The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 7

PAGE FOURTEEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1965 Basketball League Set This Summer A summer high school basketball league, designed to improve prep basketball in the Holland area, begins Thursday, June 17 in the Holland High fieldhouse. Participating in the Holland Recreation Department sponsored league will be players of varsity caliber for the 196566 school year. An fee has been: charged and they largely cover the expenses of the league, city recreation director Joe, Moran said. Don Piersma, Hoi- i land High School basketball roach, Ls director of the league and has volunteered to supervise the fieldhouse. Playing will be two teams from Holland High and one each from West Ottawa, Ham- ilton, Zeeland and Hudsonville.

i Piersma will coach the Holland teams while the other coaches, all basketball coaches at their i schools, include Jack Bonham, West Ottawa; Tom Bos. Hamilton; Norm Schut, Zeeland and Jack Shriver, Hud- i sonville. Coaches have agreed to call i the teams by nicknames, other than their school name or nickname. Games will be regulation time and three games will be held per night. Starting times are listed at 6:30, 7:45 and 9 p.m.

Lou Van Dyke, Norm Japinga and Dan Koop will be the officials. A double round robin schedule will be conducted, finishing Aug. 19. There will be no play off. Also scheduled is a basketball league which will be made up of reserves, intramural players and others in the ninth through the 12th grade during the 1965-66 school year.

ti League games will be played in the Civic Center, starting June 24 and each team will have a sponsor and manager. An entry ttv will be charged. we call these urn HOT USED CAR WUES! Steve Vanderlip Pilches Sullivans to 13-5 Win GRAND RAPIDS-Steve Vanderlip of Holland started and pitched five innings of shutout ball Sunday afternoon for the Grand Rapids Sullivans in the United Baseball League, as the Sullivans defeated Lansing l'3-5 at Valley Field. Vanderlip tired in the sixth, giving up four runs before being lifted by manager Bob Sullivan. Vanderlip said today he plans to stay with the Sullivans for the rest of the season.

Vanderlip graduated last week from West Ottawa High School. AT ROBERT DE NOOYER I CHEVROLET O.K. Used Car Lot East 8th St. and US-31 Bypass Holland, Michigan Phone EX 6-2333 i I Stop and see us today. Inspect our fine selection of late model, new car trade-ins.

--FREE 25 Month Warranty on all O.K. Used Cars --FREE 12 Month Warranty on all Good Value Used Cars Jack Lindhout Notches Feature at Speedrome COMSTOCK PARK Jack Lindhout won the Canadian Invitational 50-lap feature for super modified stock cars Saturday night at the Speedrome and also won a heat race. Nolan Jphncock took the dash event while Dick Filkins won the other heat race. Art Bennett was second in the feature. Dick Dunche halted Bob Sen- neker's hold on wins in the semi- late model competition.

Sen- neker finished third after winning six straight times. Sennek- er and Larry Lawrence won the heat races. Anti-Income Tax Groups Set Merger DETROIT (DPI) Mayor George H. Kuhn. of Berkley, announced Sunday his Vigilance Tax Committee has agreed to join forces with two other statewide groups in a battle against both city and state income taxes.

The merger was agreed upon at a meeting held Saturday at Berkley city hall. i Kuhn said the Vigilance i forces would join with the 1 Peoples' No Income Tax ciation headed by former State Son. Carlton Morris, of Kalama- and the Michigan Taxpayers Association, headed by Stewart "This move is designed to unify a large number of such organizations throughout e. state as an effective organiza- I tion against city and state income taxes." said Mayor Kuhn. He said it was expected that 'Other anti-income tax groups from Jackson, Grand Rapids, Pontiac.

Muskegon and Battle Creek would join together as a team. "We believe with the present $120 million surplus in the state 1 treasury, which is still on the increase, we cannot see the additional need for revenues at this time. not for the next couple of years or more," said Kuhn. Mrs. Hotlie Wade Succumbs in Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO Mrs.

