Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1968 — Page 3

Thunday* April, 25, 1968

SMORGASBORD By popular demand the ladies of the St Anthony’s Catholic Church are sponsoring another smorgasbord to be held in the school cafeteria on Sunday, April 28, 12 noon to 5 P.M. Adults $1.25, children $.75.

CLASSIFIEDS (Continued from page two) ELDERLY LADY wants room and board in Christian home, on first floor, Speedway area. Can 244-2018. FOR SALE Lawnboy Power Mower, 21” good cond., S2O. 636-3072. FOR SALE —Frigidaire washer; matching dryer; French Provincial recliner chair; dehumidifier; early American sofa; 100” leather sectional; televisions; Mr. and Mrs. Chair. Evenings & Saturday, 5230 W. 16th St. GARAGE SALE April 27,1968, 9 a.m. to ??? Alex Beckman residence, 2705 Fruitdale, Meadowood subdivision, Speedway. Drive to High School Road, turn at Howard Johnson onto Schoolwood, 1 block to Fruitdale. Household electrical appliances, dishes, honks, clothing and misc. items. Sponsored by Epsilon Lambda Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Proceeds used for local philanthropic projects. FOR SALE—Mahogany credenza, drop leaf table and four roseback chairs; school desk and mahogany kidney shaped desk. 7118 Castle Manor Drive, Chapel Hill or 244-8913. GARAGE SALE—April 27. Lots of nice tools, yard equipment, clothing, misc. 1770 N. Lynhurst Dr., 244-4714. WANTED—Lady to stay with elderly lady, north side Indianapolis. Details given on inquiry. Must drive. Call 244-0285 after 6 p.m. or 293-3829 anytime. FOR SALE—Ford Mustang, 1967, excellent condition; Chevrolet Belaire, 4-dr., 1960, excellent condition; pool table, sticks go with it, excell, cond. 244-4061. GARAGE SALE—Saturday, April 27, 9 to 5, 2950 W. 42nd St. 2 roll-top desks; TV & antenna; curtains, brass bird cage, trunks, dishes, clothing. LADIES—Earn $5.00 for your free time by listening to the new cooking method with no obligation to buy. Call 241-6640. MAN, parttime work, wait on customers. Lynhurst Lawnmower Service, 1919 N. Lyndhurst, 244-2795. HELP WANTED FEMALE A General office, rapid typist, knowledge of bookkeeping, age to 45, hours 9 to 5, 5 days a week. Salary open. 244-5622 or 244-5853. WANTED —RIDE in morning to arrive downtown before 8:00 A. from corner of Winton & Crawfordsville Rd. Call 241-9043 after 5 p.m. WANTED TO RENT—House or double (west). Teacher and family need 2 or 3 bedrooms, garage and basement. Have appliances. Please call 241-2183. FOR SALE—OId kitchen safe cupboard; two studio couches; wood poker table; kitchen cabinet; four straight chairs; antique laundry stove. Evenings 291-6450. FOR SALE —Pedestal type HilRom custom made poker table, including chairs; four antique straight chairs, Empire period; antique dinner bell with bracket. 291-9851. FOR—Roll-away bed, new mattress; air conditioner, 24,000 B. 1259 Rosner Drive, 2442767. 1965 OPEL KADETTE WAGON, under 12,000 miles, A-l condition. Phone 241-3255 after 5 p.m. 14 YEAR OLD BOY will mow lawns. John Standish, 241-9125.

S.O.S. URGENT We have cash buyers for 2 & 3 bedroom homes in Speedway. Please call HERMAN GREENWOOD REALTOR24I-3373 AVON VACATION MONEY UNLIMITED! Opportunity for good earnings on commission basis. Hours optional. Avon Cosmetics. 6353536. FOR SALE Typewriter, $10; Bookcase, $5; Chair, $5; birdcage, like new, $5; Stroller-Buggy-High Chair-Car seat-table & chair, all-in-one, like new, S7O; wire hub caps, good cond., for 14” wheel, S2O. 244-7135. WEAVING RUGS in my home, new or old material. Phone 9268739. NEED BABYSITTER in my home, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. School 107 vicinity. Call after 7:00 pjbl, 2919075.

FOR RENT—26IO W. 16th Street, desk office space, 2 rooms, carpet, paneling, parking. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN—any age, references. Phone 2445432. WANTED—“INDY ‘soo’ SPEEDWAY ARMBANDS, race ticket stubs, metal and pasteboard badges, pictures, autographs, programs, racing attire. (1909-1956). Interested in “500” Speedway momenta only. Have many scarce racing items to swap. It is my intention to open a private Indy “500” museum. It you want treasured Indy memorabilia preserved and perpetuated, please contact me, Ronald R. Plew, 5 George Court, Indianapolis, 46224. Bus. tel 638-3533; res, tel 291-6569. GARAGE SALE—I9IO N. Fisher Ave., Fri., Sat & Sun., April 26-27-28, 9 to 9, Furniture, toys, boat misc. RUMMAGE SALE—Fri. & Sat, April 26 & 27, 9:00 to 5:00. Large selection of household items, clothing, toys, misc. 6379106, 1715 N. Berwick. FOR SALE—Frig. elec, stove, 40” white, dbl.-oven, deluxe, excell. cond., $35; Chrome dinette, 48”, 1 ext. leaf. 4 chairs, $35. 1739 Gerrard, 244-1306.

