Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1967 — Page 3

Thursday, July 27, 1967

Classifieds (Continued from page 3) FOR A NEW WURLITZER piano or organ call 852-5371 for a demonstration. Mrs Ann English, Representative. NOTICE TO FISHERMAN—get your nite crlrs, red worms, minnows, supplies etc. at Speedway Bait & Tackle, 5217 W. 10th St 244-1479. FREE USE OF HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT for Speedway area residents. PSi lota Xi Sorority. Call 241-9194 or 241-7493. STUART McGUIRE FOOTWEAR —With Ortho-Vent spring step cushion. Shown by appointment in home. Walter Zeiher, 291-4894. PAPER HANGING—STEAMING PAINTING. Interior, exterior. Melvin H. Scott 2290 N. Warman. 631-3081. TRASH HAULINC d— Clean out garages and basements, insured. Call Truman. References. 2448986. BRIDAL CONSULTANT experience in arrangment of wedding ceremonies. Also experienced organist and soloist. Call 2413438 after 5 pan.

NOTARY PUBLIC on duty at all times during our regular store hours. ROSNER DRUGS, 1564 Main Street. DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS and restyling; also bridal gowns and formals by expert dressmaker and designer. 1616 Farley Drive. Mrs. Dost. ST. CHRISTOPHER'S 30TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL Thursday, Friday & Saturday LIGHT HAULING All kinds; garage cleaning, etc. 241-6811. SAVE A TRIP down town—see the Wurlitzer organ with the Sh-Boom, and pianos, in my tome. Call for appointment. Lessons available. Mrs. Ann English, Rep. 852-5371. RUGS & FURNITURE cleaned and mothproofed in your home. Good workmanship, reasonable prices, work guaranteed. Mr. Becktell, 241-0249. If no answer, call evenings. VERDIER BROS., INC. ELECTRIC GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS. 30 years experience in dpsign and manufacture. For information, call Robert M. Brock, 291-7842 after 5 pan.

NEED HELP WITH YOUR FIGURES? COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING, accounting and tax services available to small West Side businesses. My office or yours. Contact (Mrs.) Florence Briggs, 4906 W. 16th Street, Speedway, anytime. Office 244-2445, Res. 241-0790. YOUR GOOD SUIT damaged by cigarette burns, moths or tear? Save your damaged garments by having them invisibly rewoven. All work guaranteed. Kathryn Craig, 1736 N. Norfolk. 241-0472. 1967 ZIG-ZAG CONSOLE SEWING MACHINE never used, does everything without attachments, including buttonholes and decorating garments. Assume payments of $5 monthly beginning Sept. 3. New guarantee. Full price $35. 244-8453.

LADIES Full or part-time to work in Dairy Stores, no experience necessary. Good working conditions. Salarybenefits. Apply ? 1 to 3 p.m. daily 6101 E. Washington St. Lindner Ice Cream Co. WANTED Curb Girls full and part time. Apply Speedway Frostop, 5211 W. 10th St. TEACHER OR EMPLOYED PERSON—Beautiful bedroom for rent. $lO a week, garage and kitchen privileges. Phone after 5:00 p.m. please 244-3818. FOR SALE —20 inch A.M.C. 3speed window fan, $10; 12 drawer maple finished chest, S2O. 241-7048. GARAGE SALE—ltems reduced for final clearance. Thurs. to 6 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 8 to 8 p.m. 1734 Allison St. LIGHT HAULING—Iron, sheet metal, dirt, rock, etc. 244-8173. Michail Risley. FOR SALE—OId-fashioned dinner bell and frame, 16”; 24” fireplace crane; mahog age cabinet on casters. FREE FOR MOVING —outdoor WPA toilet, good cond. 291-9851.

