The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 10

FRIDAY. JANUARY 28. 1972 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL Mrs. Alvin Vanderbush Tells Questers About Pressed Glass Wednesday afternoon the Jane Steketee Questers met at the home of Mrs. Alvin Vanderbush who used her collection of pressed glass to present the program.

Her favorite pattern is Daisy and Button and she told Hospital Notes HOLLAND CITY HOSPITAL VlilUnc Medical and Surgical Patients: 1:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Maternity Patients: 2:30 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. Pediatrics Patients: 2:30 P.M.

to 7:30 P.M. Admitted to Holland Hospital Thursday were Charles Seeback, Fennville; Mrs. Russel Bouman ,106 Timberwood Lane; Mrs. George Jacob, 151 Euna Vista Ronald Haverdink, Hamilton; Jayne Jarvis, 203 West 20th Mrs. Eugene Bair, 352 North 145th Tom Lindsay, 713 State Leo Jones, 234 East Main Zeeland; Mrs.

Dale Boeve, 641 Lake Mrs. Robert Zeh, 221 Scotts Robert Driy, '302 West 22nd Helen Van Loo, 24 West 22nd Jeanette Groenewoud, 736 Lincoln Charles Buazard, New Richmond; Plenis Dogger, 35 West 38th and Hannah Lugers, Resthaven. Discharged Thursday were Lisa Ashbaugh, 3844 65th Mrs. Jacob Boeve and baby, 209 Glendale Bruce Engete- man, Zeeland; Annette Fredenburg, 97 Columbia Mrs. Gerald i 615 Douglas Mrs.

Chester Hulst, 6432 145th Mrs. Kay Johnson, 1380 West Lakewood Daniel Lee, 1739 Vans Mrs. Deane Lengkeek, 179 170th Thomas Me Alpine, Hamilton; Mrs. Robert Michmer- huizen and baby, 413 a Eighth Miss Alice-Spykerman, 147 West 14th Albert Vis, 1055 Lincoln and Bernice Walters, Zeeland. Hymas Celebrate Many Birthdays A 13th birthday party a given last Friday for Deneva Hyma.

It included a light supper, punch and cake. Games were played and prizes won by Judy Keech, Cheryl Werley, Darla Greaver, Sue Krontz and Charlotte McVay. Other guests were Betty Plakke, Teri Werley, Laura Hill, Amy Keech and Ann Turner. The hostesses were Deneva's sisters, Debbie and Dolores Hyma, who were assisted by VicM Van Bosch. On Saturday, a second party was held to celebrate several more birthdays in the Hyma family, including Deneva's father, Robert Hyma; an uncle, Officer Tom Hyma; an aunt, Joyce Werley and her husband Don Werley.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hyma, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hyma, Mr.

and Mrs. Denny Still, George Weeler, Hich Little, Don Elenbaas, Vicki Vanden Bosch and Dolores Hyma. Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy De Ritter and John Robert Hyma.

The party was given by Mrs. Robert Hyma in their home. Legislature Lauds Diggs' Decision LANSING (UPI)--The House adopted a resolution Thursday commending U.S. Rep. Charles C.

Diggs, of Detroit for his recent decision to resign from the United Nations delegation in protest over South Africa's racial policies. The resolution was approved by a 68-31 vote after more than an hour of unusually vitriolic debate which focused on members of the Black Caucus and an outspoken Northern Michigan lawmaker who is a member of the ultra-conservative John Birch Society, Richard Friske, R-Charlevoix. A compromise amendment was adopted deleting a portion of the resolution which condemned "the hyprocritical policies of the United States government which condemn the Russian and Cuban dictatorships and yet support the same form of government in Portugal, Spain, Greece and Africa." the members Interesting stories about different pieces of her collection which she started about 1930. There are many patterns of pressed glass and she stressed that a collector must know what to look for in reproductions or she might buy one thinking it was the real pressed glass. Many reproductions are made from the- original molds and this makes it hard to distinguish the difference.

She used wine glasses as an example of this. She had purchased the original pressed glass but believes one of them is a reproduction and asked the members to try to distinguish which one. A good thing to watch for is the pressed bottom of an article but now the reproductions are also being manufactured with this. When Mrs. Vanderbush started her collection one could buy complete sets of pressed glass and it was easy to obtain.

Pressed glass was once given as premiums in stores and peddled door to door. It was also a favorite item in catalogues. Pressed glass comes in many colors and each color has gone through a period of being a favorite collectors item. After the program the members went to Mrs. Robert Van Zanten's home for refreshments with Mrs.

Howard Veneklaasen serving as co-hostess. Kiwanis Queens Hear Mrs. Opie SpeakonTrip Mrs, Forrest J. Opie was guest speaker at the January meeting of the Kiwanis Queens held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Brewer.

