The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 9

PAGE SIX THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1970 16 Seek Building Permits Sixteen applications for building permits totaling $67,825 were filed this week with City Building Inspector Jack Langfeldt in City Hall. They follow: Ignacio Guerrera, 183 East 18th remodeling, $250; self, contractor. Harvey Gebben, 380 West 21st aluminum siding, Alcor, contractor. Donald McAllister, 456 Maple fireplace, $300; self, contractor. Don Rietman, 1194 Euna Vista house and garage, self, contractor.

Ron Kuite, 199 West loth pool, $300; self, contractor. Arnold Datema, 214 East 12th aluminum siding, self, contractor. H. Hietbrink, 833 Lincoln porch roof, $450; Ken Beelen, contractor. P.

Fabiano, 203 West 12th remodel bath, $850; Ken Beelen, contractor. Leisure Homes, 1192 Lincoln remodeling, self, contractor. Frank Newcomb, 166 Country Bremer Bouman HEATING COOLING Sales Service Furnace Cleaning Conversion Units Hot Water Heating Heating Cooling is our Business NOT A SIDELINE Ph. 396-7716 Holland 128 River Ave. Club panel basement room, $300; self, contractor.

Donald Van Lente, 856 West 26th garage and breezeway, Oonk Builders, contractor. Don McAllister, 456 Maple living room windows, $200; self, contractor. Clarence Kammeraad, 331 West 30th utility buidmg, $150; self, contractor. Ter Haar-Venhuizen 711 Michigan three signs; Mulholland Sign Co contractor W. R.

and F. Builders, $600 Goldenrod, house, self, contractor. E. D. Wade, 788 Meadowbrook, house and garage, Bill Van Wieren, contractor.

New Garbage Disposal A new kitchen appliance which may represent a significant step toward solution of municipal waste disposal problems has been introduced recently. The appliance can compress a week's accumulation of trash and garbage for a family of four into a small disposable bag By reducing the volume of trash collected by city sanitation departments, it could help lower waste collection costs. 32444 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa. Estate of Nelue Huntley, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on December 9, 1970, Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven, Michigan a hearing be held at which all claims against said estate will be heard and heirs will be determined Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Clarence Klaasen, Executor Holland, Michigan prior to said hearing. Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule Dated- September 2, 1970 Lokker, Boter, Dalman Murphy Attorney for Estate Holland, Michigan.

FREDERICK T. MILES A true copy. Judge of Probate. Harriet S. Yonkman, Kegister of Probate.

Ottawa County Real Estate Transfers Harold Langejans and wife to Justin G. Scholten and wife Lots 30, 31, 42 and 43, Edgewood Twp. Park. George W. Svoboda and wife to Marathon Oil Co.

Lots 1, 2, and 3, Post's 1st Addition, City Holland Garold Hossink and wife to James A. Moomey and wife Lots 100 and 101, Harrington's Fourth Addition, Twp. Park. John J. Vander Stel and wife to Alfred W.

Kanzler and wifp Lot 101 and pt lot 102, Heather Heights No. 1, Twp. Georgetown. John Cotts and wife to Robert S. Rice and wife Lot 4, Lee Plat, Twp.

Georgetown. Gerard Wynsma and wife to John C. Bolhuis and wife Pt 15-6-14, Twp. Blendon. Robert J.

Nichens to Henry Velzen, Jr. and wife Pt 24 and 74, Plat of Waukazoo, Twp. Park Russell Klaasen and wife to Peter Vander Leek and others Lot 62, Waukazoo Twp. Park. Empire Building Inc.

to Joseph Smith and wife Lot 3, G. H. Martin Plat, Twp. Georgetown. June Van Leeuwen to Emil Leuser, Jr.

and wife Lot 23, Heatherwood Plat, City Holland. Roger L. Doohttle and wife to Vernon James Reidsma and wife Pt 36-5-16, City Holland. John L. De Groot and wife to C.M.

Helmink, Inc. "Mr. Maintenance Man" Cleaning and Pool Supplies For: Residential Commercial Industry. Hotels, Motels, Schools Growing in Size Service 85 So. River, Holland Phone 392-8567 32393 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa.