Hattie Wade, about 90, formerly of Laketown township, died Friday alter noon at the Kalamazoo State Hospital. Her husband, Arthur, died in 19440. There are no known survivors. Graveside services will be held at the Gibson cemetery in Laketown township Tuesday at 12 p.m. with evangelist Robin Knaack officiating.

i Arrangements were made by the Mulder Funeral Home. $2000 PRICE RANGE $2595 '64 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan '64 Chevrolet Impala Convertible Impala '64 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe V-8 '64 Chevrolet Bel Air Wagon 9 passenger '64 Chevelle Malibu Wagon 6 Passenger, powerglide '62 Corvette Convertible i i $1500 PRICE RANGE $1995 '64 Corvair Monza Coupe 4 Speed, low '63 Ford Country Squire Wagon i Full power, clean I '63 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe, V-8 powerglide '63 Corvair Monza Spyder Coupe, 4 speed, very clean' '62 Buick Special Wagon V-8 Automatic '62 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan '62 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe $1000 PRICE RANGE $1495 '63 Dodge Dart 4 Door '63 Chevy II 2 Door 6, shift '62 Chevrolet Bel Air V-8 4 Door Sedan '62 Ford Galaxie V-8 Fordor Automatic '62 Volkewagen 2 Door '61 Chevrolet Impala Convertible, power '60 Thunderbird Hardtop Automatic $500 PRICE RANGE $995 '61 Corvair Station Wagon '61 Falcon Fordor 6, shift '60 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan '59 Mercury 2 Door V-8, stick '59 Ford Tudor Hardtop V-8 SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1963 VOLKSWAGEN SUNROOF GREEN FINISH CLEAN ONLY $1125 PRICE $500 OR LESS '59 Mercury Wagon V-8 '57 Chevrolet Wagon, 6, stick '55 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan TRUCKS '64 Ford 4 Ton Pickup Heavy duty $1(195 '64 Ford Econoline Van $1195 '63 CMC V-6 2 Ton Pickup 4 speed transmission $1495 '59 Ford Ton Pickup $845 '61 Corvan Panel Side Door $104 5 '57 Ford 2 Ton Panel $193 FIRST NATIONAL BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE Bowling Scores Tuesday Nile Couple's League High Games--Men: E. Johnson. 246; R. Simpson, 246.

Women. R. Kruithoff, 177. High Series--Men: R. Simpson.

606. Women: R. Kruithoff, 484. Northland Singles Classic High Games--C. Looman 222.

High Series--C. Looman 607. Wednesday Summer League High Game--C. Looman, 238. High Series--C.

Looman, 609. Rafer Johnson HI CULVER CITY, Calif. (DPI) --Rafer Johnson, 1960 Olympic decathlon champion, is reported in "good condition" in a hospital here today after he was admitted Saturday for what was described as "back trouble." Viet Prisoner Is Healthy LONDON (UPD--A Western Pennsylvania Navy flier, who has been a prisoner of the North Vietnamese for months, is in good physical health, according to a weekend dispatch in a London newspaper. Lt. Commander Robert Schumaker, of New Wilmington, Pa.

was quoted in the Sunday times as saying "I have been treated humanely." The newspaper said a trade unionist, Ralph Bond, was invited by the North Vietnamese government to Hanoi where he interviewed Schumaker June 7. His account was telephoned back to London. "I am well fed and clothed, and I have a bed to sleep in. I drink mineral water. I hope that if one of the Vietnamese were to be captured by us he would be treated as well as I am." the pilot was quoted as saying.

Schumaker, who was shot down Feb. 11 in one of the first air attacks on North Viet Nam, was asked why he took part in the action. "I am a military officer and I obey he replied "but I thought the purpose of my a a was retaliation. I thought my attack was justified, but I doubt it now." M. De Ridder Dies at 55 Martin De Ridder.

55 of 3274 Lake Shore Park Township, died Sunday afternoon of self- inflicted gun shot wounds. Mr. De Ridder was born in Holland and has lived here all of his life. He was employed at West Michigan Furniture Co. for the past year.

