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8, 1965 THE HAMMOND TIMES Page Ed ANNOUNCEMENTS IN MEMORIAMS IN LOVING memory of our Dear Son and Brother, Jimmy Cornell, who passed away 1 year ago Janvary 2nd, 1964. Two little hands are resting, A loving heart is still. A little one we loved is waiting For us just over the hill. MOMMY, DADDY, JOEY, SCOTT AND MICHAEL CARD OF THANKS THE FAMILY of Earl H. Lundewall wishes to thank Rev.

Father Blaney, relatives, friends, neighbors and pallbearers for the beautiful floral pieces and spiritual bouquets, also the Eichleay Corp. and other crafts on the Youngstown Construction job, Local Local Southeastern Construction Co. and emplovees. Our deepest thanks to Dr. D.

H. Rudser who worked so hard to save his life and Burns Funeral Home. Your kindness will always be remembered by MRS. ALICE LUNDEWALL EARL J. LUNDEWALL AND CHILDREN ELSIE LUNDEWALL WISH to thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness shown during illness and death of my beloved husband Edmund Miley.

Especially Pastor Wessler, the organist, and singer, pallbearers, and all those who so kindly assisted. Mrs. Cora Bell Miley PERSONALS THANKS be to God and B.V.M. A.G. READINGS Daily by certified reader, by appointment only.

Phone TE 6-5564. WANDA JENKINS--Hairstylist is now at Beauty Craft Beauty Shop, WE 1-2636. SPECIAL NOTICES LOW cost fool proof fire alarm protection for your family. No wires or batteries. 30-year guarantee.

For details call. TO 2-1298. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, will sell at public sale on January 14, 1965 at 9:30 a.m. one 1962 Pontiac hardtop, serial P27912 at 6815 Indianapolis Hammond, Ind. We the undersigned reserve the right to bid at the sale.

GENERAL FINANCE CORP. WE THE UNDERSIGNED, will sell at public sale on January 14, 1965 at 9:30 a.m. one 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne wagon, serial at 6815 Indianapolis Hammond Ind. We the undersigned reserve the right to bid at the sale. GENERAL FINANCE CORP.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, will sell at public sale on January 14, 1965 at 9:30 a.m. one 1962 Pontiac Coupe, serial 53008 at 6815 Indianapolis Hammond, Ind. We reserve the right to bid at the ale. GENERAL FINANCE CORP. MISCELLANEOUS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.

Call TU 6-1921, WE 1-6000, or write P.O Box 84, Hammond, Indiana TRANSPORTATION HERTZ RENT A CAR Licensee. Cars for rent, by the hour, day, week, or longer; local or long distance. Call WE 1-54444. 5041 Hohman Hammond. Indiana RIDERS wanted who work In Chi- cago.

Call WE 2-0977. Lady. EMPLOYMENT FEMALE HELP A BAR MAID and waitresses (2), over 21, $60 guaranteed weekly, transportation available, Call Mr. Sam, GR 4-9383 after 12 noon. ACCOUNTING OFFICE-Bookkeeping, payroll.

Figure aptitude and typing necessary. Some experience desirable or will train right girl. Write Box T-5185, Hammond Times, giving resume and salary out, afternoons. Call before 2 BABYSITTER-5 RES days a week, live o'clock, 933-7494. BABYSITTER wanted 3 nights, call EX 8-1022.

COMPANION live in, free room and board, call WE 2-9324. CONTRACT typist for work in home addressing envelopes. Write Box T-5179, Hammond Times, giving telephone number. DAY GRILL COOK and night grill cook, apply in person at Johnsen's Blue Top Drive-In and Coffee Shop, 8801 Indianapolis Highland. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted, days per week.

Good wages. Wishing Well Restaurant, 713 W. Chicago East Chicago. ELDERLY lady to live in, some housework and cooking, a home with small wages. Call WE 2-3079.

FOUNTAIN and setup girl, also a waitress, apply in person, The Pig Sanwich Shop, 473 State. GIRL TO TYPE -file and answer telephone for small sales company in Hessville. Experience not required, must be able to type well. Pay depending on qualifications. Write Box T-5183, Hammond Times.

GIRL TO WORK in medical office in Hessville, days and Saturday mornings, state personal qualifications and medical experience if any. Write to Mr. MacLennan, 3406 Guthrie St. East Chicago, Ind. GIRL for dry cleaning store.

