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V' H--J lh PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 Defense Rests In Collins' Case ANN ARBOR (UPD--The defense today unexpectedly rested its case i the John Norman Collins coed murder trial without calling the handsome, former student to testify in his own behalf. After conferring for one hour and 15 minutes with prosecution attorneys and Washtenaw County Circuit Judge John Conlin in the judge's chambers, defense attorney Neil Fink said in court, i "Your honor, it is our considered and professional judgment that the prosecution has failed to Conlin interrupted him, saying "Avoid the speeches Mr. Fink." "The defense rests," Fink answered in the hushed courtroom. I Throughout the conference, speculation had mounted whether Collins would testify in his own behalf in the first-degree murder trial. In the chamba-s, Fink and chief defense attorney Joseph Louisell had apparently sought to persuade Conlin to restrict the prosecution's cross-examination of Collins if he took the stand.

The defense brought only 11 witnesses to the stand during its four days of testimony. Three of those witnesses were scientists who rebutted a key piece of prosecution testimony-that hair found on Karen Sue Beineman's panties came from the Ypsilanti basement where the prosecution said she was tortured, sexually abused and slain. Collins. 23, a former Eastern Michigan University senior in neighboring Ypsilanti is charged in Miss Beneman's death. She was the seventh and last young woman slain under similar circumstances within two years around Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.

No one has been charged in the other deaths, but Collins faces a murder charge in Monterey County, in the similar sex slaying of a 17-year-old girl near Salinas in June, 1969, while he was visiting the area. Miss Beineman disappeared July 23, 1969, and two prosecution witnesses said she rode off from an Ypsilanti wig shop on a shiny motorcycle driven by Collins. That was the last tune she was seen alive. After the announcement that the defense was resting its case without bringing any character witnesses to the stand, Washtenaw County Prosecutor William Delhey said he would present one or two rebuttal witnesses. When they have finished testifying, both sides will make their final arguments; Conlin will instruct the jury in the law: two of the seven men and seven woman on the jury will be eliminated by lot; and the remainder will determine Collins' fate.

The jury is not expected to get the case until Thursday. There have been 16 days of testimony in the trial, and a total of 58 witnesses have appeared, 47 of them for the prosecution. It took five weeks to select a jury, and once the 14 were seated they have been locked up throughout the trial. Mary Olenchuck Police Searching For Missing Girl OGUNQUIT. Maine (UPD-- FBI agents today joined State Police and local officials hi searching for Mary Catherine Olenchuck.

who has Sundav missing since feared kidnaped. Miss Olenchuck, daughter of Brig. been and 13-year-old Gen. and Mrs. Peter Olenchuck, was last seen at 5 p.m.

Sunday talking to a man in a maroon car near her parents' summer home here. Police Chief Cecil Perkins said the girl "was apparently abducted." Her father is commanding officer at the Armv ammuntion supply depot at Joliet, 111. Statement Planned On Textbooks MARQUETTE (UPI) The, State Board of Education announced today it is drawing up a policy statement for public' school officials detailing district-! by-district costs for implementing a free textbook program. The Michigan Supreme Court ruled last month that all public schools are required by the state Constitution to provide their students with tree textbooks and school supplies. Dr.

John Porter, acting superintendent of public instruction, said staff members in the Department of Education plan to submit requests to the legislature for supplemental appropriations to help bail out schools facing economic pinches as a result of the new ruling. Porter said work will begin on the costs estimates as soon as Attorney General Frank J. Kelley issues a statement detailing the implications of the textbook ruling. The opinion is expected later this week. When the cost estimates are drawn up, they will be sent all public school superintendents to help them plan for the coming school year, Porter said.

In other action at its monthly meeting, the board gave two schools permission to cut class hours next year below the legally-required minimum and postponed action on similar requests by ten other school districts. A new ruling requires schools to offer at least 900 hours of classroom instruction each year unless districts find it impossible because of either classroom shortages or extreme financial difficulties. Permission to cut classroom hours was given to Bedford and Elk Rapids public schools. Officials from those schools said problems of classroom shortages would be solved by the following year. Similar requests by ten other school districts were postponed pending further information.

