Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1967 — Page 3

.Thursday, September 7, 1967

Classifieds (Continued from page 2) HELP WANTED FRONT DESK CLERK EVENING HOURS, 3:30 PJML TIL 12 MIDNIGHT. INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY "500" MOTEL. 241-2392. GARAGE SALE—Shoes, girls dresses, blouses, some baby clothes; size 8-10-12 Girl Scout Uniforms, all like new; griddle; girl’s blue 24” bike. 291-4576, 5435 Maplewood. GARAGE SALE—SI3B W. 14th St., rear—furniture, clothing, some antiques, misc. Friday, Sept. 8, 8:00 to 4:00. FOR RENT—modern furnished apartment, four rooms and' bath; private ent.; utilities furnished. Employed couple preferred. 333% N. Warman 6367987. CHIMNEY REPAIR Gutters cleaned and repaired. Free estimates. 831-4635 FOR SALE —5 fifteen inch wheels, will fit all late model Ford products including Musang. Excell, snow tire wheels, $2.50 each. 244-8584.

FOR SALE—Perennial flowers, 25c up. 1732 N. Berwick Ave. 636-3240, WALKS, DRIVEWAYS, PORCHES— Concrete work of all kinds. Free estimates. 831-4635. BUILDING LOTS—(some wooded) 5 minutes west of Speedway. Rolling land, utilities. From $3500. Terms if desired. James E. Gray, Real Estate 291-4461. FOR SALE—Coldspot Dehumidifier, has been used about 8 months. Call after 3 p.m. week days. 293-0523. WANTED TO BUY—Quart and pint fruit jars for canning. 2440434. WANTED—Lady to do small amount of office work at home. New 1.8. M. typewriter and transcriber furnished. Age no factor. Postcard to Specialized Sales, P. O. Box 24891, Speedway, Ind. 46224. GARAGE SALE—SB6I Cadillac Drive, Saurday, Sep. 9. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, AKC registered litter, black & silver, 8 weeks, SSO. 241-3478. FOR SALE —Girl’s summer and winter clothes, size 10-12, good cond. Call 241-3914. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN in my home, good care, hot lunches, play equipment; also ironings, $3.50 basket. 241-3914. FOR SALE—GE automatic electric heater. Call about 2:30 p.m. 244-2767, S7OO to S9OO for best used car offered. 293-0674 after 5:30 p.m. STANDARD POODLE PUPS, cream A.K.C. registered, males and females. Call 241-7768. FOR SALE—B.M.W. RSO, 1600 actual miles, windshield, turn signals, saddle bags luggage rack, large tank, large seat, excell. cond. 241-6580 after 5:00 p.m. weekdays.

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Continued from nafle 1 Chairman, at 244-2923. Please let your church school teacher or Mrs. Briggs know if you are planning to attend. CLINIC FOR ALL CHILDREN’S WORKERS will be held Sunday evening from 7:00 to 9:30 pan. Excellent guest resource leaders have been obtained and it is hoped all teachers, superintendents, and helpers will take advantage of this opportunity to learn and grow. Children-up-through-three, Mrs. Harman Allison, Director of Christian Education, Mooresville Christian Church. Four-five-kin-dergarten, Mrs. Harold Johnson, experienced kindergarten leader and curriculum materials writer; First and second graders, Mrs. James Naile, Director of Christian Education, Allisonville Christian Church; Third and fourth graders, Mrs. Don Clingan, Directors of Children’s Ministries, Downey Avenue Christian Church; Fifth and sixth graders, Mrs. Boyd Hughes, local church leader and curriculum materials writer.

Dr. James Blair Miller, Professor of Christian Education, Christian Theological Seminary, will be the leader for the workers of Jr. High young people, on Sunday, September 17th, from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. On Wednesday, September 20th, Sr. High workers will be guided by Rev. Enos Nelson, one of the ministers of Downey Ave. Christian Church, who has particular responsibilities and capabilities in his church for work with youths and adults. All officers and teachers of adult classes will convene on Sunday, September 24th, to present and discuss the most urgent problems and possibilities in our mutual ministries ih adult education. Enroll by calling our church office, 244-2000 or 244-9507. There is no charge or fee for participation in these clinics, which are sponsored through our Department of Christian Education, leadership education. C.W.F. SEPTEMBER MORN BREAKFAST, Monday, September 11th, 9:00 a.m. Tickets are SI.OO and may be obtained through your Circle leader, or Mrs. Merko Dotlich, 924-0101. Joanna and Miriam Circles are hostesses. Devotions will be given by Mrs. Gene Hainen; the program “Japan” will be given by Mrs. Rhiman Rotz. All women of the church are invited to attend this first general meeting of the Christian Women’s Fellowship. The breakfast and program will be held in fellowship Hall

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Christian Men’s Fellowship Steering Committee will meet Monday evening, 7:00, September 11th, in the Bethany Room. Pastor’s Cabinet will meet Monday evening, September 11th, in Room B-l, at 8:00 p.m. Note change in time due to the Steering Committee meeting earlier. The Official Board will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday, September 12th, at 7:30 p.m., in Room B-l. Preparations for the Fall Festival will continue at the Dotlich Farm at Clermont Come and stay all day, or part of the day. Sugar donations may be brought to the church kitchen; call Mrs. Alberta Lambert if you have any items for the auction or white elephant booth. Golden Rule Fellowship will meet Thursday, September 14th, from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. in the Bethany Room. Rachael Circle is hostess. A film will be shown entitled “Greatest of These”. If you know of a Golden Ager who mgiht enjoy these meetings, please notify Mrs. Mary Watson, 291-2725, or Mrs. Esther McKitrick, 241-8675.

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Drainage Problems Lafayette, Ind. Too much spring rain may create problems for homeowners—standing water or soil erosion in the lawn flooded basements. Don Sisson, Extension agricultural engineer at Purdue University, says some problems can be solved by individual homeowners, but builders often need to take the preventative steps in proper grading and construction. Before establishing a new lawn, grade the land so that surface water drains away from the house and other buildings. This water should be forced to flow toward an outlet, such as street gutters or storm sewer inlets. If water ponding shows up in established neighborhoods, homeowners may be able to excavate trenches along lot lines to dispose of standing water. Hauling in fill dirt is practical only for very small areas.

Proper grading will help prevent water in the basement and crawl spaces, but in addition, every basement needs a properly installed footing drain. If such a drain is omitted during construction, the basement is almost certain to be wet Water from roof gutters should be outletted away from the house

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foundation. Sometimes water backs into basements from overloaded storm or sanitary sewers. The best prevention for this is an improved storm sewer system, but back up valves can be installed in basement floor drains to help check this problem. Excess runoff water on steep slopes usually means soil erosion.

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Homeowners should look first for a way to divert the runoff water Then they can establish grass sod or other plantings to protect the bank. On very steep banks, caving is sometimes a problem. Again, surface runoff water should be diverted. Special shrubs for erosion control will help solve this kind of problem. Consider retaining walls only as a last resort.

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