21-35. Counter work. Will give apartment and salary. 4607 Indianapolis. GROCERY market cashier Good pay, good hours.

Experience only. Apply in person. 4837 Alexander East Chicago. HOUSEKEEPER for motherless country home, 2 school-age chil. dren, private room, must stay, HOUSEKEEPER, experienced with references, 4 days week, $35, apply Sunday only, 1 to 3 p.m.

950 165th Hammond. HOUSEKEEPER-Live in, call 474- 7076 after 7 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER- Permanent. Live in. 6 chiidren.

Call 838-8858. MAID. Steady work. Apply in person. Crown Motel.

17355 Torrence, Lansing. MOTHER'S helper, live in, room, board and salary, Wednesday and Sunday off, other benefits. Call 836-9132. MATURE woman wanted for part time cashier- -experience preferred but not necessary, Store hours. Apply Benson-Rixon, Woodmar Shopping Center.

OFFICE HELP on NCR bookkeeping, machine, part or full time, call Mr. Mitchell, EX 7-1981. SECRETARY-For modern downtown law office. Experience unnecessary, top skills required. Must be upper of graduating class.

Phone WE 2-6073. SITTER, 2 to 4 p.m. daily, Monday thru Friday, Highland area, call before 2 p.m. 838-4336. WAITRESS WANTED- Grill experienced necessary, hours 11 a.m.

to 6 p.m., good location and working conditions, only neat, experienced applicants considered, call 836-9161 for interview appointment, Munster Lanes Coffee Shop. WAITRESS Counter work, steady work, steady days. Whiting-Robertsville resident preferred. Apply Indiana State Employment Service, 6924 Indianapolis Hammond. WANTED Housekeeper.

2 girls. Ages 5 and 8. Hours 10 to 6. 5 days. Call TI 4-4296 mornings or evenings.

923-6370 from 12 to 5 p.m. FEMALE HELP KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Must have a minimum of vears experience. Good fringe benefits. Apply HAMMOND VALVE 1844 Summer Hammond. WANTED Registered Nurses for The Operating Room ST.

MARGARGET HOSPITAL 25 Douglas St. Hammond, Indiana Good pay, security and all current benefits. Apply to Direcfor of nursing service, 932-2300, ext. 636 or 658. EMPLOYMENT FEMALE HELP Additional Classified on D12-15 ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL I NOTICES BARKOWSKI -Frank Age 82 of 2825 163rd Hessville, passed away Thursday, December 31 at the Presbyterian St.

Luke Hospital in Chicago. He is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Martha Kriensky of Chicago and Mrs. Virginia Imbiorski of Michigan City, 3 sons, Clement, Henry and Donaid of Hessville. 14 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren.

2 sisters, Mrs. Josephine Grzybowski of East Chicago and Mrs. Helen Norwick Chicago and 1 brother, Nick of Chicago. Funeral services will be Monday, Jan. at 9:30 a.m.

from the Bocken Funeral Home, 7042 Kennedy Hessville and at 10 a.m, from St. Catherine of Siena Church with the Rev. Father Dominic Pallone officiating. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Michigan City, Ind.

Rosary will be recited Sunday at 8 p.m. Friends are invited to call at the funeral home 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. on Sunday. DE Of 848 Indiana Hammond, passed away Thursday, Dec. 31 at St.

Margaret's Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Hazel, nephews, William of Hessville and Harold Lorenz of St. John, Clarence Reis of Hammond and Raymond Reis of Griffith. 2 nieces, Mrs. Valeria Thornberry and Mrs.

Evelyn Jones, both of Cedar Lake. Funeral services will be Monday, Jan. at 3 p.m. from the Bocken Funeral Home, 7042 Kennedy Hessville with Rev. Frank Buechley of the First Christian Church of Hammond, officiating.

Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Friends are invited to call at the funeral home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. DZIEPAK-George J. Age 42, of 4423 Henry Hammond, passed away suddenly Saturday, Jan. 2 at St.

Margaret Hospital. Survivors: Wife, Helen; 6 children, George, Kathleen, Joseph, Thomas, Steven and Timothy, all at home. Mother, Mrs. Pauline Dziepak of Hammond; 3 brothers, Stanley, Alexander and Anthony, all of Hammond; 2 sisters, Mrs. Sophie Nesbitt and Mrs.

