The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 2

PAGE TEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL SATURDAY, JULY 13 1961 2 Growing Local Businesses Move Into Roomier Quarters Two Holland businesses are tak- the devices at the rate of ing a healthy forward step this weekend, as they move into new and larger quarters, in response to the need for expansion to meet increased demand. Hampson Manufacturing maker of "Insur-Flex" wire insulator for automotive upholstery, furniture and bedding today is operating from its new location at 706 Ottawa Ave. Into Hampson's former quarters at 346 West 15th St. moves Kars Petersen, maker of "STOP," an adhesive "foot" for washing machines and other appliances. Hampson's insulators are used as pad supports between the springs and padding in mattresses and box springs, automotive seats and furniture.

The product consists of woven wire used with burlap or cotton and twisted paper cord. True Life Adventures 000 per day. "Market research," said Peter, son, "indicates that we should operate efficiently and profitably at the rate of 1.000,000 per month. We can do that, but we'll need more space. That's why we're moving into Hampson's former plant." Eight people are employed by the company at present, five in Holland and three at Grand Havjn.

Plans are to incorporate as much of the Grand Haven operation into the Holland facilities as is possible. "Eventually," said Petersen, we plan to hire more people as sve expand to meet demand." Petersen is already embarked on diversification. Two new products are in the process of being marketed now. One is a polythylene furniture J. C.

Hampson. president, said glider called the "Kars-Cup," and his company supplies manufactur- the other is a high-quality plastic ers in the Great Lakes area, primarily. He said insulators for automotive upholtsery goes either to the auto manufacturers' trim shops or to the seat pad manufacturers, depending on the company in question. Hampson. who came here three years ago from Detroit, said the business outgrew its space in the loth St.

building in just two years. Starting with two employees the company has expanded to a shop employing eight men. "Different industries we supply have different seasons," said Hampson. "for instance the peak seasons for automobiles and furniture come at different times of the year. This works well for our operation." He added that demand for bedding remains relatively stable all year around, and that this is a solid, steadying factor in the insulator-manufacturing business.

"We like Holland because of its stable labor market and good trucking service," Hampson said. Pie said he is also appreciative of the assistance and encouragement received from the Holland Chamber of Commerce, and the Chamber's new executive vice- president, Roscoe Giles. Kars Petersen, started in January of this year as a strictly "backyard" operation. The company soon outgrew its facilities until it was forced to seek new space. coat hanger designed to hold every kind of clothing article from ladies' gowns to men's heavy overcoats.

The hanger is designed to hold a pair of men's trousers without wrinkling and with no sliding or slipping. Ten years ago, Petersen fell 454 feet from a high voltage power pole, landing on pavement. The accident, which happened in Grand Haven, broke both legs, pelvis, and several other bones, and required 25 operations before Petersen was restored to health. A leg amputation left him partially disabled. At 33 he entered the Michigan State Vocational School, to study manufacturing and production engineering.

When he graduated he went to work for the Herman Miller Co. of Zeeland as a production engineer, before branching off into his own venture. Petersen, too. was appreciative of the encouragement received from Giles and the Holland Chamber of Commerce. and praised the "positive attitude" of the Chamber in promoting new business in Holland.

ASHORE, TIME THE STREAM HA.S OF wiu-ows ON rrs -BAMKS. Distributed by Feature Syndicate. CLASSIFIED ADVEKT1S1NG "THE PEOPLE'S MARKET PLACE" The Sentinel Classified Ad Rates Quick Action Low Cost Here Is How You Can Use SENTINEL WANT ADS SAMPLE AD THIS IS a three line Ad An ad this size contains about 15 average words. The Ad Above Only: $3.15 for 6 Days $2.70 for 3 Days $1.05 for One Day Harry Grant Dies at 81 MILWAUKEE. Wis.

(UPI) Mrs. Henry Stibbs Dies in Hospital Mrs. Henry Stibbs, 87, of Castle Park, died in Holland Hospital i i this morning after being hospital- Harry Johnston Grant, 81. board ized for three months- Mr subbs Macmillan Will Hang On LONDON (UPD Prime Minister Harold Macmillan appeared if became impossible to oper- determined today to hold on to chairman of the Milwaukee Journal Co. who helped build his newspaper into one of the nation's finest, died Friday night of complications resulting from he- mostatic pneumonia.

