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1 July 22, 1962 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS Sec. Four 3 Major Nines Start Third Round Recreation Schedule Week of July 23 First Named Team Is Home Team In Each Instance First Named Umpire Works Behind Home Plate For Daily, Baseball Information WO 2-3502 MONDAY, JULY 23 Major League Make-Up Second Round VS. Coldwater Dean-Kerr (Jones-Menne Post Park -Marshall Merchants Squires); Bailey Stadium Bellevue Insurance vs. Holmes Custer Post (D. AA Slow Pitch Bailey No.

9 6:15 -Urbandale Plaza vs. Columbia No. Cleaners (B. SherrodHeric); Bailey Constr. vs.

Echo Valley Boys (B. Sherrod-Heric). A-1 Slow Pitch McCrea -Bill Knapp's vs. Michigan Bank Bailey No. Archway vs.

B.C. Packaging (Adams-Kitchen); Bailey No. 7 Olds vs. B.C. Fire Ext, (Hopper-Stainoff), A-2 Slow Pitch Barnes Park Men's Club vs.

Union Pump (Thomas- Rafter): Bailey No. 8- 6:15 Culligans vs. Clark's (Purkey-Blythe); Fell Park No. of vs. Grand Trunk EXTRA: SIDNAM TUESDAY, JULY 24 Major League Start of Third Round Flip for Home Team Post -Nashville vs.

B.C. Civics (Conroy-Menne Owen); Bailey Independents vs. Hastings (Jones-D. Sherrod-Foltz); Bailey Stadium Marshall Merchants vs. B.C.

City Cab (D. Sherrod-Jones Foltz). Industrial Softball Bailey No. Custer A.F.S. vs.

Independents Squires); Bailey No. Motors vs. B.C. Health Center (LettMarsden-Thayer). AA Slow Pitch Bailey No.

-Cereal Bowl vS. Miller Jewelers (Sackett Stainoff); McCrea -Hoffman Bros. vs. Lakeview Hardware (Reichert Midding). A-1 Slow Pitch Bailey No.

Mtrs. vs. Sharkey's (SamsA-2 Slow Pitch Bailey No. vs. Letter Shop (Sams-Miller).

Post Barnes VS. Food Processing (Repke-Rafter). Connie Mack Springfield Lakeview Exchange vS. B.C, Sportsman (QuinnHjortaas); Springfield Harper Creek Climax Legion (HjortaasQuinn). EXTRA: SIDNAM WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 Major League Bailey vs.

B.C. City Cab (Quinn Sidnam Thayer). Industrial Softball Bailey No. 136:15 -Kellogg's VS. Custer A.F.S.

(Knickerbocker-Thomas -Owen). AA Slow Pitch Bailey No. 9 Echo Valley Columbia Cleaners (HopperSquires); Bailey No. Urbandale Plaza vs. Miller Jewelers (Hopper -Squires).

A-1 Slow Pitch Bailey No. -Jaycees vs. V.A. Employes (Lucas -Rafter). A-2 Slow Pitch McCrea Park Keystone vS.

Clark's (Brott-Middling). Post Bailey No. Controllers vs. East Area (Delaney-Stainoff); Barnes Park Research vs. (Adams-Heric).

Bailey No. Connie Mack. Sportsman vs. Pennfield (Sackett-Daly), EXTRA: D. SHERROD THURSDAY.

JULY 26 Major League Post Marshall Merchants vs. Hastings (Sidnam-D. Sherrod Owen): Bailey Bellevue Insurance vs. Coldwater -Squires); Bailey Stadium B.C. Civics vs.

Independents (Lett-Jones- -Squires). Industrial Softball Bailey -Kellogg's VS. Mullett Motors den- Bailey No. 8. 6:15 -Independents vs.

B.C. Health Center (Sams-Sackett-Heric). AA Slow Pitch Bailey No. Constr. vS.

Lakeview Hdw. Bailey No. (Make-up) Cereal Bowl vs. Columbia Cleaners (HopperThayer). Slow Pitch V.A.

Calhoun Auto Parts vs. Kilowatts (Purkey-Kitchen). A-2 Slow Pitch V.A. Hospital of vs. V.A.

Comets (Repke -Kitchen). Connie Mack Climax Legion vs. Pennfield (Hjortaas-Healy); Springfield Creek vs. Lakeview Exchange (Healy-Hjortaas). EXTRA: D.

