Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1968 — Page 4

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Classifieds (Continued from page two) CHRISTMAS TREES—Cut or dig your own, $2.50. 3 varieties, some spruce. No reservations. 8538 W. 21st Street Wall Street Pike) _______ FOR SALE Grandmother Clocks; Jelly servers, Desk Pen sets, Custom made furniture. Call 244-0492.

Complete Real Estate Service SPEEDWAY and SUBURBAN WEST LISTINGS HOUSES appraisals on acreage SALES LOTS Brownsburg 852-3111 wj 20 w - Main Speedway 241-2226 Phyllis West

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BASEMENT SALE—Friday & Saturday, 3101 N. Lawndale. IRONING —One day service. Main Street Brownsburg. 852-3538. FOR SALE—Box of assorted HO model trains and accessories. Make offer. 243-6458 after 3 p.m. IRONING —Satisfaction guaranteed, pick up & deliver. 2447903.

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1962 FORD SQUIRE, P.S., Radio, 56,000 miles, 4 good tires, plus set of snow tires, good shape. Make offer. 244-8229 after 6 pan. CHRISTMAS TREES Make sure your Christmas tree is fresh.. You select and we cut from live white pine and scotch pine trees. Also branches and cones for decorations. Afternoons and weekends only. Bob Pick, 9 miles west of 1-465 on West 10th Street Road. CHRISTMAS TREES Our 15th year. Homegrown Scotch pines, all sizes, sheared quality. 65th Street at Hendricks County Road. Come North from Clermont or take 1-465 to 56th St. Exit, go to County Line Road then north 1 mile to farm. WILCOX TREE FARM, 291-9133. FOR SALE—Ping-Pong table in good condition; set of Bookhouse Books, hardly used. 2443661.

FOR SALE—By owner, 3 bedroom, brick ranch, 1% baths, patio, garage, fenced yard. 2419526. FOR SALE—IO-point mounted deer head, perfect cond., make offer. 243-6458 after 3 p.m. FOR RENT—Effec. apartment in Speedway. 244-1978. FOR RENT—2 apartments in new home, just right for 2 people. Everything furnished. Private bath, entrance and yard. $75.00 & $90.00. 926-8342. FOR SALE—Colman floor furnace, like new, complete with controls, sls. 637-7733.

School News (Continued from Page 1) Christmas Vacation. Dec. 20 Varsity & reserve basketball - Southport, Here - 6:30 & 8:00 p.m. Dec. 21 Speech meet at Warren Central. Dec. 21 Varsity & reserve basketball - North Central, There - 6:30 & 8:00 p.m. Dec. 27 -28 Holiday Basketball Tourney at Carmel Jan. 2 Return to school after Christmas Vacation. All Speedway Public Schools will be dismissed at noon on Friday, December 20, for Christmas Vacation, and pupils will return to school Thursday, January 2. The Speedway Speech Team won twenty of the eighty ribbons offered at the Ben Davis Speech Tourney last Saturday. Eleven Marion County schools participated. Speedway students placed Ist in five of the eight events in the tournamnt. Speedway had 85 entries in the contest. Winners were: Girls' Exiemp. Ist, Lora Hittie; Ist, Margaret Guiou; 2nd, Pam Anderson; 4th, Nancy Casady; 4th, Pam Kegg. Boys' Exiemp. 3rd, Tom Haynes; 3rd, Ted Eschenbach; sth, John Sheetz. Original Oratory 2nd, Peggy Chambers; 3rd, Eric DeWeese; 3rd, Kay Lawler; 4th,

