The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 2

TEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1962 Predicts Tax Plan Will Pass I (UPI) Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh said today he believes the Michigan legislature will approve his plan for a piggyback city-county income tax. The Detroit Common Council and the Wayne County Board of Supervisors Friday formally asked the kgislature to pass a law approving the income tax. The council voted 8-0 and the supervisors 47-33 in favor of Cavanagh's proposal for a piggyback 2 per cent Detroit and Wayne County tax. "I'm sure the legislature will vote the same way to enact the necessary legislation," Cavanagh said.

The mayor said he would seek a public hearing soon to have the proposal discussed by the House Taxation Committee in Lansing. The tax would yield an estimated S52 million for the county and S33 million for Detroit, money Cavanagh said is sorely needed because of the area's "serious fiscal problems." Battle Creek Company Files for Bankruptcy GRAND RAPIDS Distributors, of Battle Creek filed a petition for bankruptcy Friday with the U. S. District Court clerk. The corporation, which, upon petition of its board of directors, was dissolved by the Calhotin County Circuit Court Jan 5, listed William R.

Matheus and Lawrence A. Haycock as president and secretary-treasurer respectively. The bankruptcy petition listed debts of S28.587 and of S896. The rental discount house had' been business since Nov. 20, 1961.

College Sets Auditions For Music Scholarships The Hope College Music Depart ment, to accommodate all inter ested prospective music students announces that two dates will be available to audition for the Arendshorst Musi Scholarships. High school students acceptec at Hope for the fall semester and wishing to audition for a scholar ship in piano, voice, organ, or one of the instruments, maj appear in person on Saturday morning, March 24. or Saturday morning, May 5. Tapes or discs will be accepted in lieu of persona appearance. All inquiries and applications should be made to Dr.

Robert Cavanaugh, head of the Hope College Music Department. 2S572 STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for County of a a In the Matter at the a Hattie Brink, Deceased At a session of said held on a 1, 1962. Present, HON. FREDERICK 1. MILES.

Judge of Prolate. NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN. That the petition of Ella Bunk a i that the i i i Kalamazoo Symphony Concert Set Monday ALLEGAN--A spring concert the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Gregory Millar will be held Monday in the Allegan High School gym at 8 p.m. Director Millar has worked with Leonard Bernstein. The featured soloist will be pianist Harry Ray.

The Allegan Business and Professional Women's Club is sponsoring the concert. Tickets are available at the door. Don Mossi Gets Call For Exhibition Opener LAKELAND, Fla. (UPD Don Mossi, 32-year-old lefthander anc the best conditioned pitcher on the drew the starting nod today for the Detroit Tigers against the Milwaukee Braves as the two clubs opened their spring training exhibition schedule. Rookie Tom Timmerman anc Ron Nischwitz will follow Moss: in three-inning stints.

Rocky 1 a i who hasn'l rounded into shape and Al Kaline, from a sore shoulder won't play in the game. said deceased, thai of said a be ci a Ella Brink or some otnei i a person, and a the hi us of said deceased be determined i be heard at Probate Court on Apnl 3. 190-' Tl A IT IS i noti thereof be given by a i of. a ropy hereof for -on- previous to vnd day or a i a Evening Sent.ncl. i i i i a a of i Hi be upon" 'a a i in interoM his- a a by registered o- i i a i or by a i i RMS' i tcen i rids i to hear- inp I T.

MILES. A Judge of Probate. Harnel a RCRlstei of Probate. 28.777 STATE OF I I A The Probate Court for the of a a In the a of Estate of a Deceased At a session of said i held on a 2, Present, HON. FREDERICK T.