Lillian Sheranko, both of East Chicago. FUneral services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 5 at 9:30 a.m. from the Mysliwy Funeral Home, 4902 Reading East Chicago; 10 a.m. at St.

Casimir Church, Hammond, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Stanley Zjawinski singing the mass. Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City.

Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday and Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. FRIEDMAN-Max M. Age 78, of 1223 Beacon East Chicago, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 30, result of a sudden heart attack. Survivors: wife, Ann; son, Marvin of East Chicago; daughter, Mrs.

Ruth Lavitt of Denver, 2 brothers, Peter of Los Angeles, Harold of Benton Harbor, 4 sisters, Mrs. Sadie Mooren and Mrs. Rae Rubinson, both of South Bend, Mrs. Florence Seigel and Mrs. Dora Cone, both of Chicago, 5 grandchildren; 1 great granddaughter.

Funeral services will be held Sunday, Jan. 3 at p.m, from the Fife Funeral Home, Indianapolis Blvd. and 142nd East Chicago. Rabbi Julius Shuback officiating. Burial, Elmwood Cemetery, Hammond.

GILLIAM-Byron J. Age 61 of 520 Warren Calumet City, passed away at St. Margaret Hospital, Friday, Jan. 1. Survivors are his wife, Edith, one daughter, Mrs.

Myrna Jean (Gillian) Carpenter of Griffith. One son William of Hammond. 9 grandchildren. One brother, Robert of Wheeling, Ill. Funeral services will be held Monday, Jan.

4 at 1 p.m. from Snyder's Funeral Home, Hohman Ave. at Warren with Rev. W. M.

Littrell officiating. Burial in Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens, Schererville. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. GOLDBERG, PhD--Dr. Milton S.

Age 43 of 438 E. Weslyan Tempe, Arizona, passed away suddenly at O'Hare Airport, Chicago, result of a sudden heart attack Thursday, Dec. 31. Survived by wife, Betty Jo. 02 sons, Ted and David.

1 daughter, Elizabeth at home. sister, Mrs. Ted Schlosser of Hammond. nephew, William Schlosser of Hammond. Funeral services will be held Monday, Jan 4 at 9:30 a.m, from the Fife Funeral Home, Indianapolis Bivd.

and 142nd St. Rabbi Julius Shuback officiating. Burial, Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday.

GINN-Norman Lee Age 68, of 7122 Madison Hammond, passed away January 1, St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lafayette, Ind. Survivors: sister, Mrs. Ben Strong of Hammond; 1 foster sister, Maryann Carter, also of Hammond; 3 nieces, Mrs. Dorothy Kretsch and Mrs.

Kathryn Carlisle and Billie Smith, all of Hammond; 2 nephews, Donald and Deloss Strong of Hammond; several great nieces and nephews. FUneral services Monday, Jan. 4th, 2 p.m. at Solan Funeral Home, 7109 Calumet Ave, Hammond. Rev.

Harold Turpin of the First United Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial, Ridgelawn Cemetery, Gary. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. JACKSON-Joseph Louis Age 70 of 3420 Highway Highland, passed away at the home of his daughter with whom he made his home, Mrs. Verl Trimble of Crown Point.

Survivors, 3 daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Weiss of Sumner, 111. Mrs. Lucille Werst of Rockford, Ohio. Mrs.

Lovanna Trimble Crown Point. 2 sons, Arthur of Roann, Ind. Gerald of Crown Point. 17 grandchildren. 16 great grandchildren.

2 brothers, John of Denver, Colo. Ray of South Carolina. 2 sisters, Mrs. Elsie Coleman of Roscoe, Mo. Mrs.

Ethel Tillery of Roscoe, Mo. FUneral services will be held at the Fagen Funeral Gardens, 2828 Highway Highland, Monday, Jan. 4 at 1 p.m. Burial, Ross Cemetery, Ross, Ind. Rev.

Delbert Krooswyk officiating. JURECZKO- Anton Age 78, of 7215 Belmont Hammond, passed away Friday, Jan. 1 at the Shady Lane Convalescent Home, Dyer, following lingering illness. Survivors: daughter-in-law, Mrs. Veronica Jureczko of Hammond; 2 grandsons, Ted and Richard and 1 granddaughter, Mrs.

Henrietta Bartok, all of Hammond; 5 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, Jan. at 9:30 a.m. from the Mysliwy Funeral Home, 6143 Columbia 10 a.m. at St.

