The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 7

tMSE FOURTEEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1964 Five Slightly Hurt in Crash Of Two Cars ALLENDALE Five persons escaped with minor injuries in a two-car crash at 3:46 p.m. Saturday on 96th Ave. 1 Vz miles south of M-50 in Robinson township. Duane Veldhuis, 30, route 1, Zeeland. had stopped his car and backed into a driveway on the opposite lane of traffic when the car was struck by one driven by Donald Ten Brink, 23, route 1.

Montague Sheriff's officers said the Ten Brink car skidded 116 feet before the point of irnpact. Veldhuis, his wife. June and their three children. 8. Cheryl.

4, and Greg. 3, were treated in Zeeland Community Hospital for minor bruises and abrasions. All were released. Ten Brink. riding alone, was not injured Veldhuis was charged with interfering with oncoming traffic and Ten Brink for driving while his license was revoked Questionnaires Sent to Veterans Corndiib.

Havmga Michigan Disabled Veterans field officer, will be at the Warm Friend Hotel from a to noon and 1 to 4 to assist eterans or veteran's widows in filling out a questionnaire relative to their annual income On Tuesday, Dec. 8, he will be al the Zeeland City Hall in the Dugout from to 12 noon and 1 to 4 The questionnaiie must be completed by Jan 31. 1965. and returned to Veterans Administration Regional Office, 210 Gratiot Ave, Detroit. Failure to return the questionnaire by this time will result in the cancellation of the pension check.

The questionnaires were being mailed out with current pension checks Persons wishing assistance with their questionnaires are reminded to bring their social security number and also list the date when they received their first social security benefits. Woman Hurt In Tvo-Car Accident Curs driven by Gertie Becksvoort (12, of route 1, Holland, and Randall J. Wabeke. 17. of 1 East St collided at the intersection of 16th St.

and US- si at 11:30 a Sunday according to Holland police Mr.s Herman Jacobs. 81. of 128 West 17th St a passenger in the Becksvoort car was referred to her physician for treatment of minor injuries. Police said both cars were headed east on HHh St. and that 'the W.ibeke auto was stopped a the intersection The Becksvoort a skidded on slippery pavement struck the rear of car.

police said. Store Robbed Several Times HKNTOX HARBOR (L'PH selling to the point where llneves almost outnumber the customer-, at Angelo's Parts St ore The i lobbed seu'ia! eekencLs a row. Then Sundax Martin Tilly, the store manager, was pistol- whipped when he tried to prevent the theft of in receipts by a holdup man. Police aid Tilly was attacked as he walked to his car after closing Earh today a window was broken in and five 1 bottles of were stolen Police followed the tracks of 1 five men in the snow until they 1 came to the home of Terry i Hale, 20. Outside the home and i under a car they found the 1 liquor.

1 The men had left the whiskey I outside to get cold and went in- 1 side to get warm Inside the house officers arrested Hale. Robert Smith, 24, his brother, John Smith, 20, Joseph Corhn, 19, and Albert Shephard, 32. For Everyone For Children SEND 0 0 Greeting rartU The new slimline photo greeting cards made from own snapshot negative Du Saar Photo Shop, 10 Tel EX 2-2230. 120-125 CAR WASH-Gift tickets, any amount. S.

We will deliver. Speed-E Car Wash. Phone EX 2-OT4. 120-125 ARTISTS' SUPPLIES tor the amateur or professional. Oil, water, casien and pastel colors.

Also sets. Brushes, easels, canvas, etc. Your headquarters for the full line of Grumbacher supplies. The Color House, 8th St. and Columbia Ave Call EX 4-8372.

123-128 'SPEED BIKE English slim line style, hand brakes, 3 position shift, layaway for Christmas. Vogelzang Hardware. 123-128 POOL TABLES--Fun for everyone. Prices starting at $79.88. Easy credit terms.

Vogelzang Hardware. 123-128 Retired Admiral Dies SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPD Vice Adm. George R. Henderson.

USN a pioneer aviator and consultant and special assistant to James S. Copley, chairman of the board of Press Inc died Surulas Two Cars Collide Cars driven by Arthur V. Van Bragt, 23, of 305 East llth and Joseph A. Jones, 19, of 353 College collided at the intersection of 10th St. and College Ave.

at 10:50 a.m. Sunday, according to Holland police. Van Bragt was driving east on 10th and Jones was headed north -on College Ave. when the crash occurred, police said. Detroit Triumphs DETROIT (UPD The Detroit Kickers defeated Cincinnati Kolping, 10-1, Sunday in the third round of the U.S.

