Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1966 — Page 6

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SELLIKG YOUR OWN REAL ESTATE? We have often been asked for pointers that will assist one in selling his own real estate. Therefore, we offer the following suggestions: 1. Make necessary repairs or improvements prior to offering the property for sale. Use a valid appraisal approach to determine a fair market value, such as; cost approach, income approach, or market approach. 3. Determine the most appropriate method of financing the property. The buyer needs to know what type of terms are available on montgage or contract. 4. Plan our newspaper advertising Using eftreful timing with emphasis on important features and consideration of total cost. 5. Avoid placing an owner’s sign on the property. This places cne in a precarious position because you cannot judge the purchasing power of the prospect who comes to the door. 6. Do not be discouraged if the interested party likes your property but does not make an offer. He may not be able to afford the property or know how to go about negotiating a purchase. 7. If you have a prospect who wants to buy the property, you must get a signed proposition with an earnest money deposit to make the transaction binding. ' 8. Next, qualify the prospect for a mortgage (few buyers today pay cash for real estate). You need to know the prospects gross income, assets, liabilities, employment record, and age before attempting a loan application. 9. Ts you have the buyer signed to a proposition and the mortgage approved, secure the services of your attorney or real estate broker to handle the final closing. 10 If you want to be free of all these worries, we recommend you call First Bank & Trust Co., Real Estate Sales Department. We have built our business by providing the best Real Estate service you can obtain and can sell your property. Let us handle your real estate problems. Member F.D.I.C. Phone 243-3259—9 to 5 Daily,—9 to 8 Friday,—9 to 12 Saturday.

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTI AY CHIRtH (Continued from Page 1) morning at either nine or eleven o’clock. At first service the Angelus Choir will sing “O Lord of Heaven and Earth and Sea” by Larson; at second service the Chorale Choir will sing “We Love The Place, O God” by Robert J. Powell, and “When One Is Getting Older” by J cine Marshall. Rev. John L. Andrea will deliver the sermon at both services. The chancel flowers will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dolton and Jndy in loving memory of Becky Dolton. We were pleased to welcome into our membership last Sunday Miss Arlene Lamb of 6208 Lakeview Thrive, who transferred from the First Chrsitian Church of Logan, Kansas. The rose on the lectern announced the birth of John David Meyer, bom October Bth to Marilyn and David Meyer. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Edwards and Mr. Arthur Meyer. Young people from our Jr. and Sr. High Departments will join young people from several Speedway churches on the annual U.NJ.C.E.F. drive from 4 to 6 p.m. next Sunday evening C.W.F. Bible Study will continue on Monday morning, Room 206, from 9 to 10 a.m. All ladies of the church are welcome to attend. Speedway Weekday Religious Education class will resume Wednesday, November 2nd, from 3:10 to 4:10 pan., in Room B-l. TUESDAY CIRCLE MEETINGS: Five Circles will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 pan. EUNICE CIRCLE, Fellowship Hall. The Program will be a “Christmas Workshop”. JOANNA CIRCLE will meet in Room B-l. Program will be “Canada and U.S.—Neighbors.” RACHEL CIRCLE will meet with Mrs. Alberta Lambert, 5020 W. 14th Street. The program will be “Canada, the Dominion Today”. REBECCA CIRCLE will meet with Mrs. Harry Elder, 1739 Gergard Drive. The program will be “Canadain Churches”. TARTTHA CIRCLE meets in the Bethany Room. The program win be “Disciples in Canada.” The Membership and Evangelism Committee will meet in Room 106 at 7:30 pjn. on Tuesday, November Ist LEAH and RUTH CIRCLES will meet on Wednesday, November 2nd, at 1:00 p.m. Leah Circle will meet with Mrs. Glea Miller, 5516 W. 15th Street. Ruth Circle will meet with Mrs. Betty Sharp, 1202 N. Worth Street. The program will be “Canada Today.” World Community Day will be observed with, services at the Northminster Presbyterian Church, Kessler Blvd, and Ralston Drive, from 9:45 to 2:45 on Friday, November 4th. Mrs. Merko Dotlich and Mrs. Ray Montgomery will be 'attending from our church and will take the Health Kits prepared by the various circles. Again this year the Wheeler Mission Christmas giving, program will be helped by gifts of canned food from our church. C.W.F. circle members will please bring cans of food to their November meetings.

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TRAVEL SERIES (Continued from page 1) by their mother, and Trudi, a chimpanzee, stayed with them longest. As the safari cook, Dianne was enormously grateful to the out-back ants for building anthills. They proved to be readymade ovens, and many a crusty loaf of bread and large roasts were baked inside them. The convoy making this trip was stuck in the sand and mud at least 150 times, over 35 flat tires were encountered and at least ten spring blades were broken. Two lives were lost, one a Britisher who died of pneumonia near the summit of the Mountains of the Moon, the other an African who was accidentally shot by an African gun bearer. We will see Flamingo Lake, typical of Africa, the land of contrast. Predators lions, giant eagles, crocodiles, prey on the unprotected, an exciting fight between a buffalo and a pack of lions. Africa is like a different country at the time of the droughts and when the rains come. Even people are in contrast. We will see the Wasais, the tall well built men and the Banebuti Pygmies with an average height of four feet three inches, hunting with miniature bows and arrows. From the Mountain of the Moon, 17,500 feet above sea level, the eerie moss forest trees with 100 feet heights lay before us. One of the present day wonders of this earth, is the Kitsimbanyi Volcano which was born from the flat open plains about 100 miles east of the Mountains of the Moon. Rising to 1400 feet within six months, a river of molton lava over two hundred yards wide stretched for a length of sixteen miles. This volcano hurtled rocks as big as trucks from thirty miles below the surface of the earth. A glorious pictorial of this volcano has been recorded in “RIVERS OF FIRE AND ICE”. This film and lecture is the most dangerous one known to be made and will hold any audience on the edge of their seat with excitement.

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