Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1967 — Page 4

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Classifieds (Continued from page 3) FOR A NEW WURLITZER 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. 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. 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. NOTICE TO FISHERMAN—get your nite crlrs, red worms, minnows, supplies etc. at Speedway Bait & Tackle, 5217 W. 10th St. 244-1479.

Musical Notes

RICHARD C. GIGAX

Gen. Mgr. Wiiking Music Co. "ON PIANOS vs. PENCILS AND PROGRESS" To most children beginning lessons, I imagine that the piano must loom like some sort of a massive and mysterious monster. There it stands, solid and silent, taller than they, tempting or terrifying-depending on the child’s attitude and exposure to it. The piano teacher is faced with a different initial approach than the classroom instructor. By the time most children reach first grade they have owned .and used books, pencils, and paper. It is the classroom teacher’s job to broaden the knowledge and use of these tools in the fields of communication and understanding. The beginning child with this amount of background on piano is an exception. So, in most cases, the piano teacher’s first job is to make the formal introduction between the pupil and the instrument. The child will be shy, curious, bored, excited, negative. It depends on attitude and the way the teacher handles the situation. The piano, on the other hand, is always aloof and unresponsive at first. It must seem to say,“if you want me to play with you, make friends first!” In the beginning, the piano is master of the student. When the student becomes the master of the piano, the teacher has done all that can be done. Then, sometimes the student and the piano go on-together-into the realms of fine technique and interpretation. When this happens, the teacher assumes a new role—the greatest reward the profession has to offer: the role of counselor to an exceptional and expanding musical talent. You don’t see a lot of teachers driving fancy cars or wearing thousand dollar dresses. But who can put a price on the happy flash or understanding in a child’s eyes? Or the sweet sounds of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata drifting through a home where clumsy little fingers once stumbled reluctantly through Page One in Book One? To learn to play the piano is not easy, but always rewarding. To teach is sometimes trying, troublesome and traumatic, but the rewards are priceless. Students and Teachers all—we salute you. What your child plays on is very important, too. That’s why I’m happy to announce that I am currently offering a special group of Floor Model Pianos that regularly sell for $735 to $1,045 at the special reduced prices of $423 to $647. These prices, including Bench and Free local delivery. Come in or call in now. The phone number is 637-1326.

FOR SALE Outboard fishing motor, runs good. S4O. 3240 Salt Lake Road, 291-0250 or 631-8885 after 5:30 p.m. “WEE FOLK” NURSERY please call now to enroll your 3 or 4 year old for nursery school next fall. Filling fast. 291-2055, Mrs. Keever. MAID—FULL TIME-6440 W. 34th St. Apply in person or call 293-4930. FOR SALE —Mechanic tools, over 450 pieces with 10 books, $225.00 cash; 1 nice R.C. Allen manual cash register, $60.00; 1 belt massager, sls. CaR 244-5106.

FOR SALE—RCA gas stove, good useable cond., first S2O will buy. 241-5667. FOR SALE—Bronze ‘66 Monza cpe, and/or It. blue ‘66 Dodge Dart, 6 cyl., 2 dr. sedan, both very clean & in good cond. 2436316. FOR RENT—2 bedroom modern unfurnished house, shade, garage, near Allison Speedway plant, adults 293-3268. BABYSITTER—Wanted a loving and reliable person to stay with two small boys, ages 2 and 4, five days a week, 7:15 to 5:00. Your home or mine. If interested, call 241-6414 after 5:30 p.m.

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SPEEDWAY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR wants babysitting job, in my home. Call 241-4871. PERSONNEL RECEPTIONIST Take new applicants to interviewers. Assist in testing and grading. No Fee. S3OO. Polly. SNELLING & SNELLING 15th & Main, Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed LEAVING STATE Garage & Patio Sale Friday, Sat, June 24th & 25th, 9:00 AM. to 8:00 PM. Lots of household goods; apliances; miscellaneous; curtains; drapes; bedspreads; men’s and lady’s clothing, all kinds, excellent & clean. 1734 Allison Street.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS —Orange lounge chair, drapes & bedspread, S4O; 3 dinette sets; lounge chairs, clothing, double & twin beds, dishes, TV. 12 to 6, Thurs, thru Sat. 244-3860, 511 N. Girls School Rd. WANT GOOD HOMES for 5 cute kittens. 5360 Maplewood Drive. 291-2081. FASHION FUN.NO FEE The fashion concious gal who appreciates beautiful things will find her niche in this leading fashion house. Marge. SNELLING & SNELLING 15ih & Main, Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed

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FOR RENT—% double, 1520 Winton, 2 bedroom. 241-3302 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT—Sleeping room. 1309 N. Warman. 631-0579. VETS RECEPTIONIST NO FEE If you like animals you’ll love this variety spot S3OO. Kay. SNELLING 8t SNELLING 15th & Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed F/C BOOKKEEPER NO FEE Go where you’ll be appreciated to tune of up to $425. Marge. SNELLING & SNELLING

15th & Main, Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed AMBASSADORNO FEE If you enjoy children - this spot is golden. Variety. $350. Lois.SNELLING & SNELLING 15th & Main, Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed ADVERTISINGFEE PAID Main office of national firm. Glamour spot. $325. Kay. SNELLING & SNELLING 15th & Main, Speedway 244-9525 Licensed LOST, MONDAY—BIack, 3 mo. old pup, part beagle, partDachshund. Reward. Call 636-6955 after 6 p.m.

APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE A handsome 3-unit apartment house for sale by owner. Speedway residential area. On the bus line. All modern construction fire proof, air-condi-tioned, carpeted and beautifully landscaped. An investment opportunity of over 7%. Zoned for business and ideal location for a physician, attorney or beauty and barber salon, etc. Possibilities unlimited. $65,000.00. Write Speedway Flyer, Box No. 22, 5217 W. 15th St, Speedway, Ind. 46224. LEGAL RECEPTIONIST S3OO Young personality gal. Fast raises. Public contact Polly. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed RN FOR CLAIMS.NO FEE They’ll train you for this very special spot with this very special company. $375. Lois. SNELLING & SNELLING 15th & Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed TRAINEE.NO FEE No experience needed. Prestige Co. will take you step by step. Leads to data processing future. $325. Lois. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th & Main, Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed

FOR RENT—In Speedway—sleeping room, clean, kitchen facilities. Students preferred. 241-2193 after 5, week days. WANT TO BUY—I 7 or 18 ft fibre glass boat; also pool table, reasonable. 244-7956. SEAL-POINT SIAMESE KITTEN, male, pure-bred, 8 weeks. S2O. 241-6701. FOR SALE—For Volkswagen, 2 new Firestone Town & Country Snow Tires & Wheels, bargain at SSO; 15x14.5 heavy beige carpet & pad, SSO; 6xß braided early American oval rug, $12.50; rollaway bed, 39” wide, $lO. 241-9783. SECRETARY TRAVEL AGENT Learn to set up tours, handle reservations. Exciting position for woman who desires heavy public contact. $350. Polly. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main, Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed FOLDING BOAT—full size, unsinkable, 14 ft; also used, an enclosed car-top carrier. 5217 W. 10th, 244-1479.

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SECRETARY TRAINEE 5P0T.4350 Assist several young execs, on this one. This may be for “U”. Marge. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST $305 for personable girl to assist doctors and patients. Brand-new offices. Will train. Kay. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed IBM TRAINEE $500.N0 FEE No experience needed-just willingness to learn. They pay for your schooling. Lee. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed TIMEKEEPER TRAINEE $525N0 FEE Be your own boss! No experience necessary. They will train you exclusively. Lee. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main, Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed

Thursday, June 22, 1967

ORDER DESK $5400.......N0 FEE For sales trainee who’s not sure. Take bank orders. Lee. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed OFFICE BOY - S4OO - NO FEE Easy pace, no confining job in modern all girl office. Lee. SNELLING ft SNELLING 15th ft Main. Speedway 244-9525 . . . Licensed SECRETARY WANTED Efficient typist, shorthand and bookkeeping helpful Prefer someone with some knowledge of journalism. Call 244-4262 for appt. The Charger, 4909 W. 15th, Speed. way. 19 YEAR OLD GIRL would like baby-sitting jobs. Call 2416820. FOR SALE—High poster bed and dresser, good cond., $35; 16mm camera, S2O. Call 631-3509 after 6:30 p.m. MIDDLE AGE LADY—works days, wants small apt. or efficiency near bus line. Call 8525166 after 5 p.m. WANTED TO BUY—four or five room ranch double in Speedway area. Make cash deal to owner direct. Call 846-8148.

FREE ORGAN CONCERT John Kemm, popular, nationally famous radio, television and night club entertainer will be featured in a “POPS ‘N JAZZ” Story & Clark Organ Concert, Thursday, June 22, 1967 at 8:00 P.M. in the Wiiking Music Auditorium, 120 N. Pennsylvania. Admission is free and free refreshments will be served following the concert. Mr. Kemm has appeared in over 50 concerts in 28 states. He is a graduate of Drury College,, Springfield, Missouri and studied Organ with Dr. John Lasczkovich for three years. He also studied piano for a number of years. Mr. Kemm has been an Organ Instructor and conducted Organ Teacher Seminars. He is a past Dean of the Ozark Chapter of the American Theater Organists, member of the American Theater Organ Enthusiasts and President of A.F.M. local 620. Special guests invited to attend the concert include members and friends of the Indianapolis Chapter of American Theater Organ Enthusiasts. The program will include a medley of popular show tunes, semi-classics and jazz selections. This concert is open to the public. However due to limited seating capacity, people who wish to attend should obtain free tickets by calling 637-1326 or at Wiiking Music, 120 N. Pennsylvania. Mr. Kemm is married and makes his home in Joplin, Missouri with his wife and four children.

PSI lOTA XI (Continued from Page 1) Scherer announced the total amount spent during the year for philanthropic activities was $145,000 including $50,000 contributed to speech and hearing projects. Mrs. W. C. Van Ness, Summitville, Indiana, was elected National President at the closing session of the convention. She has served on the national council for six years. In her address to the convention, Mrs. Van Ness said, “There has never been a greater need for volunteers everywhere ... Be women of ‘purpose’.” She encouraged the members to make wise use of their time by doing philanthropic work. A very impressive memorial service for the deceased during the year was given on Saturday morning by Alpha Omega Chapter, North Vernon, Indiana. One new project was approved by the convention. It was a oneyear grant to the Riley Hospital Memorial Association for the support of the Riley Hospital Audiology and Speech Clinic, providing diagnostic, therapeutic and other assistance for children with special speech and hearing problems at the hospital. Psi lota Xi was one of the original organizations giving assistance to the Riley Hospital. Other projects proposed and approved during the business session of the convention were: Two-year support of the Hoosier Art Salon; two-year continuance of the Purdue Pre-College Institute assisting 24 girls in 1968 and 48 girls in 1969; Two-year contribution to the Psi lota Xi Symphony Endowment Fund Trust supporting the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, the Indianapolis Symphony and the Louisville Symphony orchestras; Book Scholarship in Speech and Hearing Department of one of the Kentucky Universities; Assistance to the Speech and Hearing Handicapped in the State of Illinois; and continuation of voluntary chapter support of the gift program for the patients in Indiana’s three state hospitals. The 1968 Convention will be held on the campus of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, with Beta Zeta Chapter of Summitville, as the hostess.