National Open Soccer Championship. 1 BEAUTIFUL HIGH quality TV, portable. $149.95 and up, con- I sole. S21995 and up. Famous brands No payments until Feb Vogelzang Furniture and Appliances.

123-128 AN IDEAL GIFT i News From Home! A Subscription To 1 THE HOLLAND EVENING SENTINEL 1 OR THE HOLLAND CITY NEWS Free Gift Card With Each Subscription 125-130 New Congressman Plans To Open Two Offices KALAMAZOO (UPD Congressman-elect Paul H. Todd, announced Sunday he will open two offices in his 3rd Congressional District, here and i at Battle Creek. Todd named Larry Eldridge, Kalamazoo, a 28-year-old attorney who managed Todd's 1962 bid for election, and John Mci Laughlin. 47. a Battle Creek realtor, as his representatives at the two offices.

Todd said he would announce locations and office hours at a later date. Why not surprise him You can't go wrong--If it doesn't fit or if he doesn't like it we' exchange it or give you a refund. our among other things' Give him a jacket he'll love camel colors, patterns, tattersals, many others 29 95 Open Tonight and Every Night 'til Christ-mas OKKER- UTCERS 39-41 East 8th St. Holland, Mich. Bowling Scores Doubles Traveling League High Game--B.

Hoving, 234. High Series--B. Hoving, 597. Friday Nite Kouples League High Games--Men: L. Altena, 249 Women: J.

Altena. 195. High Series--Men: T. Smith. 665: L.

Altena, 636; K. Quist, 600. Women: J. Altena, 537. Craftsmen League High Game W.

Van Dyke, 214. High Series W. Van Dyke, 606. Windmill City League High Game H. Woodwyk, 206.

High Series H. Woodwyk, 52:5. Sunshine League High Game--H. Leach, 209 High Series--H. Leach, 491.

Holland Heights Mr. and Mrs. High Games--Men: M. Driesenga, 234. Women: J.

Wabeke, 176. High Series Men: D. Ver Beek, 553. Women: J. Wabeke, 454.

Big Eight League High Games R. Loom an, 232; J. Detir, 232. High Series A. Van Der Hulst, 601 Sportsman's League High Game--G.

Wolters, 249 High Series--G. Wolters, 641. Northland Senior Boys League High Game--J. Dziedzic, 225. High Series--J.

Dziedzic, 594. West Ottawa League High Game--C. De Vries, 229. High Series--L. Kruithof, 592.

Travelers League High Games Men: G. Botsis, 201. Women: M. Windisch, 193. High Series Men: G.

Botsis, 525. Women: M. Windisch, 526. For Him PLUMB HAMMERS 16 oz. polished head, regular $4.39 for $3.39.

Vogelzang Hardware 123-128 Zara Marcotte Succumbs at 79 FREMONT Zara Marcotte, 79, formerly of 127 West 14th died this morning at the Newaygo County Medical Facility at F'remont where he had been a resident since August of 1963. Born in Muskegon, the Mar- cottes came to Holland from Fremont in 1912. He was employed as a cabinet maker by the West Michigan Furniture Co. for many years. He was a member of St.

Francis de Sales Catholic Church. i i are the wife, Blanch; one son, Dr. Reo J. Marcotte of Beknont, one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Rita Marcotte of Holland; one son- in-law, Dr.

M. H. Hamelink of Holland; five grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Elmer Nelson and Mrs. George Bowen, both of Muskegon.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at the St. Francis de Sales Church with the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

J. A. Mo- leski officiating. Burial will be in Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Wake prayers will be said at Nibbelink Notier Funeral Chapel Wednesday at 8'30 p.m.

Friends may meet the family at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. For Her GIVE HER a 2 door refrigerator freezer. Famous brands With trade $229.95 and up. No payment 'til Feb.

Vogelzang Furniture and Appliance. 123-128 Tackers Score Win GRAND RAPIDS-The Grand Rapids Tackers stopped the Muskegon Panthers, 116 108 Saturday night in a North American basketball league game at the Godwin fieldhouse. Delton Heard had 28 for the winners and Joel Roberts had 26 for the losers Airman Found Dead AtWurtsmith Base OSCODA (UPD--The body of Airman 2C James Beinlin, 20, Graf ton, was found late Sunday in his barracks bed at Wurtsmith Air Force Base. Bienlien was attached to the 410th Armament Fighter Squadron and Electrical Maintenance Squadron at K. I.