Estate of Robert Ray Homer, also known as Hobert R. Horner and George Robert Ray Horner, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on December 2, 1970, at Ten A.M., in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven, Michigan a hearing be held at all claims against said estate win be heard. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Gordon Cunningham, Executor, of HoUand, Michigan prior to said hearing. Publication and service snail be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated: August 25, 1970.

Ten Cate, Townsend Cunningham Attorneys for Estate Holland, Michigan FREDERICK T. MILES A true copy Judge of Probate. Harriet S. Yonkman, Register of Probate. BOB SCHOLTEN Formica Linoleum Tile a Carpet 130 E.

21st St. Ph. 392-3742 Structural Steel Sales Custom Fabricating Hydraulic Crane Service Portable Welding Sand Blasting CALL 392-1437 GENZiNK STEEL SUPPLY AND WELDING COMPANY So. City Limits on 64th Street Holland 532 E. 32nd STREET JUST EAST OF U.S.

31 r-j I tllfllrtPWK I KCAXH' f-4 'I' 12' Is this the plan you've been looking for, for that little piece of land you own? If it isn't, we probably have just the right plan in our file or you can take advantage of our planning and designing service. Look to Overisel Lumber Company for all your designing and building needs. Phone 396-2319 Gary Zdun and wife Lot 149, Baker Huizen No. 6, Twp. eorgetown.

John Kuiper and wife to Philip A. Kuiper and wife Lot 22, Valley View Plat No. 1, Twp. Georgetown. Albert Mills and wife to Merlyn J.

Chapman Pt NE 10-5-13, Twp. Jamestown. Arlyn Mulder and wife to Theodore Lubbers and wife Lot 193, Jenison Woodcrest a No. 5, Twp. Georgetown.

Henry J. Overbeek and wife to Kayo Oil Co. Pt SWV 4 20-5-15, Twp. Holland. Gertrude Elizabeth Mihn to Larry J.

Hop and wife Lots 3, and 18 Blk 10, Howard's Second Twp. Holland. John Gerrlings to Willard Taylor and wife Pt SWA 24-5-15. Twp. Holland.

Horace Dozeman and wife to Jack Brondyke and wife Lot 64, Homeacres No. 1, Georgetown. Ronald V. Vincent Kuzma and wife to Raymond Vincent Kuzma and wife Lot 181, Lamplight Estates No. 4, Twp.

Georgetown. Carter W. Morgen to Frank F. Holman and wife Pt. Gov't 2, 16-5-16, Twp.

Park. Jacob Veldheer and wife to Benjamin Lanmng and wife Pt lot 6, Blk B. Cedar Plat Addition, City Holland. Frank Hovingh to Marvin Van Bronkhorst and wife Lot 19, Franklin Estates No. 2, Twp.

Georgetown. Kentwood Development Co. to rnest J. Otto and wife 274, Lamplight Estates No. 6, Twp Georgetown.

Harold J. Overzet and wife to Villiam A. Race and wife Lot 14, Northouse Sub. Twp. George- xwn Est John William Kuipers, Dec.

to Ronald A. Nienhuis Pt 4 25-7-15, Twp. Olive. Jerald Sternberg and wife to J. Alan Good and wife Lot 4, iake Forest Twp.

Park John R. De Jonge and wife Ivan De Jonge and wife Lot 35, Imperial Estates No. 2, Two. Holland. Ray Koopman and wife to Kenneth Branderhorst and wife Pt SEy 4 NWy 4 21-6-13, Twp.

eorgetown. Ray Koopman and wife to Roger Branderhorst and wife Pt 21-6-13, Twp. Nickolas Nickels and wife to Joe Kwiatkowski Pt SEV 4 24-6-13, Twp. Jamestown. Ivan De Jonge and wife to Duane E.

Cook and wife Lot 34, Estates No. 2, Two. Holland. Ryndert Kooiker and wife to Alan Field and wife Pt SEV 4 NEV4 18-5-15, Twp. Holland.

Games Bring Fun For All In Basement There can be fun at home for (he entire family and friends, and the initial cost is the only one. Here are some examples. Shuffleboard is a favorite game for young and old. It can played in a basement of any size by simply putting down a hard-surfaced flooring with the goals and other a i already imprinted. As a proper setting for this lame, install a durable, attrac- ive wall.

