The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 10

PAGE EIGHTEEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1975 Trail Bike Legislation Is Signed LANSING (UPI) Gov. William G. Milliken has signed legislation into law that state officials say is "desperately needed" to regulate trail bikes, dune buggies and other off-road vehicles (ORVs). "This bill, one of several environmental priorities this year, will help Michigan protect its valuable natural resources and, at the same time, establish procedures authorizing the use of ORVs in certain areas," Milliken said Tuesday. Milliken last year vetoed a measure aimed at regulating the vehicles because it did not provide adequate safeguards against environmental damage.

The new law was billed as a compromise between environmentalists and the motorcycle industry. "This bill should accomplish those goals not addressed by an earlier one and assures that private owners throughout the state will be protected from unwelcome in trusions by ORVs," Milliken said. The Department of Natural government to pass ordinances regulating ORV operation within their boundaries, --Prohibits the operation of ORVs on private property without permission and makes operator liable for damage to trees or other vegetation and --Requires manufacturers to affix a vehicle identification number to ORVs beginning Jan. 1 to help identify irresponsible operators. Resources determine will draft rules to which trails and roads will be open to ORV use on state lands other than state game areas, parks or recreation areas.

The law requires ORV owners to register after May 1, 1976 with the secretary of state and pay a $9 fee for a three-year licensing period. The fees will be used to construct and maintain special trails for the vehicles. The DNR also will be required to develop a comprehensive plan within 18 months for the management of ORV use in state owned areas, forest roads and trails maintained by the state. Warren Shapton, DNR chief of operations, said in a report earlier this year ORVs were causing widespread damage to vegetation and resulting in "user conflicts" between campers, wilderness enthusiasts and ORV operators. "A comprehensive new state law governing licensing and all Soys Bright Children Will Spell Creatively MADISON, Wis.

(UPI) Teddybear spelled "taddebar'' on Johnny's first grade spelling test should not alarm his parents, according to an English professor. In fact, Charles Read said Johnny may be among the brightest students in the class. Read has studied the spelling of grade school children and calls it "creative spelling." "Creative spelling suggests an activity that is mildly antisocial, like eating Jello with your fingers," he said. "What appear to be puzzling mistakes may have a reasonable basis," he said. Read, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, said the boy may be simply trying to spell the word the way it sounds.

"Children have intuitions about phonetic relationships that influence their spelling so that the process of learning to spell, for many children, appears to be one of replacing one set of relationships with another, rather than a process of filling a void," he said. Read said children confuse vowels, especially and Necrology (Continued from page 15.) OCTOBER B. Kdward Drier, 'Mi, Burnips. 6. Ncal Eastman.

T.I. 601 Pleasant Central Park. 6. Mrs. William (Anna) Rooks, 74, 156 North 120th Avc.

7. Mrs. Arthur Billings. 80, Pearl. 7.

Mr.v Harry T. (Catherine) Dck- WeM ker. 50. Fcnnvillc. a a Kmer, 3.

Mrs. Leslie 70, Holland. 8. Thomas Hrncongc, 77, West 21st St. 8.

Mrs. Henry (AJbcrjanc WolfcrU Schfjutcr, 84, formerly of 75 West 26th St. 0. Natasha 4, 132 Lizbeth Dr. Mrs.

A i a a 79, Drenthe. fl. Mrs. Marie Tuhacck, 73, Fennville. 12.

Mrs. Willard a i Watson, 69. Saugatuck. Ki. Olin C.

Van Lare, 60, formerly of 283 West 29th St. 13. Mrs. Benigno (Maria; Espinosa. 35.

125 East 16th St. 14. Mrs: John (Dena) Rcirnink, 73, 525 Sleketce Ave. 14. Mrs.

John E. (Wilma) Koning, 72, 1411 Vandcr Veen. 14. Chancey L. Warner, 80, Hamilton.

14. Conrad J. Slagh, 82. 4441 123th in Grand Haven. 15.

Stanley Junior Klein, 33, Hamilton. 16. Mrs, Rink (Delia) Van Til, 85, 137 Howard Ave. 17. Mis.

Rosanna Blanton. 61, route 2, Hamilton. 18. Jacob C. Slagh, 82, Zeeland.