Michael Church, East Chicago. Rev. Edward Brosztowski singing the mass. Burial, St. Michael Cemetery, Hammond.

Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Special prayers will be held Sunday evening at 8 p.m. KELLER-Anna Marie Age 77 of 7334 Marshall Hessville, passed away Friday, Jan. 1, at her residence. She is survived by her husband, Gustav, one Schwabauer daughter, of Mrs.

Chicago, Hildegard grandson, Neil Schwabauer of Chicago. 3 sisters, Mrs. Berta Gisen and Mrs. Emma Hofer and Mrs. Marta Jennewein and one brother, Karl Hirzel, all of Germany.

Funeral services will be Monday, Jan. 4 at 1:30 p.m. from the Concordia Lutheran Church with the Rev. Herbert J. Teske Jr.

officiating. Burial in Concordia Cemetery, Friends are invited to call at the Bocken FUneral Home, 7042 Kennedy Hessville on Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Remains will be removed to the church at 10 a.m. on Monday. MARTIN -Hannah Age 75, of Schneider, passed away Saturday, Jan.

2. Survived by her husband, Otto; 2 daughters, Mrs. Ruth Tapley of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Anna Camus of Schneider, 1 son, Forrest Martin of Demotte, 10 grandchildren; 21 greatgrandchildren; 1 brother, Luther Osby of Hebron, Ind. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m., Tuesday, Jan.

5 at the Schneider Presbyterian Church with the Rev. E. L. Worley officiating. Interment will follow at Sander's Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Sheets Funeral Home, 604 E. Commercial Lowell after 7 p.m. Sunday. WRIGHT- Jessie Age 76, formerly of 2822 78th Chicago, passed away Friday, Jan. Survived by stepdaughter, Mrs.

Bertha Jensen of Chicago; 2 nieces, Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of Lansing, Mrs. Annie Lothamer of Arizona; nephew, William Thompson of Michigan. Funeral services will be held Monday, Jan. at 1 p.m.

from the Schroeder Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Lansing. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Sunday. FUNERAL NOTICES WAGGONER-Beulah Mae Age 57 of Perrysville, formerly of Gary, Ind. passed away Thursday, Dec.

31 in Danville, Ill. Surviving, husband, Harold 2 sons, Donald O'Neil and Robert Waggoner, both of Gary. 5 granddaughters, 1 grandson. 1 brother, Leslie Osborne of Sherman Oaks, Calif. 1 sister, Mrs.

Hazel Foltz of Newberry, Mich. Funeral services will be held Monday, Jan. at 1:30 p.m. from the Brunswick Christian Church of Gary. Rev.

Everett Easley officiating. Burial, Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens, Schererville. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. PALENCHAR-John (Skinny) Age 62, of 1435 John Whiting, passed away Friday, Jan. 1 at the residence.

Survivors are wife, Mary; 2 sons, John Roger of East Chicago and Ronald George at home; 2 sisters, Mrs. David Black and Mrs. Mary DUvall, both of Cedar Lake; brother, George Palenchar, city clerk-treasurer of Whiting. FUneral services will be held Monday, Jan. at 9 a.m.

in the Baran Funeral Home, 1235 119th Whiting and at 9:30 a.m. in St. Mary Church, Whiting, with the Very Rev. Msgr. John Macko officiating.

Burial in St. Mary Cemetery, Hessville. Friends may call at the chapel Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Prayer services at the Chapel Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The Knights of Columbus Pope John 23rd Council of Whiting will recite the Rosary at the chapel, Sunday at 8 p.m.; the Holy Name Society of St.

Mary Church at 8:15 p.m. ROSENAU -Barbara Ann Age 4, of 7754 Dakota Merrillville, passed away Friday, Jan. 1 at Mercy Hospital, Gary. Survivors: parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Rosenau; brother, Paul Michael; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Rosenau of Munster, Mr. and Mrs.

William Rohloff of Calumet City. Funeral services Monday, Jan. 4 at 1 p.m. from the Geisen Funeral Home, 3805 Adams Gary. Rev.

Donald M. Weber officiating. Burial, Calumet Park Cemetery. Body may be viewed at 2 p.m. Sunday, SHIMALA-Helen Of 121st Whiting, passed away Saturday, Jan.

