Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1967 — Page 7

Thursday, November 16, 1967

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SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page D when we ackowledge our indebtedness to God and renew our pledge of allegiance to Him Americans are proud of their heritage and rightly so. They are proud of their land and its achievements. Americans want the best for America but Christ covets America for Himself and His kingdom’s sake. Greeters Ist Service —Mr. & Mrs. Gentry Kirbe Greeters 2nd Service—Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Wise Mrs Sue Wise will be soloist. She will sing “I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes?’ by Margery Watkins. CALENDAR Monday—Methodist Men, 6:30 pm. Tuesday—Felicity Circle, 7:30 p.m. GET ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS IN EARLY NEXT WEEK DUE TO THANKSGIVING.

Indiana Bell To Issue New Type Bill Indiana Bell Telephone Company will begin issuing new, improved bills to its 700,000-plus business and residence customers throughout the state late this month. First copies of the new statements, easier to read and understand, should be received by Indiana Bell customers early in November, according to J. W. Arbuckle, IBT*s general commercial manager. The new bills will be somewhat larger in size than those now in use They will provide space for listing up to 10 long distance rails on the same piece of paper with monthly local service and equipment charges. Previously long distance calls were listed on a separate statement. Thus, in the future, the 90 per cent of the company’s customers who make 10 or fewer long distance calls monthly will receive one piece of paper instead of two. Customers who make more than 10 long distance calls a month will continue to receive additional pieces of paper listing all their long distance calls. “Long distance calls also will be shown in order by date,” said Arbuckle. “This feature should be especially helpful to large long distance users.”

WAYNE TOWNSHIP OPEN HOUSE DRAWS CROWD It was a “full house” in attendance at the open house and reception held last Sunday Afternoon at the new office of the Wayne Township Trustee at 5707 W. Morris Street. Among the many visitors at the occasion were the Honorable William G. Bray United States Congressman from the Sixth District, and his charming wife, Mrs. Esther Bray. Richard Lugar, Republican candidate for May of Indianapolis interrupted his go-go campaign long enough for a brief visit and round of hand-shaking with the enthusiastic crowd. Highlighting the occasion was the exhibit of 15 - pieces of fire fighting trucks of the 26 - piece equipment of the Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department. Seventy firemen of the 350 - member force of the Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department were manning the equipment under the direction of Chief Gus Wulf. Acting as Hostess for the event were Mrs. Jack Cooper, Mrs. Robert C. Ott, Mrs. Ruth Durham, Mrs- Ruth Breeding, Mrs. Paul Burkley, Mrs. Mary Helen Baus, Charlotte Baus Long and Mary Jane Baus. Ollie Baus, Wayne Township Trustee

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WOMEN ACCOUNTANTS The Indianapolis Chapter of the American Society of Woman Accounts will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday, November 20, 1967, in the Holiday Inn Midtown. Dinner will be at 6:15 PM. followed by guest speaker, Mr. William Erickson. Mr. Erickson, Director of Data Processing, State of Indiana, will discuss “The Computer and Indiana State Taxes from an Accountant’s View”. PLEASE MENTION YOU SAW THEIR AD IN THE FLYER

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Falender Offers Choice Off 59 Personalized Designs To Be Buih On Buyer's Own lot In Marion Or Adjacent Counties

Falender’s complete selection of 59 personalized exterior designs and 21 floorplans are available on the buyer’s own lot in Marion County or adjacent counties, according to Jerry Clark, Marketing Director for the Falender Building Corporation. Although a large percentage of “on lot” homes are being built in Indianapolis and Marion County, many are also being constructed in other Indiana cities, Clark continued. Clark attributed the growing popularity of the ‘on lot’ division to the fact that Falender homes include basic construction features not usually found in this price range. , Ten inch concrete beams and smaller floor points are used to minimize floor shrinkage. A vapor barrier minimizes moisture within the floors. Also included in all Falender home construction are heavy-gauge aluminum gut-

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ters and downspouts, long-war-ranty roofs, window screens, full insulation, easy-reach utility connections and silent switches. Falender offers the home buyer his choice of a brick or stone exterior trimmed with wood and aluminum in a wide variety of popular styles. The homes range from three to five bedrooms, some arranged in such a way that one bedroom may be converted into a den or sewing room if desired. Falender homes have multiple ceramic tiled baths. Dressing rooms contain full-mirrored double closet doors, round basins, vanities, full-wall or area mirrors and lighting. Brick or stone fireplaces are available in Falender family rooms along with hearths, mantels, built-in shelves and housewife’s desks, paneled walls and sliding glass doors to concrete patio stoops. Patios may also be completed if the buyer wishes.

Dining rooms may be formal or informal Some models also have breakfast areas with passthroughs from the kitchen. Many front doors are recessed under covered porches. Entries are tiled, some double-width and paneled with tiled guest closets. All have attached garages. Falender can assist the buyer in obtaining all types of conventional loans. Purchasers already owning lots often qualify for loans without the need of a down payment “On-lot” buyers may also take advantage of Falender’s risk-free trade-in plan paying them full current market value as set by 3 independent appraisers. This can be completed within 2 weeks. Salesmen at any Falender community can answer questions about or arrange for “on lot” construction.

Models of some of the homes which may be selected for “on lot” construction are being shown at the following Falender communities: Meadowood at 3000 North High School Road: Northbrook, 8100 North Ditch Road: Tempo, East 16th and Franklin Road. Furnished models in these communities are open from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday, 11 aon. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 am. to 6 pm. Saturday.

Tau Phi Lambda Theta Rho Chapter of Tau Phi Lambda Sorority of Woodmen of the World will hold their business meeting on November 16, 1967 at the Indiana NatL Bank 38th & Sherman Dr. The meeting will begin promptly at 8 P.M. Pledge and initiation will precede the meeting. Mrs. Pat Freeman will be pledged. Mrs. El Kramer and Mrs. Pat Freeman will be initiated. Election of officers will also be held. Donation for Thanksgiving basket will be collected for our needy family. Hostesses are Mrs. James Young and Mrs. Larry Anacker.

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