Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1966 — Page 5

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Hamilton, Mrs. Sherry Hinchman, Mr. Forrest Hooper, Mr. Finis Jent; Mr. Don Johnson, Mr. Kenheth Jones, Miss Mildred Middaugh, Mr. Lyle Neat, Mr. George Roe, Mrs. Joan Stewart, Mr. Robert Wise, and Mr. Bert Zimmerman. Any high school boys who have not had their physical examinatiton for athletics for the 1966-67 school year should report to the locker room on Friday, August 12, at 6:30 p.m. Boys in grades 10, 11, and 12 who plan to play football will meet in the locker room at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 13, to get their equipment. All boys who plan to play 7th or Bth grade football will please attend an organizational meeting at the junior high school gym at 10 a.m. Monday, August 29. Bring your medical slips signed by your doctor and your parents. Eighth grade boys are to wear sweat shirts, shorts, and their own football shoes. Seventh grade boys will meet with Mr. Butterworth and then be dismissed. Seventh grade practice will start officially after school begins on September 6. The Bth grade team will practice every day beginning August 29. All boys must furnish their own practice jersey, shoes, and mouthpiece. All other equipment will be furnished by the school. Winners in the local 4-H Exhibits held July 26 were the following: FOODS I Blue Ribbons: Debbie Barger, Vickie Coats, Nancy Collins, Barbara Dunn, Julia Hatch, Joyce Hollenbeck, Kim Kleinknight, Vicki Lentz, Kathy Long, Terry Mareane, Tina McCammack, Debbie Morris, Penny Sullivan, Diana Wooten, Coit Conover, James Otto, John Schoonover, and Steve Sullivan. Red Ribbons: Wanda Atkinson, Karen Baker, Janet Braden, Rita Brown, Debbie Bubalo, Linda Eldridge, Janine Fetters, Deborah Fuller, Sue Johnson, Judy Lones, Karen Long, Jeanne Love, Sandra Mays, Peg McGilliard, Sharon Otto, Ramona Overman, Sandy Reichard, Mary Renie, Kathy Richards, Nancie Richards, Linda Washburn, and Robert Faris. White Ribbons: Debra Cameron, Mary Feeley, Holly Hamilton, Martha Klotzlier, Mary Kutcher, Paula Mendenwald, Debby Morris, Debra Neiman, Mary Pesel, Debra Sauer, and Jane Thomas. FOODS II Blue Ribbons: Peggy Byrd, Kathy Klotzbien, Kathy Lyons, Jane Quinn, Karen Rice, Kathy Tomlinson, Deborah Witherbee, and David Lloyd. Red Ribbons: Carol Bongen, Diana Dial, Annette Dragoo, Deborah Feaster, Gail Geiger, Alex Martinez, Arlene Mendenwald, Chris Saxton, Rita Shortridge, Sandra Sorrell, Toni Sullivan, Carol Thomas, Kathy Trager, and Mark Hammer. White Ribbons: Sherry Frey, Debbie Hanna, Vickie Lash, Debby Lovick, Francie Miesch, Kent Evans, Tom Hanna, and

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Fred Read. FOODS 111 Blue Ribbons: Kathy Karst and Linda Ward. Red Ribbons: Jeanna Otto and Bev Preston. FOODS IV Red Ribbon: Glenda Shortridge. FOODS V Blue Ribbon: Bev Preston. FOODS VI Red Ribbons: Mary Cockman and Naomi Hocker.

Special? Definitely. Keep Speedway’s finest advantages and pleasures. KEEP THOSE HIGHLY VALUABLE SPEEDWAY TAX SAVINGS. And inprove your living as only a Falender Home and Community can. In Parkview—established —inside Speedway. Only a selected few homesites remaining. Adjacent to Meadowood. Within walking of Meadowood Grade School, Speedway High, Speedway Shopping Center, Meadowood Park. Easy driving also—everything that’s most desirable. Easy move? Yes. Even an easier trade-in! Falender’s plan leads the city. New. Exclusive. Settled within 2 weeks. You get the FULL CURRENT market value—as set by 3 IN-

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CLOTHING I Blue Ribbons: Jane Barlick, Janet Braden, Peggy Byrd, Karen Cockman, Mary Feeley, Beth Harlin, Mary Higbie, Lynn Hofmockel, Kathy Klotzbein, Martha Klotzlier, Alex Martinez, Debra Neiman, Mary Pesel, and Lana Welcher. Red Ribbons: Kathy Carroll, Therese Carroll, Julia Hatch, Barbara Lewis, Jeanne Love, Sandy Reichard, Mary Renie, and Sherry Sullivan. White Ribbons: Diane Armin, Wanda Atkinson, Carole Hoge,

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DEPENDENT appraisers! If Falender sells your present home for more—YOU get the extra! Best? Certainly. From Speedway’s best known builder, headquarters here since 1951. Variety of new home choices? The biggest. 51 custom quality respected favorite designs. 17 floorplans. 3to 5 bedrooms. Brick. Redwood. Tiled entry foyers. Tiled guest closets. Huge family rooms. Formal dining rooms. Paneled walls. Fireplaces. Special children’s bedrooms—some with dividers—low hung rods and shelves. A variety of kitchens and sizes. Custom cabinetry. Built-ins. Brand names everywhere. Price? Very nice! From $18,500. . From sll2 monthly. All types of conventional financing.