2nd at her home following a lingering illness. Survivors are 3 sons, Anthony, Frank and Stanley, all of Whiting; one daughter, Mrs. Mayme Neeway of Buena Park, 16 grandchildren; 3 brothers, Rev. Cyprian 0. F.

stationed at Green Bay, Frank and John, both of Whiting; 2 sisters, Mrs. Stella Sroka of Whiting and Mrs. Catherine Ugorski of Chicago. Funeral services will be Tuesday, Jan. 5th at 9:30 a.m.

at the Kosior Chapel, 2031 Indianapolis Whiting; 10 a.m. at St. Adalbert's Church, with her brother, the Rev. Cyprian officiating. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City.

Friends may visit at the chapel Sunday, 7 to 10 p.m. and Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. SMITH -Jasper A. Age 85 of 7353 Center Hammond, passed away Friday, Jan. at his residence.

He is survived by 5 daughters, Mrs. Edna Burgess with whom he made his home, Mrs. Verda Hines of Cape Girardeau, Mrs. Stella Ragsdale of Acres Field, Calif. and Mrs.

Martha Conley of Griffith, Mrs. Mary Crawford of Hessville. 3 sons, Virgil of Lowell, Rev. Rosco Smith, Pastor of the Miller Baptist Church, Miller, Ind. and Woodrow of Hessville.

25 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday, Jan. 3, at 2 p.m. from the First Regular Baptist Church of Hessville with Rev. James Frink officiating.

Remains will then be removed to the Ford and Son Funeral Home, at Cape Girardeau, Mo. for services on Tuesday. Burial will be in the Sikeston Cemetery, Sikeston, Mo. The Bocken Funeral Home, 7042 Kennedy Hessville is in charge of arrangements. SMITH--Irvin T.

Age 55, of 463 Buffalo Calumet City, passed away suddenly Saturday, Jan. 2 at St. Margaret Hospital. Survivors are his wife, Helen (Murzyn); 2 brothers, Leonard of Roseland and Raymond of Hebron, 1 sister, Mrs. Emma Paprocki of Hegewisch; many nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be Tuesday, Jan. 5 at 9a.m. from the Opyt Funeral Home, 13350 Baltimore Hegewisch. Mass at 9:30 a.m. at St.

Victor Church with the Rev. Doyle officiating. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday. TATMAN-Mrs.

Mary B. Age 77, passed away at her home in Lowell Saturday, Jan. 2. Survived by her husband, William H. Tatman; 3 daughters, Mrs.

Byrl M. Kenney of Springfield, Mrs. David Howkinson of Cedar Lake, Mrs. Robert E. Smith of Western Springs, 1 son, William R.

Tatman of Oak Park, 8 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, Jan. 4 at the Lowell Methodist Church at 2 p.m., Rev. Edward Boase officiating. Burial, Lowell Cemetery.

Member of the Lowell Methodist Church, Order of the Eastern Star, Pythian Sisters and Lowell Woman's Club. Friends may call at the Eskridge Funeral Home, 707 E. Commercial Lowell after 2 p.m. Sunday. WEINBERG -William Age 55, of 6326 North Albany, Chicago, a former East Chicago resident, passed away Saturday, Jan.

2 at the Veteran's West Side Hospital in Chicago. Survivors: wife, Yetta; 2 sons, Edwin and Roy of Chicago; 2 sisters, Mrs. Rosetta Small of Hammond and Mrs. Ruth Barton of Munster; 3 brothers, Paul of Gary, Phil of Gary and Charles of East Chicago; his father, Morris Weinberg of East Chicago. Funeral services will be at the North- Town Chapel, 6130 N.

California Chicago, Monday, Jan. 4. Rabbi Shuback will officiate. Burial at Waldheim Cemetery, Chicago. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon.

IN MEMORIAMS IN LOVING MEMORY of Mary Yatski, who possed away years ago today, January 3, 1961. You can only have one mother, Patient kind and true No other friend in all the world Will be as true to you For all her loving kindness She asked nothing in return 11 all the world deserts you To your mother you can turn So all 1 can do dear mother Is to go and tend your grave And leave behind a token of love, to the best mother God ever made. The Yatsko Family FLORISTS Hansen Brothers Flowers $320 Hohman Hammond Phone WE 2-0201 LOST AND FOUND FOUND- -Pair of children's glasses in case, on 173rd between dale and Howard, WE 2-3846. LOST: 2 color photo pictures, size 8x10, also film. TO 2-2019.