Surviving are his wife, Jennie: one daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Simmons of Holland; five grandchildren, three stepsons, Marvin Evink of Kent City; Jack Romeyn of Grandville and Raymond Romeyn of Sparata; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Elaine Morrison of Kalamazoo; two brothers, John De Ridder and Frank De Ridder of Florida: four sisters, Mrs. R.B. Grigsby; Mrs.

Cy Hoezee; Mrs. Harry Zoerman and Mrs. Ben Ten Cate, all of Holland. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Dykstra Funeral Chapel with Pastor Peter Jacobusse officiating.

Burial will be in Pilgrim Home Cemetery. Relatives and friends may meet the family at the Dykstra Chapel Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. The body will not be shown. Mrs. R.

Eash Dies at 67 Mrs. Ralph D. (Ruth) Kash, 07, of 458 Lakewoud died ut Holland Hospital Saturday I afternoon iifter being hospitalized for 12 days. Born in Mason, Mrs. Eash was graduated from Mason High School and Albion College.

At the year of her graduation in 1923, the Eashes were married and for several years made their home in East Orange, NJ. In 1935, the family moved to their present address in Holland. She was a member of Hope Reformed Church and of the Women's Guild for Christian Service there. She had been active in the Holland Chapter of the AAUW, was a past member of the Holland Garden Club and served the Woman's Literary Club as secretary and as the first president of the Holland Camp Fire Girls' board. She was also a past president of the Abraham Leenhouts Holland Hospital Auxiliary.

Surviving are the husband; one daughter, Mrs. Ben (Doris) Harrison; of Seattle, two sons, R. Douglas of Midland and Dr. David T. Eash of Los Alamos, N.M.; four grandchildren: three sisters, Mrs.

Harley Meeder of Gun Lake, Mrs. Fred Dunlap of Patterson Heights, Pa. and Mrs. Mildred Wood of Pasadena, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.

at the Notier-Ver Lee-Langeland Chapel with the Rev. William C. Hillegonds officiating. Burial will be in Pilgrim Home cemetery. Friends may meet the family at the Notier-Ver Lee-Langeland Chapel tonight from 7 to 9.

WANTED SITUATION WANTED Carpentry, custom cabinet work. No job too small. Hunsens. Tel. 335-3372.

290-295 WANTED Tutoring by local teacher. Tel. EX 6-2203. 289-294 WANTED Interior and exterior painting. Modern Decorating Service.

Phone EX 2-20110. 288-293 WANTED-Jobs hauling black dirt, clay loam. Also complete landscaping. Free estimates. Call EX 6-6707 or EX 2-2854 Brower Bros.

287-292 WANTED Cars to wax $8. Phone 396-8181. 290-2D2 WANTED Housecleaning: Walls, windows, etc. Janitor service. Experienced.

Phone EX 6-4455 or EX 2-9889. 287-292 WANTED Interior and exterior painting. Professional work. Call EX 6-6376. 290-295 WANTED--Flat cement work: Floors, footings, driveways, etc.

Call Kamphuis EX 6-5903. 287-292 WANTED Part-time job by reliable man after 4 p.m. and Saturdays. Write Box 38, Care Sentinel. 290-292p WANTED--Gardens and lawns to rotovate, any size.

Phone ED 5-8734. 287-292 WANTED Houses to paint by two college students. Free estimates. EX G-2203 or EX 6-2433. 286-291p WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP Drenthe Teams Play DRENTHE Borculo defeated North Blendon, 6-2 and Drenthe won over Forest Grove, 2-0 Friday night in Drenthe softball association League games.

Settlement Strike Win First Game VIENNA I Hungary nipped Austria 1-0 before a crowd of 72,000 Sunday in their first leg World Soccer Cup qualification game. Attendance Mark Set NEW YORK (UPI)--The New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers attracted 57,175 paying customers to their doubleheader Sunday to an all-time Shea Stadium attendance mark. GRAND RAPIDS (UPD--Jim Kelley, business agent for Teamsters Local 406, said today that a settlement was reached between nine out-state locals and the Michigan Institute oi Industrial Laundries. The settlement averted a walkout by 800 drivers in major out-state Michigan cities which had been set for midnight. Kelley said it was difficult to determine the exact amount of the benefits awarded in the contract by the 10 laundries in the association "because of commission increase factors to driv- Blabla Wins Race CHANTILLY, France I Blabla won the $100,000 Prix de Diane for 3-year-old fillies Sunday by 1 lengths.