MILES. of Probate. NOTICE IS GIVEN, That i i of -Nclla Kuch prayiriR that i i in said Court be a i to bate as the Last Will and Testament of said deceased a a i istration of said e.slatc be a lo Nclla Ru( 01 ome oilier i able person, and a i the heirs of said deceased be i i be heard at the Probate Cour on April 3 1W2. al Ton A.M IT IS a i i thereof be bv i a i of a cop hereof foi three weeks i rtn- secutiveJ previous to said d.i\ of hearing, in a i Sentinel, a a i 'lie i i cause a copy of i i to tie a a i 1 in intercM at his la--t a i by resist ei eel or i i a i or i oy personal i i at least teen 1 4 i days, i to such a ing. FREDERICK A cops of Probate.

a i a Register of a Forsythe Doubtful State Finals Will Be Televised LANSING 'UPI i "It is verj doubtful that the four final games of the state high school basketbal tournament will be Charles Forsythe. state i school athletic director said Friday. The finals, are March 24 in East Lansing. Forsythe said a 51,500 fee for television rights would be charged and two stations paid $1,385 last year and offered to pay a maximum of $1,305 this year Forsythe said Minnesota will receive $20,000 for high school tournament television rights while Illinois gets $17.000, Wisconsin, $6,000 and Iowa, $3.000. Celtics Beat Pistons DETROIT i LIPD The Boston Celtics thumped the Detroit Pistons.

130-111 and St. Louis stopped Chicago. 124-120 in National Basketball Association action Friday night. The New York Knicks stopped Los Angeles, 122-100. IN MEMORIAM YOUR Insurant' Jrfifitdrnf DYKHU1S--In memory of Clarence Dykhuis who passed away one year ago today, March 10.

1961. One sad and lonely year has passed Since our great sorrow fell, The shock that we received that day Will always with us dwell Do not ask us if we miss him. For there's such a vacant place: Oft we think we hear his footsteps Or see his smiling face. And at night when all is silent And sleep forsakes our eyes; Our thoughts will then soar heavenward Where with his Savior, he abides. Sadly missed by Wife.

Geziena Children and Grandchildren 210p Summer Resident Succumbs at 67 Mre. Teanetta Warren, 67, 3923 29lh. North, St. Petersburg and Holland summer resi dent, died Friday evening at Hoi land Hospital where she had been a patient since Feb. 22.

Mrs. Warren formerly was Mrs Teanetta Vos and lived at 136 West 19th St. in Holland. She was a charter member of Calvin Chris tian Reformed Church in St. Pet ersburg.

Surviving are three sons. Ed ward Vos of Holland; Verrion Vos of Ionia and Eugene Vos of Lans ing: a daughter, Mrs. Eugene (Ruth) Van Vleck of Ionia; a fos ter daughter, Mrs. Percy (Louise Gilman of Leslie; 14 grandchil dren: three great grandchildren: two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Gill Grand Rapids; Mrs.

William Sman! of Grand Rapids. Funeral services will be hek Monday at 2 p.m. at the Dyk stra Funeral Chapel with the Rev Marvin Beelen officiating. Buna will be in Pilgrim Home ceme tery. Relatives and friends may mee the family at the Dykstra chape Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to a.m.

Funeral Set Monday For Grand Haven Child GRAND HAVEN Funera services for Charles Gregory Neal, 2 1 son of Mr and Mrs. Larry Neal, of 1115 Pen noyer who died of suffoca tion in his crib Friday morning will be held at 2 p.m. Monday from Fruitport Congregationa Church. The Rev. Kenneth Mitchel will officiate.

Burial will be in Fruitport Cemetery. The child was found dead in his crib when the parents rose in the morning. The body was taken to Barbier Funeral Home in Spring Lake. Wins High Jump CHICAGO (UPD--Alonzo Little John of Western Michigan Univer sity leaped 6'8" to win the high jump Friday at the Chicago Dailj News games. Soldier Henry Wads worth of West Point, N.Y.

pole vaulted 15' 4 3 to win the event when three other contestants, in eluding John Uelses, failed. Tied for Lead KINGSTON, Jamaica Al Geiberger. 23 and Henry Williams were deadlocked at 135 after 36 holes today as the Jamaica Open golf tourney went into its third round. They each shot 69's Friday after opening round 66's. Win NCAA Berths NEW YORK i I St.

Joseph's defeated Temple. 75-65 and Texas Tech stopped Southern Methodist, 71-67 to win NCAA basketball tournament berths Friday night. Clash for Title FLINT (UPD--'Flint and Benton Harbor Junior College basketball team.s will clash in the region JC basketball tourney finals here tonight. Flint beat Port Huron. 112'3 and Benton Harbor topped Jackson, t7-57 Friday.