18. Mrs. Nick (Bertha) Boss 64, Drenthe. 18. Sondra K.

Wright, 15 months, Hamilton. 14. Henry 78. 82 nth st. 15.

Mrs. Albert H. a i Van Dyke, 85, 662 South Shore Dr. 15. Armlnk.

2 month old a of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 13H3 West Lakewood 10. Melvin K. Vander Karnp, 52.

a Hon. 1C. Mrs. (Bessie) mel. 72, Drenthe.

17. Jacob Kith St. 17. Albert ton. 17.

a i 17th SI. 17. Anthony Dogger. 73. Wisconsin, formerly of Holland.

13. Egbert Wilterdlnk. Lake- worth, formerly of a in. Raquc-j Mane Kucntcs, 7 Pilgrim Home cemetery. i month old a of Mr.

and Mrs. a Fuentcs. 117 West 15th i St. 19. Frederick J.

Van Dommelon, 62. 112th Ave Pluirri. 75. 252 East Rarnaker. 59, a i Haverdlnk, 59, 105 Ea.st Cornie Koetsier Rites Set Friday Funeral services will be held Friday at p.m.

at Trinity Reformed Church for Cornie Koetsier, 76, of 148 West 31st who died Tuesday in St. Mary's Hospital, Grand Rapids, following a short illness. The Rev. Gordon Van Oosten- burg and Wilbur Daniels will officiate and burial will be in Cash Want Ad Rates 19. Mrs.

Henry 97, Holland. 19. Lewis Edward Douglas. 21. Mrs.

John G. Bell, 95, Fennville. (Gertie) Pieper. Quade, 63 (Mamie Koetsier was born in Zeeland and moved to Holland on his marriage in 1920. He worked for the Holland Furnace Co.

for 25 years and later for the W. E. Dunn Mfg. Co. for 23 years, retiring in 1969.

He was a cross- Thorna ing guard at Jefferson School for four years. He was a member of Trinity Reformed Church and the Men's Bible Class of the church. Surviving are his wife, Henrietta; two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Marian) Rose and Mrs. Eugene (Erma) De Witt, both of Holland; a son, Rexford of Berrien Springs; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; a borther, Martin Koet- 19.

Gernt Heetderks, 67, A-4471 60th St. 19. Mrs. Sena EsMrg, 37, Zeeland. 20.

Mrs. Nicholas a a Zeeland. 20. Mrs. Bert (Gladys) 78.

Howard Ave. 20. Thomas C. Pitts, 63, 11B West 13th St. 21.

Dr. Marvin L. Goernan, 39, ZeeJand. 21. Mrs.

Richard (Lena) Lubbers, 85. 733 Old Orchard Rd, 22. Peter Kuyers, 34, West Olive. 22. Neil H.

GeerlingK, 59, Pullman. 24. Abby Lynn Fryling, one day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron- aid FryJmg.

Zeeland. 25. Jarnes Henry Harrington, East 13th St. 25. Mrs.

John J. (Gladys) ping, 74, 203 East 35th St. 25. Lilly F. Hamlett, nine-day old I cip cjcfpi-t; Mrs daughter of Rev.

anrt Mrs rv Sler CWO SISierS, MTS. 32, Jip- (Johanna) Piersma and Mrs. William (Kate) Blank, all of and the vowel is often used phases of desperately said. The law ORV operation is needed," Shapton also mandates an ORV safety education program within the" DNR and restricts the use of the vehicles by children under 12 unless supervised by an adult. Snowmobiles, regulated under an existing affected oy law, are the law.

not Also exempted' are farm, military, fire, emergency, construction, logging and police vehicles. The law also: --Authorizes local units of IN MEMORIAM to spell the sound "eh" as in "bet." He said adults who see children spell helped "halpt" or well "wal" should try to recognize logical attempts at spelling and respond: "Yes, it sounds like it would be spelled that way, but in English, we do it this way." "With encouragement, respect and understanding for their way of spelling, most children with normal reading and writing experiences will develop toward standard spelling," Read said. 21. Frank Fairbanks, 65, 171 East 33th St. 22.

Lynne Marie Kraemer, 18 Detroit in Allendale. 22. John G. Stam, 59, 262 West 12th St. 22.