Wins Drag Race GARY. Ind. I A Ma, lone of Lutz, took top A- fuel dragster class honors Sunday by burning the traps in 8.78 seconds at 191.48 mile.s an hour 1 in the American Hotrod Association national championships. Takes Hackett Post KALAMAZOO Fred Tremblay, former Schoolcraft basketball coach who stepped down from coaching in 1960, has been named head basketball coach at Kalamazoo Hackett High School. He coached five years at Schoolcraft and has been in the insurance business.

He succeeds Tony LaScala, who resigned to become head basketball coach at St. Procopius College in Illinois The association recently announced it estimated the benefits at about $19.50 a week for a three-year period, including wages and fringe benefits and commissions. This did not include the adjusted commission increases, a union spokesman said. The walkout would have affected 1,600 inside workers besides the drivers and would have stopped deliveries to barbers, cafes, hotels, factories and other outlets. See or call one of the following Salesmen Harv Knapp EX 4-491 Gene Timmer ED 5-8603 Bud DuKscljec KX 4 Al Piersma EX 6-7780 Hess Rercns EX 6-8890 Don Michmerhuizen EX fi-6937 Don Ter Haar EX 2-3242 Andy Behrman EX 6-R826 John Prins EX 4-4391 John Bosch PR 2-6294 Ray Wcnke EX 4-4386 Herm Mcdema EX 6-5129 Harold Meyer EX 6-2333 Open Tues.

and F'ri. 'till p.m. Thurs. and Sat. 'till 5 p.m.

289-294 Coaching Changes Made KALAMAZOO--Newall (Scotty) Wilson, head baseball coach at Kalamazoo Central High School, has been named head basketball coach. He succeeds Manley Fossen Jack Vrcdcvelt has been named tennis a succeeding Don Worth. Pigeon Club Meets A "swap and shop" session for members of the Western Michigan Pigeon Association will be held Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the home of Herb Wybenga at 38 Taft Zeeland. Two Are Hospitalized With Accident Injuries Two persons wore, admitted to Holland Hospital Saturday with injuries received in a three-car crash at 112th Ave and Lake- wotxJ Blvd in Holland township at 4-50 p.m.

Admitted were Kleanor Faith Spoelstra, 19, Fiyron Zeeland, driver ol one car, and her passenger, Esther Schout, 19, route 1. Zccland. Both received head injuries, abrasions and bruises. According lo Ottawa county sheriff's officers who are investigating, the accident occurred when the car driven by Mss Spoelstra collided with one driven by Elton Dale Overwt-g, 17, of 137 West 15th Si. which hit car driven bv Raymond Alsip, of 129 Walnut St.

It wa.s reported neither Alsip nor his five children were injured. It look more than 35,000 years for the Niagara River to cut the mile channel from Queonstown to where the Colombian of South America long before Columbus discovered the New World Hospital Notes Admitted to Holland Hospital Friday were Mark Lawrence, 15473 Ransom: Mrs. August Manche, 46 East 18th Mrs. Chester Vander Molen, 198 West 16th Maurice Griffiths, 1089 Legion Park Mrs. Ethel Telling, 571 Michigan Robert Stevenson, 16962 Ransom; Marvin Nienhuis, 607 Woodland Rev.

John Van Peursem, 129 Wall Zeeland; Mrs. Herman Weyschede, 130 15th Ronald Anys, 6906 Butternut West Olive: i Mark Essink, route 2, Hamilton: i John Austin, 1601 Sheldon, Grand Haven. Discharged Friday were Mrs. Donald Bridges, 2256 First Bryan Raak, 210 North River Mrs. Stan Gates and baby, Hamilton; Mrs.

