Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1967 — Page 4

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Classifieds (Continued from page 3) FOR A NEW WURUTZER piano or organ call 852-5371 for a demonstration. Mrs. Ann English, Representative. FIRST OFFERING SPEEDWAY—Choice location, 2 bedrooms, large carpeted combination living & dining, breakfast nook, basement, fenced back yard with large screen-in patio. 5019 W. 15TH ST. mac McArthur co. rltr. 244-0344 FOR SALE—Trash barrels, tops out delivered, $3.50 or will empty yours, $2.00. Stoney’s Light Hauling. After 3:15 p.m., weekends anytime. 635-8824. FOR SALE—3 good used tires 8:15-15 Firestone “500”. $4.00 each. 1926 MacArthur. 244-2361. FORCED TO SACRIFICE our 440 Hardtop ’63 Rambler, only driven 3700 miles due to illness of driver. Brand new spare tire. SBOO.OO. 1627 Presto Street. FOR SALE—New 30 inch gas stove, $50.00; round dinner table and 6 chairs, small credenza, $20.00. 244-9789.

BROWNY THEATRE "The Family Theatre" BROWNSBURG, IND. Phone 852-2065 FRI., 7:53 P.M. SAT., 2:00 and 4:57 P.M. The incredible true story of John F. Kennedy's adventure in the South Pacific. “PT-109” SAT., 7:18 P.M. SUN., 2:11, 6:01 & 9:51 P.M. r THE HOUSEWIFE WHO ttflKilm AM Rifles picks bank robbery FMgy FOR A HOBBY! |Ggk tahbannen Mshann peterfilk Bb tidm *b jKobt Jonathan winters SAT., 9:14 P.M. SUN., 4:06 & 7:56 P.M. TOO LATE CONNE SfcVcNS Technicolor MAUR&4 O'SULLIVAN JN HUTTON CUP THIS AD. IT IS GOOD FOR ONE FREE ADMISSION WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. THIS WEEK ONLY.

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PART TIME HELP WANTED Evenings and Saturdays APPLY AT M B Speedway Shopping Center 5910 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD

FOR SALE—B,SOO B.T.U. air conditioner, excel! concL, Kelvinator. 244-4931. FOR SALE—I 967 Silent Scotts Mower, used 4 times. 244-2133 after 6 p.m. EXPERIENCED SPEEDWAY BOY wants lawns to mow. 244-4697. 1785 HAMBLEN WEST DRIVE —Stone & redwood, 3 bdrm., 1% baths, family room, sun room, attach, garage, fireplace, over % acre, all fenced, On contract, owner. 241-5118. OFFICE CLEANING Private homes, painting, wall washing, window washing, lawn care, rug & upholstery cleaning. Call Alfonso for immed. service. 9256788. FOR RENT —5 room house, gas heat, fireplace, dining room garage, fenced yard. 5001 W. 15th St., $125. Write: C. Everett Shultz, 1615 Mayfair Ave. Westchester, Illinois 60153. Phone 312-562-6214. FOR SALE—6 weeks old part toy collie pups, $2.00. Call 8566638. FOR SALE—’SS Chev. % ton pick-up. Real good cond. $375. Call 856-6594. WANTED Janitor and yard man for new nursing home to be opened soon. Apply in person at 709 S. Lynhurst Street.

10% off ON ANY WIGLET WITH EACH S2O SERVICE OFFER GOOD THRU MONTH OF JUNE Each woman is a unique personality and this must be expressed by expert creativity. TARA SHOPPING PLAZA ' 34th & MOLLER ROAD Open 6 Days and 5 Evenings Sat. to 6 P.M. urar 293-3456 ’

FOR SALE—6 month old female English Setter, registered, beautifully marked. $40.00. 244-8229. FOR SALE—Good Condition, 1960 Olds 98—4 dr., power steering and brakes, only $575. Call 244-1740. FOR SALE—36 in. Westinghouse range, 4 burner—deep well, electric, $50.00. 244-0415.

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EXCELSIOR’S SHIRT-A-DAY PLAN KEEPS YOU COOL IN A FRESHLY LAUNDERED SNORT-SLEEVE SHIRT. The EXCELSIOR Shirt-A-Day Plan gives you 11 new shortsleeve shirts, and launders five of them per week for just $225. Free pick-up, delivery, and replacement of frayed or worn shirts. Keep cool in a short-sleeve shirt from Excelsior. Phone 635-3591 f) . LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANERS t HC 0 vMKUI 840 North New Jersey V/yAXAXnAT LmX Indianapolis, Ind. 46202

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FOR SALE—I 4 cu. ft refrigerator, frostless, ice maker, 8 ma old, like new. Norge dryer, good cond. Breakfast set 6 chairs. Girls hike, 26”, good; 21” R.C.A. TV, good cond. 856-6594. HOUSE FOR RENT—S rooms, 2 bedrooms, modern, garage, $85.00 month. 11l Center Street Clermont. 786-3165 or 632-6819.

