The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 2

PAGE TEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1962, Ohio State Defeats Purdue; Wisconsin Wins 4th Straight CHICAGO (UPI) Everybody knows about Ohio State's basketball supremacy, Big Ten or otherwise. but how about those Wisconsin Badgers? The unranked Wisconsin team stayed in step with the top-ranked Buckeyes and held onto its share of the conference cage lead with Monday night's 85 81 surprLe over Illinois on the Illmi floor. The victory boosted Wisconsin's league record to 4-0 and demonstrated that the absence of scholastically ineligible Ron Jackson, the team's leading pointmaker, is not enough to slow the Badgers. Ohio State made it 15 in a row and fifth straight in the conier- ence by scoring a season sweep over Purdue with Monday night's in the Boilermaker 94-73 romp fieldhouse. The Buckeye triumph was led by Mel Nowell who bagged 29 points.

In Monday night's other game. Indiana's high scoring Jimmy Rayl ignited a spurt in the final four minutes which produced a 72-71 Hoosier triumph and moved the Hoosiers into third place with a 3-1 mark. Purdue, which lost by 26 points at Ohio State last week, was regarded as one of the "possibles" to upset the Buckeyes. The Boilermakers made a game of it in the first 14 minutes when the lead switched twice and the score was tied six times. But the Buckeyes pushed in four field goals- for a 24-32 lead and remained ahead to win going away.

Jerry Lucas, who pumped in 32 points against Purdue in the first meeting, for only 13 Monday night. But the All-America center was used only as a decoy and his scoring was unneeded. Rayl, whose 56 points against Minnesota established a single game scoring record last Saturday night, was limited to 24 points. But his two free throws in the final 30 seconds gave the Hoosiers the lead and Jimmy Bass kept them in front with two more as the game ended It was the fifth loss in six league starts for Northwestern. Ken Siebel led Wisconsin scorers with 23 points and Tom Hughbank, Jackson's replacement, netted 17.

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Tunnacliff has been accused of being an accessory in the crime. An eight-man, four-woman jury was quickly selected in the first I day of the trial Monday. Defense attorney Ralph Hoschner ham- i mered the theory that the burg- Iran laivs could have been concealed the i inside the home while a party United States Monday for pur- was in progress and later robbed chase of 100,000 tons of S. wheat. The United States will repay 70 per cent of the cost, or Sti million, which is to be used for Iranian development projects.

A new Sent to Nikita MILWAUEE 'UPI i -Russian edition of the New Testament of the Bible will be sent to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev by Milwaukee's Wesley Methodist Church as a "sign of our concern for your inspiration and your well-being. Iran Signs Agreement TEHRAN, Iran I an agreement with the safe Four of the witnesses were employes of the home and the fifth, an Owosso policeman who discovered the looted safe. One of the witnesses told Hoschner that his theory was a possibility. The charges allege that Tunna- cliff received $80 from "William R. Mahar in return for information on how burglars could take advantage of a defective lock on the door of the home.

No one has been charged with the actual burglary. Tunnacliff was fired last October after 25 years of service with the Owosso department. He is the father of eight children and can receive up to 15 years in prison if convicted on the accessory charge. Mahar was charges of first arraigned on degree murder in Circuit Court here Monday His arrest touched off the investigation that resulted in the charges against Tunnacliff and dismissal of two other police captains and the resignation of another in the investigation that followed. Mrs.

Frances Zuidema Succumbs at Age 85 Mrs. Frances Zuidema, 85, diet Monday night, at her home, 461 West 17th following an extended illness. Surviving) are four nephews, Joe Forsten of Holland, John Forsten of Tawaas City, Herman Forsten of Tinley Park; 111., and John France; one Henry Forsten in niece, Mrs. Frank Hawken of Reno Nev. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m.

from the Ver Lee-Geenen Funeral Home with the Rev. Herbert Scott officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrim Home Cemetery. The body is at the funerafhome where relatives and friends may meet the family Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Workers Go on Strike EATON RAPIDS (UPI) -Seventy two employes of the Romney Honored CHICAGO (UPIi The Ameri- Allied can College of Hospital Adminis- strike trators has named George Romney.