Mrs. Clarence (Ruth Bruursema, 50, 257 Franklin. 22. Mrs. John fKatherine) Cooper, 78, 32 West 23th St.

23. Dallas C. Ruch, 74, 392 West 31st St. 24. Jacob Drenten.

82. Hamilton. 25. Lewis E. Hinga, 77, 4 East 16th St.

25. Herbert J. Van Welt, 81, formerly of Zeeland in Pontiac. 26. Mrs.

James (Joan) Haverdink, 59, 105 East 17th St. 27. Mrs. Edward J. (Hilda) Lam, 88.

193 West 22nd St. 27. Mrs. Harlow I. (Blanche May) Burrows, 89, Zeeland.

27. Clarence B. Peters, 72, oward Ave. 27. Edward Busscher, 80, Anna L.

Wozniak, Lemmen, 81, theim. 27. Mrs. Pullman. 28.

John M. West 26th St. 28. Mrs. William 301 Ben- 72, 830 (Marguerite) Gerritsen, 73, 181 West 10th St.

29. Otto H. Bosma, 68, Zeeland. 31. Benjamin Schout, 87.

Zeeland. NOVEMBER 1. Mrs. Betsy Jo Grace, 49, 1121 Camelot Place. 2.

Leon W. Wenzel, 88, 375 Douglas Ave. 2. Harold L. Plaggemars, 69, 771 East 16th St.

2. Steve Gros. 25, 259 West 48th St. 2. Baby Girl Jurries.

infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jurries, Hamilton. 3. Howard T.

Hardman, 58, 17 West 10th St. 5. Mrs. John (Janet) Van Oss 94. formerly of Holland.

(Anna) Hansum, 5. Benjamin Poslema, 72, Zeeland. 5. Mrs. Marus (May Kooyers.

78. formerly of Holland. 5. Gabriel Gonzales, two-day old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Hoberto Gonzales. Fennville. 6. Emilio A. Sandoval, 36, 494 with the Sim Ramsey family in i schippa.

27, 1 15. Mrs. Arthur St. Louis, Mo. Mr.

and Vliet Mrs. Foster and Janice of East Lan- i Li n. Mrs. BOERSEMA --In loving memory of our husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Cornelius Boersema, who passed away Dec. 31, 1974, one year ago.

Little we knew when we awoke The sorrow the day would bring. The call was sudden, the shock severe. To part with one we loved so dear. God gave us strength and courage To bear the parting blow, But what it meant to give you up, Only He doth know. It's lonely here without you, dear, We miss you more each day; For life is the not same for us Since you've been called away.

You bade no one a last farewell, Or even said goodbye; You were gone before realized, And only God knows why. a nd children of Munising: Mr. Lovingly remembered and a Kit Karsten of Zee- deeply missed by a an( i Mr an( Mrs Wife, Grace Veneberg of Holland Heights. Children and Grandchildren Mrs Chester Bartels has re- Great-grandchildren turned home from ee i an( Hospital, after undergoing emergency surgery Sunday. Mrs.

Jo Redder of Harlem. OUR SINCERE thanks to all Mrs. Fannie De of Pine, who helped to make our 50th Creek and Mrs. Daryl Stegenga wedding anniversary such a Fillmore St, were entertain- joyous occasion. We thank ouried at the home of Mrs.

Roger God for providing all these won- Smeyers Tuesday, derful years of blessing. Capt. and Mrs. Koeri Xie- Mr. and Mrs.

Gerry Baker'. boer and son Geof of Golds- boro. X. Mr. and Mrs.

-lack Uieboer of Waukazoo. and id Mrs. Clarence Dykema -go visited Mrs. -lack Ni Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Konman hosted a Christ mas parly at 5. Mrs. Gerrit 65. Zeeland.

West 21st St. 7. Mrs. John (Juanila) Van Olive Center Mrs. Jennie Vander Zwaag, the Harold Vander Zwaag family, the Bern Vander Zwaag family and Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Vander Zwaag attended a first birthday party for Timmie Vander Zwaag, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vander Zwaag in Borculo Saturday evening. Others there were: Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Katsma of Grandville; Mrs. Maggie Groew of Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Katsma of Grand Rapids, and Brad and Randy Scott of Indiana.

