Speedway Flyer, Volume 40, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1972 — Page 1
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Ben Davis HJS.’s biggest summer program is Driver Education, and students alternate between individualized instruction as they take turns driving one of ten new cars used for toe classes, and in large group instruction consist-
Kiris’ Of All Ages Park Lafayette Attracts Sports Fans
“Sports enthusiasts of all ages who have visited our community say that they are happy to find such a variety of home, townhouse and apartment values in a community so conven--len 11 y located to sporting events,” stated Richard Hill, Sales Manager of park Lafayette, 2300 North Tibbs Avenue. Hill pointed out that Park Lafayette is only minutes from the city’s major sporting facilities: “500” Mile Motor Speedway, Bush Stadium, the new downtown Sports Arena, Eagle Creek Reservoir, golf courses, Butler Fieldhouse and toe Indiana State Fairgrounds. “Some buyers have told us that it’s going to be so much more pleasant to attend evening sports events when they aren’t faced with that long drive home
Bill Miller, Realtors Opens New Office
A new real estate business in the Speedway area, Bill Miller, Realtors, located at 4914 W. 16th Street, is also new to the Westside. Specializing in residential sales, new contribution, subdividing and shopping center development, Bill Miller, Realty was formed in Attica, Indiana in 1954. He moved to Indianapolis in 1961 where he was engaged in residential real estate brokerage as Bill Miller, Realtors. He is also active in the education of licensing examinees through the College School of Real Estate which he owns and operates. Mike Caldwell, sales manager of the Westside office, is a 1967 graduate of Lebanon High School and a 1971 graduate of the University of Pittsburg, where he received his BJL. Degree in Economics. Receiving his Brokers License in February of this year, Mike specializes in residential sales and rentals, trades and purchase. He resides at 4409 Fall Creek North. Under Mike are five employees of the West-
Steven E. Sward Killed In Motorcycle Accident
Steven E. Sward, 13, 6104 Elaine Drive, died late Monday in Marion County General Hospital of injuries suffered Sunday when die motorcycle on which he was riding was sturck by a car in the 6000 block of Crawfordsville Road. police said the motorcycle, driven by his brother, David, 17, swerved in the path of a
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late at night. Others have said that weekends will be so much more relaxing when they don’t have to fight miles of traffic to get to toe golf course, boating or sporting events,” Hill continued. “And toe really great thing is that Park Lafayette is not only ideally located for sportsmen and their families, it is also conveniently close to major interstates and thoroughfares, schools, employment and shopping,” Hill concluded. i Park Lafayette, with 8 times toe usual amount of landscaping, has strollways winding through 43 acres of grass and mature trees and shrubs. This parklike community gives toe buyer a choice of 13 exteriors, 29 floorplans and from 1 to 4 bed-
side office. Ann Stewart, an Eagledale area saleswoman, received her license in April of 1971. A former bookkeeper in the auditing department of the Marott Hotel and a local real estate worker, she joined Bill Miller in May, 1972. Ann resides at 4001 Gateway Ct. with her family. Another Eageldale area specialist, John Martin started May 31, 1972 at the company. He attended I.U. Real Estate School and received his license June 16, 1971. Seven years prior, he had experience in business at the Jon & Sue Donut House, 3634 W. 16th Street. John resides with his wife and two children at 3331 Falcon Drive. A long time Westside reisdent and mother of three Ben Davis High School graduate daughters, Lucille Barrett, specializing the Westlake area, received her Real Estate License in 1969. She and her husband live at 7105 Castle Manor Drive. Specializing in Gateway area realty are Norma Babbitt and Barbara Bose. Norma received
car driven by Stanley Huffman, 49, Brownsburg. David Sward suffered minor injuries. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Farley Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sward.
ing of lectures, films, and testing programs. Mr. Marion Fine (in photo), athletic director for Ben Davis during sports season, doubles as one of ten instructors for toe summer driver training for westside teens.