The winner moves to the national tourney in Hutchmson, Kan March 20. CARD OF THANKS FOR SALE or TRADE Let us arrange financing for you on this two story home close to the downtown shopping area. Living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1h baths, kitchen first floor laundry. Call EX 6-4433 for more information. NOTICE: We will arrange a limited number of guaranteed TRADE ins whereby you will buy a and we will guarantee the sale of your home.

VAN WIEREN VEEN, INC 697 Maple Corner of 29th 'i S.VYDER--We wish to extend our sincere thank and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neigh- xrs for the sympathy shown us in he sudden death of our dear husband and father, Mr. Orville nyder. We especially thank Rev. David Krist and Gev. George for their comforting minis- ry.

Mr and Mrs. Garry Hibma and organist for the songs and nusic, the pallbearers, those who oaned their cars, those who sent ie beautiful flowers, the ladies who served lunch at the home and all others who assisted in various ways. Mrs. Orville Snyder and Daniel Lee Mr. and Mrs Gordcn McDonald Mr and Mrs.

Howard Knoll Upjohn Wins Court Ruling GRAND-RAPIDS (UPD--A U.S. District Court judge has refused to make the Upjohn Co. of Kalamazoo open its files to a competitor to help settle a priority battle still pending in the U.S. Patent Office. Judge Raymond W.

Starr said the Schering Corp. of Bloomfield, N.J., and scientist Arthur Nobile were not to be granted a motion that would have required four Upjohn employes to give testimony about their company's research activities. The suit grows out of interference actions filed in the U.S. Patent Offce over who should have the patent right to an anti- arthritic drug. Each claims to have discovered the drug, known as both Pred-Ni-Sone and Pred- Nis-0-Lone, first.

Judge Starr said in an opinion rendered'TYiday, "it is clear that to grant Nobile's present motion for relief would in effect open wide the door for any pharmaceutical manufacturing company involved in an interference proceeding in the patent office to search and ransack the documents, records, and files of its competitior for secret and confidential information relative to the work processes and tests conducted by its competitor for the production of drug compounds. "The burden is upon Nobile and Schering, assignee, to establish their claims and contentions in the interference proceedings in the patent office, and there is no burden or obligation on Upjohn and its employes to assist Nobile and Schering in establishing their claims and contentions in the patent office." The case, pending for several years, has been in the U.S. District Court here several times previously. A first motion by Schering to subpoena Upjohn executives and researchers for blanket questioning was denied, but later Starr did allow attorneys for the New Jersey company and Nobile, the scientist who assigned his discovery to Schering, to ask a series of several specific questions. I I I Days of Publication CLASSIFIED ADS A.M.

A.M. PLEASE DO NOT ASK for infer- mation 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 PUBLIC AUCTION AUCTIONS--No sale too small or too large. Auctioneer Col. Gary Van Hill. Tel.

Holland EX 4-4176. 210-215 PUBLIC AUCTION Sat. Mar. 17th at o'clock on the M. Vinkemulder farm, complete line of farm implements and household furniture.

Watch next week for complete listing. Gerrit M. Van Kampen Auctioneer Phone EX 6-9166 208-210 PUBLIC AUCTION March 14th being National Prayer Day our sale will be held on Tuesday, March 13th, 7 P.M. at the Van Hill Sales Pavilion. Auctioneer Col.

Gary Van Hill Phone EX 4-4176 210-212 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THE FACTS ARE Frigidaire Rapid Dry Cleaner units offer top dollar return for low initial investment. Exclusive 12 minute cycle. Cleans 5 payloads per hour. Low installation, easy maintenance. Approved by UL and Following boxholden mall: 12, 16, 22, Z7, 33, 57, 64 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE WANTED--MALE HELP WANTED Reliable, older man to regularly care for gardening, odd jobs, part time.

Experienced preferred. Phone ED 5-3178. 208-210 WANTED Applications being ac cepted for following jobs. Part time installer and serviceman for oil and gas furnaces. Experienced heating salesman.

Operator for Sani-Vac furnace cleaning truck. Service salesmen, also sales trainees. No experience needed, apply in person only. Holland Furnace Company-, 486 Chicago Drive. 208-212 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES National finance company will accept 2 men, ages 24 to 35, into its management training program This is a carefully planned program of intense training for select men and leads to executive position within a relatively short time.