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CHILDREN'S MUSEUM The Fort Benjamin Harrison band will make a special appearance for the youngsters of the community at the Children’s Museum, 3010 N. Meridian St., this Saturday morning, July 29. An hour of rousing band music on the museum lawn will be the treat for children, but adults are invited to the free concert, too. In case of rain the concert will be in the museum assembly room. On Wednesday of this week, July 26, two free showings of the Disney nature film “Nature’s Half Acre” will be given at 11 a.m. and 2 pan., and on Friday at 11 o’clock the museum will sponsor

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free paper and pencil games for the youngsters. The July series of craft workshops will be completed this week and the August series will begin next Tuesday with graphic arts and Thursday with art in the round. The July series of Girl Scout and Camp Fire Girl badge classes will also end this Saturday and the August series will begin next week. Classes to be offered in August are folklore and dabbler. Enrollment information is available at the Children’s Museum. ST. CHRISTOPHER'S 30TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL July 27, 28, 29

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OPEN HOUSE AT CHILDRENS HOME An open house has been planned by the General Protestant Children’s Home located at 1404 S. State St, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2 to 4 pm. Anyone is cordially invited to attend the centennial celebration, meet our children, visit with them and our fine staff and tour the home. The Boy Scouts band will play and refreshments will be served. Operation of the home is directed by a board of 15 trustees headed by Charles Symmes, an attorney. Mr. A. C. Moldthan of Speedway is one of the trustees. Mrs. Moldthan is a member of the ladies auxiliary. Mrs. Arthur E. Bainbridge is president of the auxiliary.

STUDENT WORK High school and college students looking for summer work are still contacting the Youth Opportunity Center in Indianapolis, according to Paul O. Roales, Manager. Roales said today that applications are running ahead of last year, but that job openings are fewer, in comparison. So far this summer, the Youth Opportunity Center, an office of the Indiana State Employment Service, has registered over 4,400 young applicants seeking summer vacation work. To date, 801 youth have been placed in nonfarm

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RAY C. WISHMEIER DRY CLEANING 1340 MAIN ST. 244-5718 SPEEDWAY CITY NOW OFFERING . . . Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service We Also Specialize in Cleaning Drapes - Chair Covers - Blankets We Operate Our Own Petroleum Plant NOT SYNTHETIC

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work. Of these, 254 were placed in summer jobs. Approximately 86 placements have been made in seasonal form work. Roales urged employers to list with his office all job openings to which a young person might be referred. He said that many young applicants currently registered have acquired work experience during previous summers as construction workers, factory workers, file clerks, grocery clerks, stock boys, salespersons and many other skills that could be used to advantage.

MAJOR NEW ADDITION PLANNED AT ZOO Construction of a large aviary at the Indianapolis Zoo is scheduled to get underway in the near future. Announcement of the major new addition to the zoo’s facilities was made jointly this week by Robert R. Baxter, president of the Indianapolis Zoological Society, and Emsley W. Johnson, Jr., chairman of the board of the Arthur Jordon Foundation. The foundation is providing the funds to construct the aviary. Overall dimensions of the Lshaped structure will be 60 by 48 feet. The aviary will consist of two parts, a flight cage which is to be open to the sky and an inner sanctuary which will be roofed and heated. Birds will be free flying within

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the aviary and visitors will be able to walk through the facility to view them. During the winter months the birds will stay in the heated sanctuary area. Russell R. Hirschman, vice president of the zoological society, and members of the zoo’s building committee, visited many aviaries and talked with zoo officials throughout the country before selecting the aviary design. Fleck, Burkart and Shropshire are the architects. The Indianapolis Zoo is located at 3120 E. 30th Street in George Washington Park.

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nets began on Tuesday, July 25th at 8:00 P.M. at the Central YJI.C.A., 310 N. Illinois Street The course will be conducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 to 9:00 PM. and will consist of 8 lessons, with a cost of SIO.OO. Curtis Carter, the instructor, has had several years of swimming and teaching experience. For further information, call the Physical Education Department at 635-1331.

ST. CHRISTOPHER'S 30TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL with “TOPS IN FOOD“ Thursday, Friday to Saturday July 27.28,29 SADDLE HORSE SHOW DEADLINE NEAR The 1967 Indiana State Fair Saddle Horse Show will be one of the many feature attractions

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at this year’s Fair—but time for entering this event is growing short August 1 is the deadline for all entries in the Saddle Horse Division. Coliseum shows will be August 28, 29, 30, and 31, with matinees beginning at 3:00 pan. (4:30 on August 28) and evening performances starting at 7:00 p.m. Hunters, jumpers, and fine harness horses will be taking part in the shows, along with saddle horses of various breeds. There will also be contests for equestrian skill and performance. Entries for the Saddle Horse Show may be obtained from the Saddle Horse Department c/o Indiana State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46205. AHEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE!

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