Grant joined the Journal staff at the age of 35 in 1916 after gaining success in the textile industry and in a national newspaper advertising sales agency. Three years later he was a vice president of the Journal treasurer, stockholder, one of three directors and publisher. He became president after the death of the Journal's founder. Lucius W. Nieman, in 1935.

When Grant joined the Journal, R()y Batche Djes died on Nov. 21, 1953. The Stibbs family had spent their summers at Castle Park for the past 42 years and had made their permanent residence there after moving from Chicago 32 years ago. Surviving are one son, John of New Orleans, two daughters, Mrs. Daniel Snysacker of Evanstan, 111.

and Mrs. Frederick A. Meyer of Holland; 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Nibbelink Notier Funeral Home with the Rev.

William C. Warner officiating. Burial will be in Graafschap Cemetery. ate as we had been doing." said president Kars Petersen of 57 West -21st St. "We had been using the garage of my home, and part of a shop at Grand Haven.

"But it's illegal to operate out of a residential area on the kind his office at least until some concrete progress is made on a nuclear test ban treaty with Russia. Political observers said the 69- year-old "unllappable Mac" intended to ride out the Profumo of volume we found building up. scandal and resist demands for We would have had semi-trucks pulling up to our home." He explained that "STOP" is a high-compact polystyrene cup, with a special adhesive on the bottom that sticks to any flat surface, and is impervious to heat, cold, water, or chemicals. A patent is applied for on the adhesive, which lasts indefinitely. While "STOP" was originally developed for use under the level- ling screws of automatic washers to keep them from moving while the cylinder agitates the water 'a conditions known as ''washer the devices -actually have many uses.

They can be placed under many appliances to hold them station- his immediate retirement from the opposition Labor Party and from within his own Conservative Party. Macmillan does not want to go down in history as the leader of a Conservative government that was disgraced by one of his cabinet ministers, said. He particularly does not want to retire at a time when he thinks the west may be on the threshold of a nuclear treaty of some sort with Moscow. Macmillan said in an exclusive interview in the Daily Express Friday that he has high hopes for the nuclear talks beginning in Moscow Monday. ik of anything more tnis time 'i said.

ary, and are also useful for hold- 1 can 1 ing portable typewriters in place i im rtan and any one of a number of re- Elther In ltself or for East-West lated functions. I relations generally." The devices it marketed through service sections of appliance com- 1 panics, in department store chains. and through retail hardware outlets. The chain stores give the product world-wide distribution. Using dies owned by the local Peter D.

Cook, 66, Dies in Zeeland ZEELAXD Peter D. Cook, 66, of 516 Lawrence Zeeland. company, a Grand Haven shop i died this morning in Zeeland molds the cups, which are then brought to Holland where the adhesive is applied and the finished Community Hospital following a short illness. He was head of the Cook Oil product prepared for shipment until his retirement five At the present time. Petersen ye rs go said, the company is manufactur- fc 1S survived by his wife.

Wilma: two sons, Donald of Holland and Warren J. of Zeeland: the newspaper found itself on the other side of Milwaukee sentiment and had difficulty selling itself to its home city. The Journal had won a Pulitzer prize for its campaign in favor of U.S. intervention in World War but many Milwaukee burghers, then as now in good part German, deeply resented the newspaper's stand. But soon after Journal had the Milwaukee afternoon market to itself and went on to become the largest paper in content and circulation in Wisconsin.

For several years it had more advertising than any publication in the world. Netherlands Royalty Plan Visit to Iran THE HAGUE I Queen Juliana, i Bernhard and Crown Princess Beatrix will make a state visit to Iran Oct. 3-6, a palace spokesman said today. The visit is in return for the state visit made by Shah of Iran in 1959. Scientists claim that several species of whales restrict their activ ity exclusively to the Arctic and temperate zone regions.

