The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 2

PAGE TEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1962 Supervisors Study County CD Shelter tact with a view to reorganizing a citizens safety program through voluntary contributions. Six supervisors indicated intentions to attend a meeting of Fifth District Supervisors Association in Lansing Jan. 23, 24 and "5 The board adjourned until Thursday at 1:30 p.m. when it is expected Zeeland City will present a petition on an annexation proposal. GRAND HAVEN The Ottawa County Board of Supervisors at its opening meeting ol the January session Monday afternoon took under advisement a proposal to build an underground control cen- ter for the county The need for such a Civil De- 1 fense center was explained by Col I Henry Bacon of Battle Creek of i the Department of Defense who was introduced by Hans Suzenaar, county CD head.

Bacon explained this is the first time in history that levels of government are subject to an attack by nuclear weapons and that to maintain continuity of government, the county should have a control center He described federal centers now in existence, plans for additional centers on state and federal levels and regional centers He said Michigan has, been divided into five regions and the Corps oi Engineers LS engaged in a shelter suney to select buildings in cities, villages and rural areas which could be stocked with food, medical supplies, tools and radar equipment He said that Ottawa County is not a prime target, but pointed to dangers if a nuclear device were detonated in Milwaukee with westerly winds, and resultant fallout in this area in a matter of hours. Ottawa Agricultural Agent Richard Machiele reported orally on functions of his office, pointing to 700 calls in the Grand Haven area and increased calls in the Zet'land area. A total of 536 radio programs were presented in the past year. Mrs. Grace Vander Kolk.

home demonstration agent, has 40 clubs in operation with 630 members The 4-H Club program has grown considerably A communication was, read from Faith Christian Reformed Church commending the board for its stand opposing the proposed racetrack with panmutual betting in the Nunica area William L. Kennedy of 'Ulendalc Township, director of the safety committee, listed inventory consisting of a desk, i i cabinet, swivel chair, electric typwnter and miscellaneous items being held at the home ol the former director, Don Oosterbaan Several board members mentioned places where an electric typewriter could be utilized and this item was re- lerred to the buildings and grounds committee. Kennedy voiced the hope that all other equipment be kept in- NCAA Fights AAU Track CHICAGO (UPH--The National Collegiate Athletic Association today headed into a battle with the national Amateur Athletic Union on another front, track and field, in what could be a prolonged scrap oxer control of international competition. College track coaches followed a pattern set previously by basketball coaches in asking the XCAA executive committee to lead in forming a new federation to govern the sport in the United States. The basketball coaches' appeal was approved earlier and three of i potential member groups, the colleges, the high schools, and the YMCA.

have indicated they would join the new basketball federation But the armed forces and AAU have not yet decided their future course NCAA executive director Walter Byers said the track and field federation probably would include four groups, the colleges, high schools, armed forces and AAU Carl Furillo Questions Sincerity of Job Offer READING. Pa I Former Los Angeles Dodger outfielder Carl Furillo said Monday night he's been offered the manager's post for the Hawaiian Islanders in the Pacific Coast League but "doubts" it was a sincere move Furillo said he has not been able to get a job in the major leagues since his dispute i the Dodgers following his release in May, 1960 came into the open He said he has been "curtly" refused twice by each maior league team to which he has ap plied for a job his release Government Sets Search For Talent DETROIT 'LTD-- The government is on a talent hunt in Michigan. Officials from the government's space agency began interviewing job applicants Monday as part of a nationwide drive to recruit 2,000 engineers and scientists this year The National Aeronautics and Space Administration known as NASA wants the brainpower for the U.S. lunar program, propulsion research, supersonic transport study and other projects. Bruce Lundin, assistant director of NASA's advance propulsion headquarters at Cleveland, said the agency's biggest job now is to land a man on the moon before 1970.