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hirdes of Rockford visited Mrs. Jack Nieboer Sunday evening. services were held at the local cemetery Saturday for Jimmy Harrington.

He grew up in the Harlem area on the Columbia farm on Van Buren St. Mrs. Janet Overway. Jack and Sally were Christmas Day i j. nijvA.

guests of IVir. and Mrs. Harvey! formerly or Holland Vande Woude in Holland. 1 0 j3 easRoy Jeffrey Pontiac Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Chapman, Debbie and Brad have returned home after spending a few days Lyie A. (Margaret) i .1 f- '1 CrtViinn. 11 1 i Raalte. 65. 224 Cypress Ave.

8. Robert D. Tanis, 91, 242 West 9. Leonard Martin, 74. Saugatuck 9.

Dick Derks. 90. 4S East 32nd ot. 9. Alfred Hunter 53, 81 West 10th St.

9. Mrs. Stanley (Sophie) Kalman, 84. 301 West 33rd St. 9.

James Hacklander. 70, 523 Butternut Dr. 9. Clarence Meyering, 79, Holland native in Part Forest. 111.

10. Mrs. Henry (Fanny) Schutter. 82. Oakland.

10. Dr. Carl S. Cook. 72.

Palmetto formerly of Holland. 11. Lloyd R. Vickery, 61, 816 West 30lh St. 11.

Harvard Jekel. 68. Zeeland. 11. Baby Boy Jonker.

infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jonker, 6512 Butternut Dr. 12. Mrs.

Alex (Nellie) Pena. 46. 308 West 12th St. 12. Thomas M.

Parker. 69. Rock- and Mrs. Gary L. Hamlett.

Pullman. 26. Mrs. Willard a i a Hansen, 57. ZeeJand.

tt 11 26. Clifton A. Blush GO 14616 Holland; two sisters-in-law, crosweii West olive. Mrs. Fred Koetsier of Holland; 27.

Fred T. Miles. 93, Zeeland. Mr( 28. Mrs.

John (Anna) Bekken. SO, 244 west isth st. and several 30. Cornie Koetsier, 76, 148 West 31st St. 30.

Mrs. Harold G. (Gladys Jean) De Vries. 1526 Waukazoo Dr. 31.

Dick Hoezee, 37, Zeeland. nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may meet the family tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. and Words I Lines I 1 I I I Doy I Doyi 12 I 3 I 1.05 I 2.70 16 4 1.40 3.60 20 5 I 1.75 4.50 3.15 4.20 S.2S 24 28 2.10 2.45 5.40 6.30 6.30 7.35 32 I 8 1 2 8 0 I 7.20 I 3.40 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Used furniture of all kinds. Call 396-2510.

Pine Avenue Used Furniture. 151-156 WANTED TO Buy Raw furs and deer skins. Paul Smeenge Phone 842-6174 or George Vollmer. Phone 846-1062. 151-156 WANTED Used furniture and appliances.

One piece or a household. Will buy or take on consignment. Free pickup. Bouwman's Auction Call 857-2782 Between 2-8 or George Bouwman 857-2289 151-153 WANTED--Piano, for beginner. Must be good condition.

Call 396-3136. 151p WANTED Scrap iron, steel. Bradford Recyclers. Phone 392-7913. 148-153 Esse burg 73 549 But I Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m.

at si. Mary verwys, 42, zeeiand. I the Dykstra Downtown Chapel. Dick Hoezee, 87, Dies in Hospital GRAND RAPIDS i Hoezee, 87, of 1448 96th Zeeland, died early today in Butterworth Hospital following a lingering illness. He was a member of First Christian Reformed Church and was a retired farmer and life resident of the area.

Surviving in addition to his wife, Elizabeth are six sons, Harold and Cornelius, both of Zeeland, Marvin of Seattle, Cyrus of Holland, Elmer of a i and Leon of Ne'waygo; 21 grandchildren; 32 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Jacob (Kate) Hop of Beaverdam; a brother, Peter Soezee of Hudsonville and a sister in law, Mrs. Jennie loezee of Jenison. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday from First Christian Reformed Church with Rev.