In Grand Haven Hospital GRAND HAVEN Roy E. Balehelor. 66, of 386 Pine Fruitport, died Friday evening in the Grand Haven Municipal Hospital following a lingering illness. He was with Continental Motors until his retirement. Surviving besides the wife, Alveretta Helen, are four daughters, Mrs.

John Escew and Mrs. Junior Frame both of Fruitport, Mrs. Delores Premo of Montrose, Mrs. Edwin Koslamo of Mt. Holly, N.J.: three sons, Vernon of Grand Haven, Robert of Greensberg, and Thomas oi Fruitport: two sisters, two brothers, 20 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held from the Kammeraad Funeral Chapel on Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Albert Van Kampen of Fruitport officiating. Burial will be in the Spring Lake Cemetery. THIS IS A FIVE line Ad Containing about 25 words, offering space for more items, or more complete description of- articles. Place vour ad today.

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I 2.70 3.60 4.30 i 5.40 6.30 7.20 Days 3.15 4.20 5.25 6.30 7.35 8.40 Fired for Washing MANCHESTER, England (UPD --John Gilroy, 23, an electrician, was fired when a house wife complained that he washed his socks in the bathroom wash basin of her house, where he was doing maintenance work. THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURED SAVINGS AND PROTECTION The Franklin Insured Savings Specials The President's Plan and the six year Guaranteed Life Annuity, helps you be your own rich uncle! Let us show you our latest Special The Mother's Plan! We have given Franklin Service in this community for 59 years. Let us serve you! 194 River Ave. 2nd iloor Ph. EX 4-4753 W.J.

Olive General Agent Thomas De Pree--Assoc. Gen. Benj. Lemmen Agent Nelson Warren Herbert J. Maatman Tourist Attractions Public bathing beaches and picnicking Holland State Park and Tunnel Park on Lake Michigan, northwest of Holland.

Picnicking and boating Kollen Park on Lake Macatawa at foot of West 1 Oth St. Picnicking and playgrounds Smallenburg Park at foot of East 14th St. Golfing American Legion Memorial Park east of Holland in vicinity Paw Paw Dr. and 112th at Hamilton Lake, Saugatuck and West Shore, Douglas, also at Crestview Golf Course located 5 miles North of Zeeland on 96th Ave. at Port Sheldon.

Golf driving range and miniature golf on US-31 midway between Holland and Saugatuck and next to Wooden Shoe Factory. Fishing Lots of good fishing in Lake Macatawa, off piers at Lake Michigan and in many inland lakes. Netherlands Museum Museum 6f -choice Dutch treasures with interesting historical data on founding of Holland, corner 12th iit.ii ui anc Central, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. nnc TroThpr Netherl miniature Dutch village with hundreds of iu i i i i i one uroiner, c.

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George Romney today designated the week of July 21-27 as Mobile Home Week. 29138 STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Ottawa. In the Matter of the Estate of Reka Dyke, Deceased. At a session of said Court, held on June 24, 1963. Present, HON.

FREDERICK T. r.ILES, Judge of Probate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That all creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims in i i and under oath, to said Court, and to serve, a copy thereof upon Pussell J. Dyke of Holland, Michigan. fiduciary of said estate, and that such claims will be heard by said Court at the Probate Office on September 25.

1963, at Ten A. M. IT TS ORDERED, That notice theerof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Holland Evening Sentinel, and that the fiduciary cause a cop" of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by regis'ered, certified or ordinary mail (with proof of mailing), or by personal service at least fourteen (14) days prior to such hear- FOR SALE REAL ESTATE DE ROO REALTY, REALTORS "Commercial Lots and Buildings' S. River: 2 bedroom home garage. 50x83' lot zoiwd industrial Chicago Commercial store building, 2800 sq.

ft on large lot 150 square. Cinder block with brick front, between Holland anc Zeeland. Will finance! W. 17th near South Shore: acres hi-way commercial, 1 and 2 family residential. Possible owner wil! finance.

E. 25th: 2000 sq. ft. in 3 sections, cement block warehouse with garage doors on law lot. Buy at Lots for building homes in and out of City now available at reasonable prices.