SHERROD FRIDAY, JULY 27 League Bailey Custer Post vs. Coldwater (Jones-SidnamThayer). Connie Mack (Make-Up) Post Sportsman vs. Pennfield (Healy-Daly). Y.M.C.A, Church League American League Bailey No.

8 6:15 Free Methodist vs, First Congregational (Sams Strong); Barnes Park South Side Bible vs. St. Paul Lutheran (Hopper- Owen); Bailey 'No. First Nazarene vs. Pennfield Presbyterian (Delaney -Blythe); Fell Park No.

2- 6:15 First Presbyterian vs. United Missionary (Lucas- Squires). Natonal League Bailey No. Trinity Reform VS. Chapel Hill Methodist (SackettMiller); Bailey No.

St. Mark Lutheran vs. Central Christian (Reichert-Kitchen); McCrea Park First Methodist vs. Lakeview Baptist (Lindsey- Bailey No. 6:15 Trinity Lutheran vs.

First E.U.B. (Marsden-Stainoff). In Case of Rain-Dial WO 2-9502 City Shuffleboard Champions Crowned Winners were determined in four classifications in the Battle Creek Shuffleboard Club Tournament which was completed Thursday at Bailey Park. Ruth Proundfoot won the ladies' singles, followed by Leila Baker and Madeline Farrow. In the ladies' doubles, Pearl Rankin and Esther Parsons placed first, followed by the teams of Jenny VanAuken-Lottie Thomas and Blanche Williams-Agnes Nay.

Paul Parsons won the men's singles, followed by Jess Lucus and Glenn Baker. George Beardsley and Glen Baker teamed to win the men's doubles. The duos of Paul Parsons-Jess Lucus and James Olmstead Lawrence Klipfer placed second and third. Horseshoe Tourney Set for August 4 HASTINGS -The Barry County Novice Horseshoe Tournament will be held August 4 at the Barry County Fair here. The starting time for the tourney is 9:00 a.m.

All horseshoe players in the Barry County area are eligible for the event which will have a number of classifications. All players are required to furnish their own horseshoes. CLASSIFIED WANT-ADS PH. WO 4-7161 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

Sundays and 1 Words) Words) Words) Words) Words) Words) Words) Words) Words) Words) Words) Your Want-Ad Nights, Lines 3 (Up to 15 4 (Up to 20 5 (Up to 25 6 (Up to 30 (Up to 35 8 (Up to 40 9 (Up to 45 10 (Up to 50 11 (Up to 55 12 (Up to 60 13 (Up to 65 14 (1 Inch) Order Advertising is sold by the "line." poses only. Count 5 NOTICES Funerals LOCAL FUNERALS MILLER. MR. SAMUEL C. Friends may call at the Farley Funeral Home where funeral services will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m.

Rev. George D. Seifert officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. SWARMES.

MRS. SARAH ANN. Friends may call at the Spencer Funeral Home, Athens, where funeral arrangements will be announced later. CALLENDER, EDWARD R. Friends may call at the Shaw Funeral Home where rosary will be Sunday evening at 8:00 p.m.

Funeral mass Monday at 11:00 a.m. at the St. Joseph Catholic Church. Rev. Fr.

Richard J. Groshek officiating. Interment at 3:00 p.m. at the Riverview Cemetery, St. Joseph.

Michigan. STATE FUNERALS KING. E. J. Friends may call at the Spencer Funeral Home, Athens, where services will be held 2:00 p.m.

Monday. Rev. Jack Wright officiating. Interment Morgan Cemetery. AUSTIN MRS.

CARRIE EDDY. Friends are being received at the Burk Hoag Funeral Home. Galesburg, where services will be held Sunday 2:00 p.m. Rev. Glen Hathaway officiating.

Interment PrairieCemetery. MODLIN. PAUL L. Friends may call at the Kelser Funeral Home, Marshall, where services will be held Monday 2:00 p.m. Rev.

Father Thomas F. Frisby of the Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Interment Oakridge Cemetery. In Memoriam THERE IS NO BETTER WAY of memorializing friends and loved ones than by making a contribution to the Senior Citizens Residence Fund in their memory. Gifts may be sent to Altine McKee, 57 Garden Ph.

WO 3-8396. A memorial card will be sent to the family and an acknowledgement card to the donor. Funeral Directors HEBBLE FUNERAL HOME 123 W. Michigan WO 5-5145 ROYAL Funeral Home, Inc. 281 Upton Ave.