They included Lansing, Howell, Lake Orion, Larnphere, Kalkaska, Bangor, Marshall, Three Rivers, Lincoln Park and Char- Cosh Wont Ad Rotes These box holders have mail: 13, 20, 22, 28, 29, 44, 46, 47, 51 PUBLIC AUCTION lotte. Stones Are Hurled At British Units LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland (UPD--Roman Catholics taunted Protestant merrymakers and threw stones at British troops today at the beginning of a "traditional Londonderry Protestant holiday. The same celebration last year erupted into days of riots that killed nine persons and injured hundreds. Soldiers fired six cartridges of nausea gas to disperse the crowd of 300 Catholics. An army spokesman said the incident was minor.

In Newry. 55 miles southeast of Londonderry, Police Constables Samuel Donaldson, 23, and Robert Miller, died of injuries suffered in the explosion Tuesday night of a booby- trapped car. Police refused to speculate whether the booby-trapping of the car might be connected with the province's secretarian strife. The car had been reported stolen four days earlier and the policemen were examining it when it exploded. A bomb went off outside a hairdressing establishment in Belfast early today, breaking windows in the shop and an apartment above it.

Protestants in Londonderry opened their daylong celebration at midnight Tuesday the firing of a 17th century cannon to commemorate the liberation of the city in 1689, from the forces of Catholic I Shortly before adjournment 8 I 2 J. Call 392-2311 Your Ad Taker All copy tor Classified Advertising must be in The Sentinel office by 2 p.m. on the day prior to publication. Error in advertisement should be reported immediately. The Holland Evening Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.

Publishers reserve the right to edit or reject any "Want Ad" copy and to determine the correct classification of any advertisement. Schedule ads for 6 or 3 Insertions for best results and lower rates. Alternate insertions are charged at the one-time rate. Ads cancelled before expiration are charged only for the number of days run at the rate earned. SAMPLE AD LOST Terrier puppy, black with brown and white marking.

Child's pet. Coil 1 Day $1.05 3 Days $2.70 6 Days $3.15 Card of Thanks or in Memoriam Notices $2.00 for first 10 lines minimum plus 15c for each additional line. Automobile Ads and Wanted Baby Silting not accepted by phone. BOX NUMBERS 25c EXTRA 50c IF MAILED Sentinel Phone 392-2311 HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Sold my home, public auction will be held. Located 1 mile east of Drenthe, then mile south on 56th Ave.

or 2 miles north of the Oakland Church. Saturday, Aug. 15, 1 P.M. Sharp Dining chairs; room cedar table and 6 closet; blonde WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Duties consist of a mixture of those generally defined for Administrative Assistant and Public Relations Man. Assignments will be in the areas of: member relations, public relations, committee direction, simple research, coordinating office work How, tourist promotion.

-Requires initiative and leadership i ability. The Holland Chamber is accredited and therefore offers experience in a broad range of organizational activities and community development principles. It is a private, non-profit, autonomous, corporation whose members are concentrated in the Holland Urban Area but extend to Zeeland and Saugatuck. Contact Mr. Giles HOLLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 East Eighth St.

(Hotel Warm Friend) 33-35 WANTED Men for exterior painting. Phone 396-6376. Ivan Scbaap. 33-38 WANTED--Masons and mason tenders. Experienced only.

Apply in person, new Junior High School. Allegan. 32-37p Joe E. Knoll, 25, Dies in Hospital GRAND RAPIDS Joe E. Knoll, 25, 130 West 15th Holland, died Tuesday evening at Butterworth Hospital here where he had been a patient for the past three weeks.

Mr. Knoll was bom in Texas and had lived in Holland most of his life. He was employed at H. J. Heinz Co.