Office phone EX 2-3191, 327 River Mike Jipping Joe Runquist Tel. EX 6-6860 Tel. EX 6-4736 8, 14 FOR SALE Choice one acre building site, ideal for tri level house or mobile home, location 3 miles south of Zeeland. Phone EXG-S508 for appointment with owner. 8-13 FOR SALE Beautiful rustic 5 bedroom ranch in Waukazoo on Lake Macatawa.

2 full baths, double garage, large, deep wooded lot, 108 ft. frontage. Cash or Trade J. ARENDSHORST, REALTOR 29 E. 8th St.

Phone 396-3798 Days Phone 335-5265 Eves. 5 6 8 FOR SALE 58 acre farm with large 10 room house, barn and some outbuildings. Located at 11466 James with frontage on James St. and 112th owned by the Riemersma Estate. $23,000.

Call Mr. Roper at EX 6-54E6 for more information. 7-8 FOR SALE--New downtown fireproof building with bankable carefree lease. Price to yield about net. Phone EX 6-6541; after 4 p.m.

ED 5-5871. 7-12 NEW COLONIAL HOME This three bedroom has, IVfe baths, hardwood floors, built-in book cases and china, glass slid- ng doors in dinette, walk out deck overlooking back yard, alum- num storms and screens, gas icat, built-ins, 2 stall garage, walk out basement and large lot. Priced below For more nformation call us now. BATEMA REALTY Tel. PR 2-6490 or EX 4-4359 8-10 FOR SALE 15 acres of land.

Mile south of new city limits, on US-31. Phone Js)6-0056. 7-8 FOR SALE-MBeautiful buiJding lot, in Larkwood Subdivision. Phone 396-2063. 7-12 FOR SALE--3 bedroom split level home, baths, large 13 24 family room, with fireplace.

Buyer may do decorating for part of down payment. mi. south of city limits. Jim Bruursema. Phone ED 5-8958 or Clifford Harrington, EX 4-4020.

6-11 ing. FREDERICK T. MILES, A true copy: Judge of Probate. Harriet S. Yonkman, Register of Probate.

Edward of Zeeland: three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Scholten and Mrs. hand-carved figures, buildings, boats, carriages, bridges, windmills and canal scenes; adjoining Netherlands Museum, Monday through Saturday, 1 0 a.m. to 5 Gil Tor Haar of Zeeland and The Baker Museum for Furniture Research 1 1 galleries containing Mrs. Albert Doom of Jenison.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Firs! Christian Reformed Church with the Rev. H. G. Arnold officiating.

Burial will be in Zeeland Cemetery. bate several hundred pieces of furniture, carvings, books, old tools and designs, East Sixth St. off Columbia, Monday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wooden Shoe Carver Wooden Shoe Factory US-31 bypass at 16th St.

Shoes completed log to finished product. Also Dutch-O-Rama, im- eTT AT ports, food. Churches A cordial welcome ot some 40 churches in Holland area. Drive-in Vespers 7 p.m. Sunday on US-31 north of Saugatuck.

Band Concert Tuesdsay at 8 p.m., outdoors in bond shell in Kollen 23021 STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Ottawa. In the Matter of the Estate of Louise Costello, Deceased. At a session of said Court, held on the 26th day of June A. D. 1963.

Present, HON. FREDERICK T. MILES. Judge of Probate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the petition of Michigan National Bank, Successor Trustee of said estate, praying for the allowance of its Eighth A a acc unt; will be heard at the Pro- on July 30, 1963.

at Relatives are asked to meet in ar by American Legion Bond, the church basement at 1:45 p.m. I Theater Two motion picture theaters in downtown Holland, a Relatives and friends may meet the family at the Yntema Funeral Home Sunday from 2 until 4 p.m. and from 8 until 9 p.m. and Monday evening from 7 until 9. With a capacity of more than 100 million tons a year, the United I States is the largest steel producer in the world.

drive-in on US-31 six miles south of Holland Summer Stock The Red Barn Theater of Sougc.tuck, on US-31 seven miles south of Holland, playing Monday through Saturday, 8:30 p.m.; Matinee, Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Professional New York players. Softball Monday through Thursday at Van Tongeren Field, Third and Pine; Monday through Thursday, 22nd and Pine, 22nd and Maple, 23rd and Maple and 35th and College. Junior Baseboll Tuesday through Friday, 22nci and Pine, 22nd NOTICE TO BIDDERS Seoled bids will be received at the office of the Boord of County Rood Commissioners of Ottawa County, 616 North Sixth Street, Grond Haven, Michigan, until 10:00 A.M. Thursday, August 1, 1963, for the following.