A few comfortable chairs tor spectators and players will make this a popular indoor game area. Table tennis is another game inviting to all age groups. Even a small basement can accom- nodate a playing surface, especially if the ingenious handy- nan can store it out of sight jetween sessions. One handyman, finishing his jasemant with prefinished hard- joard panels, made seveial of them removable. Behind the wall is adequate space for storing the table tennis outfit, which has removable legs.

The framed oanels are held above and below in grooved the top one being slotted more deeply than the lower one so that a simple lift up and down and out disengages the panel. In the thin storage space behind the paneled wall is room also for folding chairs, available when the basement is used for card parties and other events. With games, refreshments are a "must." Add to serving convenience by building a "sip 'n snack center." Emergency Tip Interior doors be equipped with release locks which can be opened from either side in case of emergency, the New York State Health Department advises. 32404 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa. i-state of Geneva Frances Whitefleet, also known as, Geneva F.

VVhitefleet, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on Decem ber 9, 1970 at Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven, Michigan a hearing be held at which all claims against said estate will be heard. Creditors must sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Anthony James Whitefleet, Executor of Jackson, Michigan prior to said hearing Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule Dated: September I. 1970. Koper, Meyers Hann Attorney for Estate Holland, Michigan FREDERICK T. MILES A true copy.

Judge of Probate. Harriet S. Yonkman, Register of Probate. 3205S STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa Estate of Herbert S. Coith.

Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on September 29, 1970, at Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven, Michigan a hearing be held on the petition of Fntzi Scnnett, Ad- ministratrix a for allowance ci her Final Account, assigning of residue and discharge of Admmis tratrix Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule Dated: August 25, 1970. Ten rate, Townsend Cunningham Attorney for Estate 19B River Avenue Holland, Michigan FREDERICK T. MILES A true copy. Judge of Probate Harriet Yonkman Register of Probate. 32220 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa.

Estate of Louis Mulder, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on October 1970, at Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven, Michigan a hearing be held on the setition of Richard Weerstra, Execu for allowance of his final account, assignment of residue, and 3ischarge of Executor. Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. IFated- September 2, 1970. Ten Gate, Townsend Cunningham Attorneys for Estate River Avenue Holland, Michigan FREDERICK MILES A true copy Judge of Probate. Harriet S.

Yonkman, Register of Probate. Mini-House Could Be Real Blessing If your house is overflowing but your propea ty has room to spare, a separate "mini-house" might be a blessing. It could be a play spot for the children, a hobby center, a guest room, a place for parties. A handy husband could build such a one-room-with-storage- space, using stock materials from the local building supply center. Doors and windows of ponderosa pine, prefinished hard- loard paneling and siding and heavyweight asphalt shingles are among the quality building products that will make a mini- house sturdy, easy to care for, and well worth the time it takes to build.

Hardboard Is Useful, Easy-Care Material Since help is super scarce these days, use all the easy- maintenance materials you can in your home. Prefinished hardboard pan- 'eling is a good example: it doesn't require painting and it can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. Prefinished hardboard comes in colors and wood grains, also in openwork filigree patterns a perforated boards. And there a mosture-resistant finishes for laundries and baths. Good Piano Care Important Use it, but don't abuse it, and a piano will give your family a ifetime of good service.

To keep a new piano looking and sounding its best for years come, the manufacturer of- these suggestions: Locate it away from direct sunlight, open windows, heat outlets, or a fireplace that's used. Too much heat or cold is ikely damage the fine furniture iinish of the case and after a ime, cause cracking of joints and changes in string tension. Try to keep humidity in the room at a fairly constant level. Excessive a and dryness are equally hard on pianos. Dust the piano regularly and use a good brand of furniture tolish on the wood case.

a clean, damp cloth, For stub- jorn spots, use a mild soap but never solvents or other cleaning compounds. Never try to clean inside the piano or oil any of the pads. Leave this to an expert tuner- Never place moth balls or insect repellants inside piano. In a new instrument, all af the wool-felt parts will have been properly moth-proofed at the factory. 39323 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court foi the County of Ottawa.

Estate of Antonia Van Der Weide, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on December 9 1970, at Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven. Michigan a hearing be held at which all claims against said estate will be heard. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Jennie De Vries, Administratrix, a of Holland, Michigan prior to said hearing Publication and service shall De made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. 3ated. September 3, 1970 Lokker, Boter, Dalman and Murphy Attorneys for Estate Holland, Michigan FREDERICK T.