"This a is certainly larger than any other technological activity we have ever engaged in," Lundin said. "And to carry on the program we need 2,000 qualified scientists The prime contract for the moon ship, known as Project Apollo, was awarded recently to North American Aviation The first outlay was $400 million but NASA said the bill probably will run close to $2 billion in the next three years The Apollo spaceship will not be launched directly to the moon under present plans, Lundin said. Rather, a rendevous technique has been approved whereby payloads from smaller vehicles will be shot into orbit, assembled in space and then fired to the moon. Still under study is the huge Nova rocket which, in theory, could do the job in one stage. But Lunkin said the Nova, while still being developed, won't be constructed at this time as a complete vehicle because, through the rendevous technique, it's believed the L- S.

can get to the moon quicker Lundin indicated the Nova engine was be'ng developed as m- surance if through some problem. the rendevous technique using 1 rockets runs into trouble THE JACKSON TWINS by Dick Brooks Chisox Sign Al Lory, Brother of Frank Lory CHICAGO I Chicago Cubs today announced the signing of pitcher Al Lary, brother of De troit Tiger hurler Frank Lary. Lary. 32, played the 19H1 reason in the American Association where he compiled a 15-9 record and an earned run percentage of 3 58 HP led the league complete games with 12 and pitcher) 2.31 innings Friend Signs P1TTSBIRGH i Right- hander Bob Friend, the workhorse I of the Pittsbiugh pitching staff 1 last became the first Pirate to sign for the 1962 season today Foss Optimistic DIEGO, Calif I second year of team losses amounting to million appaiently has not dimmed American Foot- hall League Commissioner Joe Foss' outlook for the AFL's future President's Father Resting at Florida Home PALM BEACH, Fla (UPD Joseph Kennedy, father of the President, rested at his seaside home today following his release from St. Mary's Hospital in neighboring West Palm Beach.

Kennedy, 73, was released Monday after 20 days of hospital care for a stroke he suffered last month Hospital officials said he faced several more months of confinement at his sprawling winter home overlooking the Atlantic. The former S. ambassador to Great Britain suffered a stroke Dec. 19 after playing nine holes of golf. His right side is still paralyzed and he is still unable to talk.

Marion Ladewig, Lown Hold Leads MIAMI BEACH (UPU--It was still Roy Lown of El Paso, Tev and Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids, Mich leading the men's and women's divisions as the $100.000 All-Star Bowling Tournament headed into the last day of preliminary action at Miami Beach Convention Hall today. Lown, a slim left-hander, had a 20-game total of 4.296. Ray Bluth 12-game semifinals. He shot 878 Monday to lead Carmen Salvmo of Dallas by 89 pins Salvino rolled 856 Monday for a with a 4,294 total, of St Louis, runnerup to champion Don Carter in the recent world invitational tournament in Chicago, climbed into third place with a 4294 total Mrs Ladewig, seven times Ail- Star champion, led the field of 48 women into the final four games of the semifinals today with a 3,150 total Second was Sylvia Wene of Philadelphia, a two-time All-Star champion Battle Near On Executive Branch Setup LANSING A rapid-fire series of votes in a day-long session of the constitutional convention committee on the executive branch has pushed delegates a giant step closer to an all-out partisan battle. The were overwhelmingly against positions taken by the Democratic State Central Committee at a recent session devoted to forming positions on convention issues The committee, headed by Republican National Committeeman John Martin, Grand Rapids, voted tentatively to recommend that the convention make the present Administrative Board officials appointive, place the auditor general under the legislature and make the superintendent of public instruction appomtne by the State Board of Education.

The committee also approved a tentative recommendation for four year terms for the governor and lieutenant governor with a two consecutive term limit. Martin said the long session was called to determine some "major policy points within the committee It was the first series of votes the committee has taken and was regarded as a key test ot what the final recommendations to the ention on executiv branch will be Native of England Dies Here at 60 Mrs. Joshua M. Payne 60, of 4727 66th died unexpectedly today in Holland Hospital where she was taken Monday morning for treatment of a heart ailment. The Paynes had come to Holland four years ago from Hazelrigg, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England.

Surviving are the husband: three sons. Richard G. Joshua M. Jr. and Bernard Douglas: a daughter, Mrs.

George Romeyn. and six grandchildren, all of Holland, and two sisters in England. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3.30 p.m. from Nibbelink-Notier Funeral Chapel with the Rev. William C.