To be considered, you must have good appearance leadership qualities and be at least a high school graduate. To arrange for interview call Mr. Perry at Grand Rapids Glendale 6-1726. 206-211 EXECUTIVE SALES MANAGER for oil firm. High caliber man in upper income bracket, knowledge of oil valuable, but not essential, commissions, bonus, etc.

Apply in person between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. except Wed. 177 College. 206-211 State of available Michigan, in location, Guidance financing and promotion.

Wheaton Equipment Division, Haviland Products 421 Ann N.W., Grand Rapids. Tel. EMpire 1-6691. 210 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS The heaviest rainfall in the world occurs on the southern slopes of the Himalayan Mountains in northern India. OBITUARIES WARREN--Mrs.

Teanetta Warren, age 67, of Florida and Holland died Friday in Holland Hospital. Surviving are 3 sons Edward of Holland, Vernon of Ionia and Eugene of Lansing: 1 daughter- Mrs. Eugene (Ruth) Van Vleck of Ionia. A foster daughter--Mrs. Percy (Louise Gilman of Leslie; 14 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; 2 sisters Mrs.

Bertha Gill and Mrs. Wm. Smant. both of Grand Rapids. Funeral services Monday at 2 P.M.

at the Dykstra Funeral Chapel with Rev. Marvin Beelen officiating. Interment in Home Cemetery. Mrs. Warren reposes at the Dykstra Chapel where relatives and friends may meet the family Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M.

210 TULS--Peter Tuls, 49, of 10870 Chicago died unexpectedly Friday morning Surviving are the wife, the former Wilma Vogelzang. two sons, Herman of Holland and Jon at home; one daugh- Mrs. Kenneth (Claire) Kragt of Zeeland; four grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Helen Tuls of Holand; two brothers, John H. and Arthur Tuls, both of Holland; one sister.

Mrs. Wilma Klingenberg of -lolland. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Holand Heights Christian Reformed Church with the Rev. H.

Vander Ark officiating. Burial will be in ilgrim Home Cemetery. Rela- ives are asked to meet in the 'ellowship Hall at 1:45 p.m. Mr. reposes at the Ver Lee Geenen Funeral Home where rela- ives and friends may meet the amily Saturday from 7 to 9 and SPECIALS Wurlitzer 2 Manual Organ, latest model Regular $1095 Now Baldwin Organ, latest model with percussion Formerly S1695 Now S995 Hammond Organ with extra voice.

Demonstrator Only J595 Meyer Music House 17 W. 8th. Phone EX 6-6583 208-210 WANTED Analytical chemist. Excellent opportunity with vigorous young company located in pleasant resort area. Working knowledge necessary with all procedures of analytical and quality control, including vapor phase chromatography, ultraviolet and infrared techniques.

Experienced Ph.D. preferred. Send resume and photo to Dr. Robert E. Jones, Vice President and Technical Director, The Ott Chemical Company, Muskegon.

Mich. 209-211 WANTED--FEMALE HELP iunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 210 "Thlf If to ctrtlfy tint Ihe prices shown fitrtln do not excetf tM Hants! prices in effect from Dec. 19, 1950 to January 2J i 9J1 therefor comely with (he price control order of thf Ewnflaia Stabilization Ascncy. to lit tut of wr SPARTON HYBRI TOMATO SEED Dog Notes By Peter Boggs More Good Advice Some time ago I repeated some wise and simple advice from "Our Animals" as to the way children should treat their dogs. I am going to quote more of it, for it is useful for you to read and to remember.

"Don't tie a dog to his kennel. If you must confine him, use a trolley-on-a-wire system. Don't accept the idea that some dogs (Boston terriers, bulldogs, etc.) should have their ears cropped. It is wholly unnecessary. Don't fail to give your dog a bone occasionally--a big bone on which he can exercise his teeth, gums and jaws, never a poultry bone or other small bones.

"Don't believe that meat in the diet makes a dog vicious. It does not. Dogs are carnivorous and their constitutions require meat. "Don't forget to put cotton in youi dog's ears before washing him. Don't forget to dry your dog thoroughly after a bath, and keep him on the move for awhile and out of draughts.

