Speedway Flyer, Volume 26, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1957 — Page 8

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CIVIL SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT The United States Civil Service Commission today announced an examination/for the position of accounting and auditing clerk,, GS-4. The salary for this position is $3415 a year and the positions are with the finance center at Fort Harrison as well as other federal agencies throughout the Indianapolis area. A written test will be given all applicants. Applicants for these positions will be rated on qualifying experience in addition to passing the written test. Full information with instructions on how to apply may be obtained from the post office; executive secretary, board of U. S. Civil Service examiners, Finance Center, U. S. Army, Indianapolis 49, Indiana; or the Sixth U. S. Civil Service region, post office and courthouse building, Cincinnati 2, Ohio. Applications will be accepted until further notice. LADIES SOCIAL PARTY TONIGHT—7 to 11:30 ST. CHRISTOPHER

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LIFE AND WORK INSTITUTE An impressive array of speakers and leaders will highlight the Annual Life and Work Institute of the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis to be held at the Irvington Methodist Church, Friday and Saturday, January 25 and 26, 1957. Chairman of the Arrangements Committee, Cassius M. Fenton, Business Manager of Flanner House, says: “Our churches recognize the essential role they play in building the kind of world in which we can have some hope of peace and justice. Our far-flung missionary program is one of the means by which we now create fellowship and Christian brotherhood across national barriers and through Iron and Bamboo curtains. “The conference is open to the public. It is a work conference at which it is expected that the church’s program for working for world peace will be discussed in detail, so that the delegates may have a practical means of working in the local church.” Headline speaker for the conference is Dr. Robert Tobias, who has recently received his doctorate from the University of Geneva (Switzerland) Faculty of Theology. Dr. Tobias’ recent book, “Communist-Christian Encounter in East Europe,” is being acclaimed as the basic study in the field of the church and its relationship to the Communist challenge. Dr. Tobias lived in Geneva, Switzerland, for several years, working on the staff of the World Council of Churches, and combines a knowledge of the terrible threat of Communism to the Christian world with a profound faith that Christian people will be able to meet that challenge fearlessly and successfully. The program of the conference includes four discussion sections which show how world peace is the responsibility of all aspects of the church’s life: (1) Problems

Facing the Family in Working for Peace; (2) Community Relationships -.and Activities sos World Order; (3) The Role of the Church in Relation to Racism; (4) The Church in its International and Diplomatic Aspects.

CIVIL SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT The United State Civil Service Commission today announced an examination for Garageman and Motor Vehicle Operator in the local Vehicle Service, Post Office Department. The starting rate of pay is $1.65 an hous for Garageman and $1.82 an hour for Motor Vehicle Operator. No written test will be given. Applicants for Garageman positions must have had at least six months experience as a service station or garage attendant, or laborer in the automotive field, including dispensing gasoline and maintaining records of automobiles serviced, or as an automobile mechanic helper. One year of experience in the operation of motor trucks, including the making of minor repairs ajjjl adjustments to such vehicles is required for Motor Vehicle Operator positions. In addition, a practical road test with an appropriate vehicle or vehicles supplied by the Vehicle Service must be passed prior to appointment. Full information including instructions on how to apply may be obtained at the local Post Office or from the Sixth U. S. Civil Service Region, Post Office and Courthouse Building, Cincinnati 2, Ohio.

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CLERMONT WJLCJk The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Clermont Methodist Church, held their January meeting at the church. Mrs. O. R. Ruff and Mrs. Wilna McPeak served a delicious dessert luncheon to the guests in the

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church dining room. Mrs. David Killion, conducted the business meeting. “Islands of our Community” was presented by Mrs. Warren Wilkes, aided by Mrs. Earl Harsh and Mrs. Raymond Boyden. The meeting was adjourned by singing “Rise up Ye Sons of God,” followed with prayer-

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