Sawyer AFB, Marquette, and was attending a special class at Wurtsmith. The cause of death was not immediately determined. A GIFT sure to please her, a Kelvinator washer or dryer. Washer $179.95 and up, dryer $149.95 and up. Easy terms.

No payment 'til February Vogelzang i and Appliance. 123-128 "EET SMAKELIJK" Jr. Welfare League Cook Book $3.25 The Holland Evening Sentinel 124-129 DISHWASHER FOR Mother The servant to serve her daily. Famous brand. Portable $149.88 and up.

No payment 'til Feb. Vogelzang Furniture and Appliance. 124-129 John Koning, 66, Succumbs at His Home John Koning, 66, of 141 Vander Veen died at his home Saturday night. He was a life long resident of Holland. i i are the wife, Wilma; two sons, John of Holland and Nelson of Ft.

Lauderdale, six grandchildren; one brother, Robert of Holland; three sisters, Mrs. Chris Becker of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Baron Eerg of Detroit and Mrs. Ada Rodenhouse of Grand Rapids Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. from the Ver Lee Geenen Sterenbera Chapel with the Rev.

Leslie Timmer officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrim Home cemetery. Relatives may meet the family at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. For the Home OUTDOOR COACH Light -Completely unbreakable. Reg.

$11 77, now $9.88. Vogelzang Hardware. 123-128 VACUUM CLEANERS Filter Queen, Hoover, Eureka, GE, Lewyt and others Vacuum Cleaner 360 E. 8th and M-21. Across from Russ'.

125-130 GENUINE GERMAN Barometer Pendant type, polished mahogany. Reg. $15.98, now $12.49. Vogelzang Hardware. 123-128 FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT Clean, comfortable sleeping rooms.

Phone EX 2-3214 or EX WM5. 123-128 Sleeping rooms with cooking privileges. 119 West llth St. 122-127 FOlTsAlE FRUIT and PRODUCE Action Tonight in Civic Recreation basketball league games are slated for tonight in the Civic Center with games at 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. Table tennis is scheduled from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.

in the Civic Center. Dodgers Seek Kaline HOUSTON (UPD Charlie Dressen. manager of the Detroit Tigers, revealed Sunday the Los Angeles Dodgers have inquired about obtaining right fielder Al Kaline and received a prompt turn-down from the Tigers Roseviile Man Killed When Car Leaves Road ROSEVILLE (UPI) Raul Sepulveda, 22. Roseviile, was killed early today in a one-car accident here Police said his car apparently went out of control, hit two trees and knocked down 16 feet of cyclone fence before hitting a house. Sepulveda died at a Mount Clemens Hospital.

FUEL CHIEF Home Heating Oil with our BUDGGET PLAN and Keep fill service. Harrington Fuel Co. OLGA, and WHITE OAK COALS FIREPLACE FUEL PHONE EX 2-2304 University ot Detroit Decides to Drop Football DETROIT --The University of Detroit has dropped varsity football, the Very Rev. Laurence V. Britt.

Detroit president announced today. Rev Britt said despite concerted efforts to make the football program self supporting, it has continued to be a deficit operation. This year's deficit will be well in excess of $65.000. Rev. Britt said the decision came after a careful appraisal of the past season and detailed review of the program over the past 10 years Funeral Services Held Today for Newborn Baby Graveside services were held today at 11 a.m.

in Pilgrim Home cemetery for Michael Jay Oudemolen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Oudemolen who was dead at birth in Holland Hospital Saturday afternoon. Surviving besides his parents are a sister, Brenda Kay; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Harbison of Holland; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oudemolen of Holland. The Rev. David Krist of the Assembly of God Church officiated.

Arrangements were by Dykstra Funeral Home. William Andrew Verduin Dies in Grand Haven GRAND HAVEN William Andrew Verduin, 79, 700 Washington died Sunday afternoon in Grand Haven Municipal Hospital where he had been a patient since last Friday when he suffered a fall in his home. Surviving are three sisters. Mrs. John De Heer Sr.

of Grand Haven township, Mrs. Edward Schultz of West Olive and Mrs James Bosma of Grand Haven; one brother, Herbert of Chicago and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Van Zantwick Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Cecil Klages of St.

John's Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will be in Lake Forest cemetery. POLISHERS Hoover, Eureka, Regina, Shetland, Sunbeam. Also electric brooms. Vacuum Cleaner 360 E.

