Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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Invifdfion extended for concerned public to surmise firms Rash Motors of Fortville believed in carrying the finest line of new cars around for wide customer ap- peal. lf it couldn't be found there, it wasn't in sight anywhere! When looking for new threads for a special occasion, Nancy Lee's is the shop. It offers a large va- riety of styles and sizes. When choosing new furniture for living quarters, se- lect Fisher Bros. Village Furniture where they design creative decore to fit each individuaI's taste. Take up English Equestrian riding and jumping for good physical exercise and sport, contact Saddle Stitch Stables where qualified instructors are present. Next time a unique hairstyle is desired for that special date or occasion, call on Loretta's Kozy Korner Salon. Smith's Jewelers strive for an elegant line to please all customers while Servisoft took away all hard water problems. Look the height of fashion with a wig or casscade from Loretta's Kozy Korner Salon where specialized styling is excellent. This business is located in Fortville. Smith's Jewelry, 98 N. 9th St., has been serving customers faithfully since 1946 and continues that policy today and everyday. To soften hard water and add conditioning, call 773-3281, in Nobles- ville on S. 9th St., 608. Servisoft helps to beautify skin softly. 1 135

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13 For trusted car salesmen and a sharp line of new cars, call on Flash Motors lnc., 231 S. Main St., in Fortville. Rash believes the customer is always right. To view the changing of styles and catch the season's newest trends stop by Nancy Lee's Smart Shop in Noblesville, at 876 Logan St. Carpet samples in a wide variety of colors were captured by the photographer to form an interesting design at Fisher Bros. Furniture, 1315 Shelby St., Lapel. Take the big jump! Call Saddle Stitch Stables located at 10315 Allisonville Road. They teach correct equestrian riding form and jumping. ffiiabf ' ' iffsi 4 My fr wi went- ,.. , 4, ,

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Distcince between corporotions helped by others Public service and entertainment was provided by a large variety of businesses. These corporations were not always near one another. Therefore, gas stations appeared to be a necessity. There were two filling stations located in the rural area: Rees's Shell Service and Roudebush's Hilltop. Roudebush's also helped community members stock up on groceries. Ace Boarding Kennels supplied kennels for animals when families went on vacations and also grooming for dogs. Entertainment was furnished by the Star- dust Bowling Alley with bowling and pool to serve a variety of patrons. Ace Boarding Kennels, R.Fl. 13 Box 280, Indianapolis, is a fine place for any cat or dog to visit. Comfortable living quarters are provided for animals while they're away from home. 101 N. Broadway, in Fortville, and the intersection of 116th St. and Olio Road are two main service stations that serve the community: Rees's Shell Service and Roudebush's Hilltop. A strike! . . . uh oh! . . . gutterl are one of the many sounds heard at the Stardust Bowling Alley, 1605 N. 10th St., Noblesville. Stardust provided a place for meeting friends and having fun.