Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1968 — Page 3

Thursday, August 22, 1968

CLASSIFIEDS (Continued from page two) FOUND—23OO block Fisher, July 15 th, black Scottish terrier, dragging chain. Call 244-5770. FOR SALE —Craftsman barber kit, like new, $10; Rocking horse, $5. 244-3807. BABYSITTER Allison school area, % day, 5 days, kindergarten girl. 293-3163 after 5:00 p.m. FOR SALE —R.C.A. Whirlpool refrig., large size, top freezer; Kenmore washer, like new; 30 inch R.C.A. Estate gas stove; davenport. All in A-l cond., selling reason, going into apt. Tel. 2411149, 5022 W. 22nd St. CONCORD GRAPES—ready for jelly, $1 per peck basket. 2444184, 5645 W. 16th St. 1967 Frigidaire 14.7 cu. ft. w/icemaker, coppertone, nearly new, $225.00; 1967 Frigidair stove ; 30 in. delux, coppertone, $200; Large metal office desk and chair, $40.00. Call 291-9844. FOR SALE —Small grand piano, in excellent condition. Call 2442119. FOR RENT—In Speedway, 1 bedroom, % double. Please call 291-1462.

GARAGE SALE—Dolls, toys, games, clothes, bike parts, books, magazines. Closed Mondays. 1606 Fisher St. (Corner of 16th & Fisher. Open till beginning of school. WILL BABYSIT—fuII or parttime, one or two children. Vicinity 16th & Lyndhurst. Call 244 8335. FOR SALE —Draperies, 2 pr. custom made, white with floral design, fully lined with matching valance. 159”x90”; 72”x90”. 291-7003. FOR RENT —2 bedroom double, $125 a month; 2 bedroom single, $l5O a month. Deposit required. 291-7710. FOR RENT—Partly furnished apartment in Speedway, 1 bedroom, adults. 241-0958. FOR SALE —Kindness instant hairsetter, A-l condition, was $29.95, will take $lB. 244-2351. IRONINGS done in my home, 5 pieces, $1.00; white shirts, more. FOR SALE crochet work in pineapple design. Kittens for sale. Mrs. Quinn 244-4586. HELP WANTED —Broiler man. No experience necessary. $1.50 to $2:70 per hour depending on past experience. Apply in person, Mr. Maxwell, Bonanza Steak House, 4880 Crawfordsville Rd. FOR SALE—I9S6 Ford 2 Dr. HT, 406 cu. in., 3 spd. on floor, bubble hood & spare parts; Casler cheater slicks, S2OO or best offer. Must sell. 1712 Norfolk, 241-5030. LIGHT HAULING, any kind. Trash pickup. 881-7194. LOST—Female cat, white, long hair, blue eyes, named Rigor Mortis. Call Leslie Hittie. Reward. 293-4707. FOR SALE — 4 Ford Chrome reverse rims 14”, SSO; used golf clubs, $10; Golf shoes, size 12-D, $5; tempered glass shower enclosure, sls (new); GE percolator, $3. Call 241-6668. FOR SALE—’67 Cadillac Eldorado, light blue, 13,000 miles 2441978 or 291-4044. ROOM FOR RENT —near Allisons gentleman preferred. 244-0494. FOR SALE SPEEDWAY 5 RENTAL UNITS I 4948 W. 15th STREET MAC MacARTHUR CO. REALTOR

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said, is an old stone burr mill used to grind grain. AFNB NEWS American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company, Indianapolis, has announced the assignment of Sidney E. Baker 111 to the Correspondent Banks Division. The announcement was made by William C. Farrell, Jr., Senior Vice President Mr. Baker joined AFNB as an Administrative Trainee in 1966 following hs graduation from the

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University of Notre Dame. He has since been a sales representative in the bank’s Charge Card Department and, more recently, a credit analyst in the Commercial Loan Department Originally from Seattle, Washington, Mr. Baker moved to Indianapolis in his senior year of high school. He graduated from Scecina Memorial High School in 1962. Mr. Baker is single and is a member of the Notre Dame Alumni Club and the Indianapolis Jaycees.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Masses are not being said at the regular schdule. Monday, at 6:30 a.m. for Ruth Aharen, requested by Lorene, Lori and Allen Heritier: at 5:30 p.m. for Ernest J. Ellerman, requested by Mrs. Smith. Father Kessler will be in retreat at Alverna Retreat House, Indianapolis Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. On Tuesday morning at 6:15, Father Lindemann will say a Mass for Ruth Aharen, requested by Louis Aharen and Magdalene Devine. Wednesday, at 6:15 a.m. for Angelus Bayt, requested by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfla. Thursday, at 6:15 a.m. for John Burkhard, requested by Frieda and John Kijovsky. Friday at 6:30 a.m. for Robert Murphy, requested by friends: at 11:30 a.m. for Henry Rosner, requested by Edythe Zink. Saturday, at 5:30 p.m. for Kim Ann Walters, requested by Betty Coleman. Magadelene Devine, mother of the late Ruth Aharen, was admitted to the Methodist Hospital Monday afternoon, August 19th, for room is Number B-810. Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Kenneth Pushor, a member of St. Christopher Church. Mr. Pushor died August 13th while on vacation in Crosby, Michigan. His services were held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, August 17th, in St. Bartholomew Catholic Church, Columbus. Four hundred and eighty-seven boys and girls were registered in at St. Christopher grade school on Monday, August 19th. Sister Susan, Superior, said that she expected a 500 enrollment by the time school starts. We will have only four teaching nuns this year. Dates for the CYO Paper Sale are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday September 6-7-and 8. Save your papers and boxes, please. The Friday night Adult Socials at St. Christopher are scheduled to be resumed on Friday night, September 6th, at 7:00 p.m. . . . so mark your calendars. Pray your Rosary daily for Peace in the World. Nora Bray

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