The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 11

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1962 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE ELEVEN ChildsWill Take Charge Of Ballots LANSING (UPI) -State Police Commissioner Joseph A. Childs will be asked to take responsibility for securing ballots cast in the Nov. 6 lieutenant governor's race if a recount is sought by Republican candidate Clarence A. Reid. Reid lost the contest to incumbent Democratic Lt.

Gov. T. John Lesinski by 3,017 votes, of more than 2.67 million votes cast. Lesinski, acting in a of Gov. John B.

Swainson while the chief executive is out of the state, said Monday he would order the ballot boxes and records from the election impounded if Reid maintains his determination to seek a recount. The official canvass showed Lesinski took 1,337,872 votes and Reid got 1,334,855. Lesinski, who said he would take the impounding action "in the interest of fair play," prob ably will not be the one to issue the official order for it, however. Swainson likely will be back before any such action would be in order. The Board of State Canvassers is due to meet Tuesday.

A candidate has 48 hours after the canvass is completed to file petitions for a recount in a statewide race. Lesinski notified Childs it would be his responsibility to maintain the ballots until a recount was conducted. Reid has indicated he plans to seek the recount although it would cost him $5 for each precinct he asks to be counted. Lesinski would also have the opportunity to ask for precincts to be tallied over again The winner would get his recount filing fee returned; The loser would not Lesinski returned to work from a Florida vacation Monday to learn the final canvass figures and Reid's decision to ask for the recount. "I didn't think Clarence would go ahead," he said.

"To me it seems as if a recount would be fruitless for him. Despite the fact there is less than one vote a precinct difference, most of my votes come out of machine precincts and I don't think he could make them up." Secretary of a James M. Hare last week notified county clerks to take extra precautions to insure the security of the ballots and voting records because of the possibility that Reid would seek a recount. JOHNNY HAZARD by Robbint W-WE MUST NOT CAUSHTANPSENT RUN. LITTLE SrSTEKS-, WITH THE AUJTy OF THE YOUNS AMP THE PESPERATION OF THE OLI7-TOO- SOON, THE CHILI7REN FLEE OVER THE BOATS THAT HOWE THE DESTITUTE OF HONG KON, INTO THIS ONE MAY BE OUR tAST HOPE FOR Hold Owosso Man in Swindle KALAMAZOO (UPIi--James C.

Norton, 26, Owosso. was held in jail in lieu of $10,000 bail today in connection with a swindle plot against an elderly- Kalamazoo truck farmer. Norton was brought here from Chicago Saturday to face charges in connection with the bilking of S759 from Dingman Pnester, rural Kalamazoo. He appeared in Municipal Court Monday and demanded examination. The judge set Nov 26 as the date and set bail at $10.000.

Priester told police Norton and a man he later identified as Thomas A Abshire, 30, no known address, posed as social security agents when they visited his home in September. Priester said Norton told him Priester owed the government $3,750 in delinquent social security payments and unless he made a down payment of at least $750 immediately, his property would be confiscated and he would go to jail. Priester paid the two men $759 when they returned to his home a few hours later. An alert neighbor recorded the license number of Norton's car and an alert was put out for him when Priester's brother reported the swindle. Noton and Abshire were caught in Chicago.

Norton waived extradition and was returned here. Abshire escaped, but later was recaptured and returned to Chicago where he refused to waive extradition. Democrats Plan Own Ball DETROIT (UPI) The extent of Michigan's political rift was underlined Monday by reports that a and Republicans planned separate inaugural balls. Earlier this week Republican George Romney called on Democratic members of the State Administrative Board to join in mutual planning of inauguration activities. Arthur Elliott, a Romney aide, said Monday that Democrats have rebuffed GOP invitations to hold a joint inaugural ball on January 1 after Romney has been sworn into office.

Elliott, Pleasant Ridge, who directed Romney's campaign, said the Republican celebration would be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Lansing Civic Center. Democrats have scheduled their inaugural ball for New Year's Eve also at the Lansing Civic Center. Elliott said that Democrats would be welcome to attend the GOP festivities, although he said he hadn't heard whether Republicans would be invited to the Democrats' party.

"Both parties will take part in the official ceremonies at 11 a.m. on New Year's Day," Elliott said, "but other than that they will go their separate ways." In a letter to Democratic Secretary of State James Hare this week, Romney said. "The primary meaning of the Mov. 6 election, in my opinion, is that the people of Michigan expect their public officials to work together to meet the challenges facing this state without primary concern for party labels." He added, "It seems to me, we as elected officials can demonstrate the unity the people have indicated they expect by joining together in at least part of the inaugural activities Heidi Weissmuller, 19, Killed in Auto Crash LACUNA BEACH, Calif. (UPI --Heidi Weissmuller, 19-year-ol daughter of the former Olympi swimming star and movie Tar zan, Johnny Weissmuller, wa killed Monday when the car sh was driving went out of contro and overturned.

The victim's husband, Michae Husa, also 19, said the coupl had been visiting her mother Mrs. Beryl Ginter, in this south ern California beach communit and were on their way to Sa Diego when the accident oc curred. Husa and Brownell, 17, the accident caped injury. a friend, Fran were asleep whe happened and es Plans Visit to U.S. WASHINGTON (UPII The White House announced Monday that President Jorge Alessandri Rodriguez of Chile has accepted President Kennedy's invitation to visit the United States.