Calvin Bolt officiating. Burial will be in Zeeland cemetery. Relatives will meet in the church fellowship room at 1:15 J.DJ. Friday. Calling hours at Yntema Funeral Home are Relatives will meet in church lounge Friday at p.m.

the 1:15 WANTED TO Buy--Used farm equipment. Tractors, plows, etc. No matter what condition Phone 857-3561 or 396-5923. 146-151 WANTED--Used furniture. One piece or a complete houseful.

Phone 673-4119 or 396-1874. Hi-Way Auction. 146-151 rom rom Thursday. to 9 p.m. tonight and to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Douglas. 13. Mrs. Jav H. (Huth) Den Herder.

8fi. formerly of 16 Graves Place. Mamie Taken To Medical Center Dick Essenburg Succumbs at 73 Dick Essenburg, 73, of 549 Butternut died at his home early today following an apparent heart attack. He was a member of the Borculo Christian Reformed Church and was a retired Ottawa County Road Commission employe. Surviving are his wife, Henrietta; five stepdaughters, Mrs.

Clarence (Millie) Nyhoff, Mrs. Russel (Arlene) Van Dyke and Mrs. Lawrence (Caroline) Day, all of Holland, Mrs. Bentley (Arlene) Schut of Hudsonville and Mrs. Gordon (Carol) Walters, of Zeeland; a stepson, Roger Van Dyke of Holland; 16 grandchildren; six great grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs.

Tom Vanden Bosch of Zeeland, Mrs. Henry Blauwkamp and Mrs. Albert De Roo and a brother, Martin Essenburg, all of Borculo. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from the Borculo Christian Reformed Church with the Rev.

Marvin Vander Werp officiating. Burial will be in Borculo cemetery. Relatives will meet in the church fellowship room Saturday at 1:15 p.m. Calling hours at the Yntema Funeral I are Friday from 7 to 9 WANTED Used furniture and appliances. Moving out of town or to settle your estate.

Call Van Hill Furniture. Piione 396-6547. 150-155 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 bedroom lower apartment, utilities partially paid. Phone 396-6849 after 5. 151-156p FOR RENT Upstairs apart- HELP WANTED ment, semi-furnished 1 or 2 Call AVON Make good money selling the i i combination.

Daily named products for the whole family at new low prices, world famous cosmetics, fragrances. bedroom. $110 month. Phone 392-7277. 151-156 FOR RENT 1 bedroom furnished apartment.

References and lease. Phone 335-3775 or 335-5853. 151-156 Mrs. Janet Kemp--392-6238 151-156 FOR RENT--3 room furnished upstairs apartment, Saugatuck. Security deposit and references.

$150 month includes utilities. Evenings call 857-5471. 151-156p FOR RENT 2 bedroom furnished apartment at 299 W. 17th. Phone 392-4967.

No children or pets. Adults only. 151-153 WANTED Laboratory supervisor and staff medical technologist. Several openings available in both hospital and independent laboratories in western Michigan. Excellent salary and fringe benefits.

Contact James I. Clark, M.D. Director Medical Pathfinder Laboratories, Fennville, Mich. 49408. Call 616-561-5591.

151-156 FOR RENT--New deluxe 2 bedroom duplex in Zeeland. Attached garage, iy baths, deposit references. Phone 772-4003. 150-153 FOR RENT--Luxurious 2 bedroom apartment. Meet great neighbors and enjoy the conveniences of our apartment community.

From $170. Call 392-5832 or 335-5448. 150-155 FOR RENT--Upper 1 bedroom apartment, central location. Includes stove and refrigerator. References required.

Phone 396-3429. 150-155 FOR RENT--Nice two bedroom lower apartment, Zeeland. Phone 772-2885. 149-154 FOR RENT Sunny one bedroom apartment. Den, stove, refrigerator, carpeting and drapes.

Phone 857-7661. 149-152 WANTED TO Buy--Used exer- cycle in good condition. Cal 392-2200. 150-152 FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT On Hutchins Lake, year around home for young family or retired couple. Call Fennville 561-2431.

149-154p FOR RENT House on 138th Avenue. Phone 751-5270. 148-153 FOR RENT 1 bedroom in Zeeland. Basement garage, large yard. Phone 772-4008.