Surviving are his wife, Mary; children, Diane and Daniel; 1 his parents. Mr. and- Mrs. Jake i Knoll of Holland; six brothers and sisters. Jack Knoll and Mrs.

i Georgia Kimber of Holland, I Mrs. Therman Franklin of Fennville, Diane, Johnny and Jimmy at home; and his grandmother LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Texas. Mo. (UPI) The National I Funeral services will be held Governors' Conference wrapped 'Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Dyk- up a huge package of requests stra Funeral Chapel, Holland, up a Huge package or lequests with wiuiam Vanden Berg offi Tdnoi'a I fVia .1, bedroom suite; drum table; Italian china closet; sewing rocker; single maple bed with chest and dresser: 2 maple rockers; swivel table, wood, and 4 chairs; lounge chair; studio couch; desk: spool table, Sylvania portable stereo; rollaway bed; large metal folding table; cedar chest; MW vacuum sweeper; maple bookcase; small maple table; maple gold sectional davenport; several chairs; pole lamps; shadow box; blonde step table; square table; 4 afghans; 6 10' candy strip shag rug; throw rugs: 8 i 10' oval rug.

New bedspread; twin bedspreads; 3 year crib: clock; 18" window fan; lawn chairs: TV trays; table lamps; 2 chests of drawers; dresser; 2 dolls; doll assorted glasses; Hoover floor polisher: Herman Miller chair; man's 2 suit carry-all; occasional chair; 2 large chairs; 36 80" aluminum door; floor lamps; 35 combination door; a a washer, tubs; Frigidaire upright Coldspot refrigerator; 3 metal cabinets'; charcoal grills; transister radio; golf cart; 19" Toro power mower; Bell Howell projector Manual 500; Bell Howell instamatic earner; slide viewer table; picture screen. ANTIQUES Kerosene lamp; server; leather rocker; small rocker; Chippendale square table with ball and claw feet; small rocker; 2 trunks; oval mirror; doll bed; wooden wheel chair; desk and chair: lamp; soup bowl; much miscellaneous. Auctioneer's Note Goods real clean, in excellent condition. Terms cash. Lunch on grounds.

Mrs. Maggie (Ed) Hulst, Owner SLICKCRAFT BOAT DIVISION WANTED Serious minded coop student to sell in hobby department. Apply in person. Reliable Cycle. 28-33 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED--Waitress and kitchen help.

Apply at Chicken Bob's Inn, 393 Cleveland and 17th St. Mornings only. 33-35 WANTED Full or part time for nightly cleaning. Good wages. Expert Cleaning.

Phone 875-8965. 33-35 WANTED Man to operate high pressure laminate edging equipment. Apply Fleetwood Furniture 25 E. Washington Zeeland. 28-33 WANTED SITUATION WANTED--Cement work, chimney work and back-hoe work.

Phone 396-6251. 33-38 Governors Okay Plans WANTED--Brick or block work of any kindj. Will repair chimneys, fireplaces and flower boxes. Phone 392-3324 33-38 WANTED Registered nurse or licensed practical nurse for 3-11 p.m. shift.

Full and part tune position available. Apply in person, Birchwood Manor Nursing Home, 493 W. 32nd. 33-38 WANTED Waitress. Applications being taken for full time night job to begin Aug.

31. Apply Bowser's Pizza, 174 River Ave. 33-36 COST ACCOUNTANT SLICKCRAFT BOAT COMPANY We request an application from persons with the following qualifications: Experiences in standard cost, procedures. EDP Exposure. Boat manufacturing cost experience would be helpful but is not mandatory.

Responsibilities will include installing and implementing a cost system integrated with general accounting and reporting directly to the business unit controller. We offer the opportunity to join a well qualified accounting staff in one of the most rapidly growing boat companies. Our working conditions are excellent with good salary and benefits. Send resume of call for an interview appointment to: WANTED Babysitting in my home. Licensed.

Call 396-8207. 33-38p WANTED--Window and screens to repair. 59 E. 21st. Phone 392-9831.

33-38 WANTED Piano tuning and servicing Phone Dale Nyboer 392-8801 or 396-4282. 32-37p Phone 688-5260 Edwin. Redder, Auctioneer Phone 688-5422 Drenthe 32-33 for more federal aid to the states today in response to dating. Burial will be in Graafschap cemetery. President Nixon's latest call for! Relatives and friends may a "new federalism" partnership I meet the familv at the funeral between states and the Thursday evening from government.

Still to be settled at the final session of the 62nd annual meeting was the approach to use in another effort to prod 7 to 9 p.m. Congress program into to action share on a federal income tax collections with the states without restrictions on Funeral Rites Held ForB.L. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Funeral services for Bert L. Lordahl 67, were held here Saturday.