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WO 8-6621 NOTICES Education Final Round Begins Tuesday Coldwater Can Win 2nd Round Monday STANDINGS BC Coldwater Civics 7 Independents Custer Post 2 Nashville City Cab 02 Bellevue 0 5 Marshall 3 THIS WEEK'S GAMES MONDAY At Post Park 1.p.m.- -Marshall Merchants vs. ColdAt Bailey Stadium 6 p.m. Bellevue Insurance vS. Holmes Custer Post TUESDAY, At 6 -Independents vS. Hastings 8:15 -Marshall Merchants vs.

City Cab 6 p.m. -Nashville Civics At Post Park. WEDNESDAY At Bailey Stadium 6 p.m.- -Nashville vs. City Cab THURSDAY At Bailey Stadium 6 water p.m.- -Bellevue Insurance vS. 8:15 p.m.-BC Civics vs.

Independents At Post Park 6 p.m.-Marshall Merchants vs. Hastings At Custer Post vs. Coldwater p.m. The Nine City Major League baseball teams go after the remaining title as third round play opens this week with a full slate of games starting Tuesday after second round play is completed Monday night. Monday night first round games are scheduled, Marshall Merchants vs.

Coldwater as Post Park and Bellevue Insurance vs. Holmes Custer Post at Bailey Stadium. Third Round Starts Coldwater must win Monday night's contest in order to capture the second round title outright. Otherwise, Coldwater will have to share second round honors with BC Civics which has finished out its second round play with a 7-1 mark. In third round action, both City Cab and Coldwater, if it wins Monday, will be out the grab the third round title would give the winner a definite advantage in the City League playoffs following the regular has two second round games scheduled this week when it meets Bellevue Insurance at Bailey Stadium Thursday night and then faces youthful Holmes Custer Post at Bailey Stadium Friday night.

City Cab also has two games slated this week, Tuesday's encounter with Marshall Merchants and a Wednesday game with Nashville at Post Park. Civics Play Twice Upcoming Civics, which may yet back into a tie for second round honors, begins its chase for the third round crown by meeting Nashville at Post Park Tuesday night and playing Independents at Bailey Stadium Thursday. Junior Baseball Daytime Schedule Week of July 23 Bailey Park Monday Hawks vs. Cubs; vs. Jets.

Tuesday Tigers vs. Hawks; 10:30 Giants vs. Cubs. Giants vs. Tigers.

Thursday Twins vs. Cubs; vs. Hawks. Fell Park -Jaguars vs. Wildcats: vs.

Wolverines. Wolverines Vs. Jaguars; 10:30 Wildcats vs. Vikings, Jaguars VS. Vikings; 10:30 Wolverines vs.

Wildcats. Thursday Wildcats vs. Vikings; Jaguars vs. Wolverines. and McCrea Park Monday Orioles vs.

Indians: vs. Yankees. Vs. Reds; vs. Orioles.

Friday Reds vs. Orioles: vs. Yanks. W. K.

Kellogg Monday Instruction: vs. Colts. vs. Angels; 1:00 Colts vs. Comets.

Wednesday Instruction: 1:00 Angels vs. Comets. Thursday Instruction: 1:00 Colts vs. Sluggers. vs.

Sluggers. Dave Middleton Ends Pro Football Career BEMIDJI, Minn. -4P-Offensive end Dave Middleton, a 2 seven-year veteran the National Football League, has informed the Minnesota he has decided to retire from football. Middleton, 28, who played six years with the Detroit Lions before being drafted by the Vikings in the player pool when the Minnesota team was stocked over a year ago, listed a conflict of careers as his reason. WYNWOOD KENNEL complete poodle grooming wo 3-2450 THE Club Battle is trying Creek out a Country new three inter-club match with the Kalamazoo and Gull Lake Country Clubs with the first match here next Sunday.

Each visiting club will bring 29 amateurs and the club pro while the host club will furnish 58 amateurs and 2 professionals The big event will start off with a breakfast and then a shotgun start at each hole on the course. After golf they will meet clubhouse for lunch. The is to rotate play plathe around the three clubs. JUST all another reminder you gals who haven't qualified for the Women's City Golf Association Match Play tournament at Riverside CC July 30-Aug. You can still qualify both the 18 and nine-hole contestants through this coming This is the time to the tournament peridato and have fun.

Lots of ladies are wishing they had entered the Women's State meet when it was here a couple of weeks but were scared they'd get those tournament jitters. WITH wendy foltz Russ Erskine 1-up, Bob Barr def. Paul Hansen Jr. 1-up, Del VastBinder def. George Manusos 1-up, Stan Drake def.