This is to keep him from catching cold. "Don't exercise puppies in places where they can pick up foreign substances such as marbles, nails, fishhooks, glass, etc." Most of the foregoing advice I have given you before from time to time. But it's worth reading. Dogs and Rheumatism Rheumatism is an affliction to which dogs as well as humans are subject. There are many efficacious treatments but I have found the following usually successful.

Rub the affected areas with a good liniment. Three times a day give the dog a pill made up of salicylate of quinine, which your druggist can compound for you. The amount of quinine in the pill depends on the size of the animal. Small dogs should have a half- grain pill and very large dogs two-grain pills. The average pill I would recommend should contain one grain of salicylate of quinine.

Diet is also important. Feed plenty of fish and tripe mixed with biscuits and milk. Cut down on the amount of red meat the animal has been receiving. Last and most important, place your pet in the care of a competent veterinarian. Neither Hot nor Cold Speaking of new-puppies, one of the most frequent questions is what to feed him.

We have covered this matter rather thoroughly, in the past, but a persistent question is whether or no one should heat the food. A dog's food should be tepid-neither too warm nor too cold. If you take food from the refrigerator, warm it up to take the chill from it. If you are heating your pup's food, be sure it has cooled to body temperature before allowing the dog to eat it. WANTED Enjoy using Avon? Others do too! Become their representative in Wildwood and Waukazoo areas.

Write Avon, 4410 Marshall, S.E., Grand Rapids 8, Mich, or Phone GL 6-6223 at once. 210-212 WANTED Woman to come into home, 4 days, while mother in hospital. Phone EX 6-6735. 209-211 WANTED--Mature girl or middle aged woman for care of 3 school aged children. Also housework and live in.

Write Box 32, -Care Sentinel. 206-211 WANTED--Experienced woman, to manage lunch counter. For more information call Ottawa Placement EX 4-4520 between 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Licensed employment agency. 207-212 WANTED --Full time beautician.

Phone EX 6-4269. 205-210 WANTED Baby sitter from 3 p.m. to midnight. Phone EX C-3140. 209 WANTED To buy Crampton stock.

State quantity and price. Write Box 23, care Sentinel. 210-212 TIRED OF LOOKING? Tired of shopping and watching for that home that's just right for you? Let us at I REALTY COMPANY be of real personal service in helping you find and arrange to buy your next home. Our friendly, efficient staff may have or will help you find just that home. No high, pressure, or spontaneous claims simply honest and concentrated efforts to help you attain real family happiness.

Call EX 2-9371 to discuss your needs John Keuning EX 6-6115 Harris Pieper SK 1-6279 Gerry Van Noord EX 4-8441 210 FOR SALE On sealed bids. One acre of land V4 mile north of Hamilton, on 47th Overisel 235 ft. deep. 185 ft. road frontage.

Bids must be in by March 15, 1962. For more information call Hamilton SK 1-6611. We reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Oscar Oldebekking, Route 1, Hamilton. 209-211 FOR SALE Or trade, 3 bedroom home, garage attached.

3 minute drive from downtown. Phone 396-3280. 209-214 OPEN HOUSE March 10, 2-6 P.M. CONCORD DR. Larkwood Subdivision.

Spacious new Early American ranch. $22,500 805 PINE AVE. Lovely new 3 bedroom ranch, baths. Attached garage. $15,900.

KEUNING REALTY CO. Phone EX 2-9371 313 No. River 209-210 KOUW REALTY COMPANY REALTORS SEVEN EAST EIGHTH STREET PHONE EX 2-2364 OUR 56th YEAR NEW LISTINGS: WEST 30th STREET. 3 bedrooms, ranch style. $1200 down, balance like rent.

$13,900 HOME AVENUE: Beautiful brick rancher, baths, electric stove and refrigerator included. 2 car garage. Many features. $20,000 EAST CENTRAL, ZEELAND 3 bedroom, baths, fireplace, family room. Lots of house.

$17,500. WOLVERINE, VIRGINIA PARK 1 bedroom. Furnished except wash er and refrigerator. WEST 30th STREET 3 bedrooms. Brick rancher, tw garage.

EAST 8th STREET 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, all brick home. Fireplace. 3Vz acres, 2 ca: $29,501 We will explain full details on these homes and on many more homes we have listed. SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO. Open Friday nites to 9:00 p.m.