150-152 FOR bedroom house. 823 Lincoln, S200 per month plus utilities, deposit and references. 396-6771. 150-152 FOR RENT--Saugatucfc area, 4 bedroom house. Send replies to Box 22, Care Sentinel.

WASHINGTON -i Mamie Eisenhower was taken by ambulance from her Gettys-1 burg, farm home to Walter I MfS. U6 Reed Army Medical Center, the Secret Service said today. Secret signed Service to the agents widow as- of President Dwight D. Eisenhower called for a Gettysburg Fire Department ambulance about 9 Dies at Age 71 Mrs. Harold G.

(Gladys Jean) De Vries, 71, of 1526 Waukazoo died Tuesday in Holland Hospital where she had been A. (Gertrude) bnruh. 84. Holland. Van i 15 Duncan McMillan.

68. 102 sing visited Mrs. Jennie Vandei- Pr nen.T 6 -30 ce nWTve eImina W3S W3S a.m. and she was taken to a patient for the past week. Walter Reed under police Born in Zeeland, she attended escort, a spokesman said.

Zeeland schools, Hope Prepara- There was no immediate tory School and was a Hope report on her condition or why College graduate. She formerly the ambulance was called, but i taught in Zeeland High School. Mrs. Eisenhower has been i She was a member of the Woman's TJterary Club, Holland a Garden Club and the Rena hospital this year for Mrs. Boven Guild of Holland Hospital.

poor health for some time. It was the third trip to Zwaag Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Veneberg entertained their children at a 19.

Travis Alien Nienhuis of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert huis. 307 Eastmont. 20.

Mrs. Cora G. Wecldrcyi 4. Whalen Life She also was a former member of the American Red Cross. Surviving in addition to her husband are a son.

James H. WANTED AUTOMOBILES WANTED Used Jeep CJ-5, '71-'74. Phone 396-3775. 150-153 WANTED Used Volkswagens. Top prices for your car.

Willard Volkswagen dealer. Phone 396-3525. 146-151 WANTED Junk ears, trucks and motorcycles. Top prices paid. Rod's Auto Parts.

Call Borculo 875-8006. 151-156 PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION Friday, Jan. 2 at 7 P.M. Located at 2546 36th Allegan, 3.3 miles North of M-40 on 36th or 3 miles East of M-40 on 126th then "A miie South. New and used furniture New tools Miscellaneous and much, much more.

Consignments Welcome Hi-Way Auction Phone 673-4119 Gerrit M. Van Kampen Phone 396-1135 FOR RENT One bedroom upstairs apartment at 94 E. 23rd, $140 per month plus deposit. All utilities paid. Stove and refrigerator included.

Will help furnish. Available January 15. Single person preferred. Call 392-6847 after 5 p.m. 149-153 FOR RENT In Saugatuck, new 3 bedroom duplex apartment.

Appliances furnished. Phone 857-2001 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 150-155 FOR RENT--? bedroom apartment, north side, ground floor, carport. Adults.

Phone 399-6402 or 392-3036. 149-154 FOR RENT--1 bedroom upper apartment with stove, refrigerator and garage. No pets. Phone 396-3992. 148-153 WANTED Secretary and administrative assistant for marketing department.

Experienced career oriented person seeking challenge preferred. Excellent salary and benefit program. Contact Mr. Effken, Howard Miller Clock Zeeland. 151-153 WANTED Station attendant, part time, would consider man on social security or on unemployment.

Apply in person to Progressive Oil South Washington Ave. 151-153 WANTED Keypunch operator. Experienced self starter. Solid future, top benefits. $6760.

Call Rose Nyhof at 392-1801. Snelling and Snelling Agency. 151 WANTED Need part time RN 7-3 shift and full time RN or LPN 3-11 shift. Contact Director of Nurses, Birchwood Manor. Phone 396-1438.

150-153 WANTED Baker, experienced in tortilla and Mexican pastry baking, should have the ability to order all needed baking supplies and perform with minimum of supervision. If you have these qualifications please apply at once for interview. Phone 396-3901 or send resume to Box 29, Care Sentinel. An equal opportunity employer. 149-154 WANTED Experienced hair stylist for a small shop.

Top commission plus bonus plan. Phone 335-9653. 149-154 WANTED--Young mature person for delivery run and other responsibilities. Afternoons. Send resume to Post Office Box 332.