Dick Sutton 1-up, Whitey Eisenberger def. Jack Haycook 3 and 2, Harry Lieberwirth def. Norm Sickinger 6 and and Skip Winwright def. Bob Blaske 2-up. FIRST 18 holes of the THE BCCC President's Cup is completed with Bud Gage setting the pace with a hot 64.

The tournament is a full handicap affair over 54 holes. Bud has a two-stroke edge on Dennis Mitchell and Dr. Bob Leitch. Trailing at 67 are Les Borsum, Jim McQuiston and Don Roberts the next round is due this week. Wendell (Doc) Brady toured Rivside in a 72 recently.

bill from Riverside before long the way he smacks the flagpoles with his approach shots. He one so hard other changed No. 7 his partner, Harold Beebe, had to bend it back straight. The irony of it all was that the ball fell into the cup for a birdie 3. They say you can't keep a good gal down especially an ardent golfer.

Mary Ann Wagner is still wearing a cast while her splintered heel "herds but she sneaked out round at Riverside recently The only trouble is she has to ride an electric cart and doesn't know how to operate one. CARL HARRIS is going to get DETE ANGELO, Riverside's vivant assistant pro, is planning to play in the Assistant Pro tourney at Mount Clemens tomorrow. Howard Cole had an 83 the other day at Riverside. In Thursday's blind bogey at Marywood, Ed Sabo, Bud Komarck and Jim Price were winners at 87 with Curt Dobberteen and Bob Galloup taking second with 82s. RON club LAPARL pro, Bob will Nisbet, give his first tournament outing since District Match Play champion last week when they team up in the State Pro-Am at Flint's Atlas Valley course Thursday and Friday.

Another strong team will be that of Charlie Knowles and Pete Passink, Behnke, an 18- handicapper, had a 39 on the back side at Riverside recently. The Western Michigan Pro-Am tourney will be held at the Country Club: a week from tomorrow. IN THE 18-hole Genebach trophy second-round play at BCCC, Celee Llewellyn beat Jane Harp 2-up, Ann Pearson def. Dottie Benton 6 and 5, Helen Orr def. Verna Marsell 2 and 1, Sarah Allen def.

Thelma Moore 1-up, Mary Hastings def. Audrey, Kerr 2-up, Judy Philipps Jean Markell 4 and 3, Helen Allen def. Sis Slagle 4 and 3, Lorna Nisbet def. Joy Keith 3. and 2 and Myrt Radebaugh def.

Ann Howard 2-up. THE MARYWOOD team beat the Kalamazoo Elks CC in its return visit here, 99-72, but lost the overall match by four strokes when the Marywood boys couldn't quite make up the deficit from their visit to Kazoo. Ron Tooke led the locals with a 71. In the 9-hole Holmes Trophy play at BCCC, Gerry Roberts def. Alice Edmonds 4 and 3, Marie Norlander def.

Sally Ryan 2-up, Marg Black def. Betty McNicol 1-up and Millie Boorstein def. Ethel Gladd 3 and 2. Don Clark. assistant at the Country club, has been idled for the rest of the summer by a slipped disc in his spine.

He's working hard as ever but no more golf. MSU-Michigan Grid Game Is Sellout EAST LANSING (P) Individual game tickets for the Michigan Michigan State football game at East Lansing Oct. 13 have been sold MSU athletic director Biggie' Munn reported yesterday. Munn said it was one of the earliest sellouts on record for the traditional clash, which has attracted capacity crowds for the past 14 years. Although the individual ticklets are gone, can still see the game buying tickets for the entire home slate of four games.

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H7-27, Box M-1, Enquirer and News Address City State Name Nearest Phone Hrs. Wkd: from EMPLOYMENT Either Sex, Sales 11-A Real Estate Salesman with license. Contact Hull Realty, Route 1, Delton, 623-6351. WE HAVE the appointment. Every appointment is a sale.

We need you. For information phone after 4:00 p.m., WO 2-5962. WANTED AT ONCE Man or woman to supply Rawleigh household necessities to consumers in Battle Creek, Level Park. Oak Park, Sunrise Brownlee Park and Springfield Place. Full or part time.

A postal card will bring you full details without obligation. Write Rawleigh, Dept. MCG-731-271, Freeport, Ill. Help Wanted -Male 12 DIE CUTTING PRESSMEN AND FEEDERS Unlimited and opportunity Feeders for to work experienced in modern progressive Folding Box Plant. We Pay TOP Dollar, with proven record of No Layoffs and substantial overtime.

