Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1969 — Page 4

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Classifieds (Continued from page two) *55 FORD V 8 PICKUP, good tires. runs good, $300.00. 244-1157. 1968 PONTIAC TEMPEST, 2-dr, bucket seats, R&H, P.S., 5000 miles, $2595. 241-8832. FOR RENT —Effec. apartment in Speedway. 244-1978. 1963 NINE-PASSENGER Pontiac station wagon, P&, PR., P. windows, air conditioned, tinted glass, tilt-steering wheel, clean interior, plus other features, $845.00. 291-3529.

THERE’S A MAN IN THIS TOWN YOU SHOULD KNOW WILLIAM R. ALEXANDER LET HIM PREPARE YOUR FEDERAL AND STATE TAX RETURNS. HIS SERVICE IS INEXPENSIVE AND CONVENIENT. HE WILL COME TO YOUR HOME. FOR APPOINTMENT: CALL 253 - 6529 EVENINGS: 5:30 TO 9:30 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

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1968 SINGER CONSOLE $36.47 FULL BALANCE Only four months old. Good condition. Walnut cabinet. Equipped to zig-zag, applique, monogram, mend and darn, sew backward and forward, over pins and so on. Assume six payments of $6.08 per month. Beautiful pastel color, machine guaranteed. Call 634-5386. WE ARE EXPANDING! Immediate openings for housewives rtesiring to supplement family income. No investment or delivery! Interview appointment, call 7455880.

FOR SALE—Kay Bass Amp with Reverb unit; 15*’ Jensen speaker; 3 inputs; brand new; use for guitar, organ, bass, $l5O. Call 2930523. *66 CHEVROLET, 2-dr., H.T., Impala super Sport, Auto. Trans., P.S., PJB., 327, new tires, new exhaust, excell. cond. $1500.00. 2419808. GUARDIAN ANGELS FOR HIRE —Reliable high school girls will accept after school and weekend babysitting jobs. Call 2448331.1 f no answer, call 291-5664.

PUBLIC SALE I will sell at public auction my complete line of farm equipment located 4 miles east of 1-465 or 1 mile west of U.S. 421 on 71st (1 mile east of New Augusta. 7 miles north of Indianapolis), on SATURDAY, FEB. 22, 1969 BEGINNING AT 11:00 AJL ★ FARM EQUIPMENT ★ 1955 John Deere 60. new block, overhauled 1 year ago. good tires, new paint: 1953 International Super MJ). diesel, transmission and motor overhauled 2 years ago. new paint, tires like new; 1949 John Deere B. overhauled recently: 1963 John Deere 45 Hi-Lo combine, new in October 1964. 10-ft. head, chopper. 210 cornhead; John Deere 555 4-14" hydraulic plow, break-back bottoms; John Deere 801 3-point hitch: John Deere 3-14" mounted plow; International 3-14" trip plow: John Deere 9* 10" RW disc, sealed bearings: International 10* 10" RW disc; John Deere 494 A planter, dry fertilise; John Deere 4-row cultivator; John Deere quick-tach 2-row cultivator; International 4-row cultivator; John Deere 12-ft. spike-tooth harrow; John Deere 12-ft. float drag; John Deere 12A combine; 2 older rubber tire wagons. ■k TRUCKS ★ 1949 International, IVa ton grain bed: 1950 GMC. l¥a ton grain bed; 1964 Chevrolet half-ton pick-up (Fleetside). ★ MISCELLANEOUS ★ 38" Dual rims and tires; four 2-way hydraulic cylinders; air tank; vice; A.C. fence charger; D.C. fence charger; John Deere 3-point hitch boom; 75 sheets of 8-ft. and 10-ft used aluminum roofing; and other items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash. Nothing to be removed until settlement is made. Not responsible for accidents. FRANK DEAN, Owner Victor Carpenter, Auctioneer Lunch will be served.

SALON DEAUVILLE PARLE gHk 6131 West 38th St. HOMEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER -r g 38th and HIGH SCHOOL ROAD ’ "YOU HAVE TRIED MOST, NOW TRY THE TOAST OF BEAUTY SALONS" NOW-5 Hair Stylists... :: Gary Phillips :: Jean Napier :: Mary Roark •• GAIL CARDWELL 2 new well-known westi a Kiir-r nn »> e SIDE HA,R STYLISTS RECENTLY :: JANICE PREBLE added to our staff Phone 291-2345 for Appointment “Featuring Complete Beauty Service”

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SLAVERY REVIVED: On Februaury 22, from 9 to 5, high school girls will do odd jobs. Call 291-5664 for further information. WANTED- Experienced cleaning lady. Own transportation. Phone 291-5625 after 6:00 pun. FOR SALE—Brown nylon covered sofa bed; swivel rocker, brown nylon., excell, cond.; also 4xß pool table. 241-0961. I WILL CARE for children in my home, 5 days a week, and will do ironings, $4.50 per basket, one day service. 241-3914.