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FOR SALE—Wurlitzer Organ, model No. 4300, modern, all walnut sacrifice equity. Call 357-7357, call any time. FOR SALE—G.E. elec, stove; new Westinghouse upright sweeper with attacks., never used; Cedar chest; deluxe yard grilel with cover; 2 metal yard tables; blond bedroom suite; odds & ends. Call 241-4005 before 9:30 AM. or after 5:30 pan.; weekends anytime. WANT TO RENT—2 or 3 bedroom home in Speedway by July Ist 241-3824. PATIOS, Porches, Sidewalks, Brickwork, and Carpentry. Free estimates. 831-4635. FOR SALE Deluxe Electro Grand portable sewing machine and Kenmore washer at reasonable prices—after 5 pan. Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. 4945 W. 12th Street. MOVING—Ext. ladders, $10; mahogany breakfront SSO; chest of drawers, sls; meat slicer, $10; dishes; clothes; yard equip; set Colliers encyclopedia, $150; all like new. 2418 N. Auburn, 2417834.

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3 BEDROOM BRICK, ranch type, attach, gar, hip roof; fenced yard; screened patio, water softener; gas heat; beaut landscaped, for sale by owner. 2418 N. Auburn, Speedway City. 241-7834.

ATTENTION HOMBOW9KBB Now is tea time to plan and beautify your homes and lawns. Complete landscaping; raking, sweeping, fertilizing sad seeding of lawns. Will fertilize shade trees; shrubs and evergreens. We are experts in our field, as listed below: 1. Dormant spraying (late Feb. and April) before leaves come out 2. Complete lawn rare raking, sweeping, spraying, fertilizing and seeding. (All debris hauled away) and lawn rolling (March and early April). 3. Control weeds (early March and April) for crabgrasses, dandelions, planten and various other weeds which destroy beautiful lawns. 4. Fertilizing lawns; evergreens, flowers, shrubs ad shade trees. 5. Complete langscaping, planning and designing

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8. Win sail rosea; all rarities (Spring only); evergrem; shrubs and shade tree*. Shade trees should be planted baton leave# come out AU plants, shade trees and evergreens are selected. T. Expert evergreen, flowering shrub and hedge trimming. Tree topping. WUI remove small trees, only. 8. Expert tree surgery. 9. Expert peat moss laying building up the soil and niching* 10. Etching; aide walk and driveways. 11. Will rent raking machines and deliver to the Speedway area only. IX Fully insured. Licensed. Member of Nurserymen’s Assn. FREE ESTIMATES NO JOB TOO SMALL. WORK GUARANTEED TO TOUR SATISFACTION. CALL 808 HOEGETS LANDSCAPING SERVICE. Ml--2768 or 244-6095. NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE—Fri. and Sat. Baby Bed, fan, bedroom suit appliances and mics. 6121 Meadowood Dr. NOTICE TO FISHERMAN—get your nite crlrs, red worms, minnows, supplies ete. at Speedway Bait & Tackle, 5217 W. 10th St. 244-1479. TRADE Thermo-Fax model 44 “Secretary” copying machine for good late model tape calculator. 244-1479. MOVING OUT of town, like new full length living room drapes gold, $9.00; bedroom drapes powder blue, $9.00; wardrobe closet SIO.OO, large double doors. 293-3965.