Carl i Jaeger and baby, 430 Lakei shore Mrs. William Hedglin and baby, 325 Lincoln, Zeeland; 1 Mrs. Archie Hayes, 471 James Mrs. Maggie Bouwman, 12 'East Sixth Mrs. Thomas Robertson, route Mrs.

Cy Hosley, 16769 Riley Henry Engelsman, 540 College 1 Mrs. Robert Schrontenboer and baby, route Charles Wangen, 47 West 34th Mrs. beth Geerlings, 754 Central Mrs. Henry Ten Brink, route 1, Hamilton. Admitted Saturday were Richard Overway, 97 Columbia 'Mrs.

Gertrude Bos, 213 West 16th Donna Church, Saugatuck; Eleanor Spoelstra, 6419 Byron Zeeland. Discharged Saturday were Mrs. David McKellips and baby, 201 West Walter. Fennville; Ellsworth Exo, route Mrs. Carl Dames and baby, route Mrs.

Alvin Heerspink and baby, 6373 Blue Jay Lane; Mrs. Charles Zinomick, route 2, West Olive; John R. Brandsen, 55 East 40th Raymond Slotman, route Mrs. Martin Trujillo, 200 Maple Mrs. Jerome Houtman and baby, 3118 Ki2nd Ave Mrs Clayton Ter Haar, 370 Wildwood: Roya Overby, 130 Charles; Ronald Anys, fi90fi Butternut West Olive; Simon Dogger, 594 Crescent Mark Essink, route 2.

Hamilton. Admitted Sunday were John Ten Cate, 3330 146th Mrs. Gunther Olbrich, 267 West 17th Richard Coleman, Graafschap Nelson Bakker, route Robert J. Vande Vort, route 1, Hamilton; Jill De Ridder, 695 160th Sally Koning, 139 Beth. Discharged Sunday Henry Pas, 10935 Chicago Zeeland; Ricardo Sontamarian, 563 College Stanley Kalman, 64 Madison Mrs.

Pedro Rodriguez, 122 West 26th St Lois Boullion, 339 West I4th St Russell Baron, 125 Cypress; Raymond Hulsl, route Hamilton John Stoel, 74, Dies in Indiana LA PORTE, Ind. John Stoel. 74. former Holland resident, died Saturday in Community Hospital, La Porte, following a lingering illness. Surviving are the wife, Grace; three daughters, Mrs.

Marguerite Van Dyke of Portland, Mrs. Dorine Cavin and Mrs. Blanche Reuille both of La Porte; one brother, Martin Stoel of Muskegon, two sisters, Mrs. Anna Minnema and Mrs. Gertrude Kasminsky both of Holland, three sisters- in-law, Mrs.

Jessie Stoel and Mrs. Pearl Stoel both of Holland and Mrs. Flossie Stoel of Lake Odessa, Mich. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from the Haverstocks Chapel in La Porte.

WANTED Lawns to aerate, fertilize and dead grass removed. Phone EX 6-6667. 285-290 i WANTED Watch repair. Guaranteed work. Bill Blair, 209 W.

25th. Phone EX 6-8626. 285-290 WANTED Landscape jobs, 1 wn and shrub care, planting, fertilizing. Call EX 6-4405. 1 perial Landscape Service 285-290 WANTED--Exterior and interior decorating, wall papering.

Decorators. Phone EX 4-4608. 285-290 Baby, Six Months Old, Suffocates GRAND HAVEN James Rodgers six-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rodgers I Sr.

suffocated in a pillow at i noon Sunday in the home of his parents on 148th Ave. south of M-104. Sheriff's officers responded i and escorted an ambulance to Grand Haven Municipal Hospi' tal where physicians worked over the child for 1 hours in a futile attempt to revive him. Mrs. Rodgers told officers she had fed the baby and propped him up in a chair with a pillow while she went outdoors.