PERSONALS CONSERVATIVES are Invited to loin Public Action, service for conservatives that 1) notifies you of bills before Congress that will affect our form of government; 2) notifies you when concerted action will be effective and 3) informs you to whom to send your own message of protest or approval. For further information write P. 0. Box 4117, Hammond, Ind. MISCELLANEOUS IS YOUR INSURANCE COSTING YOU MORE? SAVE THRU KEMPER INSURANCE GULLICKSON 2538 Ridge GR 4.4850 WANTED- -1 barmaid and 2 waitresses.

Steady or part time. Must be 21 or over. Caravan Club, 401 State, Calumet City, after 5 p.m. WANTED Woman to live in and care for 3 children of school age and one baby. Salary open.

320 Calumet City. Energetic woman for general cleaning, wall washing, and floor scrubbing, $1.25 WE 1-3303. WANTED Secretary, with shorttime hand in law experience, office. to Phone work. 659-0271.

part WANTED Woman for cleaning, Johnsen Motel, Highland, Rt. 41 and 6. WOMAN TO WORK part time in laundromat doing ironing. Apply in person only, Monday, Jan. before noon, Woodmar mat, 1919 169th Hammond.

WOMAN companion for semi-invalid. Cooking only. Live in. Call collect 1-312-388-7226. MALE HELP ACCOUNTANT Preferably CPA, immediate opening in medium size local CPA firm in Northern Indana.

Staff position available for an experienced CPA who has currently progressed to the level of a Senior or Semi-senior. Very limited travel. Opportunity and salary commensurate with ability and experience. Phone 886-3731. ACTUAL jobs now open, U.S., So.

Far East, travel paid. Write only Employment Info. Center, Rm. 327, 739 Boylston Boston, Mass. AUTO mechanic for all new modern equipped shop.

Radiant heat, well ventilated, well lighted, latest tools and diagnosis equipment, stand-Up operations with hoist. excellent pay opportunities and fringe benefits. Must be qualified and have own hand tools. See Mr. Knoche, Smith Chevrolet, 5508 Hohman, Hammond.

Career Opportunities for Outstanding Men Ages 19 to 27 in Customer Relations and Sales at Illinois Bell Telephone On-the-Job Training Salaried Position Excellent Future for Advancement Qualifications Preferred Some College Good Scholastic Record Desire to Sell Ability to Meet the Public Call for an Appointment 838-9995 Mr. G. C. Phillips An equal opportunity employer ESTIMATOR GRAPHIC ARTS PROGRESSIVE printing and publishing firm offers excellent opportunity for estimator with 2-5 years graphic arts experience. Duties entail estimating, scheduling, customer contact and all necessary order follow-up, College helpful but not essential.

WESTERN offers a good starting salary, attractive relocation allowance, opportunity for advancement and many company benefits, including profit sharing. WRITE In confidence outlining your qualifications and salary requirement to N. Roper Em. ployment Manager. WESTERN PRINTING LITHOGRAPHING CO.

Westeperating. Unit 16 of Co.) 1220 Mound Ave. Racine, Wisconsin, An equal opportunity employer. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Experienced on Chrysler motor prod ucts. A good lob for the right man.

Ciesar's Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers, phone Whiting 659-1200. CLERK- Typist, experienced, male, good at figures, shift work. Write Box T-5178, Hammond Times. EXPERIENCED body and fender man, must have own hand tools, apply in person, Botma Auto Construction, 6014 Columbia. FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT Information.

Construction, other work projects. Good paying over. seas jobs with extras, travel expenses. Write only: Foreign Service Bureau, Dept. 121, Bradenton Beach, Florida.

LINOLEUM AND TILE installerCarpetland USA, 8201 Calumet Munster. TE 6-5555. MECHANIC Cash register, perienced only. $3.50 per hour. Call 312-755-2266; after 6 p.m.

call 312-333-7304. NEED AN ALERT draft-exempt man for clerical work in small office. Average typist with figure aptitude. Good wages, paid benefits and vacation. Calumet City location.

Write Box T-5186 Hammond Tires PART TIME If you're now working, but need a good permanent part time job, to pay Christmas and other bills, call Mr. Paul, Monday, 838- 7900. The Kirby Co. TRUCK MECHANICS WANTED Experienced in gasoline and diesel repair, all union benefits, ideal working conditions, radiant heated working areas. Contact Paul Davis, Gary White Sales and Service, 883-8595.