EVENINGS CALL Charles Zalsman ED 5-5521 Burt Post ED 5-5986 209-212 FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 7 nice lots in new plat. 75" to 187 ft. frontage, up to 2 acres per lot. Vz mile north on Beeline Rd, Gord De Ridder, 2499 Beeline Rd. or Phone EX 6-6313.

208-210 FOR SALE 30 acre farm 6 miles north of Holland. Building kept up and painted. Ideal for poultry, near Christian Reformed or Reformed church. Write Box 35, care of Sentinel. 208-210p FOR SALE Attractive 2 bedroom house.

Must sacrifice as owner is leaving town. Financing available. Phone EX 2-3892. 208-210 FOR SALE New 3 bedroom house, northside. Aluminum storms, full basement.

Landscaped. Will finance. Phone EX 4-4966 208-210 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY E. 8th Fine commercial lot. size 50 148, 3 bedroom home with garage.

More property available if desired. Fairbanks Nice 2 bedroom home in good condition; kitchen, bath arid shower, gas heat, garage. S1900 takes over loan. For Reliable Service Call EX 2-3191 327 River at 14th DE ROO REALTY, REALTORS EX 6-4736 Joe Runquist EX 6-4340 Percy Nienhuis EX 2-2425 John Otten 207, 210 FOR SALE 5 room colonial home. Large lot near Lakeview School.

Excellent condition. FHA approved. Owner moving out of town. Phone ED 5-5758. 206-211 RUSSELL KLAASEN REALTOR West 12th the family that needs lots of room.

Four excellent bedrooms, large living room with fireplace, dining room, spacious kitchen, two baths. Basement, gas heat. Double garage. All in very good condition. Be sure to see it.

Wildwood. Excellent three bedroom house in decor. Lovely early American carpeted living WANTED--REAL ESTATE WANTED SITUATION WANTED--Job by ambitious dependable, 15 year old boy. Call ED 5-5406. 210 WANTED To build cabinets, cases and wood specialities of all sorts.

Also remodeling. Phone EX 6-3061 after 6 p.m. 210-215 WANTED--Painting jobs. Interior or exterior. Reasonable rates.

Use good paints, or furnish your own paints; also plumbing repair or electrical repair jobs. No Sunday calls. Phone PR 2-6161. 209-211 WANT TO SELL? LISTINGS With spring just around the corner our staff of full-time agents are eager to arrange for additional available properties. Call us now for more details about our exclu sive listing plan, if you want to sell your home.

KEUNING REALTY COMPANY EX 2-9371 EX 6-6115 EX 4-8441 SK 1-6279 313 N. River John Keuning Jerry Van Noord Harris Pieper 207, 210, 214, 216 WANTED--Part time butcher job 20 years experience. Phone EX 4-4856. 209-2L1 WANTED--Plumbing work of any type. Lipp Genzink Plumbing.

Licensed master plumber. Tel EX 6-4962 or EX 2-3325. 208-213 WANTED--To clean walls, floors, basement, carpets, rugs and upholstering. We clean restaurants, stores and office, do complete housecleaning. Duraclean Service.

Phone EX 6-8435. 210-215 WANTED Masonry work. All types, fireplaces, stone brick, etc. Phone ED 5-5190. Wiersma.

208-213 WANTED Decorating, painting, paperhanging. Reasonable rates. Ed Texer. Phone EX 2-2616. 208-213 WANTED Rubbish to haul and odd jobs.

Tel. EX 6-3028. 208-213p WANTED-Reupholstering, repairing, new custom made furniture. Martinie's Upholstering. Phone EX 6-5887.

206-211 It was a practice among the ancient Egyptian men to attach a false beard to tjbeir faces with a strap. i WANTED Painting and decorating, interior, exterior, paperhanging. Juke Prins EX 6-6385. 207-212 WANTED-Carpenter work. New, remodeling.

Available now. Call EX 64962. J05-210P WANTED Bulldozing, also fill sand and black dirt to sell. Jim Garvelink Dozer Service. Phone EX 6-4700.