Warner of Grace Episcopal Church officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrim Home Cemetery. Friends may meet the family at the funeral chapel WednesdaDy from 7 to 9 A new alloy steel has been de which has such great tensile strength that a rod no thick er than a lead pencil can support the weight of a railroad car Istfie Mrs. Gerrit Buis Dies at Hospital i Mrs Gei brand Gerrit i Buis 72, widow of the late Gerrit Bias, prominent Holland businessman and owner of the Bins Upholstery Co. and the Holland Theater building, died at Holland Hospital Monday night after a two-year illness Her home was at 139 East 14th St Mrs Buis is ived by one daughter, Mis John Eaton of Scottsclale, A i four grandchildren.

Jack Eaton. Tom and Bill Buis and Mrs Price and two great grandchildren. aLo relatives the Netherlands. A son, Bill, died in 1957. Funeral arrangements at the Nibbelmk Notier Funeral Chapel are awaiting the arrival of Mrs.

Eaton Mrs. Henry Brink Succumbs at 92 Mrs Henry Brink, 92. died early this morning at her home. 93 East 10th following an ex! tendedw illness Surviving besides her husband are one daugther. Miss Ella Brink at home: two sons.

Rudolph of Holland and Bernard of Big Rapids, six grandchildren: 14 great grandchildren; one brother, Dick Slagh ol Holland Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 from the Ver Lee-Geenen Funeral Home with Dr Edward Masselink officiating Burial will be Restlawn Memorial Gardens The body is at the funeral home where relatives and friends may meet the family Thursday from 7 I to 9 I I Days of Publication CLASSIFIED ADS 9:00 A.M. Saturdays 9 A.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cancellations and corrections of classified advertising will be accepted until 9 A.M. day of publication. Tel EX 2-2311 Want-Ad Taker PLEASE DO NOT ASK for information in blind ads.

The Sentinel will not disclose the identity of any box numbers or give any information not contained in the ad itself. Following boxholders have mail; 13, 14, 22, 33, 34, 53, 69, 79 Justin Oetman Dies at 68 Justin Oetman, 68, of Fillmore Holland route 5, died unexpected ly at his home Monday noon. Mr Oetman had lived in Fillmore foi the past 45 years. He was a farmer and livestock dealer and a member of Overisel Christian Reformed Church Surviving are his wife, Jennie: one daughter. Mrs.

Paul (Bernice) Schrotenboer of St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada: one son-in-law, the Rev. John Maliepaard of Grand Rapids. 10 grandchildren: three brothers. George of Hamilton.

Myron of Cascade and Richard of Martin, six sisters. Mrs. Harm Ryzenga of Fillmore. Mrs. Peter Rigterink of Hamilton.

Mrs Alice Hull of Flint. Mrs Ella Lannmg of Byron Center, Mrs. Myrtle Ter Hoor of Molene. Mrs. Hazel Ter Beek of Byron Center Other survivors are four sisters- 1 m-law.

Mrs. James Oetman and Mrs. Arthur Oetman of Wayland, Mrs. Clarence Oetman of Otsego. Mrs William Quinlan of Grand Rapids: one brother-in-law, Robert Washburn of Indiana Funeral sen ices will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.

at the Overisel Christian Reformed Church with the Rev John Bult officiating Burial will be in Overisel Cemetery. Relatives will meet in the church basement at 1:45 p.m. Mr Oetman reposes at the Dykstra Funeral Chapel where relatives and friends may meet the family Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO Rent 3 bedroom modern house. One year lease or option to buy-.

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and 4 p.m. 158-160 Funeral Services Set For Mrs. J.Vanden Berge Funeral services for Mrs. John W. Vanden Berge, 55, who died Monday at Holland Hospital of acute leukemia, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at Central Avenue Christian Reformed Church. Dr. Edward Masselink will officiate and burial will be in Pilgrim Home Cemetery. Relatives will meet in the Fellowship Room of the church at 1:45 p.m Friends may meet the family at Ver Lee-Geenen Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Priced LARK prices actually start LESS THAN FALCON LESS THAN When you compare Lark's price with its 12 competitors you'll think somebody made a mistake.