One Wheel Type Tractor Bid blonks moy be obtained for the above ot the office of the Boord 'of Couniy Rood Commissioners, Grond Haven, Michigan. Each bid must be submitted on the form supplied by the Rood Commission and in a sealed envelope, plainly marked as to the item being bid upon and the name of fhe bidder. The Board reserves the right to reject ony or ol" bids and accept the bid deemed to be in the best interest of the County of Ottawa. BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS COUNT OF OTTAWA L. W.

Lamb Chairman 19th and College, Riverview Park and 32nd and Michigan. Scenic Boat Trips The Island Queen, paddle wheel boot, Saugatuck. Dune Schooners Goshorn Lake off US-31 north of Saugatuck. Pony Rides Also surrey rides at Teusin'ks, 1468 West 32nd St. Wooden Shoeland--Children's recreation center on US-31 bypass ot 16th St.

Nelis Dutch Village A bit of Holland on US-31 at James St. Dutch food and imports. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Antique Cars Poll Museum, US-31, three miles south of Holland.

Yacht Clubs Macatawa Bay Yacht Club, South Shore of Lake Macatawo and Bay Haven Yacht Club, North Shore of Lake Macatowo. Information of all kinds, stop at Holland Chamber of Commerce Warm Friend Hotel, Eighth and Central. 21 WEST I6TH ST. HOLLAND Ambulance Service PHONE EX 6-6555 IT IS ORDERED. That notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Holland Evening Sentinel, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to bp served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registered, certified.

or ordinary mail (with proof of vice prior to such hearmR. FREDERICK T. MILES. A trie copy: Judge of Probate. Harriet S.

Yonkman, Bister of Probate. OPEN HOUSE at 52 West 17th Street Friday. July 12 5:30 to 8 P.M. Saturday, July 13 2 to 6 P.M. Large Family House fine condition VANDE VUSSE REALTY CO.

535 W. 17th St. Phone 196-3541 6-8 FOR SALE Lovely city lot, owner leaving city. Phone EDF-5593. 3-8 MORTGAGES LOANS FOR SALE REAL ESTATB NEAR CHRISTIAN REFORMEb CHURCH AND SCHOOL A.

One of Randolph's very best 3-15 acres with 390 TOP-NO 1CH WORK ACRES. 2 houses, fc barn, lots ol MUSKEOON UBB or sale, former Grand Kink Western depot and grounds, Corner Peck and Laketon. long approximately one acre. Siding can be razed. Suggested Offices, restaurant, stores and auto sales.

Call write stancmons, snapeu TrunK won- good out buildings. Price W.000.00 ho 313 131 nook ru.Ecihiv forms. Must be em Kauoiaa cash or" possibly terms. Must be sold IMMEDIATELY or will be rented to a new tenant. B.

190 Acres near Very lovely remodeled main house, good second house. G-ade dairy barn, many good out buildings. Priced only $52,500.00. Fall possession available on both if desired. EARL D.

SCHULZ, Route 2, Box 180, Juneau, Wisconsin. Phone Hustisford 349-3585 Area Code 414 (Br. Mgr. for H. E.

Gilbert, Realtor). 8p FOR SALE 80 acre farm south of Holland. Good cropland, creek through pasture, several good buildings, good barn, granary, etc. Modern i bedroom house, aluminum siding, good road frontage on 2 roads, close to schools and church. Good for farming, plotting or golf course.

Phone EX fl-8323. 8-13 FOR SALE Large restrictive, scenic building homesites in well established new subdivision. Own a Cash or terms. Your own realtor can handle. Sunrise Terrace, E.

8th St. 8-13 FOR SALE ON LAKE MACATAWA Price dropped $500 Older but remodeled three bedroom year-round home. Owner moving across state. Immediate occupancy. Phone ED 5-8305.