MILES A true copy. Judge of Probate Harriet S. Yonkman, Register of Probate. 32364 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa Estate of John William. Bultman, also known as John Bultman, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on December 9, 1970, at Ten the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven Michigan a hearing be held at which all claims against said estate will be heard.

Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Jay Bultman, Administrator of Zeeland, Michigan, prior to said hearing. Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated: August 31, 1970. Roper, Meyers Hann Attorney for Estate Zeeland, Michigan FREDERICK T. MILES A true copy.

Judge of Probate. Harriet S. Yonkman, Register of Probate. STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF OTTAWA ORDER TO ANSWER File No 2544 PAUL MARTIN GEERLINGS, Plaintiff, JUDITH ANN GEERLINGS, Defendant. At a session of said Court held in the Circuit Court Rooms, County Building, Grand Haven, Michigan, this 29th day of August.

1970 Present- HON RAYMOND L. SMITH, Circuit Judge. On the 27th day of August. 1970, ar action was filed by Paul Martin Geerhngs Plaintiff, against Judith Ann Geerlings. Defendant, in this Court paying that this Court enter a judgement of divorce between the parties involved in this action.

It is hereby ORDERED that the Defendant, Judith Ann Geerlings, Shall answer or take such other action as may be permitted by law, on or before the 25th day of November, 1970 Failure to comply with this order wil result in the default of said Defendant for the relief mentioned in the Complaint filed in this Court. RAYMOND L. SMITH Circuit Judge Lokekr, Boter, Dalman Murphy Attorneys for Plaintiff By Max R. Murphy Business Address: Peoples State Bank Building Holland, Michigan 49423 Telephone: (616) 392-1821 ATTEST TRUE COPY FRANCES M. HONIK DEP.

OTTAWA COUNTY CLERK AND RiMODELSNG ONE CONTRACTOR TO FURNISH AIL YOUR NEEDS COMPLETE PLANNING AND DESIGNING SERVICE For Custom Home Building Call HAROLD LANGEJANS Building and Supply Co. 430 W. 21st PHONE 392-8983 32389 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa Estate of Gertrude Van Lier, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on December 9, 1970, at Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven, Michigan a hearing be held at which all claims against said estate will be heard. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Cornelius Van Liere, Executor of Holland, Michigan prior to said hearing Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule Dated: August 31, 1970. Roper, Meyers Hann Attorney for Estate Holland, Michigan FREDERICK T.

MILES A true copy. Judge Probate. Harriet Yonkman, Register of Probate. 31830 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court for the County of Ottawa Estate of Peter De Hamer. Deceased.

IT IS ORDERED that on Septem, ber 29, 1970, at Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven Michigan a hearing be held on the petition of Cornelia De Witt, Execu tnv, for allowance of her account, Assignment of Residue anc Discharge of said Executrix Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute anc Court Hule Dated- August 28, 1970. Lokker, Boter Dalman, Murph Attorney for Estate Holland, Michigan. FREDERICK T. MILES A true copy. Judge of Probate Harriet Yonkman, Register of Probate.

32451 STATE OF MICHIGAN, Probate Court foi the County of Ottawa. Estate of Gladys H. Straight, Deceased IT IS ORDERED that on October 13, 1970, at Ten A in the Probate Courtroom at Grand Haven, Michigan a hearing be held on the Petition of Herbert Straight for probate of a purported Will, and 'or appointment of a fiduciary, and for a determination of heirs. Publication and service shall be made as provided by statute and Court Rule. Dated: September 9, 1970.

James Beckett Attorney for Estate. Suite 311 Waters Bldg. rand Rapids, Michigan. FREDERICK T. MILES A true copy.

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There are several leasons for this. The motor and dust bag are installed outside the living area, usually a basement, attic or garage. From there, pipe behind the walls leads to outlets that resemble electric outlets in the various rooms. When the homemaker wants to vacuum, she plugs in the hose and flicks a switch. Since the motor is a heavy- duty one, it does a better cleaning job.

There's no recircula- tion of dust and little or no noise. Installing Aerators Many communities are beginning to experience the problem of water shortage. Water conservation is a year-long affair. By installing aerators in your faucets you will introduce millions of air bubbles into the water and consequently use less water because it suds up faster and rinses off easier. BECKMAN'S Built-in Appliances BEECHWOOD SO.

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