Mrs. Opie, who along with her husband, spent 45 days on the Gulf Merchant, an American freighter, illustrated her talk with colored slides. The passenger list was limied to 12 and reservations for the trip were made a year in advance. Items of interest collected at various foreign ports were displayed. Program chairman Mrs.

Walter Martiny intoduced speaker. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Chester Smith, club president. Mrs. Martin Hardenberg was introduced as a new member.

The Charter Night i meeting will be held in February at Jay's Restaurant in Zeeland. Mrs. Dan Vauder Werf assisted Mrs. Brewer as hostess. Mrs.

Knoll Hosts Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Jack Knoll, YlVz East Eighth hosted the American Legion Auxiliary Monday evening with Mrs. Martin Japinga, president, presiding at the business meeting. Mrs. Josie Boogard, chaplain, opened and closed the meeting with prayer.

The Pledge of Allegiance was repeated and the "Star Spangled Banner" was sung by" all the members accompanied by Mrs. Johan Nyhof at the piano. Mrs. Marvin Ver Hoef, poppy chairman, was instructed to purchase 3,500 poppies for the May Sale. Poppy days are May 18, 19 and 20.

Reports were given by the sunshine chairman, Mrs. Bert Jacobs, and by the membership 'chairman, Mrs. Knoll, who stated a new member has been welcomed. Secretary and treasurer reports were read by Mrs. Henry Brower.

Mrs. Japinga asked members to save articles, such as yarn, colored egg cartons, bread wrappers, sand paper, pill containers, brown bags, beads, old jewerly and old tools for the Veterans Home. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Knoll and Mrs. Louis Dalman.

The next meeting will be held in February at the home of Mrs. Japinga. Divorce Granted GRAND HAVEN Lela R. Creekmorc of Holland a granted a divorce in Ottawa Circuit Court Thursday from Ernest G. Creckmore and was also given custody of one child.

Local Calendar Of Events TONIGHT 7:30 Resthavcn Guild at Central Wesleyan. 8:00 Zealand Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings at Reformed Church basement, Zeeland. Rcbekah Lodge installation, Lodge Hall. SATURDAY 9:00 March of Dimes and CHAMPS glass collection at former city dump, 6th and College. 2:00 Story Time for 5 to 10-year-olds.

Herrick Public Li- braray. at Jefferson, or tobaggoning at American Legion for children of Parents Without Partners. Bring own equipment. square dance club at Waukazoo School. 8:00 Tulip City C.B.

Northside People's Bank Building. 8:30 Parents Without Partners dancing at Silver Cloud, Grand Rapids. Meet at Shopper's Fair. 9:00 Dance at Elks Lodge. 9:00 Dance at VFW Post Home.

9:00 Dance at Moose Home. 9:30 Dance at Eagles Hall. PTO Council Executive Board Meets The executive board of the Holland Area Council of Parent-Teacher Organizations met Monday at the home of the president, Mrs. Lyle Sanders. Highlight of business meeting was a review of plans for the appearance here on Feb.

7 of Robert J. Huber of Troy, a former State Senator. Huber will speak at a public meeting at 8 p.m. in Holland High School auditorium. Still active in public life and a popular speaker in the state, Huber will discuss a number of issues relating to schools and education.

Mrs. Sanders reported that all PTO Council representatives have been contacted by mail and will relay details of the meeting to their units. Mrs. Sanders will conduct the meeting. Other business included a report by Mrs.

Morrie Tubergen, public relations chairman who reviewed the aims and effectiveness of her committee. Others attending the meeting were Mrs. Roger Prins, vice, president; Mrs. Hal Franken, secretary; Mrs. Terry Hofmeyer, treasurer; Mrs.

Hans Walters, assistant secretary and Mrs. Carl Van Raalte, member of the public relations committee. $7,2 72 Total So Far For March of Dimes March of Dimes canvassers collected $7,272 in the Thursday Mother's March here. This is a preliminary total, with more funds expected as outlying areas complete their drives. Members of the National Foundation accompanied some of the mothers on their rounds and also photographed them as they reported to headquarters with their canisters, covered with snow.

The national organization was invited to send observers to Ottawa County where the Mothers March is usually conducted in severe whiter weather, but which is also one of the most successful drives in the country. Appeal Board Acts On 3 Applications Two applications were turned down and a third was referred to the Planning Commission for recommendation at a meeting of the Board of Appeals Thursday night in City Hall. Rejected were applications of Mrs. Carol Nash of 106 East 30th St. and Donald Van Ry of 262 West 22nd both involving sideyard restrictions.