148-153 FOR RENT One bedroom downstairs apartment on College between 21st and 22nd. Phone 875-8881. 148-153 FOR RENT Large duplex apartment. Full basement, attached garage. Zeeland north side.

Across from schools. Occupancy Jan. 1. References required. Call 772-9782.

148-153 FOR RENT Upper one bedroom apartment includes stove, refrigerator and garage. Central location. Phone 396-3429. 148-153 FOR RENT--One bedroom upstairs unfurnished apartment in Zeeland- Stove and refrigerator included. Adults with reference.

Available now. Phone 772-2088. 148-153 WOODWORKERS We are manufacturers of wood case goods and have openings for qualified people in the following areas: Glazers Sprayers Cabinet Assembly Packers Apply for an Application at H. L. HubbeU Inc.

101 N. State St. Zeeland, Michigan 149454 FOR RENT--Attractive 3 room furnished apartment, Saugatuck. Adults only. No children or pets.

Security deposit and references required. Phone 857-2055 after 6 p.m. 147-152 LET'S MAKE A DEAL! You answer this ad and I will send you details on an opportunity for high income PLUS cash bonuses and fringe benefits. We need an individual in the Holland area NOW! Write G. H.

Pate, President, Texas Refinery Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. 149-154p WANTED LPN or RN positions available on the 3-11 or 11-7 shift. Full are part time openings, contact director of nursing. Haven Park Nursing Center. Phone 772-4641.

146-151 AVON and MOBILE HOMES 151-152 FOR RENT 2 bedroom up- famous cosmetics," fragrances, stairs apartment. Appliances I Ca now furnished, pets. No children or i Mrs. Janet Kemp--392-6238 145-150 22. Miss -lean Vis.

S5. Drenthe. fSf gSS DETROIT (UPI) Govern- ment officials refused to children: two sisters. C. JFOR SALE or Rent 12 64 CARD OF THANKS Ted Parker.

Zeeland CP. Cornchii? A. DC Wit. Rudolph i RIT.C- Arc ickrr. John Spoor of Union Lake and FOR SALE--'72 12 62 Forest nieces and Parlc mobile home.

Excellent Bliss Vanden Heuvpl. 333 7 Mi-5. GcorKP fWijn KntCT-1 i Anna i Prinks. on the west coast prison. The Detroit News said in a several nephews.

copyrighted story Tuesday that cousins. Whalen, a valued FBI informer Funeral services will be held with an army of underworld Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the ir enemies, was under protective 'Dykstra Xorthwood Chapel with ,3 condition. Must sell. 396-6784 or 772-4874.

i0 JOZ JAIL GUARD POSITION FOR RENT Upper 5 room Pa ran 510,774 to $13,000. apartment. Stove and refrig- Police or corrections experi- erator. Available Jan. 8.

Call ence preferred. Apply by Jan 392-9759. 150-155p i 6 3 76 to: Ottawa County Sheriff Dept 415 Franklin St. FOR RENT Downtown small apartment, downstairs, utilities furnished. Phone 396-1333.

Phone FOR REXT-Deluxe 2 bedroom Grand Haven, Mich. 49417 Phone 842-2700 Equal Employment Opportunity Employer ss. in a maximum security the Rev. William O'Brien officia- J. HANSEN--We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many relatives.

friends and neighbors for their comfort and sympathy in the death of our dear wife, mother, grandmother and sister. Mrs. Willard Hansen. We are espe- wro and Mrs. Cor- Grorcc Schrru-.

"0 1-csirr Of. aw a Kc-sch Kri TamMhy Kent 'o ifllar-d Kica. Calif ni)N-r1 Olrhmirn. F. their homr Christmas Eve.

The prison in she western part of the United Slates. Radio station WXYZ said U.S. Justice Department source? told it that Whalen in a federal prison facility, serving a fi-to-lfl year prison term imposed for a 1969 burglary in Adrian. tine. Burial be in Borculo cemetery.

Friend's may meet the family from 7 to 8:30 p.m. tonight at I he chapel. Liberty mobile home. 14 65. S5500 of best offer.