Mr. Lordahl, a former resident of Holland, died early Fri- PUBLIC AUCTION To help settle the estate of the late Mrs. D. Poppema, will sell Thurs. Aug.

13 at 6 p.m. sharp at 531 Lakewood the following: Gas stove; refrigerator: davenport; swivel rocker; chairs; 2 i bedroom suites; electric sewing machine: sewing cabinet; Maytag washer; 2 rockers; wood wardrobe; a bedspreads; oil heater; lamps; kitchen cabinet; dishes; pots; pans; fruit jars, some dated; hand tools: garden tools; rotary lawn mower; bench vise; pipe fittings; electric motor; 12 gallon crock; plus numerous other articles. Sorry, nothing to be seen till night of sale. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents.

Gerrit M. Van Kampen, Auctioneer Phone 396-1335 31-33 A A A V.Ml.-l.J' A A how the money should be spent. i day following a lingering illness. King James II. Spanish Ocean Liner Radios Distress Call -MADRID Spanish, ocean liner Monserrat with 600 passengers aboard radioed a distress call from the mid- Atlantic today after an electrical short stalled its engines, a comppny spokesman said.

He said a second liner, the Begon. had arrived alongside the stricken hip and there was to passengers or no dange: crew. The Monserrat as enrouie to England from South America Most of the passengers were Venezuela, the West Indies and England. Negotiations Resume GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)--Negotiations resumed today bo- tween Teamsters Local 406 and Spartan Stores, where the union has been on strike at the company's huge warehouse hero Detroit Man Resigns Post As Chairman DETROIT (UPD--Donald H. Parsons, whose wide ranging business interests include partnerships which hold a large portion of the outstanding stock in the Bank of the Commonwealth, has resigned as chairman of the board of directors.

Three other officers oi the bank also resigned, partly as a to improve the bank's relationship with regulatory authorities who have been critical of the way Commonwealth has been run, Parsons said. The three who resigned with Parsons included Thomas H. Wagnei, a financier and and action on their law i enforcement committee report, conference was scheduled 1 to hear Chief Justice Warren E. I Burger. Nixon has endorsed a start on revenue sharing.

But other requests by the governors for went far beyond his administration federal aid anything in program. In a message to their black- tie dinner Tuesday night, the President told the governors his budget for the current fiscal year alloted more money to invest in people than in national defense for the first time in 20 years. in- "The new federalism articulates a wholly new concept of what our emerging domestic agenda requires and an abiding commitment to inter-governmental sage melding of purpose, a mingling Born in Racine, he had lived in Holland during his youth before moving to Atlanta. Ga. and then to Jacksonville.

Surviving are his wife, Ger'trude: one son, Bert Jr. of Jacksonville; a daughter. Barbara of Sarasota, four grandchildren; three brothers, Austin Lordahl of Waukesha, the Rev. Carl A. Lordahl of Chicago and Dr.

Elmer A. Lordahl of Wilmette. three sisters. Miss Ina Lordahl of Holl a Mrs. E.

C. (Evelyn) Dukatz of Huntington Woods and Mrs. Everett (Marion) Bekken of Kalamazoo; a nephew, Dr. Harold Mclntyre of Denver, and several other nephews and nieces. PET STOCK BIRDS, FISHES, Etc.

FOR SALE AKC registered German Shepherd dog, 3 months old. Excellent watch dog. Phone 875-8445. 33-35 FOR SALE Brittany Spaniel, also registered Beagle, females. Excellent hunting dogs.

Phone 392-8308 after 4:30 p.m. 33-38 FOR SALE--Beautiful AKC registered 10 month old Setter. Phone 335-9534. Irish 33-35 Name Board of and incentives LANSING (UPI) Gov. Wil- dustrialist who served as vice I a inccn ves i a G.

Milliken today an- chairman. Herbert Thomas G. jP nvate a voluntary efforts. n0 uncecl appointments to the Gies. professor of finance at the ''It recognizes, quite central- first eight member Board of -'control at Oakland University, recently granted autonomy from GROOMING AND boarding by appointment only.