Referred to the Planning Commission was the application of Koning Machine and Tool 180 East 40th for a proposed addition in nonconforming use on residential property. 'BEST WISHES MRS. GEORGE STEKETEE ON YOUR 100th mTHDAY We're a hundred too! Engagements Announced Miss Connie Lane Poll Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Poll of Hamilton announce the engagement of their Connie Lane, to William Leslie Osborne, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. Wiltian Osborne of Burnips. A June 9 wedding is being lanned. Miss Gail An Andresen Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Andresen of Reed City announce the engagement of their Gail Ann, to Kurt Martin Hesselink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hesselink of West Olive. Miss Andresen attends Central Michigan University a Mr. Hesselink attended Michigan Technological University and is presently with the U.

S. Air Force in Texas. A summer wedding is planned. Miss Jane Ellen Veldkamp Mr. and Mrs.

William Veldkamp of Kalamazoo announce the engagement of their daughter, Jane Ellen, to Al Van Den Bosch, son of Mrs. Jan a Den Bosch, 256 West 16th St. Miss Veldkamp and her fiance are both students at Calvin College. A June 2 wedding in Kalamazoo is planned. Miss Rose Mary Kaashoek Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Kaashoek, 305 East 18th announce the engagement of their daughter, Rose Mary, to Frederic Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Reynolds of Grand Junction, Colo. Miss Kaashoek is a nurse at the Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs, and Mr. Reynolds is the assistant personnel director for the City of Colorado Springs. A March 17 wedding is being planned. Favors Six-Year Term WASHINGTON (UPI) Former President Lyndon B.

Johnson said Thursday a one- term presidency of six years "would probably be in the best interests of the nation" and that he would like to see it tried. Miss Barbara Jean Van Farowe Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Van Farowe of Allendale announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jean, to Harold Alan Koning, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Simon Koning, 1700 104th Zeeland. Miss Van Farowe and Mr. Koning are both seniors at Calvin College. An August 12 wedding is being planned. Miss Rita S.

Brummel Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brummel, 6370 36th Hudsonville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rita to David L. Vander Jagt, son of Mr. and Mrs.

T.Iarvin Vander Jagt, 0-5654 Eighth Grandville. Miss Brummel was graduated from Grand Rapids Junior College Division of Practical Nursing and her fiance was graduated from Ferris State College. An Aug. 10 wedding is planned. PRESENTED GLOBE The honorary millionth member of the Automobile Club of Michigan in the Holland area is Clyde C.

Graves (left), of 290 Spear Saugatuck. He was presented a world globe at a luncheon Thursday at Holiday Inn by George W. Hillis, manager of Auto Club's Holland office, as the person in the area with the longest continous membership. His wife looks on. Graves, 74, dramatizes in Holland that Auto Club is now a million members strong across Michigan.

He has been a member of Auto Club since 1926. Currently, there are 6,600 Auto Club members in the Holland area. photo) Town Talk A son, Dennis Wayne, was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Troost, 218 152nd Holland, in Holland Hospital.

A gasoline heater repair course has been completed by Jack Black of Holland in Grand Rapids. Ed Lamse of Zeeland is attending a management schoo this week at the University Miami in Coral Gables, Fla. Community Hospital, Douglas reported a son, was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Philips, route 1, Fennville.

Hillsdale, Jackson, Lapeer, Macomb, Sanilac, Tuscola and St. Clair Counties. The commission also denied a request by the city of Port Huron that Southeastern Michin be required to provide gas service for a new sewage treatment plant the city plans to build. Gas Utility May Limit Its Service LANSING (UPI) Southeastern Michigan Gas of Port Huron was given permission Thursday by the Public Service Commission to impose new restrictions on its service to new and existing customers. The restrictions are the result of the national shortage of natural gas, the commission said.

It said the company will not add any new customers and will not provide service for space heating equipment in homes of existing customers. The utility serves 45,000 customers in portions of Calhoun, SPECIAL! Kitchen Dinette Carpet Steam Cleaned $1Q95 396-7578 Now! Streur cARPET ANY SIZE STEEM Expand Your Educational Horizons Attend Evening Courses At Hope College COURSE OFFERINGS INCLUDE: Communication Process Public Speaking Principles of Economics Education Psychology Creative Writing Studies in American Black Culture Teaching English as a Foreign Language Library Material Selection Techniques Beginning Swimming Water Safety Instruction Developmental Psychology The Exceptional Child Behavioral Disorder The Art of Film Cost Accounting APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE SECOND SEMESTER UNTIL FEBRUARY 2. For More Information Contact Registrar Jon Huisken, 392-5111 Ext. 2225. Alarms Malfunction Malfunctions in the fire alarm system at Western Foundry, 310 East Eighth at 3:50 p.m.

Thursday and the De Pree Chemical 130 Central at 7:30 a.m. today summoned Holland firemen. No fires were reported. JUST ADDED TO SALE Ski Jackets NOW Several Styles Assorted Colors Similar To You'll Be Proud To Say It Came From Du Open Tonight Til 9:00 INFWSPAPERr SPA PERI.