When i she returned the child had fallen over with his face in the pillow. The body was taken to Lee i Funeral Home in Muskegon Heights. 1 Six Year-Old Injured In Two Car Collision A six-year-old Grand Rapid, Kir! was treated for injuries at Holland hospital after a two car accident on Ottawa Beach Rd one-quarter mile east of 152nd A Sunday at 4:25 JoAnn Ten Elshof. (i, a passenger in a car operated by her father Roger A Ten Elshof, 31, of Grand Rapids, was treated for bruises to the head Ten car was struck in the rear by a car operated by Edd Weits, 20, of Shcboygan, Wisconsin. Weils' car rolled over after the collision Ottawa sheriff deputies cited Weits for excessive speed and Ton Bishof for no operators license on his person.

The base of Egypt's Great Pyramid covers enough ground 1 3 acres--to hold the cathedrals of Florence and Milan, Paul's of London and the I Basilica of St. Peter's in Rome. FUNERAL NOTICE EASH: Mrs. Ralph D. (Ruth) Eash, 67, of 458 Lakewood passed away at Holland Hospital at 3:30 p.m.

Saturday after being hospitalized for 12 days. Funeral services will be held I at the Notier-Ver Lee-Langeland Chapel on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. i the Rev. William C. Hil- 1 legonds officiating, the interment at Pilgrim Home Ceme- tery.

Friends may meet the family at the Notier-Ver Lee Langeland Chapel this evening from 7 until p.m. 290 BECKER Funeral services for Christian Eber Becker, 16, of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Becker of 2681 112th Holland, who lost his life in an accidental drowning on Saturday, will be held on Tuesday at I 30 p.m.

at the Hope Reformed Church with the Rev. William (' Hillegond.s officiating, the interment at Pilgrim Homo Cemetery. Friends a meet the a i fit Nolier-Vcr Lee Langeland Chapel this evening 7 until 9 p.m. 290 I Funeral services for Mr Gerrit Mulder, age 77, of route 2, Holland, will be Tuos- a 2 the South Olive I Christian Reformed Church with Donald Van Gent official- 1 ing Burial will be in North i Holland Cemetery, Friends may moct the family at the Nolier- Vor I-ee-Lnnfioland Chapel this I evening from 741 p.m. will meet in church base- imont al I 45.

p.m. 290 WANTED By married woman I ride to downtown Grand 1 Rapids daily. Must arrive there a.m. and leave 5:30 p.m. or later.

Write Box 36, Care Sentinel. 288-293 IFOR RENT APARTMENTS 'FOR RENT 3 room upper apartment. Enclosed stair- 1 way. 424 Central or Phone EX 6-4883. 290-295 FOR RENT 2 bedroom apartment 1 child accepted.

Utilities included. Call EX 6-4433. Van Wieren Realty, 453 Wash, ington Ave. 290-292 FOR RENT Upper 3 room furnished apartment. Close in.

Inquire at 318 W. 32nd. 290-295 FOR RENT 1 bedroom ufur- nished lower apartment. Tel. EX 6-7147.

290-295 FOR RENT Upper unfurnish- ed one bedroom apartment $60 Heated. Phone ED 5-5707. 290-295 FOR RENT Unfurnished up- 1 per apartment near downtown. Heat furnished. a EX 6-5760.

289-291 'FOR RENT--Modern 5 rooms, furnished apartment. Married adults. Phone EX 2-9693. 288-293p i FOR RENT--Large lower apartment. 2 bedrooms.

Phone EX 6-5998. 288-290 FOR RENT--I bedroom apartment includes stove and refrigerator. Inquire 10 W. 19th St. between 6-8 p.m.

Refer- WANTED Male help. Baker, upply in person. 445 Washington Square. Barbara Jean Bakery. 287-290 SERVicilnPATlON ATTENDANT Full time opening with guaranteed income for a personable young man.

18 or over with sales ability. A career position with management possibilities. High school graduate preferred. Training program and many fringe benefits. Sunday work required.

Contact (Jay At Town Talk Service 2 No. River Ave. 289-294 WANTED Maintenance men, 18-50 years old, to clean Thrifty Acres from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Full range of employe benefits include life insurance, hospitalization insurance, paid vacations and holidays.

