ith:erinhern.iiyrn.inBrand roughly year old damage ducts w A. Die! compan; ages wl water c; as they phane c Hollarcompan; the fire ing to r The al ductionff-Id-ngiu-ZeeliAbsers. ; rs. nd onjU-nd j nda.naIr.telnandndir-’a,ZEELi for the are now clerk’s o The b; through returned tion.Zeelan councilm treasure] I and a ju Candid councilm ward Nandofip-enson i ; Harmsel lt;Hoven,I treasure] Brink; s enson, / tice of tl ! Hill. Joh?r-ndaf-ngack i 59Until 1 ce.nturv,• yto be pi atmosphlt; “explain which hi swamps.'FIVE GENERATIONS — Ten-month-old Deborah Lynn De Feyter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger De Feyter, 544*2 Central Ave., poses on the lap of her great-great-grandmother, Mrs. Fred Vander Heuvel Sr.. 82, of 741 Butternut Dr. Seated at right is her great-grandmother, Mrs. Henry Kleeves ol New Holland St. Top row are the child’s grandmother. Mrs. Russel Six of Greenly St., and her mother. Deborah also has grandparents on her father’s side, including Mr. and Mrs. Jake De Feyter of 1575 Waukazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Day of Washburn, Wis., the great-grandparents.