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25 West 9rh St. Holland, Michigan 'See "MR. ED" on TV 6:30 p.m., Oi. 3 Minnesota, Purdue Win CHICAGO i I I i a a Big Ten basketball team is sconng more now and enioying it less The Hoosiers piled up 100 points Monday night in a vain effort against Minnesota which topped them with 104 and moved to a share of the league lead with Wisconsin and Ohio State Indiana's total set a new record foi a losing team in conterence play The Hoosiers also held the old one when they bowed 100-98 to Illinois in the 1958-59 cam- The victory gave the Gophers a 2-0 mark in company i Wisconsin which defeated Michigan State 83-78 Ohio State, everybody's pick for the title, was idle and lemamed at 1-0 In other games. Terry inger pumped in 45 points to lead Purdue to a 96-89 win over Illinois, and Iowa, paced by Don Nelson's 36 points, beat Northwestern, 74-69 It was Dischmger's best sharp- shooting of the season and gave the h-7 Boilermaker center a good start toward capturing another Big Ten sconng title Nelson's production boosted his career sconng total to 1,224 and eclipsed a former Hawkeye individual high of 1.188 points shared by Bill Logan 1953 through and Dave Gunther 1956 through 1959L Zanden Succumbs at 89 Mrs Cornelius Van Zanden.

89. died early this moming in the Mulder Convalescent Home where she had been a patient for the past five years She lormerly lived at 36 East 19th St Mrs Van Zanden was born in the Netherlands and came to Holland as a bride 58 years ago She vva.s a member of the First Reformed Church and of the home department of the Sunday School Her husband died in 1934 Surviving are a daughter. Mrs Elizabeth Wiersma of Zeeland three sons. Jacob of Holland. Thomas of St.

Paul, Minn and Theodore of Holland: eight grandchildren: a brother. Peter Vander Meuten, several nieces a nephews in the Netherlands. Funeral services vvill be held Thursday at 1 30 m. in the Nibbelmk-Notier Funeral Chapel i the Rev Henry Mollema officiating Burial will be in Pilgrim Home Cemetery. Friends may meet the family in the Nibbelink-Notier Chapel Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.

i Spring Lake Man Dies Of Heart Attack at 91 SPRING LAKE John Clark Overla. 91. of 19004 East Fruitport Rd rural Spring Lake, suffered a fatal heart attack Monday nmg 1 He had lived most of his life in the Newaygo and Fruitport areas. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Otis Shears of Grant, 13 grandchildren. 30 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 in the Van Zantwick Funeral Chapel with William Aldred officiating. Graveside services will be held at 4 m. in Grant. IN MEMORIAM RITHAMEL In loving memory of our dear daughter. Patricia Pithamel, W'ho passed away six years ago.

January 9. 1956. Sadly missed by Mother. Father Brothers and Sisters 158p Mackie Too Busy To Run This Year LAVSING (UPI) State Highway Commissioner John Mackie said Monday he has too much work to do yet to consider running for governor "this" year. "I am aware of speculation about my possible candidacy for governor," Mackie said "I state flatly that I have no intention of running this year He said there was a great deal of work yet to complete in his highway program Mackie said he wants to "protect earmarked funds that the constitutional convention is considering He also said he feels "strongly" about the present concept of electing members of the Administrative Board, including the highway commissioner.

"That concept also is in danger in the constitutional conVention." he said. ARENAS In loving memory of our dear husband and father Miguel Arenas, who passed away one year ago. Jan. 9, 1961 Among our thoughts today We find a quiet prayer. And we know God will listen, For His love is everywhere We know that He will keep you safe And richly bless you too And give you all His wonderous This is our prayer for you.

Sadly missed by Wife. Maria, Children, Grandchildren En Memona de Nuestro quendo Esposoy Padre Miguel Arenas que hace un ano que fallecio Jan. 9. 1961. En nuestro pensamiento para ahora, tenemos este Rezo.

Dios le hablo para el Cielo. Al que quenamos mucho Ahora estaen eseprecioso hogar, en donde el quena estar. Aunque aqui le hecharemos muchos menos. Es muy hndo saber que un dia lo encontraremos. Donde nunca mas haiga lagnmas sufriemientos.