American Motors president, as its "executive of the year." Romney was cited for his service as a civic leader and his "dis-' About one and one-half per cent tinguished career in the manage- of normal children have crossed ment profession." eyes. Products Corp. went on Monday after the United Auto Workers and the company failed to reach agreement on a new contract. ALWAYS! AISLE AFTER AISLE OF MM' 1 FINEST FOODS LOWEST PRICES YOUR HOME-OWNED FOOD MARKETS STEAK FOODLANE 288 West 19th Store Hours: Thurs. a.m 'til 6:00 p.m.

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BOX 23 WHEAT BREAD Louis Japinga Dies at 51 WAYLAND--Louis Japinga. 51, former Holland resident and all- around athlete at Holland High and Hope College, died of a heart attack this morning'in his home in Wayland. Japinga, a 1929 Holland High graduate, was an all-state football player in 1923, and was an outstanding football and basketball player at Hope College, from which he graduated in 1933. After his graduation he coached at Wayland High School before joining the Pet Milk where he was presently employed. He also coached at Wayland during World War II.

Surviving are his wife, the former Martha Slowinski; Donald, at home; his father, Henry Japinga of Holland; five brothers, Martin, Dick and Donald of Holland. Russell of Ann Arbor. Harold of Grandville. and three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Holtgeerts, Mrs.

Cliff Steketee and Mrs. Roscoe De Vries, all of Holland. Funeral services are pending al a Wayland Funeral Home. HEATING SERVICE OIL BURNER Space heaters cleaned, adjusted. Tel.

EX 6-5332 Prompt attention. 173-178 FOR SALE-FRUIT and PRODUCE FOR SALE Apples, all varieties. Saugatuck Fruit Co-op, Vz mile south of Douglas on US-31. Phone UL 7-2300. 176-181 J.

J. Vander Kooi Dies in Zeeland ZEELAND--Johannes J. Vander Kooi, 80, of 243 North Ottawa Zeeland. died Monday afternoon at his home following an illness of several weeks. He was a member of the North Street Christian Reformed Church.

His wife, Bertha, died about a year ago. He was formerly from Rusk where he was a farmer until moving to Zeeland several years ago. Surviving are five sons; Menno and Egbert, both of Zeeland, James and Bernard, both of Ottawa, David of Hudsonville; a daughter, Mrs. Julius Bartels of Ottawa; 33 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; two brothers in Canada; five brothers and one sister in the Netherlands. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.

in the Yntema Funeral Home in Zeeland with the Rev. L. J. Hofman officiating. Burial will be in the Rusk Cemetery.

Mr. Vander Kooi reposes in the funeral home where relatives and friends may meet the family Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. I I I ot Publication CLASSIFIED ADS 9:00 A.M. Saturdays A.M. 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. 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 WANTED--FEMALE HELP Experienced clerk- typist for general office work.

Shorthand ability preferred. All employe benefits. Apply Bohn Aluminum and Brass 365 W. 24th. 176-181 WANTED Waitress, morning through dinner hour.

Apply in person. Cumerford's Restaurant. 174-176 WANTED--Receptionist and bookkeeper. State age, experience, salary and phone number, to Post Office, Box 908, Holland. 174-176 WANTED--Lady for packing eggs.

Age 18 to 25. Write Box 66, care Sentinel, stating references etc. 174-176 FOR RENT--ROOMS Mrs. Dykema Dies In Spring Lake SPRING LAKE--Mrs. Richard Dykema, 31.

of 106 West Exchange Spring Lake, died Monday evening in her home following an illness of six months. She was a member of the Spring Lake Reformed Church and its Women's Guild and the Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary. Surviving are the husband; a daughter. Mrs. Ellis Nixon of Spring Lake: two grandsons; two great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Tony Dykema of Muskegon and Mrs. Harry Nienhouse of Spring Lake: three brothers. Walter and Peter Streeting of Ferrysburg and John Streeting of Grand Haven. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Spring Lake Reformed Church with the Rev.

