Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1967 — Page 3

Thursday, August, 31, 1967

Classifieds (Continued from page 1) 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. pap£r HANGING—STEAMING PAINTING. Interior, exterior. Melvin H. Scott 2290 N. Warman. 631-3081. TRASH HAULING Clean out garages and basements, insured. Call Truman. References. 2443986. NOTARY PUBLIC on duty at all times during our regular store hours. ROSNER DRUGS. 1564 Main Street 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 design and manufacture. For information, call Robert M Brock, 291-7842 after 5 p.m.

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. 1967 ZIG-ZAG CONSOLE SEWING MACHINE never used, does everything without attachments, including buttonholes and decorating garments. Assume payments of $5 monthly beginning Sept. 25th. New guarantee. Full price $35. 244-8453. LIGHT HAULING—CIean basements, garages, attics. No job too small. You call, we’ll hauL 293-2274. SMALL BOAT HANDLING Hoosier Power Squadron will offer its FREE course in small boat handling in two locations for the convenience of area boaters. Registration for one Piloting class will be held 7:30 p.m. Tuesday evening, September sth at Stout Field. The second series of identical classes will be held on the city’s East side with Registration 7:30 p.m. Thursday Evening September 7th at the Indiana Mortuary School, 5815 E. 38th St. The United States Power Squadrons’ course is open to both men and women over the age of 16. Ownership of a boat is not required. The opportunity for skippers—and would be skippers—to learn safe, happy boating through the skillful teaching of this unique organization should not be missed. Many tragedies, and near tragedies, could be avoided by participation in the FREE USPS piloting class. The Power Squadron, a unit of the National organization has but one reason for its existence: “To Teach Safe Boating Through Education.”

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