Tristemente Ex tranado por su Esposa, Maria Hijos Hijos 158 OBITUARIES TEMPLE BUILDING CO. 17 lOrh Street MODERN Residential Apartment 1 Bedroom, Furnished COMPLETE FACILITIES Elevator Service Laundry Electric Appliances Indoor Parking Available. PHONE EX 2-3326 VANDEN BERGE Mrs. John Vanden Berge. 55, of 11794 Adams East 16th died unexpectedly early Monday morning at Holland Hospital of actue leukemia Mrs.

Vanden Berge was the former Esther Kragt. Surviving besides the husband are two daughters. Mrs. Robert Vanden Berg and Mrs Hamn Postma: three sons. Willard.

Gustave, all of Holland and John at home, eight grandchildren: four sisters. Mrs. Eric Youngqmst of Chicago. Mrs Dick Leestma ot Toledo. Ohio, Mrs.

Clovis Covey of Grand Junction and Mrs. Herman Bergman of Kalamazoo: brothers. Harold. Glen and Paul Kragt. all of Holland, one sister- m-law, Mrs Henry Kleis of Zeeland Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at Central Ave Christian Reformed church with Dr. Edward Masselink officiating Burial in Pilgrim Home cemetery. Relatives will meet in Fellowship room at 1.45. The body is at Ver Lee-Geenen Funeral Home where relatives and friends may meet the family Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. 158 OETMAN Mr.

Justin Oetman, age 68. of Fillmore died Monday. Surviving are his wife, Jennie; one daughter, Mrs. Paul (Bermcei Schrotenboer of Canada: one son- in-law. Rev John Maliepaard of Grand Rapids: 10 grandchildren, three brothers.

George. Myron and Richard; 6 sisters. Mrs. Harm Ryzenga: Mrs. Peter Rigterink.

Alice Hull. Mrs. Ella Lanning, Mrs. Myrtle Ter Hoor: Mrs Hazel Ter 4 sisters-in-law. Mrs James Oetman.

Mrs. Arthur Oetman: Mrs. Clarence Oetman: Mrs William Quinlan, one brother- in-law. Robert Washburn Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Overisel i i a Reformed Church with Rev.

John Bull officiating Relatives will meet in the church basement at 1-45 p.m. Interment in Overisel Cemetery. Mr Oetman reposes at the Dykstra Funeral Chapel where relatives and friends may meet the family Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m The family requests that gifts in his memory be given to the Heart Fund in lieu of flowers. 158 FRANKEN--Mr. Joseph H.

Franken age 51. of 137 West 17th died Sunday Surviving are his wife. Mane; six daughters, Mrs. Frank Robberts: Mrs Pierre (Frances Lenders: Mrs Marvin Annette) Van Dyke. Martha, Elizabeth, Mary, one son.

John: 4 grandchildren: 2 sisters. Mrs Martha Debets and Mrs. Gies Ponsen, his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Franken. Funeral services Wedneseday at 10 a.m. at the St. Francis De Sales Church with Rev. Fr.

Julian Moleski officiating. Interment in Pilgrim Home Cemetery. Mr, Franken reposes the Dykstra Chapel where relatives and friends may meet the family Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Rosary will be recited at 8 158 JOHNSON Mrs. Cora Johnson of 821 Walcott St.

Wyoming Michigan died Saturday Surviving are her husband, Arthur; one son, Fred Aussicker: one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Fopma; 6 grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Dykstra Funeral Chapel with Rev. John 0.

Hagans officiating. Interment in Ventura Cemetery. Mrs Johnson reposes at the Dykstra Chapel where relatives and friends may meet the family today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 158 KOLLEN Funeral services for Mrs. James Kollcn, age 78.

of Holland route 3. will bo Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Overisel Reformed church with Rev. Neal Mol officiating. Interment i be in Overisel Cemetery.

Relatives a asked to meet in the church basement at 1:45 p.m. Relatives and friends may meet the family at the Langcland Funeral Home this evening from 7 to 9, p.m. 158.