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Ann Kregenbeck, Betty Parker, and Laura Sunkle. CLOTHING H Blue Ribbons: Carol Bongen, Gail Geiger, Debra Preston, Glenda Shortridge, Rita Shortridge, and Toni Sullivan. Red Ribbons: Debby Lovick and Karen Rice. CLOTHING HI Blue Ribbons: Karen Lind and Rose Reichard. Red Ribbon: Kathy Karst. White Ribbon: Sandra Johnson. CLOTHING IV Blue Ribbon: Pat Gardner. CLOTHING VH Blue Ribbon: Jan Gardner. Red Ribbon: Naomi Hocker. LIBRARY NOTES: Information on the Summer Recreational Reading Club will be found on the front page of the Flyer. These titles have been added recently: Allen, Elizabeth: The Loser Branley, Franklyn: The Sun; Star Number One Bronowski, Jacob: Common Senses of Science Downer, Richard: Drawing Buildings Nader, Ralph: Unsafe at Any Speed Moore, Robin: The Green Berets Anderson, Donald: Elements of Design Comfort, Mildred: Lowell Thomas, Adventurer Buehr, Walter: Cloth from Fiber to Fabric Couch, Helen: Devotions for Young Teens Duggan, Alfred: Growing Up in 13th Century England Deschin, Jacob: Photography in Your Future

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Special "Trade-In Inventory-Clearance Parade" Of Immediate Occupancy Falender Homes

Numerous unusual features are included in a special “Trade-In Inventory-Clearance Parade” being held this week by Falender Homes. Several of the 12 homes being displayed are available for occupancy before school starts. Several are new homes. Some are existing older homes taken on Trade-In within the past few days. Also featured is the availability of Conventional, FHA, and VA loans. All homes in the Parade are on the west side, in Falenderis “Meadowood” community at 3000 North High School Road, and the nearby “Parkview” which is inside the City of Speedway. “All are priced for an immediate clearance of inventory,” according to Walter Ewigleben of the Meadowood staff. “Some have all the special luxury features of show-home models such as carpeting, draperies, G.E. intercoms, electric ranges, extra landscaping including our new unusually large trees. Others are the regular basic-price homes. Those in Parkview and Speedway have the extra advantage of Speedway’s low-rate taxes.” Included are 1 and 2 stories and split levels. Colonial, Con-

temporary and Conventional designs, 3 to 5 bedrooms, multiple baths, family rooms, fireplaces, paneling, hard-surface tiled entry foyers and guest closets, formal dining rooms, built-in vanities, double front doors and double-width entries. The Trade-In plan is new and exclusive with Falender. The price paid for the customer’s present home is the current market value set by three independent appraisers. Arrangements often can be finalized in two weeks. The Trade-In Parade is being held noon until 8 p.m. weekdays; -11 a.m. to 6 pan. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Details and a route map are available at the information center in Medowood, 3000 North High School Road There is no informatiton center in Parkview. "Willing Water Week" “Willing Water Week” has been proclaimed in Indiana for the period of August 14-20 by Gov. Roger D. Branigin. “Willing Water Week,” inspired by the American Water Works Association, is designed to call attention

to the importance of water in our day-to-day living, and to the part that water utilities, publie and private, play in providing us with water. In proclaiming “Willing Water Week,” Governor Branigin said, “I urge all citizens to gain a wider understanding of the contributions, the services, and the future needs of the utilities which bring us this vital re» source.” Gov. Branigin also was made an honorary member of the American Water Works Association by Leo Louis, president of the Association and of Gary-Ho-bart Water Corporation, and G. G. Skelton, chairman of the AWWA’s Indiana Section. Indianapolis Hiking dub i The Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike at Broomsage Dude Ranch near North Vernon on Sunday, August 14. The group will meet at 2:00 pm. at the ranch. Camping will be planned for those who want to camp Saturday night. Mr. Leland K. Ramborger, 1300 N. Colorado Avenue, will be in charge. C.YJF. PAPER SALE 9:00 to Will Pick Up SATURDAY. AUGUST 27

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