WANTED-Couple for caretakers of small apartment building, must be responsible and also able to make small repairs, in exchange for furnished apartment. Write Box T-5168, Hammond Times. WANTED, car washer and polisher, Apply Broadway Auto Sales, 4333 Indianapolis East Chicago. WANTED Carpet installers and helpers. Apply between 8-9 a.m.: 1948 Indianapolis Whitina, Ind.

CHURCH ORGANIST- liturgical church, 1 or 2 services per Sunday, Extra services, call TE 8-8569. REAL ESTATE INSTRUCTION First meeting free. Learn real estate fundamentals and preparation needed for state license exam. New course by Northwestern Indiana School of Real Estate will meet at Sheraton Inn, 20 and Clay in Gary at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.

13, in the Ambassador Room. Come as our quest. RETIRED COUPLE Would yoU like a few hours work five days week? Southside office needs experienced cleaning and maintenance help. WE 2-8300. SALESMEN INSURANCE SALESMAN OUR MEN make above average earnings.

Insurance experience not necessary. WE TRAIN YOU. have position open for an ambitious man for the Hammond territory, who desires good future with an old established insurance company. WE OFFER RETIREMENT PLAN AND PAID VACATIONS. Must have car.

Commonwealth Life and Accident Insurance Company, 9 E. Ridge 887-2422. Lefler, Manager. LARGE HOME STUDY SCHOOL needs permanent Representative in this area to close furnished qualified leads. Must be man of high Integrity, bondable, re liable, good working habits, cap able of efficiently supervising territory, Liberal commission and bonus.

Right man can earn Write Box T-5191, Hammond Times. HIGHLIGHTED YEAR NL Flag Race 1964 Tops? X7 OZnO It's difficult to find the proper superlatives to describe the 1964 National League season. Fantastic? Unbelievable? Bizarre? Tremendous? They all apply. It probably would be impossible to calculatte the odds against 10 SALESMEN $130 WEEKLY GUARANTEED, no lay offs, daily to service chemical custolimited opportunity, 50 stops mers. Home nights, phone 5540 or 862-5539.

MAKE Big Money taking orders for Stark Dwarf fruit trees. Everybody can now grow giant size apples, peaches, pears, in their yards. Also shade trees, shrubs, vines, roses, etc. Outfit free. Stark Bro's, Desk 32115, Louisiana, Missouri.

OPPORTUNITY NATIONAL aerosol company will interview married man, over 21, Tuesday, January 5, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Will guarantee qualified man $128.50 per week 10 start. Apply 5305 Hohman Room 207 Hammond, Ind. PART TIME TWO MEN with car, now employed 10 work 12 hours a week to earn $30 and up taking reorders for national company.

Phone 931-3050 or 339-9276. PART TIME shoe salesman. Experience not necessary. Age 16 to 21. Apply 5134 Hohman Ave.

REAL ESTATE Salesman, only Indiana or Illinois licensed, wanting immediate part time work, need apply. Leads and Instructions furnished, Baldwin Realty, 923-4666, 9626 Forest Highland, Ind. TALK TO CIVIC GROUPS FOR HIGH STEADY INCOME PRESENT our tried and proved fund-raising program to Civic, Fraternal, School and Church Organizations! More than 5,000 non-profit organizations are ing our plan annually. Tremendous repeat of our customers repeat yearly. Commission advanced weekly, Exclusive territory open 10 right man.

For details write Gordon Bernard Cincinnati, Ohio 45213. WANTED--Man to call on filling stations. Long needed invention. Electric hand tool. Full or part time.

Huge commission profits. Write Cyclo Mfg. 3816 Dahlia, Dept. 110, Denver, Colo. WANTED--A AND MEN.

Leads--Leads--Leads Reserve Life Insurance Phone WE 2-7444 SALESLADIES START 1965 PROFITS. Simply ring doorbells and take your neighbors' tory. High commission. Call AVON cosmetic orders. Exclusive A territoday: 882-5412.

FEMALE HELP HELP! HELP! HELP! THAT'S WHAT WE NEED FROM EXPERIENCED: SECRETARIES TYPISTS BOOKKEEPERS To work on various temporary assignments in the offices of our customers. If you can work 1-2 days, week, 2 weeks, month or longer- -call us Monday. One interview only. NO FEE. We pay you weekly, MANPOWER, INC.