rooms. He can select a singlefamily home, townhouse, or a garden-court or mid-rise apartment. All residences include central air conditioning, wall-to-wall carpeting, brand name refrigerator, range and disposal, deluxe cabinets and an unusually large amount of closet space. Many also include cathedral beamed ceilings, large “country eating” kitchens, floor-to-ceiling windows, balconies, patios, sun decks, privacy fencing, dishwashers, washers, dryers. Some designs have garages or carports. __ Complete exterior maintenance of residence and yard are included in toe homebuyer’s monthly check to toe mortgage company. His entire family also automatically acquires
her salesman’s license April 15, 1968. She resides with husband and son at 4002 Eisenhower Drive. A 1969 graduate of Indiana University majoring in business, Barbara Bose received her license in December of 1971 from Bill Miller College for Brokers. Barbara, who resides at 5802 W. 38th Street, taught second grade.at St. Gab. riel from 1970-72. Joyce Cox serves as receptionist for the new Westside office. The other office is located
Dave Waite Pontiac Now Has 5 Year Warranty
James Waite, president of Dave Waite Pontiac, 5350 North Keystone, announced this week that his dealership has come up with another first. Waite will now offer a 5 year or 50,000 mile warrantyCwhichever comes first) to any buyer of a new car at his agency. In addition to Pontiac, Waite also sells Datsun and International. All new car or truck buyers are eligible for the new
Chicken Barbecue Valley Mills Friends Meeting will conduct its annual chicken barbecue on Friday and. Saturday. August 4 and 5. Serving will begin at 5:30 pan. both days on the Meetinghouse lawn. Meals will be served inside in case of rain. Carry-out service and children’s meals will be available. Valley Mills Friends Meeting is located one-quarter mile west of Kentucky Avenue (Highway 67) on Thompson Road in Valley Mills.
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bership in a new 3,2UU square foot Community Clubhouse with a 1,000 square foot party room, social and game rooms, catering kitchen. Adjacent are a basketball court, adult pool and tot wading pool. The eight nationally-acclaim-ed builders who have given toe community its unusual versatility are: General Electric Company; Scholz Homes, Inc., F.C.E. Dillon, Inc; Home Building Corp.; Material Systems Corp.; National Homes Corp.; Pantek Corp, and Pemtom, me. Furnished models are open at 2300 North Tibbs Avenue from noon to 8 p.m. Sundays through Fridays and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays. FHA, VA, and Conventional financing are available. For further information, phone 635-7923.
at 116th and Westfield Blvd. Plans are being made to open an Eastside office in die future. Serving the entire Marion and adjacent counties area, Bill Miller, Realtors are full service realtors, including sales, trades, new homes and rentals. Sales manager Mike Caldwell stated, “We have the best possible financing for the sale of your home, including full advice as to die best means of selling, and including FHA-VA MGIC loan money with lowest rates possible.”
warranty plan. Factory warranties are presently limitedto 12 month - 12,000 mile warranties.
Services Held For Mrs. Lange
Hertha N. Lange, 78, 2114 N. Lyndhurst Drive, passed away July 23,1972 in Hendricks County.
Born September 18, 1893 in Appleton, Wisconsin, the deceased housewife was affiliated with Corinthian O.EJS. No. 456. Services were held at Speedway Conkle Funeral Home and burial took place at Floral Pali Cemetery. Mrs. Lange is survived by a daughter, Helen M. Case and two sons Richard F. and Carleton B. Lange.
Farewell To Rev. Harmer Of St. Christopher Chuifqh
Born in Indianapolis on May 7, 1929, Father Hartzer was the son of Edward and Hilda Hartzer, deceased. He attended Cathedral grade school and three years at Cathedral High School. From there, he went to St. Meinard, where he studied nine years. His first parish assignment was to Holy Trinity parish, Indianapolis on June 22, 1954. He left Holy Trinity on the Bishop’s orders on September 1963, having served as an assistant pastor there for 9 1/2 years, to be an associate pastor at St. Gabriel’s parish, Connersville, Indiana. After 5 1/2 years at St. Gabriel’s, he was assigned to St. Christopher parish in January 1969, and now after endearing himself to all the members of St. Christopher parish and the Community of Speedway the past 3 1/2 years, he has been asked to move on up to Co-Pastor at St. Mark’s parish, Indianapolis. In the Church Bulletin, July
Football Registration August 12
Speedway Little League football will have registration for all sto and 6to graders on August 12 at 9:30 a.m. behind Allison School. Pre-season conditioning for
Speedway School Budget Is Increased $175,000
The Speedway School Board met at Superintendent Dale W eller’s office on Tuesday, July 25 to discuss next years budget. An increase of $175,000 in the budget was projected. A public hearing will be held August 31 after the budget is advertised in its entirity on August 5 and August 12. The new budget will also be submitted to the state tax adjustment board. Cause of the 9% increase over
Junior Nature Course Set At Eagle Creek
Witii no classrooms, no lee* tares and no exams, boys and girls, ages 9 through 11, will be offered the opportunity of becoming a junior naturalist, August 7-18, Harry H. Feldman,
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4-H leaders Mrs. Mary Graham (left) and Mrs. Edna Hunt assist girls in hurrying along their projects in knitting class so they could be exhibited at the Wayne Township 4-H Fair which was conducted at Ben Davis H.S. July 27-28. Winners of blue ribbons at the local exhibit now will advance to the Marion County Fair August 5-13 and on to
Pack 566 To Have Outing
Pack 566 will have their August outing Tuesday the Bth. Bush Stadium will be the site as the Indians are watched to a double header baseball game against Evansville.