8th and M-21, across from Russ'. 125-130 Ward Vender Vliet Succumbs at 18 Ward Vander Vliet, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vander Vliet, 96 West 26th died at his home Saturday afternoon. He was born in Holland and was employed at Soctts Inc.

He was a 1964 graduate of Holland Christian High School and was a baptized member of the Bethany Christian Reformed Church. Surviving besides the parents are three sisters, Mrs. Fred (Saralyn) Wolters of Holland, Helen and Margie Vander Vliet, both at home; one nephew, Thomas Wolters; the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vander Schaaf of Holland.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Mulder Funeral Home with the Rev. William Brink officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrim Home cemetery. Relatives and friends may meet the family at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9.

FOR SALE Apples. George Oetman, mile mst of Hamilton, on 136th Ave. 121-126 pears, Jonathan and Macintosh apples. Saugatuck Co-op Fruit Exchange. Phone 857-2200.

122-127 PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION 2 Sales This Week Tuesday, Dec. 1, 7 P.M. Thursday, Dec. 3, 7 P.M. White Barn Auction Sales, 7 miles South of Holland on old US-31.

We have 2 very nice sales lined up for you this week. Every sale we have some new Christmas items, plus the general run of household items. Lot of small hand tools. Gerritt M. Van Kampen, Auctioneer Phone Holland 396-9161 125-126 Mrs.

E.M. Robinson Dies FERNDALE Funeral services for Mrs. Eunice M. Robinson, 74, of Spokane, former Holland resident, who died Nov. 20 in Spokane, were held last Tuesday, in St.

James Church, Ferndale. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Michigan and Western Open Action on Tuesday By I'nited Press International Michigan. Western Michigan and Detroit University basketball teams open the season Tuesday night at home The Wolverines host Ball State while Western entertains Northwestern and Detroit plays Purdue Michigan State opens Thursday when the Spartans host Northern Michigan. Pastrana Fights Tonight MANCHESTER, Eng.

(UPI) Willie Pastrano of Miami Beach attempts his second defense of the world light heavyweight crown here tonight against Britain's Terry Downes. Mrs. Joseph Swartz, 71, Dies in Grand Haven GRAND HAVEN-Mrs. Joseph Swartz, 71, 939 Franklin died at her home shortly after 8 a.m today. She was a member of Christian Reformed Church, the Ladies Aid society and of the American Legion Auxiliary.

Surviving besides the husband are two daughters, Mrs. Sidney (Bernice) Veenstra of Grand Rapids and Mrs. John (Virginia) Hendrick of Battle Creek; two sisters, Mrs. John Gerritson and Mrs. Herbert Bolhouse both of Grand Rapids and six grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. from the Kinkema Bartels Funeral Chapel with the Rev. John Pott officiating. Burial will be in Lake Forest cemetery. VER LEE GEENEN STERENBERG CHAPEL A New Funeral Home Built Expressly For The High Purpose Serves EMERGENCY AMBULANCE PHONE EX 2-2306 16th ST.

at FAIRBANKS HOLLAND Detroit Woman Killed DETROIT (UPD Katherine Ma.s.sie, 21 Detroit, was killed Sunday in Warren when a car driven bv her husband wa.s hit head-on bv another car. At least three other persons were injured NOTICF. OF HKAHING ON PROFOSKD SANITARY SKWF.R PROJECTS NOTICE IS GIVEN, th.it the Council of the Citv of Holland jt mooting held Wednesday November 111. adopted the fol- lou-ing resolution RESOLVKD. lh.it the Council declares that it considers the installation of sanitcirv sewers in the following areas to he a public neces- i In Street from Plasman Avenue to a a a Ro.id Tn Street from Columbia Avenue to Lincoln Avenue In Avenue from Ifith Street to inth Street i Street from Avenue east to end In Apple Avenue from 24th Stioet to 27th Street, in Brookside Avenue from 26th Street south to end and 2fith and 27 Streets from Brookside Avenue to Apple Avenue RESOLVED that that p.irt of Ihe cost of such improvements as recommended by Ihe City a a in his shall he paid by special assessment upon the a i properties i the remainder ot the cost to bo paid by the city at large from the Sanil.irv Sewer i i Fund, and RKSOLVKD a special assessment districts for the s.nd improvements respectively shall consist of the following lands' i i i 23RD STREET IM.isman Avenue to Graafsi hap Rd.