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Continued from page 1 All young people who plan to attend Camp and Conference this summer will attend a Breakfast and Commissioning Service at 7:30 a.m. Sunday morning, June 11th. Church clothes are in order. Please be in your church school classroom weU before 7:30 so that the entire group can proceed to Fellowship Hall and be served promptly at 7:30. C.W.F. Bible Study will continue throughout the summer on Monday morning, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., Room 106. All women of the church and community are invited to participate. C.W.F. Circles of Friendship win meet Monday evening in Fellowship Hall, 7:30 p.m. Hostesses will be Claudia and Abigail Circles, with Mrs. Carl Swenson, chairman. Mrs. Carl McKitrick will conduct the Installation of Officers, and devotions will be given by Mrs. Art Vermillion. A very fine program has been arranged by Mrs. Bob Elson, Chairman of Music. Members of the Speedway Musicale will present “The Sound of Music”. All women of the church are invited, and circle members are especially urged to attend this important meeting. There will be no Pastor’s Cabinet meeting this month. The Official Board will not hold its regular meeting this month, but will attend the annual Official Boad Dinner June 13th, at 6:30 p.m., in Fellowship Hall. Husbands and wives of the Board members also attend this dinner. On Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 p.m., in the Bethany Room, all Vacation Church School teachers and helpers will hold a planning session for the school which will be held July 24th through August sth. Orientation and decisions important to all will occur. Child care is available. Fall Festival Sewing continues each Wednesday at the Dotlich Farm from 9:00 to 3:00. Come out and join the group for fun and fellowship, as well as work. The Chancel Choir will rehearse each Thursday night from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. If you would like to join this group this summer, be sure to come to the next rehearsal session. ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Father Lindemann offered the 8 o’clock Mass this morning for the graduating class. Mass was followed by a breakfast, to which the parents were invited, in the school dining room. The class enjoyed a picnic at Longacre on Tuesday, and they were in retreat Monday which was given by Fathers Richart and Kessler. The lower grades at St. Christopher had classes all day Monday and Tuesday, half-days on Wednesday and today. Tomorrow they go back for the report cards to 9:00 a.m. There was an error in the Calendar column in The Criterion last Friday. There was no St. Christopher Social. These Socials have been discontinued until early Fall. Installation of the newly elected officers of the Holy Name Society will take place in the Church immediately after the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, June 11th. Members of the Society will receive corporate Holy Communion at the Mass. A breakfast-meeting will be held afterwards in the school dining room. The newly elected officers are: Dick Phillips, president; Ed Pendergast, vice-president; Gene Villinski, secretary; and, Ray Esaman, treasurer. Father Kessler, new assistant pastor, will present himself to the Society at the meeting. Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Sister Julia, a much-loved nun who taught at St. Christopher school in the past. She died May 24th at the Margaret Mary Hospital in Batesville. She had been semi-retired at the Franciscan Motherhouse in Oldenburg. We were happy to learn that all the Sisters will be returning next Fall, all except of course Sister Georgianna who will be serving the Missions. However, a teaching Sister will replace her and a sixth Sister is to be added as part cook and perhaps library work. Sister Susan, superior at St. Christopher school, will continue work on her history master at the John Carroll University in Cleveland this summer. Sister Rosaire will be working on an education master at Clark University in lowa, Sister Mary Martha will attend classes at Marian College, and Sister Jolyn will be at Oldenburg. We were advised Monday that Father Richart has received his rank, that of Captain, and is to report to Dayton Air Force Base this week to be measured for his uniforms and receive his instructions. He is to report June 22nd to Seattle for active duty. Father Kessler said the 6:15 Mass Monday morning for Frances Wiley at the request of her cousin, Mrs. Catherine Quinn. Our Sisters asked that the 8 o’clock Mass be said for Sister Julia. The Masses on Tuesday were said for the speedy recovery of members of the Hall family ... the 6:15 for Gloria Hall at the request of her own brothers and sisters and the 8 o’clock for Valeria Hall at the request of the Renie, Pate, and Goddard children. Friends of Eileen Murphy asked that the early Mass on Wednesday be said for Eileen. The Peterslim and McGuinnes families asked that the later Mass be said for Henry Rosner. The 6:15 Mass this morning was said for Joseph Beberdick at the request of the Frank Buehner family. The 8 o’clock Mass was for the eighth grade graduates. The Mass at 6:15 tomororw morning will be said for Wilbur Riedy. The 8 o’clock Mass will be said for Tom Maloney at the request of the O. A. Bender family. On Saturday morning the 6:15 Mass will remember Stella Ward. Betty Zabel has requested the Mass. A Nuptial Hgih Mass will be sung at 11:30 for the wedding of Georgianna Flesch and Fred Leski. Father Kessler has asked that CYO monthly Paper Sales be continued. The next Sale is scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 7 - 8 - and 9. St. Christopher Annual Festival, with “Tops in Food”, is July 27, 28, and 29. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

Thursday, Ju*e 8, 1967

PERSONALS Mias Jane Curry (Mr. to Mrs. J. A Curry) 5005 Ford, Miss Judy McClamroch (Mr. and Mrs. R. P. McClamroch) 5741 W. 18th, and Dave Schein (Mr. and ltrs. N. C. Schein) 1434 Whiteomb, will receive Bachelor of Arts degreet during the 134th annual commencement exercises at Hanover College on Sunday, June 4. Miss Curry, an English major, has been treasurer of the Women’s Recreation Association, is active in intramural sports, and is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and Gamma Sigma Pi scholastic honoraries. She will graduate magna cum laude. Miss McClamroch is a speech and drama major. She has participated in many theater productions, the choir, and is a member of Theta Alpha Pi theatre honorary, and Kappa Theta social sorority. Schein, a political science major, has participated in varsity wrestling and intramural sports. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi Social fraternity. Thirty-five Purdue University students have been initiated as members of Delta Rho Kappa, Honorary scholastic society for students in the School of Science and the School of Humanities, Social Science and Education. To be eligible for membership in the society, a first semester junior must be in the upper 2 per cent of the class, a second semester junior in the upper 5 percent and a senior in the upper 10 per cent. The new members, by hometowns: Speedway Helen P. Bledsoe, 2225 Allison Ave.