FOR FREE ESTIMATES Call 636-8376 for CARPET TOWN'S Mobilo Showroom Sorvico with hundreds of caipots to choose from in yout

FOR SALE— 3 month old Siamese kitten, sls, 925-1603. WANT TO BUY from owner, 2 or 3 bedroom house or double with basement in Speedway. White box 44, Speedway Flyer, 5217 W. 15th St, Speedway, Ind. 46224. Ben Davis Fathers and Coaches vs Indianapolis Capitals On February 21, 1969, 8:00 pan. the Ben Davis Fathers and Coaches will play the Indianapolis Capitals in basketball. The game will be held at the Ben Davis Junior High School Gym, 1155 South High School Road. Adults SI.OO, Children 50c

Local Medical Technologist Promoted Medical technologists are an important part of the health team of a hospital To draw blood for testing, to analyse urine, to take sputum samples, or to make cardiograms are but a few of their many duties. To meet the everincreasing demands of medical science and patient care the School of Medicine of Indiana University at Indianapolis is expanding its medical technology program which leads to a B.S. degree. Mrs. Mary A. (Raymond) Feeley and Miss Mildred Young have been promoted to instructors. Mrs. Feeley was formerly a lecturer and will continue her other assignment as co-ordinator of the Medical Technology Program. Miss Young, employed at the I.U. Medical Center clinical laboratories since 1942 has served as a lecturer in hematology for the I.U. Medical Technology Program and since 1950 she also has been supervisor of the hematology section of the clinical laboratories. Both completed their medical technology course at the I.U. School of * Medicine. Both are members of the profession’s organizations the American and Indiana Societies of Medical Technologists. Mrs. Feeley is also a member of the medical technology section of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. Graduate of Shortridge High School of Indianapolis, Mrs. Feeley earned her B.S. degree from Butler University and is presently enrolled there in graduate work. Prior to working on the staff of the I.U. Medical Center clinical laboratories since 1951 she was a staff technologist at Thorton Haymond Costin Laboratories and at St. Vincent Hospital, both of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Feeley, who reside in Speedway, have two children Mary Lisa who attends the Junior High School in Speedway and Richard David, a student at Wheeler Elementary School.

Mrs. Feeley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knox, 402 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Mr. Knox, a lawyer in private practice, is a graduate of the LU. School of Law. Miss Young is a graduate of Arsenal Technical High School and also attended Butler University where she earned B.S. and M.S. degrees. Besides her faculty appointment she will continue as supervisor of the hematology section in the clinical laboratories. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Irva Young, 5331 North Illinois St., Indianapolis. Twenty-one students are presently enrolled in the program at the LU. Medical Center. The first three years of study are conducted either on the Bloomington campus or one of the five regional campuses of Indiana University.

“Graduates of the Medical Technology Program,” states Dr. Dean Lusted, director of the program and assistant professor of pathology, “can offer a wide spectrum of contributions to patient care, ranging from laboratory tests done in a doctor’s office to the most modern hospital or research laboratory. Prospective candidates should be science oriented,” he adds, “conscientious and thoroughly reliable. “Interests parallel prospective medical students such as biology, mathematics, physics, and chemistry. There is a great need for medical technologists interested in machines because the computer of this age will reduce the number of maneuvers in doing tests although machinery will always be dependent on the technologist’s performance. Among advantages of the program is nearness of jobs to the technologists’ homes for they can work in local hospitals“After graduation,” continued Dr. Lusted, “the technologist may or may not choose to limit work to one of the disciplines taught in the program of study, such as blood banking, hematology, chemistry, serology, bacteriology, histology, and clinical microscopy. “There are IS such programs in the State of Indiana that lead to an American Society of Clinical Pathologists Certification as well as a B.S. degree. The national recognition of the fine training of an ASCP medical technologist coupled with the continuing demand form a virtual passport to work in any part of the country."

AMS Spelling Program Announcement has been made by Robert L. Whitmoyer, Chairman of the Education Committee of the Administrative Management Society’s Indianapolis Chapter, that through joint sponsorship of the Chapter and the local schools, high school students will soon take part in the AMS Spelling Program. Last year over 5,00 local students participated in this program. Whitmoyer said that students desiring to participate will be provided with a list of 500 frequently misspelled words with instructions to study the entire list in preparation for a Test which win be given a week or ten days later. The Chapter and the schools are finalizing plans to get this program underway. It should be noted that the Program is entirely cost-free to both the student and to the school. The examination is to be administered and graded by teachers. Handsome AMS Spelling Proficiency Certificates will be subsequently awarded to those students passing the test. Teachers and the school officials in the community desiring additional information on the program may obtain it from Mr. Robert L. Whitmoyer, Blue Cross Blue Shield, 110 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46209, Telephone Number 635-9411.