He will arrive in Washington Dec 11. Safe Drivers Get Rewards KALAMAZOO (UPI) Kalama zoo drivers forced to the curb a police car may be in for pleasant surprise. Instead of the usual ticket for traffic violation, many of them will get theater tickets or a silve dollar--provided they are safe dri vers. The Kalamazoo County Safet SORE THROAT? QUICK one minute pain RELIEFli ANTI-BRHS throat troches Three-fold action deadens sore throat pain in one minute or your money back blocks sore throat infection with double antibiotics neutralizes sore throat breath all in a pleasant-tasting hard candy square. AT YOUR DRUGSTORE A product of i JUST 1 MILE SOUTH OF 32ND ON GRAAFSCHAP ROAD STORE HOURS: Open Every Weekday 8 to 6, Fri.

'til 9 P.M. LEAN and TASTY HAMBURG Lbs. 1.00 LEAN and TASTY BEEF CHUCK ROAST Lb 49c MANOR HOUSE COFFEE Lbs. 99c BETTY CROCKER Date Bar Mix 14 oz. Box 29c BANQUET Frozen Dinner CHICKEN-BEEF-TURKEY 39c WHOLE OR JELLIED CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 39c IDAHO POTATOES 10 Lb.

Bog 59c Shop Our Clean. Modem Store For All Your Food Needs. SEE "Jewels of the Pacific" Travelogue by Julian Gromer CIVIC CENTER Thanksgiving Day, Nov. P.M. General Admission 7k Reserved Seats $1.00 12 years and under 50c Children 6 and under Free Tickets may fee obtained from any of the following: MAIN AUTO SUPPLY SUPERIOR SPORT STORE HEERSPINK JEWELRY DE VRIES DORNBOS Sponsored by HOLLAND YOUNG CALVIHIST LEAGUE Council today launched a drive to reward safe and courteous drivers.

Co-operating in the venture are Kalamazoo police. State Police, sheriff's deputies and township police. Police cars will follow drivers and note their driving habits. If they obey all the laws, they will be pulled over and will be greeted by a smiling policeman. He will hand them tickets for a local theater.

And if the driver displays a safety pledge card available at local service stations, he 01 she will be given a silver dollar. Read the Want-Ads Police Nab Two Escapees GRAND RAPIDS (UPH-Grand Rapids police Monday caught up with two young mothers who escaped from policewomen after pleading guilty to unarmed robbery charges. They found themselves back behind bars today after dashing off on foot outside city hall. Moments before, the pjir had pleaded guilty in Superior Court to two counts of unarmed robbery. They were Mrs Barbara Jean Sredersas, 20.

and Mrs. Karen Kay Derr, 18, who were arrested about five miles from downtown Mrs Sredersas. the mother of three, and Mrs. Derr. the mother of one, both claimed they had walked from the downtown area after they were apprehended.

However, Kent County sheriff deputies believe they had outside help in the escape and were given a ride by some friends. The deputies said they would continue to investigate this possibility. The women, along with Miss Ginger Ilene Kennedy, 19, were accused in connection with- two beatings on West Side streets about 10 days ago. Muskegon Official Dies MUSKEGON HEIGHTS (DPI)Andrew L. Dykfitra.

47. a veteran of 20 years on the Mtukegon Heights City Council, died Monday at Mercy Hospital. Dykstra had been confined since last September by a heart attack. THIS WEEKS' SPECIAL ALL A Vz OFF OPEN ALL DAY WED. TIL CHRISTMAS VANDER MAAT'S DRY GOODS 436 WASHINGTON SQ.

PHONE EX 4-8070 TURKEY or HAM (Over 10 IBs.) (Over 12 Lbs.) With the purchase of any COAT on our Main Floor from 24.95 and up (Except coats on sale) This offer good thru November 24 OVER 500 COATS TO CHOOSE FROM Every coat has lifetime lining guarantee One Group Ladies Coats Reg. $59.95 to $69.95 SPECIAL 33 One Group Ladies Coats PRICE I Ladies' and Subteen Famous Name Brand CAR COATS ond All-Weather COATS 1st Quality I OFf Good Selection Boys' and Girls' SNOW SUITS OFF BASEMENT DEPARTMENT Special Group--Famous Name Brand GIRLS' JACKETS Sizes 3 6x Reg. $10.95 SQ88 7 14 SALE 8 Reg. $12.95 SALE 199 One Group GIRLS' COATS ON SALE One Group BOYS' JACKETS OFF You positively save on qualify merchandise at Jaardo's. Thru Jaarda's ew York buying office you really save money.

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to 5:30 P.M. ONLY MAIN FLOOR Speaal Group NYLONS Dark Seam--1st value 3 Pa 1.00 1 pair nylons to the first 25 women entering front door of our store at 1 P.M. Nov. 21 BABY PANTS 4 66c 1st Quality 49c Value One Group--Ladies' SWEATERS Bulky knit with grey, blue, and black trim. Limited supply.

Reg. $5.95. SPECIAL 3.98 One Group--Cotton KNIT SLACKS Reg. $3.98 JtQ Special One Group--Cotton KNIT TOPS To Match Tops $1 Reg. I One Group MINK TRIMMED All Wool Suits Reg.

$45.00 to $49.95 SPECIAL 33 SWEATERS We received by mistake a double shipment so for Wednesday P.M. only Reg. $12.95 and $14.95 SPECIAL off reg. price BASEMENT DEPARTMENT BOYS' SOCKS One Group Seconds Limit 6 pair pair GIRLS' SOCKS 1st quality--49c and 59c Values Twist and morpul styles. Limit 4 pair Adult Sweat Shirts Grey and white Sizes S-M-L-XL 99 each Ladies' House Dresses Asst.

sizes and styles OFF MEN'S SOCKS One Group Ists and 2nds Values to 79c pair 4 00 PEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. "Our New York Buying Office Saves You Money" JAARDA'S FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE 113 EAST MAIN DOWNTOWN ZEELAND WE GIVE GRIEN STAMPS IN FW SPA PERI -IWSPAPKRl.