Live and eat like champions. Please make reservations early. We breed and show the very rare and beautiful Shih Tzu. Also Miniature and Toy Poodles and English Pointer puppies from top hunting stock. Countryside Kennels.

1458 64th Drenthe. Call 772-2070. 32-37 of AMF 500 East 32nd Street Holland, Michigan Phone 396-4634 WANTED Reupholstering. Quality work, 15 years experience. Phone 396-5887.

32-34 WANTED We will paint your house for less. Available immediately. Phone 392-8230. 32-37 WANTED--To haul black dirt, clay loam. Also sodding and complete landscaping.

Free estimates Brower Bros. Call 396-6707 or 392-2854. 32-37 WANTED Cement work, masonry work and plastering. Phone 396-2252. 32-37 WANTED Carpenter work of all types and concrete work.

Phone 772-2891 or 396-4415. 32-37 We are an employer. equal opportunity 30-35 WANTED--We now have openings in our Mill Room. These are full time, year round openings with overtime plus our fringe benefit program. We will train the qualified person if not experienced.

in person on August 11, 12, or 13. Colonial Mfg. Zeeiand. OPPORTUNITY IN PRINTING MANAGEMENT man we are looking for has made printing his career, will probably be 35 to 45 years of age, have a fairly "wide range of experience in both letter press and off-set color printing, and a desire to advance to the management level. Our printing department produces high quality multicolor labels for our pharmaceu 1 tical products, as well as other printing for our plant.

If you feel that you can qualify for this position, contact William Swaney, L. Perrigo Allegan, Mi. 49010. Phone Swaney, L. i Allegan Mich.

49010. Phone (615) 673-2117. 29-34 WANTED Manager-Chef for going restaurant, located in southwestern Michigan. Salary open. Write Box 15, Care Sentinel, stating experience.

29-34p WANTED Man with experience to set up and operate Rough Mill Room machinery. Cut off saw, rip saw, planer, jointer, etc. Steady job, good wages and excellent fringe benefits. Apply BAKER FURNITURE 24th and Columbia WANTED Baby sitting. Experienced.

Phone 335-3767. 31-36p WANTED Cars to paint, 350 each. Phone 335-9114. 31-33p REGISTERED AND STUDENT NURSES Are You Looking to he Future? Pine Rest's Nursing Team OFFERS YOU Pioneering Opportunities Nursing at Pine Rest Christian Hospital offers many satisfying and challenging opportunities for nurses. New frontiers of therapy and psychiatric treatment are opened each day at this modern 532-bed treatment center offering nurses every opportunity to utilize the full range of their experience and resources.

There are immediate full-tune and part-time openings. ADULT PSYCHIATRIC UNITS GERIATRIC UNITS CHILDREN'S UNITS Salaries commensurate with experience and education and favorably comparable with extra salary ranges for nursing. Excellent fringe benefits, include paid vacation, sick leave, Blue Cross-Blue Shield Master, Medical, Holidays, shift differential, weekend differential, and quarterly cost of'living additives. Call or Write Director of Personnel (616) 534-4941 PINE REST CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL 6850 S. Division Grand Rapids, Mich.

4950R An Equal Opportunity Emplover 21, 27," 33 WANTED--Roofing, by experienced roofer, free estimates. Phone 392-3241 31-36 WANTED---Residential painting, good workmanship. 22 years experience. Phone 396-6376. 31-36 WANTED--Tree trimming and removal.

Fully insured. Free estimates Phone 396-6083. 30-35 WANTED Mowing, tali weeds, grass, willows. Phone 392-2983. 30-35 WANTED Chain saw and mower sharpening; small engine repairing.

Get your sno- thrower or sno-mobile ready for winter! Small En- 2ine Mower Service, 34 E. 6th St. Phone 392-1811, 29-34 WANTED Chimney repairing, cement work, backhoe digging. Phone 396-2409 or 392-4938. 29-34 WANTED Piano tuning and service.

Call K. J. Bakker 335-8766 or 396-3192. 28-33 WANTED To do painting by college student. $2.50 an hour.

Phone 396-7577 28-33 WANTED--Furniture, cupboard doors, antiques to strip and refinish. Century Stripping Finishing. Phone 772-4034 or 396-3644. 28-33 WANTED TV's to fix by experienced technician, reasonable price. Phone 335-9114 after 5 p.m.