Shangrai- apartment at beautiful Colonial Green Apartments. 505 W. 30th. Phone 396-6751 or 396-43-39. 146-151 149-151 PET STOCK BIRDS, FISHES, Etc.

dally grateful to Pastor R. Geschwendt for his calls and words of comfort. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ritsema for their musical selections, the casketbear- ers.

those who sent flowers, sympathy cards, all the other expressions of help and ness shown, also the ladies of 1he Ladies Aid for serving lunch following the funeral service. We also wish fo express our thanks to all those who rie Vanden Bosch, Mr. and Richard Dicmer. Daryl. Paul, Katfn- Hop.

Rick Diemer. Linda, Larry and Kristi Diemer. The KlonMerman family attended Ihcir Christmas party kind- 'Saturday evening at the North Shore Communny hall. There about 135 persons present from the Holland-Zeeland area. The Vander Zwaag families DECEMBER i i a A i.lc Si 'Ms-, Fire Causes Extensive A Damage to Residence FOUND--May-wood Park, kitten Mary Verwys 42 Wack ilh gold neck5 wear Dies in Hospital pets.

Call 336-5915 or 33.V80J1. 347-152 FOR SALE--One male Beagle, Man- LOST Black gloves at side Pennv's. Phone snowmobile entrance of 336-2457. Mrs I WCM 7 'Mr? John iSi-rusi A-. Arttian Tp Hrr pits! Survivine her former husband.

Casey Verwys. seven children. of Detroit. Ranch, Mary. Shirley.

Darlene. John and Pawl, of Zeeland: attended a family get-together remembered her with the many at South Olive Christian school cards sent to her during her Saturday. Others there were illness. Mr and Mrs Jim Mr. Wiilard Hansen and Mrs.

Gerald Slagh. Pat Children and Grandchildren and Betty Jo of Zeeland, and Brothers and Sisters Mr. and Mrs. Roger Overwav JSijof AUecdals. i John St.

I i Mrs. 21 KrTf Ave "KVi'Urd COOPERSVlLLE--No estimate of damage was available in' (he houe anri garage fire at the Man in Srhuiling residence. S42fi Ixxmard Rd Members of the Coopersville and Wright Tallmadge deparlments responded to the brothers and a.m. call today. Officials 5 i r5 iri 1hp Netherlands, said caufe of the blaze was a stove pipe which runs from the main floor of the garage to the attic.

Firemen said there Yerwys. of Mapleview Trailer Court. Zeeland. died early today in Holland Hos- 7 ncr ti i i) LOST Toy Black Poodle. 54th Street and 333rd Avenue.

Hamilton. Reward! Phone 7S1-54SO. 1M-153 K.sif Funeral services will be held p.m. s- the FOR RENT ROOMS FOR PvEXT Nice room with appliances. See manager.

Room at 70 West 1SO-15S men's offer larce 3. 2 and bedroom units at si37. All utilities included. Rent supplement available for those who qualify. Come see Monday-Friday 32 to 5 at Bldg.

Apt. lOfi. or phone 396-7621. Apartments offered by Midwest Property Management Corporation. Equal HouMrc Opportunity.

146-151 in FOR SALE--3 year old German Wire Haired Pointer, female, purebred, excellent hunter Phone 772-6772. FOR SALE West Hichland -white puppies; in weeks old. Phone FOR RENT VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTION Ads Jass Eerairst. extensive damage to the attic cemetery. along with wafer damage to Calling hours are from 7 to the rest of the bouse' asd-9 p.m.

Thursday and Friday at jthe funeral borne. Yntema Funeral Home with the Rev. Calvin Boll officiating. Burial will be in Beaverdam ART CLASSES beginning azain in January. Time for basic principles and individual attention.

Nancy Steer's Studio. Fhoae sS5t. 151-IS6 FOR RENT--2 male students rented a well furnished, all retteeorated Jover 2 bedroom apartment We are for a 3rd prrfon the 3rd bedioom and VAN WTEREN Kennel? DOE hoarding. Tender loving rare Phone 335-3479. 343-153 FOP.

SALE-- Mixed Labrador Spaniel pups, weeks old. $20. Phone 395-7327 or rsr, he seen at W. St. 147-152 defray expenses.

Call 3fr2-3iy PROFESSIONAL DOG groom- pjjojjg SPAPERf.