Openings on 1st. 2nd, or 3rd shifts. We have insurance and other fringe benefits. CALL COLLECT FIELD CONTAINER Elk Grove Village, Illinois, HEmpstead 7-1700, Mr. DRIVERS.

VAN OPERATORS. TRUCKMEN. EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED Make more money. Year-round work with fastest growing mover. Be in business for yourself.

Paid training if needed. Latest furniture trailers, all loads supplied. Age 21 or over, pass physical, own or can finance '57 or later tractor, 260 cu. in. or larger.

Write Mayflower Transit. Box 107, Dept. Indianapolis 6, Ind. FOOD CHEMIST FOOD CHEMIST Unusual opportunity, large midwest bakery for experienced graduate of ACS-accredited college. Familiarity with cereal chemistry and AOAC methods desirable but more important we require initiative.

resourcefulness, and supervisory potential. Write Box K-1. Enquirer and News. MAKER ROOM MACHINIST MIST BORING MILL OPERATOR TOOLMAKER PRODUCTION MACHINIST WITH OWN TOOLS THAT WOULD LIKE TO TRANSFER TO TOOL WORK All above applicants must be able to read working Prints, to .001 and be tolerance, accustomed LYON MACHINERY, INC. 904 HOTOP KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN SHOE SHINE man or boy wanted.

Steady work. Apply in person. No phone calls. Service Shoe Repair, 27 Capital, N.E. LONG established sign company has opening for ambitious, experienced salesman.

Salary plus commission. Write Box L-1, Enquirer and News. stating past experience and brief resume. SERVICE station attendant, age no barrier. Light mechanical ability, references required.

WO 5-1537. Male Help--Sales 12-A PUSH CART BOYS WANTED 345 W. Michigan. 965-3117 Have-a-Bar Ice Cream YOUNG MEN FOR CREW LEADERS OPPORTUNITY FOR SEVERAL YOUNG MEN to train for crew leaders for permanent and summertime employment. No experience necessary.

If you are young, and willing to work hard for good money with a future, call WO 5-1076 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. for interview. KALAMAZOO distributor wants outside salesman to call on dealers. in Southwest Michigan.

Person selected must have electronic background. thorough knowledge of parts, and stereo sales. Write resume to Box D-2, Enquirer and News. ATTENTION! I need 5 men for food sales in Battle Creek and surrounding areas. You must be married, have a dependable car.

and be ready to start work now. Fringe benefits, company paid training program, excellent opportunity for advancement. Call Kalamazoo 327-1997, daily until 8 P.M. Sewing Machine Salesman Best deal in Michigan. Leads! Leads! Leads! Lets talk this over.

Call Mr. Pam. Atlas Stores. WO 8-8187. NATIONAL concern offers opportunity selling specialized petroleum products.

Married man above 30 preferred. Must have late model car. Knowledge of tractors and machinery helpful. Sales experience not necessary. We train if hired.

Drawing account. For personal interview write qualifications, address and phone number to John Tanguay, Dept. 7A3, P.O. Box 392, Dallas, Texas. MAN under 40 to travel lower Michigan representing Well established manufacturer of textile and paper bags.

Write experience and all pertinent details, including salary needed, in first letter. Interview later. Box H-2, Enquirer and News. Help Wanted- -Female 13 BABYSITTER, light housework. Split hours, evenings and mornings, may live in.

References. 17 years or older. Call WO 4-6089 between 12 and 4. WANTED--Reliable person to live in and help with care of 4 children in fatherless home. More for home than wages now.

Higher wages in September. when mother returns to work. WO 3-9857. NURSES, REGISTERED Expanding Lynn Hospital, J.C.A.H. accredited; commencing $425 and up, depending on background.

Excellent The personnel policies. Apply director, Hospital, Detroit, (Lincoln Park) Michigan. WANTED-Lady for sewing and general repair work. Apply Nelson Cleaners, 1387 W. Michigan.

SPADEA DESIGNER PATTERN BLOUSE NS-271 NS-272 PANTS $1.00 Charles Montaigne From the minute you take the last stitch in these long limber pants by CHARLES MONTAIGNE your leisure problems are solved. All of the figuring flattery dress is worked out by the designer and the impeccable fit would be hard to beat even in custom made slacks. The highcut crotch eliminates unsightly bagginess; widened legs give you a wonderful feeling of freedom without interfering with the streamlined silhouette; the raised waistline not only appears toked whittle inches but also helps to keep tops neatly A swirling band buttoned over the pocket opening is the only detail. Endorsing the prevailing feminine mood of the season, MONTAIGNE adds the softening influence of an all-girl blouse. Buttoned in back, it is cut with comfortable raglan shoulders, shirt-cuffed sleeves and a demure neckline.