28-33p WANTED Cement and mason work. Phone 392-1379. Free estimates. Licensed contrac- i tor. 28-33 University of Michigan Graduate I ty- the ever greater roles and School of Business Administra-! responsibilities the states must tion, also a director.

i assume and it seeks to help Although the four only own a I ensure that they will have the Michigan State University. "The persons I have selected sma11 share" of the" stock in "the" means-and the authorily-to to serve" on this board "face a in Indiana 1. Spartan Stores in Michigan and six bank outrignt tney contro i uge jn those roles and carry out i crucial period in the future amounts through partnership ar-1 the responsibilities." Oakland University," Rica has tews restrict-' ra erae lts hl the Parsons In ing horses, mules and oxen to hours of work a week. CARD OF THANKS vestment Co. and BOC Invest-! ment.

The two investment com panies own 47.7 per cent of the Ijank's stocks. The four participated in a BROWER--We wish to express group which captured control of our sincere thanks and appre- the bank in 1964. ciation to our relatives, friends! "In my conversations with and neighbors for their kindness i regulatory authorities, it has be- and sympathy in the death of our dear sister and aunt. Miss Dena Brower. We especially wish to thank Rev A.

Van Sehouwen for his comforting message, Miss Gladie Ver Beck, Mrs. Harold Blauwkamp and Miss Judy Brower for their ministry of music, the casket- bearers, (hose who sent flow- come increasingly evident dur- Milliken said. "I firmly believe they are highly competent and knowledgeable about university administration and the vital role education plays in the lives of the people of this state. NEWARK, N.J. i "They possess the abilities to Expect Lengthy Probe on Bank Attorney Frederick B.

Lacey expects a lengthy investigation of the irregularities that led to the closing of the Eatontown ing the past year that our i National Bank, ferenccs in banking philosophies The FBI arrested bank may not be capable of resolu- President tion. By my departure from the bank management, the bank- should be in a more advantageous position to reach accord with the regulatory authorities, Douglas Scholte Tuesday after he testified before a federal grand jury here probing an alleged embezzlement. The charges involved misapplying million worth of lead Oakland, as an independent i i i to outstanding achievements in higher he said. Appointed for two-year terms were Alan E. Schwartz of Detroit, and David B.

Lewis of Ann Arbor; for four-year terms Mrs. Helen Kyes of Bloomfield Hills and Kenneth Morris of Troy; for six-year terms M. Smith of Detroit and Arthur as it may deem desirable." bank cashiers checks that 1 Saltzman of Franklin; for eight- New ers, cards all other expres-, The Commonwealth board of! allegedly were issued to several, year terms Leland W. Carr of 'East Lansing and Marvin Katke of Bloomfield Hills. Senate confirmation of the appointments is required.

sions of help and comfor! shown, directors is scheduled to meet brokerage firms in the also the ladies who served lunen Monday and is expected to act York-New Jersey area following the funeral service. on the resignations. Besides its Schotte was arraigned before FOR SALE Puppies, half Beagle, $3 each 7 weeks old. Phone 392-9631. 32-34 ALASKAN MALAMUTE--Male, AKC registered, had all shots, 8 months old.

Reasonable. Phone 335-3151 or 396-4703 29-34 DOGS AND cats boarded. Compare our prices. Low rates. De Haans.

Phone 335-8181 28-33 PROFESSIONAL DOG grooming. Phone 396-3672. 32-37 HAPPINESS IS boarding at Van Wieren's. Air conditioned kennels, large runs. Tender, loving care.

Phone 335-3479. 28-33 SALESMEN I have seen many opportunities given to sales people thi'ough- out the years. I have considered myself as one who has looked at many; but gentlemen, this tops them all. $10,000 to $15,000 could be your first-year potential if you can meet my requirement, and that is, that you have had a proven sales record. This opportunity was given to me several years ago, and I was skeptical when I read a similar ad from this company.