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Lynn Tackitt; sth, Jacki Smith. Humorous Interp. Ist, Bruce Frazer. Poetry Interp. Ist, Connie Rudman. Orotorical Interp. 3rd, Lynn Tackitt; 4th, Diana Dial; sth Marge Lizkai. Discussion Ist, Gordon Nave; sth, Karen Thomas. Several music department groups will be perfoming in the community as part of Christmas festivities. The Noteworthys and Modernaires will appear on WISH-TV in a recorded Saturday morning program. A girls’ trio will sing at the Speedway Public Library on December 16, and the Modern-ettes will sing at Lafaette Square, December 18, at 7:30 p.m. The Mordern-aires performed at Lafayette Square last week. Speedway will play in an Invitational Holiday Basketball Tourney at Carmel High School on December 27-28. West Lafayette, Elwood, Carmel and Speedway will compete. Games will be played at 7:00 and 8:15 both nights. Season tickets at $2.00 each are available at the high school office. All single session tickets will sell for $1.25 and will be sold only at the door. Speedway won a Mid-State Con.

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ference basketball contest at Mooresville by a 78-60 score. The Speedway reserve team won their game 40-22. Earlier in the week Speedway freshmen defeated Plainfield 45-37 and won from Ritter 54-32. In wrestling conpetition, Speedway varsity scored 30, Brownsburg 19; and Speedway reserves lost to Brownsburg 21-19. Speedway’s swim team won their two meets by the following scores: Speedway 71, Franklin 24; and Speedway 59, Ben Davis 35. Coach Mark Barnes has announced the remaining schedule of swim meets for the 1968-69 year: Dec. 14 Invitational at Pike Dec. 17 Anderson, There - 6:30 p.m. Dec. 19 Pike, There - 4:30 p.m. Jan. 8 Bloomington, Here 6:30 p.m. Jan. 15 Frankfort, Here . 6:30 pan. Jan. 20 Southport, There - 6:30 pan. Jan. 22 Lawrence Cent., There - 6:30 p.m. Feb. 1 Muncie Burris, There - 10:00 a.m. Feb. 5 Kokomo, There - 6:30 pun. Feb. 10 Lawrence Cent., Here - 6:30 p.m. Feb. 15 Sectionals.

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LIBRARY NOTES: These books have been added to the Senior High School Library: Mitchison, Lois China Newman, James Family camping guide Helm, Thomas Hurricanes DuPre, Flint Your career in Federal civil service Donohue, Jody Your career in public relations Howe, Irving Thomas Hardy Honour, Alan Tormented genius; the struggles of Vincent

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Thursday, December 12, 1968

A Word to the - Lovely Lady... We have discussed many ways and means to prevent dry skin, which, of course, will induce wrinkling and an aged appearance. These methods have been tried and proven successful, but, I forgot to mention one of the greatest wrinkle contributors . . . the inevitable Frown. You may have heard the old adage, “it takes more muscles to frown than to laugh!” Well, this is most certainly true. One cannot have the emotions of actually crying and laughing at the same time. I do not mean that tears cannot come to your eyes when you are laughing heartily. You can easily replace the frown with a smile and create less wear and tear on that valuable epidermis. An emotion definitely starts from within, and, with enough practice, you can defeat those emotions which will bring about a frown.

More often than not, people will laugh with you, but, you generally frown alone. This is part of the secret of the Real Woman, many beautiful, wrinkle free faces will prove this statement to you. Worry, anxiety and fear are emotions you will have to eliminate from your thoughts to keep away that frown. With constant practice, anything can become a habit, and, with all the good habits we follow each and every day, this one may be the most essential. Try to laugh or smile the next time a frown may be in the making, and, you will have to admit that it isn’t difficult at all. “Happiness is not a station you arrive at, it is a by-product of every day living.” Sincerely, Claudia

Live Christmas Gifts Live Christmas gifts in the form of lovable pets will be the topic of a program this Saturday morning (December 14) at the Children’s Museum, and all boys and girls who dream of a puppy in their Christmas stocking are invited! Mrs. Neil Thompson of the Speedway Pet Shop will give the program, telling about suitable pets for gift giving and how to care for them. She will have with her a few animals that could become presents for younsters. Housing and adequate care to meet the requirements for these pets will be explained, and if the younster already has a pet Mrs. Thompson will make gift suggestions for the child to give the pet to make its life more happy and comfortable. The program is free and is-for all younsters.