8-10 W. Lafayette, Detroit, Mich. 48226 LOOKING FOK A FARM 40 acres with a nice 4 bedroom home built in 15)59 with a full basement, oil heat and a lot oi other features, also a good bam for $20,000, located south of Hol- a 'lO acres with good older type home with 3 bedrooms, automatic heat, and a nice small barn lor only $10,200, south of Holland. 31 acres with a 2 bedroom ranch type home -and attached oarage 3 acres of producing blueberries' and several thousand pine trees, some ready for market th.s fall for $11,700. THE GALIEN AGENCY Phone EX 4-8559 2, 5, 8 ENJOY SWIMMING In A Pool Of Your Own Large lot, story and a half home with swimming pool for family fun.

Home has a living room, den, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath, lots of closet space and 2 stall garage. Near school and shopping area, owner moving out of town and must sell. Call EX 6-7135. 7-9p JUST LISTED Older type home. Good sized lot.

Extra lot available. Lakewood and 16Sth Ave. J. Arendshorst, Realtor 29 E. rth Gt.

Phone 396-3798 Days Phone 335-5265 Eves. 6-8 $500 DOWN Large 2 bedroom home with modern kitchen, dining, and carpeted living room. Full bath. Glassed-in front porch. Full basement with gas heat.

Call EX 6-5803. WOODSN SHOE REALTY George Kalman Tel. PR 2-6984 John Sternberg Tel. EX 2-9066 6-8 $500 DOW? TWO FAMILY HOME Each apartment has two bedrooms. Centrally located, this lome needs a little and can be bought at only $8900.

BATEMA REALTY Tel. EX 4-4359 or PR 2-6490 8-10 FOR SALE--3 bedroom rancher, on extra large lot Part brick front, gas heat. 2V 2 stall garage, cement drive. Storm windows. Ready to move in.

Located in Bel Air Subdivision. Just a short walk to West Ottawa High School. Phone. Cord De Jonge Builder PR 2-2709 6-8 'OR SALE--4 bedroom house, in Zeeland. $500 down.

Phone EX 6-3314. 5-10 SALE Lots in Holland Heights. Country living in the city. Excellent restricted area. Cash or terms.

Phone EX 6-6866. 6-8 FOR SALE-Land contract, balance $8.250. Discount 6V 2 interest. Phone EX6-C009. 7-12 LOANS For taxes, vacation expenses reduced monthly payments on your call Ben Staal tonight at ED 5-5909 or Hudsonville 669-6625 collect for strictly confidential service, or arrange a loan by mail.

a a Finance, 3629 Van Buren, Hudsonville. 7-1 HEATING SERVICE "nailingK ora by personal least fourteen (14) days 2912S STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Ottawa. In the Matter of the Estate of Henry H. AvJnk, Deceased. At a session of said Court, held on 25, 19fi3.

Present, HON. FREDERICK T. MILES, Judge of Probate. NOTIC" IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all creditors of said deceased are required to present their In writing and under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon First Michigan Bank and Trust Company of Zeeland, Michigan, fiduciary of said estate, and tsat such claims will be heard by said Court at the Probate Office September 25, 1963, at Ten A.M. IT IS ORDERED, That notice thereof bo Riven by publication of a copy hereof for tnree weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearInK, In the Holland Evening Sentinel, and that the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known parly interest at his last known address by reiftstorol.

certified or ordinary mall (with proof of mailing), or by personal service at least four- tee.i (M) dayi prior to tuch hearing. FREDERICK T. MILES, Judge of Probate. true copy: Harriet S. Yonlcman, Register of Prolute.

FIREPLACE WOOD, coal, charcoal, water softener and calcium chloride. Harrington iuel Co. 6-11 OIL BURNER Space heaters cleaned, adjusted. Tel. EX 6-5332 prompt attention, reasonable.

4-9 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE One used Lowrey spinet organ. Lee De Pree, Pianos and Organs. 3-8 SEEDS. FERTILIZERS SHADE TREES kinds. Pick out now for fall planting.

H. Groeneveld, 104 W. 6-11 Technicolor Pioneer Dies of Heart Attack WEST LOS ANGELES, Calif. I i James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre today celebrated a funeral mass at St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church for Dr.