My life has been one of extreme financial success since. Top fringe benefits. Call Mr. Somers, collect. Grand Rapids 245-0504 between 9 a.m.

and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, for an appointment 28-33 WANTED Janitress work urgently needed. Office cleaning only. Phone 669-6997. 28-34p FOR SALE-POULTRY and LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 6 feeder steers, average 400-500 Ibs. Abe Van Kampen.

Phone 396-0953. 33-34 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kwanl Mr. and Mrs.

Gerrit J. Ver Bt-ek Nifccs and Nephews 3.1 main office in downtown Detroit, Bank of the Commonwealth has 55 branches in Detroit and suburbs. its U.S. Magistrate Thomas W. Clohesey in Newark and freed on a $25,000 personal recogni- i zance bond.

The walleye is the largest member of the perch family. FOR SALE Pony good 4-H project and gentle. Phone 396-7742. 33-38 FOR SALE 3 very gentle, children's Phone 335-S120. 30-35 WANTED Opportunity for ambitious man in production planning department.

Experience preferred. Apply with written resume, Fleetwood Furniture 25 E. Washington, Zeeland 28-33 WANTED--Man with experience in metal fabricating and welding. This position offers good future with a young and aggressive organization engaged in plastic molding. Sau-Tuk Industries, 850 S.

Maple. 31-33 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Beautiful 2 bedroom upper apartment. Available September 1. Adults only. Phone for appointment to sec the deluxe quality of this unit, 396-5763 after 4 p.m.

33-38 FOR RENT One bedroom unfurnished apartment, clean. Inquire at 48 W. 17th St. after 5 p.m. 33-38p FOR RENT--1 or 2 bedroom partially furnished apartment.

Thons 335-9268 after 6 p.m. 32-34p COLONIAL GREEN APARTMENTS By Alco Management Co. 505 West 30th St. One and two bedrooms, deluxe. Reservations taken as vacancies occur.

Contact Mike De Jonge Res. Manager Apt. E-7 Phone 32-37 FOR RENT--1 and 3 room furnished apartments. Adults. No pets.

References. Call 392-3497 31-33 FOR RENT Upstairs unfurnished apartment. No pets. Inquire 83 W. 19th St.

WANTED Baby sitter, in my home, days. Phone 396-6605. SHE WHO HESITATES. is losing an opportunity to make serving friends and neighbors with superb Avon Cosmetics and Toiletries. Own territory.

Own hours. Write Florence Hoekstra, Martin, Mich. 49070. or caU 672-3211. 32-34 WANTED Dental receptionist.

Send complete resume to Box 16, Care Sentinel. 32-34 NURSING INSTRUCTOR Are You Looking to the Future! Faculty appointment available for an instructor at the School of Practical Nursing. You'll be proud to be a part of a distinguished staff that makes Pine Rest Christian Hospital one of the nation's truly great hospitals. A progressive, 532 bed hospital in a park like setting, in ft friendly suburban area. Join the hospital that lives up to your expectations and ideals.

progressive, with practical, realistic benefits you deserve. Yes, join the staff of Pine Rest for a rewarding future. Call or Write Director of Personnel (616) 534-4941 PINE REST CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL 6850 S. Division Grand Rapids, Mich. 49508 An Equal Opportunity Employer 21, 27, 33 WANTED Accounting clerk.

This position offers capable person steady employment with all employe benefits. Apply Bohn Aluminum and Brass 365 W. 24th "An equal opportunity WANTED-MEN and WOMEN WANTED Experienced banquet cook, part time. Phone Don Kuipers, Carousel Mountain, 335-5809 32-37 WANTED--Tops in Toys party dealer. Complete Fisher-Price top brand toys.

Beautiful catalogs free. No delivering or collecting'. Phone Muskegon 120-788-318S. 3l-36p WANTED School crossing guard, 30th and Michigan. Contact Russ Hopkins, Holland Police 392-3141.

30-35 FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR RENT--Comfortable sleeping room. Close to downtown. Phone 396-5485. 33-38 FOR RENT conditioned sleeping room. Phone 392-3214 or 396-2935.

33-38 FOR RENT-Large furnished room with stove arid refrigerator. References. Phone 392-8931. NEWSPAPER! FOR RENT. Sleeping "room with cooking privileges, men Phone 392-4442 or 392-2101.

32-37.