Experience preferable but not necessary. Beginning rate $1.50 to $1.75 depending on experience. Apply to Fred Veltman at Thrifty Acres, River at Douglas. 287-291 WANTED Christian man needed. Full or part-time, lifetime security.

Experience Sunday School, ministry helpful. Earn $100 weekly and up. No competition. Write John Rudin 22 West Madison Chicago 2, Illinois. 290 ATTENTION SCHOOL TEACHERS Enjoy pleasant dignified work during the summer months.

Our past experience with the teaching staff on our payroll, has been a pleasant one. This Ls why we again this year are offering wonderful job opportunities. Prefer male help over 25 years old. Phone 112-534-7608 to get the facts on how we can supplement your summer income. 289-294 WANTED Maintenance man.

Immediate opening in a growing organization for a man possessing ability to satisfactorily perform Class 'A' maintenance work. Including electrical, mechanical, millwright, pipe fitting. Must have good physical condition and ability to climb and work at elevated levels. Pay rate commensurate with experience. A comprehensive program of fringe benefits, including: life, hospital, medical, surgical insurance with dependent coverage, sickness and accident insurance, bereavement benefits, pension program.

Apply Bohn Aluminum and Brass 365 W. 24th, Holland. An equal opportunity employer. 286-291 WANTED Young man to learn clerical and supervisory work, with western Michigan company. Permanent position with opportunity for advancement.

Knowledge of electricity helpful. Write Box 58, Care Sentinel. 286-291 WANTED Delivery man for retail milk route. Write Box 34, Cure Sentinel. 289-291 WANTED Finish repair man.

Steady work and real opportunity (or right man. Apply at Holland Furniture Mii River Avenue. 2811-290 WANTED Men in buff and paint department. Apply personnel office. Scott's Douglas, Mich.

286-291 WANTED Finishing room foreman. Must be experienced wood finicher and spray painter. Ottawa Placement Service, 339 E. 16th. Phone EX 4-4520.

286-2'Jl WANTED Man with experience in repair of automatic machinery. Must be able to repair punch presses, assembly and spot welding equipment. Machinist or tool room background experience essential. Write Box 72, Care Sentinel, stating qualifications. 288-293 WANTED A young man for the printing department at The Holland Evening Sentinel.

Would like a man with knowledge of printing and ability to type. Experience on Linotype machine would be of real value to applicant. Apply im- I mediately at the Holland i Evening Sentinel office, 54-56 West 8th Street. 289-291 WANTED Patrolmen must be high school graduate age 21-31. 5'9" minimum height, veteran preferred.

See Chief Van Hoff, 61 W. 8th. 289-291 I WANTED Man for night utility work. Apply in person. Howard Restaurant.

1190 South Washington. 289-291 WANTED Machinists, assemblers and scraper hands. Apply Western Machine Tool Works. 285-290 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE SALESMAN EXPERIENCED PREFERRED, FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW CALL ED 5-3871. WIERSMA, REALTORS 120 Waukazoo Drive 288-290 OPPORTUNITY MANAGER WANTED Block, the nation's largest income tax service, wants to locate a person capable of opening a volume tax service in Holland.

Excellent oportunity for right person. We train you For details, write Block. Box 858, Flint, Michigan. 287-29(1 WANTED MEN AND WOMEN WANTED Opportunity tor- local resident over 25 interested in weekly income to $150 to $200 or more. Write Rawleigh.

Dept. MCF 561-1257, Freeport. 111. 290, 302 WE WILL TRAIN You for one of the high income positions, if you qualify. Must be over 25, have car and able to start immediately.

If you are at present in a dead end and would like the opportunity to advance into a position of trust and responsibility it would be worth 1 hour of your time to come in and talk to us Call 112-534-7608 for appointment. 289-294 ences. 286-291p 30th AND MAPLE Lovely new 2 bedroom apartments. Available for immediate occupancy. All utilities plus hot water, heat, refrigerator, range, garbage disposal, incinerator and automatic washer and dryer furnished.