Richard Rhern officiating. Burial will be in Spring Lake Cemetery. Arrangements are by the Barbier Funeral Home in Spring Lake. Henry Beelen Dies Following Surgery Henry Beelen. 63.

of 314 East 12th died unexpectedly Monday night in Holland Hospital following surgery. He was a member of the Central Avenue Christian Reformed Church where he was president of the Men's Society and had served 18 years in the consistory. He was a building contractor. Surviving are his wife. Martha: five sons.

Kenneth, Vernon and Milton of Holland, Howard of Allen- dak and the Rev. Marvin Beelen of Grand Rapids: two daughters. Miss Laura Beelen, missionary in Nigeria. Africa, and Mrs. Audley Pelon of Holland; 19 grandchildren; a sister-in-law.

Mrs. Peter Beelen of Holland; a brother-in- law. M. C. Van Kampen of Zeeland.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Central Avenue Christian ed Church with Dr. Edward Masselink. former pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrim Cemetery.

Mr. Beelen reposes at the Lee-Geenen Funeral Home where relatives and friends may meet the family tonight and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Dance Studio Faces Large Damage Suit SAGINAW (UPI) A dance studio today faced a $67.500 damage suit after a woman charged that she was injured learning the cha-cha-cha. Mrs. Helen Weber, 38.

filed for the damages in Saginaw Circuit Court. She claims she suffered a concussion and a fractured cheek bone in a fall while doing the cha-cha-cha. Her husband. Ezra J. Weber, filed a companion suit for $22,500.

Mrs. Weber said that she suffered facial numbness as a result of her injuries. She said the accident happened May 19. 1960. FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping rooms, 471 East 8th.

175-180 FOR RENT--HOUSES FOR RENT or Sale 2 bedroom house, in Waukazoo. Phone ED 5-8020. 176-181 1 FOR RENT or Sale Modern 1 bedroom home. Phone ED 5-5563 176-181 FOR RENT 3 bedroom house, 87 E. 14th, $65 month.

Phone EX 6-8190. 176-178 OBITUARIES FOR RENT or For Sale Three bedroom split level house. Available Feb. 1. S100 per month on lease to responsible party.

Russell Klaasen, Realtor. Phone EX 2-2331. 20 W. 8th St. 174-179 FOR RENT--One bedroom home, 423 Pine.

Stove and refrigerator furnished. Call ED 5-3111. 173-178 FOR RENT--APARTMENTS BURDALL Mrs. Allie Burdall, age 78. of 68 Ransom NE, Grand Rapids, passed away Sunday at Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids.

She is survived by her husband Fred; four sisters, Mrs. Coba Dykhuis. Misses Minnie and Jennie De Fouw. all of Holland, and Miss Cora De Fouw of Grand Rapids. Services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at Pilgrim Home Chapel. Relatives and friends may call at Langeland Funeral Home this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. 176 CARD OF THANKS VAN HUIS--We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their many kind deeds and acts of sympathy shown us at the loss of our dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Susie Van Huis. We especially thank Rev.

Wilmer Witte for his message of comfort, Mrs. Ruth Nonhof and Mrs. Peter Houtman for their consoling music, the gentleman pallbearers, those who sent the beautiful flowers and cards, the ladies who helped us at the home, and all who assisted us in any other way. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Van Huis Miss Louise Van Huis Miss Marguerite Van Huis Mr. and Mrs. William Van Huis Grandchildren 176 FOR RENT--Unfurnished upstairs. 4 good size rooms, full bath. Phone EX 4-4785.

176-178p FOR RENT Furnished upstairs apartment. 3 rooms and bath Garage. References. Phone EX 2-2010. 176-178 FOR RENT--Modern 2 bedroom lower apartment, full basement, automatic gas heat, garage, centrally located in Zeeland.

Tuls Realty. Phone PR 2-2458. 176-181 FOR RENT--Modern one bedroom furnished apartment. Complete facilities. Elevator service, laundry, electrical appliances and parking.

Tel. Temple Buildins EX 2-3326. 176-181 FOR RENT-Lower 5 room apartment. refrigerator and stove. Phone EX 6-7590.

175-180 FOR RENT-3 room apartment Utilities furnished. Private entrance. Phone EX 6-7064. 174-179 FOR RENT Upper 3 room apartment, private bath, entrance, garage. Adults.