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FOR SALE—Maple double bed with matching five-drawer chest in very good condition, SSO. 241-5142. FOR SALE—Dry chicken manure, 50c a bushel. Bring own containers. Phone 291-9410. FOR RENT—five large rooms, newly decorated upstairs apartment Vicinity of Clermont DriveIn Theatre. 293-2430. FOR SALE Professional hair dryers (chair type), Rayette, $45; Helen Curtis with foot rest, SSO. Call 636-3453. FOR SALE—4OO pieces of 9”x9” Amtico vinyl asbestos tile, %” thick. Will cover 225 sq. ft Real buy. Call 244-1928. FOR SALE—2 used aluminum combination storm screen doors, 33x6 ft, 9 in., S2O for both. 5122 W. 10th St 241-3209. FOR SALE—New Schwinn bicycle, Sting Ray. Call 291-6324 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE—MAKE AN OFFER —Miscellaneous tools; new window screens; 2 double utility cabinets; overstuffed chair. All good condition. 4819 W. 24th St. after 5 p.m.

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Pack 66 News (Continued from page 1) moving soon. The new Den Mother of Den 4 will be Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Shirley Melvin, Den Mother of Den 2 has been awarded a Den Mother’s Medal for two years of service as a Den Mother and for the special training which she has taken. The contributions these Den Mothers make are great and they truly are worthy of recognition. Pack 66 has been awarded a Ten Star Recognition Award. This presentation was made at the West District Recognition Dinner. There were only three of these awards presented and Pack 66 is honored by being one of the three. Due to the size of the Webelos Den, new arrangements have been made to divide them into two groups. One group will be led by Den Leader Sam Lloyd and the other by Den Leader Tom Owen. The Pinewood Derby will be next month at the regular Pack meeting. The date will be different than usual. The Derby will be on Wednesday evening, May

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15, at 7:30 PJL at the Junior High School. We will be expecting to see all Cub Scouts and their families attend this fun affair. An impressive closing in keeping with the theme of this month was given by the Webelos Den. A WORD TO THE LOVELY LADY... Ah ... such fascinating beauty the coming of Spring displays ... the" awakening blossoms . . . the barren trees adorning their foliage . . . patcvhes of greenery springing forth everywhere, but, in order to obtain all this beauty, many spring showers must be part of the program! With all this rain, the dampness is overwhelming, and, either very straight hair or very fuzzy hair is quite annoyingly unattractive! What to do to alleviate this condition without wanting to pull your hair completely out To begin with, the condition of your hair is very important . . . healthy hair is easier to control. If your hair is fine, a very good Body Wave containing a conditioner is a major help, phis, eliminating the use of cream rinses, which only make the hair soft and more apt to fuzz in damp circumstances. Strong, healthy hair should have a silky feeling, not a soft lifeless texture. If your hair is course and heavy, your problem is not quite as difficult to cope with. The proper shaping is the key for control, and, if there is a slight wave pattern naturally, there is no need for a permanent wave, otherwise, good Body Wave should be part of the program. If your hair is being Tinted or Bleached, an extensive conditioning program should be part of your weekly hair care. In some cases, a Body Wave may be advised by your professional hairdresser, but do not take it upon yourself to determine which treatment to use. You may cause

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such drastic distraction by an im- - proper treatment it could take months to rejuvenate those sad tresses! I realize that there are so many conditioners on the market that making a decision is very confusing, therefore, some professional advice is a necessity. Another little hint which I have mentioned before in some of my articles, is the proper use of hair spray . . . which can be the cause of a complete downfall of that fabulous coiffure whila this damp weather prevails. Be certain that the spray is completely dry before stepping out into the moist air. Hair spray, when still somewhat wet draws more moisture into the hair rauging it to come down instead of stay in! The use of a hair dryer after spraying is a safety measure to contain this possible catastrophe. I certainly hope my advise will help you to cope with the Spring Showers . . . and continue to be a LOVELY LADY . *. Sincerely, Claudia NOTICE To Residents of Auburn Street U.S. 136 to 22nd STREET Due to the great increase of traffic and pedestrians for the 500 Mile Race, and to aid the complicated traffic pattern necessary to control such traffic,, the Speedway Police Department finds it necessary to make Auburn Street one-way South only, from 22nd Street to U.S. 136. This will only only be in affect a short time on Race Day. The time involved will be from 5:00 a.m, May 30th, until noon, May 30th, 1968. Also, parking will be permitted only on the west side of the street during this time period. M. D. ELLIS MARSHALL Town of Speedway

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