Lois 61 77. i i Lots 70 to 94 inclusive of Plasman Subdivision CiU nf Holland tRTII STREET Columbia Avenue to Lincoln Avenue Lots 2'l to 40, i i and 67 It of Lots 41 and 42 and 67 ft of W. 25 ft of Lot 43 The 25 ft. of Lot 4:) and all Lots 44 to 52 inclusive Bon Abode i of l.md A A 16th St. fo I9th St.

and in 19th St All properties in of Sec 33-5-15 a i Avenue from Ifith St south to end of street on I0th St from Ave east 255 feet Citv of a APPLE HROOKSIDK AVENUE A 26TH AND 27TII STREETS Lots i to 12. inclusive of Maple Creek Subdivision- all properties in sw of Sec 2(5th and 27th Streets between Apple Avenue and Brookside Avenue and all properties in SW of Sec 33-515 abutting Apple Ave from 24th St to centerlme of 27th St Citv of a RESOLVED FURTHER, that benefits to be denved bv property In. eated in said assessment i i shall be me.isiired and assessed on the basis of the sanitary )flclil1 policy cd Council Action No. n.l Km. and RKSOLVKD FURTHER that complete information on these projects Af 0 ln thc of the for public inspection, and City Clerk be 1 structed to advertise a public hear- ng to he hold at the CouneU me" Ing on December 16.

at 7-30 al i i or any time previous thereto objections may he lied by interested persons At least 10 days prior to the date of hearing snid notice shall be puhlishl-d and a copy thereof mailed'by firit. class a i to owners of PUBLIC AUCTION Two sales this week, Tues and 6:30 p.m., at the Van Hill Sales Pavilion, between Holland and Zeeland on old M-21. Preway oil space heater; Warm Morning coal stove; GE apartment refrigerator; Montgomery Ward refrigerator; 3 automatic washers; treadle sewing machine; 3 electric stoves; Hamilton electric dryer; floor model radio; 3 TV sets; Maytag wringer wash machine; new transistor radios. 9 piece walnut dining room suite; blonde drop leaf table, server and three chairs; 5 piece chrome dinette set; two 5 piece wood dinette sets; 2 piece French living room suite; 3 pc wicker set, several table and floor lamps; new pole lamps, brass tree lamp; 2 sets ol blonde tables; mahogany corner table; several small tables; 2 library tables; 45" round table, large double door bookcase. a upholstered chairs.

wooden rockers; kitchen cabinet; clothes hamper; commode; dresser; 2 beds, complete; sev- jeral throw rugs; several boxes of dishes; bed sheets and pillow cases, etc. 24" boys bicycle; trike; small tent; coaster wagon; few hand and garden tools; pipe fittings; fruit jars; rotary lawn mower; cutting torch and controls; ceiling tile; 4' light fixtures; wood combination door; hand cultivator; grass seeder; wooden office desk; metal office swivel chair, 1 large flower plant and several small plants; several boxes of new Christmas merchandise. We have two very outstanding sales this week. Our sale Tuesday will start with a group of fine furniture so come early In addition to our regular sale we have a complete household sale Terms- Cash or use your credit card. Auctioneer: Col.

Gary Van Phone EX 4-4176 125-126 FUEL AND FEEDS FIREPLACE WOOD Coal, water dog food, charcoal Harrington Fuel Co 125-130 districts, as their names and nd dresses appear on the 1964 assess mcnt roll, as supplemented by nC subsequent changes In the names the addresses of 8 owners or parties Hated thereon, all In accord" Grand Haven Strike Now One Month Old GRAND HAVEN The strike at Gardner-Denver formerly Keller Tool at Grand Haven, the Tri-Cities' largest employer, will be one month old Dec. 2. Local 1503 of the firm has called for a union meeting Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Polish hall and the union president, Frank Radakovitz, Coopersville, will inform local members of the progress being made. A mediation meeting was held at the Occidental hotel, Muskegon, Nov.

24, but no progress was made. A second meeting between union and management has been set for Wednesday at the hotel. CARD OF THANKS WE WISH to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives for the gifts and cards and all those who called to make our 50th wedding anniversary such a happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Butler 125p VANDEN BOSCH We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy in the death of our dear wife, mother and grand- Mrs. Sena Vanden Bosch. We especially wish to thank Rev. A. Iloogstrate for his words of comfort, Mrs.

M. Ritsema, Mrs. P. Wiersma and Mrs. H.

Karsten for their musical selections, the grandsons who served as casketbearers, those who sent flowers, cards and any other expression of sympathy, the ladies of the society who served lunch and any others who helped us in any Jacob Vanden Bosch Children and Grandchildren I SPAPFRI.