Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1966 — Page 3

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Classifieds BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED APARTMENT—.with all utilities furnished, garage included. 293-0265, FOR SALE—Turquoise reclining chair and ottoman; Lady Kenmore portable dishwasher; 4x6 tangerine rug with 2 small matching rugs. 241-7048, FOR RENT—Lovely furnished room and bath, in home, near 136. Garage included. References exchanged. 293-0265. FOR SALE—Alaskan seal fur jacket; boy’s clothing, size 14; white shoe roller skates, size 4%. 344-1368. FOR RENT—bedroom, modern home west of Speedway; access to rest of house, male, work nights. Also small effec. apt. in Speedway. 244-1978. PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy house from owner on or near bus line, north of 136, prefer Meadowood. Best offer. 244-0314. REMEMBER GIRL SCOUT GIFT SHOP DECEMBER 3RD ST. CHRISTOPHERS SCHOOL

Newest Falender Home Model Now Available On Your Own Lot Falender’s new LCM-I model just opened in Meadowood at 3000 North High School Road, can now be purchased for on-your-lot construction anywhere in Marion •County or adjacent counties according to Walter Ewigleben, onlot division manager of Falender Building Corporation. The LCM-I, which brings the total Falender homes available tor on-lot construction to 57 designs and 20 floorplans, is a onestory brick & aluminum. It has three bedrooms two with walkin closets. Master bedroom has private bath with glass shower enclosure and window. Second "bath is conveniently located off central hall. Outstanding features of the new LCM-I are wrought-iron railings separating the living room from the entry foyer and dropped ceilings with a stipple patterned texture. Family room is 15 feet long and has a brick fireplace in one corner and windows in the other facing entry landscaping. One wall is paneled. Formal dining area features a window-wall facing the patio area. Completely separate breakfast area has large window. Cus ■tom cabinets throughout the kit chen are of deep walnut Formica in a hewn-wood pattern and are lined with white Formica. Buil' in electric range is included.

Front door of the new LCM- T is recessed under a covered porch and has decorative glass in both floor-to-ceiling side lights and door panels. Falender home prices for on your-own-lot contsruction. Con ventional loans are available and can be arranged through the Fal ender on-lot manager. Purchasers already owning lots often qualify for loans without the need of a down payment. Normal construction time is 120 days. On-lot home buyers may take advantage of Falender’s risk-free trade-in plan paying them full current market value as set by 3 independent appaisers. The new LCM-I is being shown only at Meadowood, 3000 North High School Road, but other models available for on-lot construction can be seen at Northbrook, 8100 North Ditch Road; Tempo, East 16th St. at Franklin Road; Eastwyck, 38th & Schaefer Lane. Models in all Falender communities are open 12 to 7 Sunday through Friday and 10 to 6 Saturday. For further information regarding on-your-lot construction, phone Walt Ewigleben 291-2562 days, or 546-1620 evenings.

FORSYTH EXHIBIT Marian College in observance of the Indiana Sesquicentennial will present an exhibit of the works of Indiana Artist William J. Forsyth from November 15 to November 23 in the college’s Music Building, 3040 Cold Spring Bead. It win be the first major showing of Forsyth’s work since the late 1930’5. The Show wiH be open to the public daily from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 pun. Nearly 50 works, representative of aU the periods of Forsyth’s interest win be in the exhibit, drawn from collections owned by the state and private collectors. The show win include nils, water colors, and pen and inks. gage bankers win discuss their outlook for 1967 at a sixth annual seminar at Purdue University Dec. 8-9. The sessions in Purdue’s Krannert Graduate School of Industrial Administration are expected to draw mortgage loan executives from banks and insurance companies throughout the state.

History Of The Speedway Five Department The Speedway Volunteer Fire Department was started some time in 1916 when Lem Trotter purchased a Firehose Cart The Cart was stored at the Prest-O-Lite garage. This Cart was moved about manually by members of the volunteer fire department. The Town of Speedway was incorporated in 1926, with an office in the 1500 block of North Main Street In 1928, Prest-O-Lite converted an old Reo truck into the town’s first fire truck. The fire truck was housed at the Prest-O-Lite garage and was run by their employees along with the assistance of the volunteer firemen. At this time Art Beeler was Fire Chief and N. V. Jehnings was assistant Fire Chief of the Speedway Volunteer Fire Department. In 1935, The Town of Speedway purchased a new Diamond T Fire Truck, a 500 gallon per min-

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ute pumper, fully equiped to fight all types of fires. In 1939, Hany Bernhardt was appointed Fire Chief of the Speedway Fire Department In 1941, the fire truck was transfered from the Prest-O-Lite garage to the Kepler Garage in the 1400 block of North Main St June 1, 1943 the fire truck was transfered to the newly completed Town HaH at 1450 North Lyndhurst Drive. At this time the town hired two firemen, Cledith Stephens and Louis Trosky. One man releaved the other, working 24 hours on duty and 24 hours off duty. This marked the beginning of the regular Speedway Fire Department. In 1945, Cleo Flinn was appointed Fire Chief. At this time there was still only two members of the regular fire department In 1945, Cledith Stephens was appointed Fire Chief, the manpower still remained at two. In 1951, the town purchased a new Maxim Fire Truck, a 750 gallon per minute pumper, fully

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equiped to fight all types of fires. In 1953, the town hired two additional firemen, bringing the regular department up to 4 men. In 1955, the town hired one additional firemen, bringing the regular department up to 5 men. In 1958, the town hired two additional firemen, bringing the regular department up to 7 men. In 1960, the town purchased a new Maximm Fire Truck, a 1,000 gallon per minute pumper, fully equiped to fight all types of fires. Also, at this time the town retired the Diamond T Fire Truck, which was later sold to the Raceway Park Race Track in Clermont, Indiana. October 1, 1963, the town hired two additional firemen, bringing the regular department up to 9 men. November 8, 1962, the Speedway Fire Department moved into their new headquarters at 1430 North Lyndhurst Drive. January 1, 1965, the Town of Speedway hired two additional firemen, bringing the regular

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department up to 11 men. At this time the volunteer department has a membership of 12 men. FANTASTICKS The National Road Company of THE FANTASTICKS, New York’s longest-running musical comedy, will open on Thanksgiving Night, November 24th, at the Murat Theatre. It win play 5 Holiday performances with 2 shows each on Friday, November 25, and Saturday, November 26th. Starring in the imaginative Tom Jones-Harvey Schmidt musical are several members of the original N. Y. cast, headed by David Cryer, Alice Cannon and Donald Babcock. Walter McGinn, seen here recently in THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, rounds out the starring cast Many of the songs from the tuneful score have become standards during the show’s 7-year run in N. Y., most notably Try To Remember, and a number of songs that Barbra Streisand has recorded such as Much More, Soon It's Gonna Rain and I Can See It. THE FANTASTICS tells the story of a young boy and girl, in love, out of love, and

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growing up under the watchful eye of their fathers, who pretend to frown on the latch but secretly scheme to bring then together. This exclusive tour which will begin its first week-long engagement under the aegis of SOUNDBLAST has been formed io honor this musical which has already played more consecutive N. Y. performances than Rodgers and Kammerstein’s SOUND OF MUSIC and CAROUSEL On November 2nd, it will surpass MY FAIR LADY as the longest-running musical in the history of the modem American Theatre, thus becoming the musical “King,” having played over 2500 performances. Tickets for the show range from $4-00 to $5.00 on the main floor and from $2.00 to $3.00 in the bal-

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