205-210 WANTED Bookkeeping counting position by business college accounting graduate. Box 38, Care Sentinel. 209-211p WANTED--POULTRY and LIVESTOCK WANTED Poultry. Rock Hens. Leghorn Hens and Roasters.

Top market price. F. D. Cook Son, Bangor. Mich.

Phone 427-2331 or Holland EX 6-6723. 209-214 WANTED Leghorn hens, and poultry of all kinds. Tel. Drenthe MU 8-3421. Jerald Berens.

206-211 WANTED Poultry, all kinds. For top prices call Lanning's Poultry PR 2-6034. 206-211 PET STOCK BIRDS, FISHES. ETC. JUST IN--New shipment of Tropical fish.

House of Tropics, 313 W. Washington, Zeeland. 210-211 FOR SALE loo pair Chukar patridge, also 50 pair Bob White Quail. Tel. EX 6-9191.

210-212p STUD SERVICE-State inspected, registered Palomino quarter horse with good disposition. Phone EX 6-3035. Laarman's Horse and Pony Farm'. 208-210 FOR SALE AKC registered Weimaraner'8 week old puppies. Phone EX 4-4503.

207-210p FOR SALE--POULTRY and LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Yorkshire 200 Ib. boar. mile west of East Saugatuck Store. Art Lemmen. 210-212p room with fireplace, dining room, convenient kitchen, bath.

Basement, gas heat. Attached garage. Four years old. Beautifully kept and reasonably priced. Sunset Drive.

A double lot makes this ideal, if you hate to be crowded. Large living room with fireplace, three fine bedrooms, lovely modern kitchen and dinette with built-in range, oven and china cupboard. Bath. Basement, oil heat. Attached garage.

This excellent ranch house is priced to sell now. Call for an appointment to see these and other properties we have listed For Sale. Phone EX 2-2331 20 W. 8th St. Evenings Phone G.

Vanden Bos ED 5-5707 Mac Schrock Saugatuck UL 7-5723 210-212 FOR SALE Just completed, 3 bedroom home, in Holland Heights. Brick front, built-ins, and extras. For appointment call EX 2-2581. 205-210 FOR SALE Small farm house, am. $8200, small down payment.

120th north to Polk, 2 mile east to 11501 Polk (West Olive.) 207-211 FOR SALE Good four bedroom house, near schools and good location, close in, something in the lower price range, you can afford to own this, better than to rent. Possession by April 1, make appointment to see it now. J. Grasmeyer, Realtor, 426 Maple. Phone EX 4-4462.

207-212 FOR SALE--By owner, 2 bedroom year around home, carpeted living room. Insulated cash or terms. Call ED 5-8669. 206-211 FOR SALE--By owner, up to the minute 2 family home, centrally located. 3 bedrooms down, modern kitchen and bath with shower, carpeted living room, enclosed front and rear porches.

Large 2nd floor Includes 2 bedrooms, kitchen, bath, deck and porch. Own this dandy home with income. Phone EX 6-4062. 207-212 FOR SALE New suburban split- level. Contemporary with a touch of Early American.

3 bedrooms, study, Ik baths, fireplace, double garage and all the extras. $20,000 bracket. Will trade and finance. Phone ED 5-5998. 205-210 FOR SALE Small house and lot, on Pigeon Lake.

Ready for foundation, $3300. Phone EX 4-4781. 207-211 FOR SALE-Nice 2 family home, o9 E. 2lst. Excellent condition.

Shown by appointment only. Phone EX 6-5091. 205-210p CHOICE BUILDING SITES This winter, a limited number of ots are again offered, home owners. Scenic, spacious and quiet surroundings. Pick now, plan ahead, build this spring, in Sun- nse Terrace.

Russel Klassen, Realtor Phone EX 2-2331 20 West 8th 207-212 FOR SALE Yearling Leghorn hens. Your choice for 60c. Phone SK 1-4842. 209-211 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 'Fredrickson.

206-211 FOR SALE-Attention, if you are a GI we can arrange a real deal for you to buy this 50 acre farm property, with good house, automatic heat, complete bath You need very little money to buy. Information to prospects confi- 5l ntl w' I 1 Grasm Realtor, 426 Maple Ave. 207-212 FOR SALE Lots. Several locations. Small down Call 396-3280.

209-214 lEWSPAPERr INEWSPAPERif.