Herbert T. Kalmus, pioneer in the development of technicolor. Kalmus, president of Technicolor Motion Picture Corp. from 191542, dttd Thursday of a heart attack at the age of 81. FOR SALE--Farm home with 20 acres.

Will sell at sacrifice because of ill health. Phone ED 5-5008. 4.9 RUSSELL KLAASEN REALTOR Lake Macatawa. Here's your chance to get a very good two bedroom home on beautiful Lake Macatawa for less than $20,000. Large carpeted living room, tiled bath gas heat.

Some appliances included. Garage. 130 feet lake frontage. West 12th St. Spacioir two story house on lovely shaded lot.

Can be used as four bedroom or three bedroom and study. Large carpeted living room with fireplace, formal dining room, modern convenient kitchen, baths. Gas heat. Double garage. Walking distance to Hope College.

Call for an appointment to see these and other properties we have listed for sale. Phone EX 2-2331 20 V. 8th St. Evenings Phone G. Vanden Bos ED 5-5707 George Vanderwall EX 4-4263 7-9 FOR SALE Cottageaire tent, complete, 9' 12' Reasonable.

Phone EX 6-5069. FOR SALE--2 bedroom home on north side. Must sell. Owner moving out of town. Phone EX 6-0671.

7-12 FOR SALE or Trade--3 bedroom brick ranch house, 2 fireplaces, baths, city water and gas, walkout basement. Located in Sylvan Acres. Call EX 2-9527 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6-11 NEW APPEALING TRI-LEVEL Where you get that extra bonus in living area.

Paneled family room, kitchen with built-in space saver range and oveii, bath with built-in vanity and mirror. Immediate possession. We have the key. See it today! MAPLEWOOD AREA Compact two bedroom bungalow close to shopping area and churches. Gas heat, garage.

Owner moving out of town and anxious to sell. Low down payment available ,.0 qualified buycv. 152 WEST i9th ST. Owner has moved cut of town and is anxious to sell his Holland property. 12 33 foot living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath.

Gas heat. Garage. For more i a i call EX 6-4433. anytime. VAN REALTY 453 Washington Ave.

6-8 FOR SALE 3 bedroom rancher, Hamilton, Mich. Family room, full basement, garage, gas heat, landscaped. $12,900 Will trade Call EX 6-6009 FOR SALE--Lots, $850 and One commercial lot, excellent location. Phone 396-6009 days; or 335-8856 after 5 p.m. 5-10 FOR SALE New two family house north of town.

down. Will take small house in trade or land contracts. Tel. EX 2-9029. 4-9 4-9 FOR SALE--3 bedroom country home, 11 years old, need down, owner wil finance balance.

PR 2-6076 or EX 6-4988. 5-10p BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT WAUKAZOO LOT For sale or trade on modern $25,000 south Holland house. Phone EX 6-7946 3-8p FOR SALE--By owner at 347 West 33rd. Small bedroom house on large lot. Call 396-3484.

5-10p FOR SALE Modern furnished cottage, Ottawa Beach area. 2 large bedrooms, living room, bath, utility, kitchen with built- ins. Tel. Owner, EX 6-6830 after 6 P.M. 510 FOR SALE--Home of late Kate Veldheer, at 120th at Port Sheldon Drive.

This is a small home, and can be purchased reasonably. Please contact M. Dckker. at First Michigan Bank and Trust Company, Zet- land, Michigan. Phone PR2-2I8I 6-8 FOR SALE 3 bedroom older home on nice size lot.

$900 down to responsible party. Phone EX 64121. FOR SALE 2-bedroom home, very low price, small down payment. 85 Spruce Ave. Attractive 3-bedroom home excellent condition, garage, brcezeway, underground sprinkling, a scaped.

$10,900. 4-bedroom bargain. Garage, recreation room, storms and screens, $9,250. $750 down. 4-bedroom Bi-levcl, large family room, 2 baths, double stall garage, hill-side lot Pin Hills $16,900.

In City i floor, 2 bedroom, oil furnace. Separate garage. 823 Pine Avenue. $8,750. $750 down-Balance like rent.

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