WE 2-8161 baseball teams playing 801 and arriving at the next-to-last day of the season with four clubs still retaining a chance to win the pennant. But that's exactly how it stood in the N.L. on Saturday, Oct. 3, 1964 with nine games remaining on the schedule. The San Francisco Giants were eliminated mathematically that afternoon as they lost, 10-7, to the Chicago Cubs at Candlestick Park.

BUT AS the final day of the season dawned, a three-way tie between St. Louis, Philadelphia and Cincinnati was easily within reach. The Cardinals and Reds were tied for the lead while the Phillies, pitted against the Reds that afternoon, were just one game behind. The Cardinals were scheduled to finish in a single game with the Mets who had knocked them off in the first two games of their one the more bizarre developments of a completely incongruous season. Sympathies among all but ardent individual team rooters, were divided between the three coming batants.

Many pulled for the Phillies because they had seemed a their 'followers had anticipated a cinch just a short time ago and World Series for the City of Brotherly Love. Many expressed hopes for Cin- MALE HELP CONTINENTAL OIL CO. (Conoco) has A position open as SubAgent working out of company agency. Prefer man with following in Hammond-Calumet City area, Many dormant accounts at this agency can be reopened by experienced man. sion basis and small investment required.

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Still others leaned toward St. Louis because the Cardinals' faithful followers hadn't experienced the excitement of a World Series since 1946. (Cincinnati won the NI. flag in '61 and the Phillies were in the 1950 Series). of the final week in first place with a one-game lead.

Meanwhile, the rampaging Cardinals in the midst of an eight-game winning streak stood just games behind in third place. The Reds were in the "Driver's Seat' -or so everyone said. They had three games coming up with the sixth-place Pirates while the Phillies and Cardinals would be battling each other in St. Louis. However, Pittsburgh had other ideas.

They shut out the Reds 2-0 on Tuesday night and followed with a 1-0 "whitewashing" on Wednesday night in a titantic pitching duel which went 16 innings and saw a record set for strikeouts by two teams in one game-36. That game--experts were to avow later -probably cost the Reds the pennant. Although they won the next night, 5-4, Cincy went through 34 consecutive innings during that series without scoring a run. THUS WAS the stage set for ON THE season's closing day, the Phillies shut out the Reds, 10- but for them it was too little, too late. The Cardinals finally managed to subdue the Mets and won the pennant with an 11-5 victory at Busch Stadium.

The Phils and Reds tied for second, one game out and the Giants finished fourth, three games behind. It would require a volume to recap the entire madcap NL race, but the following are just a few of the more eccentric developments. The luckless Phillies, who had coasted along with comfortable leads of as much as games during the second half of the season, saw a game lead evaporate in one seven-day stretch durthe second last week. The Reds, who were games back of the leaders on Sept. 20, went on a nine-game winning streak during which time the Phils lost 10 straight, including three to St.

Louis, and Cincinnati came home to close out the season on the grand finale with a state of suspense and excitement which only baseball can provide. Sports Illustrated expressed it most adequately in an editorial: it (baseball) can reach heights of sustained excitement unmatched by any other sport in the world, excitement that lasts and lasts, day after day after day." Right down to the final day of a 174-day schedule. A few other unbelievable developments of a completely "whacky" season: The Los Angeles Dodgers, who won the NL flag in 1963 and defeated the Yankees in a four-game World Series, finished in a tie for sixth place, 13 games behind. Unbelievable! Cincinnati moved from games behind on September 21 to one game ahead on September 27, representing a standings change of games in seven days. Incredible! The Phillies lost their last seven home games.

Pittsburgh lost five straight home games to St. Louis (Sept. 24-27). Cincinnati won nine in a row, including eight on the road, then came home in first place on September 27 by one game and lost four of their last five games at Crosley Field. St.

Louis had won eight straight, including five on the road, when the Mets moved in for the final week-end laboring under an eight- game losing streak. Casey Stengel's last placers took two straight. Fantastic! With a chance to tie or win the pennant on the final day, the Reds were shut out by a local boyJim Bunning who grew up in the Greater Cincinnati area and whose off-season occupation is selling securities to Red fans. Ironic! But so it went. And the National League continued on its merry way, sticking to its unwritten law that a new champion must be crowned each year.

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