto exhaust fumes are said to play in the messing up our national ozone. The car makers, while doubting that exhaust fumes are at all responsible, allowed that something could be done about the problem. As the New York Times put it, “the industry, for the first time, offered a timetable . . . This underscores the fact that the auto makers have resigned themselves to the idea that exhaust controls are inevitable.” The car industry is receptive to the idea of equipping all new cars with controls for exhaust fumes and crankcase containments, such as are already required by the State of California beginning with 1966 models. All the car makers want is a little time say a couple of years. Meanwhile, there are still a few other phases of the problem to be worked on like industrial fuel wastes, trash burning, home furnaces, tobacco smoke ... Want to take a hand? The National Tuberculosis Association has a free leaflet called, “Air Pollution, The Facts,” which tells you what you can do. Ask your local Christmas Seal Association for a copy.

Christian Marriage Seminar A financial adviser, physician, marriage counselor and minister form the panel for the Christian Marriage Seminar at the Interchurch Center on Sunday, July 11, from 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. Open to engaged couples or newlyweds, the session presents helpful information on self-under-standing, ways of expressing love, handling family differences and relationship 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 by calling the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis, WA. 6-5371, or register at the session on July 11. The fee is $3.00 per couple.