Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1968 — Page 3

Thursday, February 29, 1968

CLASSIFIEDS (Continued from page two) 1967 SINGER CABINET $36.16 FULL BALANCE Assume six payments of $6.03 per month. Nice walnut cabinet, good condition. Monograms, mends, darns, appliques, sews forward and bacward, equipped to zig-zag and so on. Total price just $36.13. CaH 634-5386 or after 5 caU 8564841.

WANTED TO BUY from owner, small two-bedroom house in Speedway. Prefer basement and garage. Will pay cash, call 2912992 after 6:00 p.m. weekdays. FOR SALE—Duncan Phyfe dining table, like new three 12” leaves, new pad, 1 linen table cloth & napkins; 1 original Heart Chair, like new; portable Singer machine. 244-0465. FOR SALE—electric guitar with amplifier and microphone, like new; HO scale road race with tunnels and landscaping, 4xß; 2 boy’s bicycles, 26” & 24”. 2916067.

FOUND—Man’s wrist watch, 2911166. GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, 4 mos., S3O; male, 6 mos., SSO. A.K.C.; Large dog house, $lO. 856-6606. FOR SALE—Blonde 48” chest, $25. 243-0717. FOR SALE—nice living room chair, $7.50; 14 ft. extra strong wood ladder, $5; 2 leather salesman’s sample cases, $2.50 each; misc. household & garden items; reasonable. Moving to apt., must sell. 1749 Christopher Lane, 2443421. FOR SALE—combination room divider & china cabinet; living & dining room drapes; 2 table lamps, white & gold color; 2 tub chairs. 244-9744.

FOR SALE—’64 white Corvair Monza, deluxe interior, good condition. Call 241-1921. WANTED—LADIES to sell cosmetics, full or parttime. Mr. Kinser, 241-6778. FOR SALE—I96O Ford Pick-up, brand new bed, very good cond. Call 241-2766. HOUSEWIVES Fine opportunities for income on a full or part-time basis handling a prestige line of finest cosmetics. CaU 635-3536. S.O.S. URGENT Attention Speedway Homeowners: If you are looking for all cash and quick action, now is the time to sell your home. Please call

HERMAN GREENWOOD REALTOR 241-3373 FOR RENT SPEEDWAY 1 bedroom apt. heat, water, air condition included, adults only. No pets, References. slls. Picturesque residential location, walk-in level on bus line. Shown by appt. 241-0848. CHILD CARE—My home. 2413132. 1960 4-door OLDS hardtop, full power, air condition, S4OO. 2449369. . IRONINGS DONE in my home. 241-8007, $4 per bushel. NOW IS THE TIME FOR TREE TOPPING ..AND ..REMOVAL OF TREES. Early February is the time to prune all fruit trees; also dormant spraying. Estimates free. No job too small Call Bob Hoeger Landscaping Service, 241-2766 or 244-6095.

B.F. ROSNER CONSTRUCTION 244-7218 ★ REMODELING ★ ROOM ADDITIONS ★ COMMERCIAL ★ RESIDENTIAL ★ GARAGES ★ DRIVE WAYS ★ CEMENT PORCHES ★ ALUMINUM SIDING

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE—to settle estate. 1975 Clark Road. For appt call 2430517. FOR SALE Portable Stereo, Webcor, 4-speed, auto, changer with 45 adapter, very good cond., S2O. 291-4236. WANT TO RENT—2 or 3 bedroom home with basement in Speedway area. 291-4812.

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM March is International Month at the Children’s Museum and a program Saturday morning (March 2) by Othmar Grueninger, “Going ‘Round the Globe,” will begin the observation. Grueninger will tell boys and girls eight and older about worldwide travel, how to go, what to do when you arrive, and what kind of people and customs can be expected. At the same time younger children will meet in the museum craft room. David Cassady, curator of education, will show a museum object of interest and discuss it Youngsters have an opportunity to ask questions and to handle the item. Both programs are free and begin at 11 o’clock. In keeping with International Month, a special exhibit of dolls of the world may be seen at the Children’s Museum. They are dressed in colorful costumes of their homeland. March Scout badge classes will have their first meeting at the Children’s Museum Saturday from 2 to 4 o’clock. Badges being offered are puppeteer for cadette Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, and folklore for the junior group. Registration information may be obtained at the museum.

