Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1969 — Page 4

Page 4

TOM CRATTY’S SHELL SERVICE 5701 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD TELEPHONE 244-0681 COMPLETE SERVICE ... . ... . SHELLUBRICATION &HELIJ . . . . BRAKE SERVICE .... MOTOR TUNE-UP SEW . ... WHEEL ALIGNMENT .... WHEEL BALANCE FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY CONVENIENT HOURS 6:00 AJA. TO 11:00 PJA. SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS

tsBT <> •’t.> i ifc •■•."■.<<l *' " . §StF r>-~—-:- - - „ -- 'dfi-irfß _ <- ?WF i ■I i !*~TT I I I fJk F. L i-' ,-r'J .< 'L-ir 1 r- Ju Aja I | i * | fee i - i Cat'll 11 i trtlM. I irH ha.hl» h <• j I 11 | (Wt iK Mr < rWji ‘ t f I JsJjUh-rIW » e'< - 1 . iiiiVjimmb i J SSt jliw. Tl® 5 ==3 * i

5439 W. Washington Street 243-0144

PARK NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Seems he wanted to know when his rained-out game would be played! This week also marked the end of our regular league basketball program. Final standings are: won lost “A" Niemann’s Demons 13 3

COMPLETE W,_ .jJF 6 SELECTION LIQUOR - BEER - WINE m COLD BEER a Cork-n-Settle ROAD No. 136 at LYNDHURST SPEEDWAY

David’s Coiffures Original 4523 West 16th Street “500” SHOPPING CENTER For Appointment Phone 243-0113

TRI OHLY OtHUIHt RONMnOIB SEWER SERVKE M TW AMA

Bay C. Wtshmeier DRY CLEANING 1340 MAIN STREET 244-5718 Speedway City NOW OfFBUNG... Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Wo Aho Specialize in Cleaning Drapes - Choir Covers - Blankets We Operate Oar Own Petroleum Plant NOT SYNTHETIC

Faris Wheels 10 6 Dunn Dandies 7 9 Semich Cheesburgers 7 9 Allen Wrenches 6 10 O’Donnell’s Oddbails 6 10 "B" Semich Cheesburgers 12 4 Dunn’s Dandies 11 5 Allen’s Wrenches 10 6 O’Donnell’s Oddballs 6 10 Niemann’s Demons 5 11 Farris Wheels 4 12

PLUMBING STOPPED UPT PROMPT—ECONOMICAL mvici PAU ISTIMATU call mi-2163 fleer Maa O BANK GAIM WULOOMB *

CARPET TOWN brings you a Stay-at-Home Carpet Sale Values as near «s yeaur phone. CaS 636-8376 FOR FREE ESTIMATES

STORE HOURS 9:00 to 5:30 Daily 9:00 to 9:00 Mon.-Fri. CLOSED SUNDAY

TERMS—No Money Down -UpTo 3 Years To Pay! Or 30-60-90 Day Charges! Carpet Town FORMERLY CARPETLAND ALWAYS Ist Quality Carpet and Installation 3619 W. 16th St 636-8376 (Between Pasquale's & Grande's)

Thursday, July 24 still mark the beginning of our double elimination tourney. At the dose of this tourney, the boys will be treated at an awards picnic to be announced later. The organized tournament ended this week with Shuffleboard in singles and doubles competition. Results will be printed next week. The winners in the Carroms tournament at the Leonard Park were: Div. 11, Mark Bruner, first; Kris Thompson, second; Keith Thompson, third. Div. HI winners were: Jim Raikes, first; Mike Henderson, second; Rick Rosner, third. The Carroms Champion

Finish this letter... and you'll have applied for a Master Charge card —— l i MfcT ' oWfcL >?? - I Just fill In the missing blanks and send thfe letter off to the Master Charge Center. It’s the quickest way to get the nation's ft charge card. Dear Master Charge folks: I’ve lived at this address, - for years and Fm proud to say I’ve worked. years for , which is located at - The charge account I use most is at and | bank mnMiye* Fve checked the other Information you need and you can send me my Master Charge card now, please, or telephone me at if you have a question. Signed: Fm single □married (spouse's name ' own my home rent Send your Master Charge request to: Master Charge P. O. Box Stt, Indianapolis, Indiana 4C2M...and you'll bo hearing from us very, very soon. Carrying a Master Charge card is like having our bank in your pocket. AFNB^r* 1

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

CARPET TOWN'S Mobile Showroom Service with hundreds of carpets to choose from in your home

Cup was Jim Raikes. Winners at the Meadowood Park were: Div. I, Craig Hoge, first; Jim Nieman, second; Kent Sotkiewicz, third. In Div. 11, the winners were: Danny Hoger, first; Joe Kramer, second; Carlos Gross, third. Div. 11l winners were: Gary Cottongim, first; Steve Mcßoberts, second; Larry Clark, third. Gary Cottongim was the winner of the Carroms Champion Cup at Meadowood. One closing note of interest— Many citizens in Speedway may be unaware that they may make use of the public swimming area

*Ur ShrSntmt (fewmio (t*. Hrattnr Rnl tEafatr 6ttlto Awuraiur Ammriaato 241.2523,

SPEEDWAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (Continued Iron to»» I) affirmation of so many lives. Prayer seems to be such a passive thing, more we suspect to old ladies of both sexes! Frankly, the whole emphasis and learning of much modern religion is away from devotion with a strong accent on action. ‘lsn’t Prayer a waste of Time’ is the eighth question in the present series of Sermons based on questions from the congregation. The preacher will be James Grottick. The Sacrament of Infant Baptism will take place on Sunday 3rd August, at the 8:45 ajm. Service. Parents desirous of bringing their children for baptism are asked to contact the Church Office. During the 11 a.m. Service (3rd Aug) new members will be received. We set out below our Summer Schedule: 8:45 a.m. Worship Service 9:50 a.m. Adults and Youth Classes with Youth Fellowship 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Church School. Grades 1-6 Nursery and Kindergarten Care throughout the morning

at Gustafson Park. A portion of your tax money goes to support the Metropolitan Park programs so if you so desire you are welcome to use those facilities. J. Crumley, 244-8229 Auto Inspection Begins August First The statewide “Vehicle Inspection Program”, a major part of Indiana’s effort to curtail the surging traffic toll, will get underway on August Ist. More than 3,000 Official Inspection Stations throughout the state have been licensed to conduct the inspections. The Vehicle Inspection Program, authorized by the 1967 General Assembly is intended to rid highways of unsafe vehicles. Defective safety equipment has been shown to be a frequent cause of traffic accidents. Vehicle inspection is for the benefit and protection of every motorist in the state. Stations licensed to conduct vehicle inspections will be recognized by the yellow and black “Official Vehicle Inspection Station” sign that will be prominently displayed at each licensed station. Licensed mechanics will inspect only those items necessary

"We Repair SCREENS" MNOOWS ami 00011$ Speedway Hardware * Garden Center 5242 CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. 244-5811

to the safe operation of the vehicle steering, suspension, brakes, tires and wheels, lighting equipment, horn, mirror, windshield wipers, muffler and exhaust systems and safety glass. The inspection of the ten (10) safety items will require only about 10 to 15 minutes. Defects may be corrected during the inspection. The inspection fee is $2.50 per vehicle. The date by which a vehicle must be inspected is determined by the last number on the vehicle’s 1969 license plate. The schedule is as follows: If the last number on your license plate is 1 or 2, the deadline is August 31; 3 or 4, the deadline is September 30; 5 or 6, the deadline is October 31; 7 or 8, the deadline is November 30; 9 or 0, the deadline is December 31. A rejected vehicle may be operated for a period of 30 days from the date of rejection and repaired rejected items may be reinspected at the original inspection station at no additional cost if repaired within 30 days from the date of rejection.

FOR RENTFOOD LOCKERS IQ® AND 'QiS HOME FREEZERS Ogg ★ "THEY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY" ★ *■* Rent a Locker Today and Become a Member of Onr Wholesale Food Purchasing Club SAVES YOU - -$ $ $ •Beef* Pork • Poultry •Frozen Food erf WHOLESALE PRICES ★ HAVE YOUR OWN FREEZER? ... LET US Ml IT * Headquarters for Freeeing and Pockoging Mteerids

C.fpEETMA Yf*. frozen FOOD ('l'titei 1008 main /*w

SMCDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (CMtoued from Hoe 1) Iva Denton, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Denton and family, in memory of Mr. John Denton. The rose on the lectern last Sunday announced the birth of Andrew Joseph Carmichael, born July 3 to John and Charlene Carmichael. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eversole. Ail adults are invited to participate in our summer series (through July and August) which is held in Fellowship Hall. Next Sunday the topic will be “Human Equality and Open Housing In Christian Perspective” and the guest speaker win be Rev. Vera Rossman, Executive Director of the new Inter-Religious Commission on Human Equality. Vacation Church School begins Monday, August 28th from 9:00 to 11:00. Children from 4 yrs. through 3rd grade should be enrolled immediately; children who have completed fourth and fifth grades this past June will go to Day Camp on July 30, 31, and August 1. Day Camp will be held at Barlow Park in Brownsburg. Fall Festival sewing and other preparations go on as usual next Wednesday. Come to the Dotlich Farm, one mile south of Clermont on Tansel Road. All ladies welcome! Summer Service Day will be July 31st, with the C.W.F. Executive Board as hostess. Spend the day in the cool atmosphere of Fellowship Hall and enjoy the fellowship. Time 9:00 to 3:00. Only a few days are left for you to bring your gift of canned goods for Wheeler Mission. Place in the box in the north haU. ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (CoatMurod from Pom 1) Monday at 11:30 a.m. for Thomas Keogh, one of the first trutees: at 5:30 pan. for Robert Wilson, requested by Gail Wilson. Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. for Francis Stamm, one of the first trustees: at 5:30 pan. for Frances Derr, requested by friends. Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. for the deceased members of the parish: at 5:30 p.m. for Beda Hittie, requested by the 6th grade of St. Christopher school Thursday at 11:30 a.m. for Joseph Rosner: at 6:15 am. for Mary Canales, requested by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alvin. Friday at 11:30 a.m. for the living and deceased members of the parish: at 6:15 a.m. for James Goforth, requested by Mr. and Mrs. Gary Todd. Saturday at 11:30 a.m. for the deceased members of the parish: at 6:15 a.m. for Edward Stierli, requested by Jack Hornbeck. Pray for the success of our Festival Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of this week. Invite your neighbors, your friends, and your relatives, and come yourself. Pray your Rosary daily for Peace in the World. Nora Bray

Thursday, July 24, 1969