30, Father Hartzer left us with these parting words: “Friendship is a priceless gift that V- J| B J FATHER HARTZER cannot be bought or sold. It’s value is far greater than a mountain made of gold. So, if I were the richest of the rich, I would never be able to adequately pay to you, the people of St. Christopher, for the generous gifts of your kindness, thoughtfulness and friendship that you have given to me over the past three and a half years.
sto and 6th graders will be held at Leonard Park each afternoon at 5:30, starting August 1. Third and fourth grade registration will be held at Allison School on September 7th.
this year’s budget was attributed to legal costs, a new special education program, increases in salaries and higher costs of supplies. Superintendent Weller told the meeting that the 1956 bonds will be paid off next year which will affect the 1974 budget. He also brought up the subject of the proposed new insurance contract. Bids on the contract will be accepted at the September 12 meeting.
Superintendent of Outdoor Education, announced. Making use of the natural scenic beauty, in Eagle Creek Park, the calss activities will (Continued to pagu 2)
The pack will meet at Allison at 5:30 p.m. and drive to the ball park as a group. Complimentary tickets were sent by Stark 4 Wetzel.
Looking back over my stay with you, the time seems short but the memories of the wonderfol happy days with you all at St. Christopher will remain in my mind for many years to come. Please remember me in your orayers as 1 will do the same.
Book Club Ends Saturday, August 5
IMPORTANT REMINDER! The Junior Citizens Bode Club of toe Speedway Public Library will end on Saturday, August 5. All those who have signed up must have read 12 books by that date in order to receive their certificates and be able to come to toe parties on Wednesday, August 9. Two parties will be given:
Former Tows Board Member C. Everett Sbult! Dies
C. Everett Shultz, 59, 1641 Fisher Ave. of Speedway, passed away at 4:15 p.m. on July 26 at Methodist Hospital. Mr. Shultz, who was ill for 6 weeks with a brain tumor, was buried at Lafayette, Indiana July 29. Born December, 4, 1912 in White County, Indiana, toe deceased attended Monitor High School. Originally a resident of Lafayette, Indiana, Mr. Shultz moved to Speedway where he was a former Town Board member and from, here to Memphis, Tennessee and Chicago, Hl-
Registration Set At Northwest
Registration for Northwest High School’s fall semester adult education program will be September 18 and September 25 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. to the Auditorium Lobby. Classes will start October 2 and will meet from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday evenings for ten sessions. All classes are offered for self improvement and not for high school credit. SUBJECTS OFFERED FOR SKILL AND JOB IMPROVEMENT • Bookkeeping, Business Machines, Data Processing, Shorthand (Beginning and Review), Typing (Beginning and Review), Rapid Reading, Welding. FOR HOBBY AND RECREA-
the Indiana State Fair on August 17-27. With their knitting projects are 4-H’ers Beth Pemberton, 6314 W. Bertha; and Dawn Timbs, 5602 W. Oliver Street. Mrs. Graham is assistant adult leader for girls 4-H while Mrs. Hunt has headed toe girls division for Wayne 4-H for the past 16 years.
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Thanks again for so very Father John Hartzer.” ; A farewell party was holdfor Father Hartzer on Tuesday ever z ning, August 1, at 8:00 pjn. m the school social room. ! I His new assignment became effective August 2.
one at 10:00 a.m. for those whose last names begin with A-L, and one at 2:00 p.m. for those whose last names begin with M-Z. There will be refreshments (including soft drinks donated by Coca Cola), prizes, certificate awards, and a movie. The parties will last approximately one and a half hours each.
inois. This past year a Speedway location was reclaimed. He was a member of toe Speedway Christian Church, Masonic Lodge No. 729, F & AM, and toe Murat Shrine. Married in 1933, the deceased was employed as a salesman at St. Regis paper Company. Survivors include: wife, Dorothy; son, Jerry Shultz of Zionsville; daughter, Donna Speedway and dive grariacMMren.
TION - Dressmaking and Tailoring, Sewing (Beginning), Knitting, Upholstering, Fun Photography, Bridge, Paining and Drawing, Ceramics, Jewelry Making, Games, Recreation and Physical Activity, Beginning Instruction to Brass, Wind, and Percussion Instruments. The above courses are offered subject to sufficient enrollment to each class. Enrollment to certain courses will be limited by toe facilities which are available. We will offer any course to which there is sufficient interest and enrollment. Since all classes are offered on a non-credit basis, there is a tuition charge of $20.00. For additional information, call 291-1310.