For boat, beach or barbeque, make the pants in denim, linen, sharkskin or sailcloth; come fall, choose corduroy, double or knits, tapestry, tweed or they're flannel for sensational campus for and informal country; in at-home velveteen. The blouse which is also a perfect companion for suits and skirts can be made in any plain or printed silk, jersey, rayon or wool. For a dressy version, you might use brocade or satin. From these corresponding body measure- IN THE Marywood Club second Handicap championship round results were: Gerald Kaiser def. Ben Barr 1-up, Harold Askew def.

Sam Garland 3 and 2, Ike Mellema def. Ed Rose 5 and 4, Jerry Johnson def. Jack Spaulding and 2, Carl Parmelee def. from Sykes 5 and 4, Ralph Nymphie def. Dick Hurni 1-up in 19 holes, Jake Richards Jr.

def. Fred Mangan 1-up in 21 holes, Jerry McCarthey def. Gordie Korstange, 1- up, Dave McEwan def. Dave Vesely 2 and 1, Phil Webb def. Junior Baseball Schedule Team Keeps the Score Winning Team Turns Score Into Newspaper All Batters Must Wear Protective Helmets MONDAY.

JULY 23 Intermediate Tournament No. 1 Bailey No. -Game Kiwanis vs. Electrics (Charameda); Bailey No. Game 2-Phillips 66 vs.

Eatons (Stevens). Tournament No. 2 Bailey No. 6- Game 1-Elks vs. Climax (Whalen).

Cubs Tournament No. Bailey No. 1-Roger the Chef vs. H.C.C. Giants (Gardner); Bailey No.

2-Misners Market vs, Barkers Texaco (Tomlinson). Tournament No. 2. Bailey No. 1-cImax Blues Local 196 (Massa).

TUESDAY, JULY 24 Intermediate Tournament No. 2 Bailey No. 2-Springfield vs. Ludwicks (Wright). Tournament No.

3 Bailey No. 1-Bellevue vs. Komarcks (Kent); Bailey No. 6 2-Halsteads vs. Jack Pearl's (Speights).

Cubs Tournament No. 2 Bailey No. 2-Custer Flyers vs. Urbandale Kiwanis (Clancey). Tournament No.

3 Bailey No. 1-Climax Reds vs. H.C.C. Cardinals (Gardner): Bailey No. Game 2- Pennfield Jets vs.

Airguard Jets (Wismer). WEDNESDAY. JULY 25 Intermediate Tournament No. 1 Bailey No. 56:00 Game 3-Loser No.

vs. Loser Game No. 2 (Speights): Bailey No. 6:00 Game Game No. 1 vs.

Winner Game No. 2 (Healy). Tournament No. 2 Bailey No. Game 3-Loser Game No.

1 vs. Loser Game No. 2 (Gardner), Cubs Tournament No. 1. Bailey No.

Game 3 Loser Game No. 1 vs. Loser Game No. 2 (Kent); Bailey No. Game -Winner Game No.

1 vs. Winner Game No. 2 (Wismer). Tournament No. 2 Bailey No.

3-Loser Game No. 1 vs. Loser Game No. 2 (Teeter). THURSDAY.

JULY 26 Intermediate Tournament Bailey No. Game 4-Winner Game No. vs. Winner Game No. 2 (Charameda).

Tournament No. 3 Bailey No. 1 56:00 Game 3 -Loser Game No. vs. Loser Game No.

2 (Wright); Bailey No. Game -Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No. 2 (Whalen).

Cubs Tournament Bailey No. -Game 4-Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No. 2 (Clancey).

Tournament No. 3 Bailey No. 3-Loser No. vs. Loser Game No.

2 (Allen); Bailey No. Game A -Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No. 2 (Shellenberger).

Junior Baseball Standings FINAL STANDINGS INTERMEDIATE Phillips 66 9 1 Climax Leg. BC Kiwanis 00 Springfield Eatons E- 3 Komarck's Electrics E- 3 Bellevue BC Elks 3 Halstead's 1 Ludwick'3 5 5 CUB Roger, Chef 10 1 Local 196 Barkers Giants 8 2 Penn. Custer Jets Flyers 1 HCC Misner's 3 Climax Reds Climax Blues 4 HCC Cards. Urb. Kiwanis 6 4 ANG Jets ments, select the size best for you.

