Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1966 — Page 4

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Grand Opening Being Held At Three New Falender Communities Grand Openings of new homes of the Falender Building Corp. are being held this week at Meadowood, 3000 N. High School Road and at Eastwyck, 38th and Schaefer Lane. The “Elmwood” and the “Willowood” in Meadowwood and the “Dover” in Eastwyck will be open from 12 to 8 Monday through Friday, 11 to 6 Saturday and 11 to 8 Sunday. The “Elmwood” is a spacious 4-bedroom brick home with two ceramic tiled baths complete with built-in vanities, a 20-foot family room, a 15-foot living room, a convenient dining area anad ultra modem kitchen. Additional “Elmwood” features are mirrored closet doors, a covered porch leading into tiled entry foyer, and plenty of storage space including closets. A 2-car garage and yard or fence light are also included.

The 3-bedroom brick “Willowood” has two ceramic tiled baths with built-in vanities and sliding glass tub enclosures. Spaciousness and luxury are combined in a 15-foot living room and a 20-foot family room containing a brick fireplace with raised hearth and sliding glass door opening onto a concrete patio. Kitchen, family room and foyer are tiled. Prefinished hardwood is used on the balance of the floors throughout the home. Covered porch and a 2-car garage are also important features of the “Willowood.”

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The 4-bedroom brick split level “Dover” in Eastwyck offers an abundance of space and luxury to the large or growing family on a budget. Its modem kitchen contains custom cabinetry and hardware and includes a disposal. An interestingly designed open stairway is an outstanding feature of the “Dover,” and brand name products are used throughout the home. Also featured in the “Dover” are entry foyer with guest closet, sliding glass doors and a convenient separate room for laundry and storage.

During this week-long Grand Opening of the “Willowood” and the “Elmwood” in Meadowood and the “Dover” in Eastwyck, additional furnished models will also be open in these two communities as well as at Northbrook, 8100 N. Ditch Rd. and at Tempo, East 16th and Franklin Rd. Falender home buyers in all communities have a choice of 17 floor plans and 51 exteriors. Prices range from $16,300 to $30,000 varying with community with monthly payments starting at slOl. Both FHA and VA financing are available with low down payments. Buyers may take advantage of Falender’s exclusive risk-free trade-in plan and receive full current market value for their homes as set by three independent appraisers. This plan is available in all Falender communities as well as on Falender homes built on the buyer’s own lot anywhere in Marion County or adjacent counties. For “on your own lot” details, phone 253-4269 days or Walt Ewigleben, 546-1620 evenings.

SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS REG. $4.00 to $6.95 NOW $3-20 to $5-55

UIECHE MEETING Announcing the July meeting of the Speedway Le Leche -League on Tuesday, July 19 at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Phylis Ziege, 5809 Hollister. The topic will be Discussion of Le Leche League Convention. Anyone interested is invited to attend. For further information please call Mrs. Phylis Ziege, 291-6034.

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM “Trilobite to Tyrannosaurus,” the story of the animals that inhabited our earth a million years ago, will be given at the Children’s Museum, 3010 N. Meridian, this Saturday morning at 11. David Cassady of the museum staff will describe early life, telling of the various forms and interesting highlights of their living habits.

Wednesday, July. 20, the museum is sponsoring a rock and fossil field trip to Terre Haute. The group will visit a strip coal mine in that area. A treasure hunt is planned for the youngsters at the museum on Wednesday. The treasure hunt is a pencil and paper game which begins at 11 o’clock. It is free and all are welcome to participate. Friday is museum adventure day and a guided tour of the museum will be conducted at 11 a.m.

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PARK NEWS (Continued from page 1) and game. The standings as of this writing are as follows: ’ At Meadowood: Team W. L. Yankees 6 1 Meteors 5 . 2 Giants 4 3 Redlegs 3 4 Tigers 2 5 Cardinals 16 At Leonard: Team - ~W. L. White Sox M 5 1 Yankees ? 3 4 Red Sox 3 4

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Playoffs for these boys will start next Wednesday at both parks. Schedules of the playoffs will be distributed to the boys. The championship game is tentatively planned for Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 10:30 am. at the Meadowood diamond. The coke party for all the Peanut League teams will follow the championship game between the winners of each park. The Leonard Park teams have taken the championship for the past 6 out of 7 years so watch out! The standings of our Junior High basketballers is as follows:

“A” Team W. L. 1. West 9 2 2. Gilbert 8 3 3. 7 4 4. Reimer 5 6 5. Furnish 3 8 6. Rains 1 10 “B” Team W. L. 1. Havens 10 1 2. Harmon 7 4 3. Lee 6 5 4. Watson 6 5 5. Delong 3 8 6. Eggert 1 10

Playoffs for next week’s elimination tourney will start on Monday, July 25. Drawings will be made by team captains on Friday. Winners of league play and tournament champs will receive awards at the picnic which is scheduled for Thursday, July 28 at 11:30 a.m. at the Leonard Park. Winners of the croquet tournament in singles are: Div. 1, Steve Chambers, Ist; Dan Williams, 2nd, and Mike Such, 3rd. Div. 2, Vic Stewart, Ist; Gary Rabb, 2nd, and Dan Niccum, 3rd. Vic Stewart was the winner ofthe singles championship cup. Gary Rabb and Dan Niccum teamed to win the doubles championship cup and first place in the doubles croquet tournament. Billy Nester

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and Danny Henderson placed second and Vic Stewart and Charley Stevens came in third. Registration for shuffleboard tournament play in singles and doubles competition is until 11:30 am. Monday, July 25, at the Leonard Park. Tournament play will begin at 1 p.m. Age divisions are Div. 2, 8-11 years, and Div. 3, 12 and older. Jim Crumley, 244-8229

HARNESS RACING AT FAIR State Fair officials are tagging Labor Day as the “greatest single -day in Indiana Harness Racing history” and well they may as it appears that the largest total purses ever offered in the Hoosier state and the greatest horses in the land will combine for a record-breaking afternoon. Moneywise, there will be over $183,000 offered for the four top State events on Sept. 5. According to Octave Blake no other harness racing program has ever offered so much money on one day. And, he should know, because he has been president of the Grand Circuit for 20 years

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and seen almost all of the races on the 22-member tour. Dr. Charles L. Armington, the harness race director for the fair, says that the estimated purses will go like this: Fox Stake for 2 year old pacers—ss9,ooo; the Horseman Stake for 2 year old trotters Futurity for 3 year old trotters—s39,ooo; the Horseman Futurity for 3 year old pacers—s36,ooo. As farr as the performers them-selves—-the trotters and pacers—there is speed galore. Romulus Hanover is blazing his way around the East and should be favored in the Fox. Hickory Blaze is burning up the 2 year old trotting ranks heading this way. Among the sophomores, Bonus Boy and Polaris are trotting up a storm while the great Romeo Hanover is just waiting for a crack at Bret Hanover’s Indianapolis 1:55 mark. The question there is—just how fast can he go?

Indianapolis Hiking Club The Indianapolis Hiking Club will have its annual reunion hike in Riley Park, Greenfield, on Sunday, July 24. The group will leave from the east side of the Statehouse at 1:30 pm. and will drive to the park where they will meet again at 2:15 pm. Watermelon will be serve' 3 following the hike. Leader will be Mrs. Fran Pier, 5108 LeMans Dr.

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