Phone 112-949-5529 285-290 Roy Wymore Succumbs In Florida Hospital DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Funeral services for Roy A. Wymore, former a resident who died Thursday, were scheduled today at Woodward and Lowthcr Funeral Home in Holly Hill with cremation to follow. Wymore who moved to Holland in 1953 died at Halifax District Hospital in Daytona following surgery. He was born in Oskaloosa, Iowa.

He joined the Gary, police department in 1930 and retired in 1950. He and his wife have lived in Daytona Beach since 1901. Ho was a member of the Christian Church, a past president of the Gary Fraternal Order of Police, a member of the Loyal OroVr of Moose and the Police League of Indiana. Ho is by his wife, Helen, and one nephew, Hon Johnson of Monroe, Wis. William Honry Harrison wa.s the first U.S.

president to nr- rivc in Washington for the inauguration by train WANTED TO Buy--Junk cars. Phone 335-5976. 287-292 WANTED FURNITURE and appliances. Also buy complete homes of furniture. Van Hill Sales Pavilion Phone EX 4-4176 287-292 Ver Beek Rites Scheduled Here ZEELAND Funeral sen'- ices for Albert J.

Ver Beek, 78, who died Saturday morning, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m at the North Street Christian Reformed Church with the Rev. L. J. Hofman officiating. Burial will be in Bentheim cemetery Relatives will meet in the church basement at 1:45 p.m.

The body reposes at the Yntoma Funeral Home where relatives and friends may mo.ct the fam- ily tonight from 7 to 9 m. Mr. Ver Beek died at Pine Rest Christian Hospital following a long illness. He was formerly a farmer in Oakland and moved to Zeeland about 10 years He worked in a Holland furniture factory until bccominR ill about 2 years ago. He was a member of North Street Christian Reformed Church.

Surviving a a daughter, Mrs Harold (Goldic) Brcmer of Oakland; one son. Nelson of Holland; i grandchildren; four brothers, Cornell, Bort and Gorrit all of Oakland, John of Holland; two sisters, Mrs. Henry Van Dam and Mrs. George Boerman, bolh of Oakland; one sister-in-law, Mrs. Harm Ver Book of Ten I and Firemen Answer Call Firemen answered a call at I I a.m.

today at 47 West 3lsl SI when it washing machine motor over healed. The fire wa.s mil when firemen arrived. Dam- ngo was contained to the mach- ino. More Ihnn prr cent of American homos have electric irons and M) per cent have vwiium cleaners. MEN AND WOMEN Age 24-44 National i chemical firm has opening in Holland area for ambitious person with car and phone.

Excellent starting wage. Job jumpers do not apply. For personal interview call ED 5-3233 from 8-9 p.m. 285-290 WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED Single individual or couple to live in and do housework. References re- quired.

Call Mrs. Charles I Sligh Jr. Tel. ED 5-5432. 290-292 THE HOWARD JOHNSON CO.

to hire a hostess for jtlieir Holland restaurant. Includes company benefits, uniforms furnished, paid vacation. Apply in person. Mr. Charlton between 2-5 p.m.

Howard John- json Restaurant. 1190 So. Washington. 289-291 EWSPAPERl 'WANTED Ice cream store assistant manager, or clerk 25-35. Must be able to work day or night.

No experience necessary. Write Box 76, Care Sentinel. 289-294 WANTED--Sales lady, 40 hours per week. Paid vacations plus other benefits. S.

S. Kresge 12 E. 8th. 288-293 I WANTED--College student, 20 years or older. Able lo swim and drive.

Light housekeeping ironing. Ottawa Beach Collage entire summer. I midweek day off. Call EX 2-2958. 288-290 SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER, full lime, pleasant air conditioned realtors office.

Give details as lo age, experience, references. All replies strictly confidential. personnel know of this ad. Write Box 78. Care Sentinel.

2H9-29I WANTED Saleswoman, expo- ricnccd in selling, ready lo wear and lingerie Please apply in person. Alexander's 286-291 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE and ACtKSSOIUKS CAR RUSTY? Repair il with Fyhcr, the fiberglass repair putty. Meal for boat and home use. Main Auto Supply.