Young Pianist Contest The preliminaries for the Young Pianist Contest, sponsored by the Symphony Women’s Committee and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, will be held Saturday, March 22, 1969, in Lilly Hall on Butler University campus. Times will be 10 a.m. for Indianapolis contestants and 12:30 pjn. for out-of-city contestants. A maximum of four winners will be chosen to compete in the finals which will be held in Lilly Hall the following Saturday, March 26, at 10 a.m. The winner of the finals will be featured soloist with the orchestra at the April 12, 1969 pair of Young People’s Concerts in Clowes Hall. Contest entry blanks have been sent to music teachers throughout the state. These must be returned to the Women’s Committee office at Clowes Hall by March 1, 1969, for a contestant to be eligible to compete. Contestant must be a resident of Indiana and be enrolled in an Indiana High School, grades 9 through 12. He must be prepared to play from memory one movement of a concerto for piano and orchestra. Entry blanks may be obtained by writing to the Symphony Women’s Committee Office, Clowes Hall, 4600 Sunset Lane, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46207.

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"We Repair Storm Windows" WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF WINDOW GLASS IN AU SIZES Speedway Hardware»Garden Center 5242 CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. 244-5811

ST. ANDMWS lUTMRAN CHURCH (CmMmM tom togs 1) Thursday, tonight, the Church Council of St Andrew’s will hold their monthly meeting at 7:30 pan. The TOPS Group will meet at 7:00 pan. At 6:30 p.m, Saturday evening, the Alcoholics Anonymous Group will have their annual banquet. The Worship Schedule for* Sunday is as printed above. Other Sunday activities include: the Youth of St Andrew’s will visit the Christian Theological Seminary at 3:00 pm; the Jr. Choir will rehearse at 6:00 pan.; the weekly Confirmation Classes will bevto at 6:00 pan.; the special class for the parents of the Canfirmands will be at 6:00 pan.; and the Church Bowling League will begin at 8:00 pan. Monday-Friday the Nursery School will hold classes at 9 pan. and 1:00 pan. Monday evening, Scout Troop #656 will meet at 6:00 pan. The Giri Scouts will hold their regular meeting at 7:00 pan. The WorshipMusic Committee Meeting is set for 7:30 in the Youth Building. The weekly Volleyball Course at Speedway Jr. High School will begin at 7:30 pan. Tuesday night Confirmation Classes are at 6:30 pan. The Church’s Planning Council will hold their meeting at 6:30 pan. and the regular meeting of the Alcoholics Anonymous will be at 8:30 pan. The Wednesday afternoon WRE Classes are at 3:10. The TOPS Group will meet at 7:00 pan. The public is invited to attend the Wednesday evening Lenten Service, beginning at 7:30. The Sr. Choir will rehearse at 8:30 pan. Next Thursday, the TOPS Group will meet at 7:00 pan. Also on Thursday, the Information Class, for those interested in learning more about St Andrew’s, will begin at v 7:3o pan. If you are new in the Indianapolis area and would like to know more about St. Andraw’s or are considering membership, please call 243-6684 for further information.

SPEEDWAY UNITS) METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Pose 1) often sneer too readily, but in terms of real religion we often seem to be inefficient, tame and quite powerless. This is not to advocate ‘blind faith’ and the abdication of reason, but things might be better today if more Christians possessed more faith that really works. Here then is the theme of the Sermon for Sunday next The Preacher will be James Grottick. Sunday 23rd February, is the first Sunday in Lent. We invite all our friends and every congregational member to be present in Worship on this important day, and then throughout the Lenten Season. Let us truly prepare ourselves for another Passiontide and another Easter. A Youth Project! The Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a ‘Slave Sale* to raise funds for their latest project. The young people are prepared to do jobs around your house . . . like moving furniture, washing woodwork, mopping etc. The Sale will be held in the Fellowship Hall of the Church. The ‘price’ for a slave will be $1.25 an hour. Should you be unable to be present for the sale*, please call the Church between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and leave the information ad someone will be sent to do the job. Don’t forget! Saturday, February 22nd ... 9 am. ... in the Church Fellowship hall. CALENDAR Feb. 26 Friendship Circle Feb. 27 Nominating Committee, 7:30 p.m., Room 113.

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