CROSSROADS ART SHOW > Crossroads Rehabilitation Center will sponsor a special art show March 2 and 3, 2:00 p.m. until 7:00 pan. at the Meridian Art Gallery, 3117 North Meridian. An invitational preview for art patrons and the press will be held March 1, 2:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. The event, which will officially launch the 1968 Easter Seal campaign in central Indiana, will be opened by Mayor Richard G. Lugar, Mrs. Roger D. Branigin, honorary Easter Seal Chairman, and Tammy Outlaw, Crossroads Easter Seal child. { The exhibit, “The Happy Traveler”, consists of fifteen water color impressions by the noted American artist, Ruth Strauss. The world wide touring exhibit is owned by Scandinavian Airlines, who commissioned Miss Strauss to paint these scenes of Scandinavia and Russia. Included in the art collection is a scene of the Hans Christian Anderson home in Odense, a bandstand in Bergen, St. Basils Cathedral, Moscow, and the Stadhuset in Stockholm.

Indianapolis Hiking Club On Sunday, March 3, the Indianapolis Hiking Club will assemble at the fire tower in Morgan Monroe State Forest at 2 P.M. Cars will leave the east side of the State House, Capitol and Market Sts. at 12:30 P.M. Contact the leader, Lisbeth Cramer, for further details.

PLEASE MENTION YOU SAW THEIR AD IN THE FLYER

Illini Club Founders Day Dance Indianapolis area alumni of the University of Illinois will observe

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ART'S Shell Service 4940 CRAWFORDSVILLE TELEPHONE 243-0982 OFFERING THESE SERVICES .... . . . . SHELLUBRICATION .... MOTOR TUNE-UP . . . . WHEEL ALIGNMENT .... WHEEL BALANCE .... BRAKE SERVICE FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Convenient Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. "SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS"

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1564 MAIN STREET ,i 1551 niiiwur i SPEEDWAY PHONE 244-0241 WELCOME HERE “NOTARY PUBLIC ON DUTY DURING AU STORE HOURS*

For emergency prescription service from Rosner's Drug Store Call 241 - 5894 or check the other emergency phono numbers listed on our front door anytime during the night or on Sundays when the store is closed

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the beginning of their school's 101st year wth a dinner dance Friday, March L The Founder’s Day party will be in the Van Camp Room at Stouffer's Inn,

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starting with cocktrils at 6:30. Coarii Jim Valrir, who has just completed his first year as head football coach at his alma mater, win speak at the dinner. E. P. Wririmr. 1123 Winion Avenue, Speedway, president efl fte HBni Club of Greater Indiana, polls. will introduce Valek at the

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Founder's Day Celebration. Dinner reservations are being taken by William K. Quinlan, 730$ North Audubon Road, dub treasurer. The meeting win indude the election of new officers. Dancing to the Music of the Modernaires win complete the evening.

Floral Park Cemetery Names New Board Members Announcement was made today of the appointment of new members to the “Board of Regents" of Floral Park Cemetery, 3659 Cosstil Road. According to Donald B. Keller, vice president of this not-for-profit institution, the following were elected: Mr. Frank Cline, Asst. Supt, Wayne Township Schools Mr. Lewis Parker, Jeweler Mr. James Baize, Plant Engineer

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Mr. Charles Buektew, LinkBelt Conmanv Mr. Dwight Cottingham, Faculty Member, Ben Davis High School Mr. Kenny Crawford, Real Estate Appraiser Mr. Morris Tobias, Insurance B E. Hubele, Putar, Eighth Christian Church Mr. Kenneth R. Glidewell, Realtor

Shell Gift To Butler A $1,500 gift to Butler University from the Shell Companies Foundation, Inc., New York, was announced today by Dr. Alexander E. Jones, Butler president. The grant under the Shell Assists Program will apply toward current operations as well as faculty development programs in chemistry, mathematics and physics. It will make it possible for the three departments to send faculty representatives to professional meetings designed to keep them informed on the current developmnts in their fields. The gift to Butler was pre* sented by Earl C. McCaig, district manager of the Shell Oil Co., Indianapolis District.

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