No pets Phone EX 2-2468. 172-177 FOR RENT--One room furnished kitchenette apartment. Phone EX 2-3497. 173-178 Firms Ordered to List Number of Negroes Hired WASHINGTON (UPI) Major manufacturing firms which hold federal contracts of $50,000 or more have been instructed to inform the government how many Negroes they hire. The President's Committee Equal Employment Opportunity announced the reporting system Monday.

It said the first report is due April and will be due annually in the future. Claim Navy Wasted Over $3 Million in 18 Months WASHINGTON (UPI) The General Accounting office charged Monday that the Navy wasted $3.2 million buying new aircraft engine parts during a recent 18- month period when it had plenty of good used ones lyin? around. The Navy said the GAO's suggestion that it make more use of used parts was sound, but said it could neither confirm nor deny the agency's estimate of waste. Sealed for repairs at US Post Office, Allegan, Michigan, i be received until 2:00 P.M., C.S.T.. March 16, 1962 In Room U.S.

Courthouse. Chicago 4, Illinois, and then publicly opened In Room 575. Information concerning bidding documents may be obtained from fa) General services Administration, Region 5, 573 U.S. Courthouse, Chicago 4, Ill.lnols; or (b) Custodian of the building project. RIPHAGEN--We wish to express our deep appreciation to our relatives, neighbors and friends for the many expressions of sympathy and deeds of kindness shown us in our bereavement the loss of our dear wife, mother and grandmother, Mrs.

Johanna Riphagen. We especially thank Rev. Ronald Smeenge for his words of comfort, Mrs. Wm. Hill and Miss Hazel Ann Oelen for their message in song and music, those who sent the beautiful flowers and cards of sympathy, the pallbearers.

Dr. J. B. Kearney and the nurses at Holland Hospital for their considerate care, the ladies who assisted at the church, and all who helped in any other way. Mr.

Gerrit Riphagen Mr. and Mrs. Gary Riphagen Mr. and Mrs. B.

G. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morningstar Grandchildren 176 LOST AND FOUND LOST--Male Bassett Hound, black, brown and white. Call EX 6-7712 176-178 LOST red wool hunting jacket, a a afternoon, vicinity Kollen Park.

Reward Call ED 5-3319 after 5:30 P.M. 175-177 LOST Will 2 men with green Ford, red and white racks, please call about Clarke cartons picked up on US-31 south of M-50 Phone EX 2-3301. 176-178 FOR SALE--POULTRY and LIVESTOCK COSTER With deep appreciation and gratitude, we wish to extend our thanks to our relatives, neighbors and friends, for the kind expressions of sympathy, and so many deeds of kindness shown us in our recent bereavement, the illness and passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother, Mrs. Alice We especially wish to thank Rev. Henry Mouw for his comforting ministry, Mr.

H. Slager the organist, Mrs. Slager and Mrs. Van Voorst for their message in song, the casketbear- ers, those who sent the beautiful flowers and cards of sympathy, the ladies of Sixth Reformed Church for serving lunch. We also want to thank Dr.

Wm. G. Winter and the nurses at Holland Hospital for their kind and considerate, care, and all others who in any way to alleviate our sorrow. FOR SALE Peterson Arbor Acre cross broiler chicks. Available each week.

Priced to sell. Come in or call us. Phone EX 2-2474. Box 1106. Brummer and Frederickson.

176-181 PET STOCK BIRDS, FISHES. ETC. T1REE SILVER Toy Poodles, 3 months old, inoculated and wormed, AKC registered. Practically broken. Very well mannered.

Call Allegan Orchard 3-6250. 173-178p FOR SALE White toy poodle puppies. One male, one female. A.K.C. champion bloodlines Phone EX 2-3904.

171-176 WANTED-- POULTRY and LIVESTOCK Leghorn hens, and poultry of all kinds. Tel. Drenthe MU 8-3421. Jerald Berens. 176-181 Poultry top prices call Lanning's Poultry PR 2-6034.

176-181 FOR RENT Mr. Walter Coster and family 176 FOR RENT Desirable office space, newly decorated, parking available. Phone Temple Building, EX 2-3326. 176-181 IN FW SPA PERI NEWSPAPER!.