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To order, state pattern number (NS271 Blouse, No. NS-272 Pants); send 50 cents for blouse, $1 for pants. Add 25 cents for first class mail and special handling. Available pattern books are No. 20, No.

21 and Duchess of Windsor at 50 cents each. Address SPADEA, Box 993, G.P.O. Dept. Bx-3, New York 1, N.Y. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Wanted -Female 13 Employment Agencies 15-A (Continued) (Continued) Holidays Phone W0 4-0265 Day 3 Days 5 Days 7 Days 10 Days .99 2.61 3.75 4.83 6.30 1.24 3.24 4.80 6.16 8.00 1.40 3.60 5.75 7.35 9.50 1.68 4.32 6.90 8.82 11.40 1.96 5.04 8.05 10.29 13.30 2.24 5.76 9.20 11.76 15.20 2.52 6.48 10.35 13.23 17.10 2.80 7.20 11.50 14.70 19.00 3.08 7.92 12.65 16.17 20.90 3.36 8.64 13.80 17.64 22.80 3.64 9.36 14.95 19.11 24.70 3.78 9.66 14.70 19.60 25.20 on the Economical 10 Day Rate Reference to "words" estimating puraverage 6 letter words to line.

fire NOTICES Personals (Continued) MEN- can be a HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR. Pay up to $4.21 per hr. See Northwest Schools ad Class. No. 7.

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moderate prices. WO 4-1169. or WO 5-0980. ALL STORES NOW OPEN. Bargains galore.

Some 14 price. GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 373 W. Michigan, 575 E. Michigan and 221 E. Michigan, Marshall.

HAVE your doctor's prescription compounded at TASKER'S DRUG where you get quality plus reasonable prices. 158 Main St. WO 5-1367. Special Notices 5 TREAT the whole family to dinner this week at the Cottage Restaurant, 1404 W. Michigan, Urbandale.

TAKE THE FAMILY horseback riding at Shady Trail Ranch. 4 miles north of Marshall. STory 1-7032. RUMMAGE SALE-141 W. Michigan, July 21, Saturday evening; July 23, Monday evening.

CLOSED July 23 to August 13, Plummer's Radio TV, East Leroy, Mich. PA 9-9110. RUMMAGE SALE 29 Capital, S.W. (next to Bishop's). Moving in Sunday night -Monday all day.

Education Tutoring Wanted Specialist in Remedial Reading Call WO 2-6830 MOTEL MANAGEMENT- -Men, women and couples to train for Motel Management and Operation. Only matured will be considered. National placement service. Write -National Motel Training, Box A-2, Enquirer and News. EXPERIENCED beauty operator with following wanted.

Nora's Hair Stylist, 27 East Michigan. WO 2-9286. SALESLADY wanted- Full time. Steady employment. Apply in person Kaybee Clothing Store, 90 West Michigan Avenue.

GIRL Live in and help with housework. 2 children, for expectant mother. Must be dependable and have references. Phone WO 2-0868, WO 3-2905. NORTH CENTRAL AIRLINES is interviewing now for AIRLINE STEWARDESSES Are you a High School graduate.

single, between ages height 5 ft. in. to 5 ft. 6 not' over 130 pounds. with normal vision and two years of work experience or college? If you quallfy, please write us for an employment application.

We will contact you regarding an interview. Our next group of Stewardesses will start training October 1st. NORTH CENTRAL AIRLINES, INC. 6201 34th Avenue So. Minneapolis, Minnesota ALBION firm has an opening for an industrial nurse, one capable of handling insurance records and doing some typing.

Reply to Box P-1, Enquirer and News. Female Help Sales 13-A CHRISTIAN WOMAN needed. Full or part time--lifetime security. Experience Sunday School, ministry helpful. Earn $100 weekly and up.

No competition. Write John Rudin 22 West Madison Chicago 2, Ill. RUN a spare-time Greeting Card and Gift Shop at home. Show friends samples of our new 1962 Christmas and All-Occasion Greeting Cards and Gifts. Take their orders and earn to profit.

No experience necessary. Costs nothing to try. Write today for samples on approval. Regal Greetings, Dept. 137.30 Ferndale.

Employment Agencies 15-A PROFESSIONAL EXCHANGE BUREAU JIG and FIXTURE MAKER-40-45Moving expenses half employment fee paid top level position, $85 plus. DRAFTSMEN Several Detail Layout Design open. EXPEDITOR Some research, exposure in new products PROJECT COORDINATOR Metallurgy Accept full responsibility Salary open. MECHANICAL ENGINEER Degree helpful consider strong background without. PROCESS ENGINEER Sheet: Metal Estimator SUPERVISORS Minimum 3 years foundry experience Relocate plus SUPERVISOR (First plus PRODUCT ENGINEER Degree CHIEF INSPECTOR QUALITY CONTROL SURVEILANCE MAN Strong in statistical training $7,200 plus WOMEN INDUSTRIAL NURSE Commute Salary open.

STENO- -For sales department-Light shorthand. good at figures. KEYPUNCH CLERK TYPIST minimum 55 words. 309 Capitol Bldg. WO 3-7818 CEREAL CITY PERSONNEL SERVICE Bookkeepers To $400.

Dictaphone Operator $300. OTHER POSITIONS AVAILABLE For Confidential Information call: GEORGE BERONJA 1714 Michigan Bank WO 2-8523 MEN Credit Manager Line Supervisor plus. Draftsman $5,000. Industrial Management Trainee (Degree) (Age 22 to 27) $6,000. Financial Clerk Production Control (Staff) $7,200.

Assistant Personnel Manager (Degree) $7,200. Industrial Engineer $8.500. Tool Engineer $12,000. Lab Technician (2 yrs. Chemistry) $6.000.

WOMEN Secretary (Medical) -Start $350. Clerk-Typist $270. TILTON Personnel Service MEN'S DIVISION Accountants Manager Trainees Sales Representatives (Battle Creek, Kalamazoo an other areas) WOMEN'S DIVISION Dictaphone Operator Statisical Typist Bookkeeper Legal Secretary Other Position Available CONTACT MRS. TILTON IN CONFIDENCE 304 Post Bldg. WO 5-0137 Situation Wanted- -Male 16 HAULING, moving, cutting lawns and regular pickups.

Answering servicecall at anytime, WO 4-7580. HANDY ANDY'S odd jobs. Basements, wall washing, windows. painting. house cleaning.

WO 5-2597. outside- -yards--miscellaneous work. TIME work or regular painting. general cleaning. Best of references.

Call WO 3-0224 anytime after 6:30, Johnson. Carpenter Work Done, $1.50 Per Hour Phone WO 3-4151 EXPERT maintenance man with good health and habits, about to retire August 1st, will exchange services for board, room and small salary with congenial people. single, will go anywhere. Address P.O. Box 829, Battle Creek.

Business Opportunities 34 BEER DISTRIBUTORSHIP Central Mich. $100,000 volume. $20.000 full price. $10,000 down. Est.

30 years. George or Flo Seebaldt, Statewide Real Estate, Sherwood, Mich. Ph. Colon GE 2-3046. HARDWARE Located in Western Michigan City on lake, masonry brick front building 30x140 feet, parking lot, nice equipment, volume $74,000, only $20,000 down.

Call or write Guernsey, LaNOBLE REALTY, 1516 E. Michigan, Lansing IV 2-1637, Evenings, IV 9-0814. STEADY PROFITS With sensational. exclusive product. Earnings over $20,000 per year with investment of $5,000.

Write Box 8263, Erie 2. Penna. COIN-OP Laundry and Dry CleanersSee a Speed Queen installation and get the facts before making investment. 20 minute dry cleaning, single and double loaders, 253 washers. dryers, complete Speed Queen equipment.

Counselling, layout, financing available including leasing. MICHIGAN SPEED QUEEN, 4450 S. 11th, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Fireside 4-8525. FOR SALE- Stock and equipment of gas station and grocery store, $2,000.

Also 3 bedroom house and 3-car garage rent free, with utilities paid for managing trailer park. Immediate possession. 875 E. Michigan, Marshall. COMPLETE grocery and meat business.

well established, premium location, beer and wine takeout. $1.500 for equipment plus inventory. Ideal couple enterprise. Cash deal only. Call WO 5-2136 weekdays for appointment.

REGISTERED NURSES Full Time and Part Time $417 to $513 per month The Fort Custer State Home is expanding its facilities and registered nurses are needed to fill immediate vacancies. Must possess a certificate of active registration in Michigan. NO CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION REQUIRED, licensure qualifies you for all Michigan Civil Service benefits. 40 hours per week, paid sick leave and vacation, retirement. For further information contact the Personnel Office, Fort Custer State Home Box 248, Augusta, Michigan, or phone collect, Augusta 731-3552..