The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 6

PAGE FOURTEEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL Tulip Time Takes Over Heinz News The entire July edition of 57 News published by the H. Heinz has been devoted 19(53 Tulip festivities Holland. Mich. Besides several of pictures, the edition stories on the festival, the history of the city and the part the Hem? factory family plays in it. Photographs by neor.se I i i i portray costumed in I fields, children in costume, parade scenes, klompen duncers and several factory scenes The a included a shot of the gardener tending his tulips, em- ployes' children in costume or band uniforms and several of open house the Holland plant which attracted many visitors dnnns (he festival.

A special feature appeared on the ri i Schicrbeek a i selected as example of Dutch- American relations. Kdclie came to Holland with his parents from the Netherlands in the eldest of three children in the family. He became an American i 1943 and now is the father of girls and one boy. The article reads: "Eddie is one of the few people in and around Holland who speaks and Writes the Dutch language. He seems to stand as a i i factor between two vastly different His a i JOHNNY HAZARD by Robblnt RELENTING; JOHNNY LETS SNAP IN ON THE HARROWIN PETAILS OF THE AN' I SLEPT YOU MAY BE THE NEWSHOUNI7 OF A THIS COMBO, LOOKS LIKE I WAS I LATER THATCW, AN IMPENPINS Ntws PVPNT is PREWlNS OH THE SHEER FACE A Cliff IN THE POLOMTEALPSOF NORTHERN DiSCOUNTS during our BUSINESS ADJUSTMENT ONE, FOR THF TWO, BECAUSE I AM UNUSUAL' -x) WHX you STOPPING NOW? ANOTHER TWO HUNPREP FEET AN' WE'VE GOT IT A1AC7E, ALFREPO, I CAN WALK ON THIS ROCK EASILY.

IT ISN'T EVEN IT SLIPPERY AFTER WE UH 0 FREE YOU E.T TO OTHER END OF SLIPPERV FUKTSTONES FR5P, I'M (5OIN6 WITH AN'P BARNEV INTO TOWN ANP PICK UFA FEW WANT TO COME ALON I THINK I'LL. STAY HERE; NOT LIKE ALL THESE PRETTY (SIKLS AROUNC7. AMP HER LEAVINS ME PONT GET cherish close ties with their a i land. Late in June, the elder Schierbeeks took a direct flight to Amsterdam to visit, their brothers and sisters. "Eddie's children, on the other BIKES LAWN MOWERS HOBBIES HOUSEWARES GIFTS HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES TOYS HARDWARE PAINT SAVE A A WJN PRIZES CYCLE HARDWARE 254 i A Ph.

396-4684 DANCE V.F.W. CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT "THE BLUE NOTES" SERVING PIZZA I CHICKEN FRI. AND SAT. NIGHTS HOPE COLLEGE CAMPUS ti-olland, Michigan a are only looking to their prospects. Marilyn, 16.

wants to be a nurse: Patty, 13. 1 wants to do secretarial work: Eileen 12. aspires to joining the mission field, and Eddie 8, already is dreaming of a Ben Casey role. "The same traditions which lend their subtle influence to the Schierbeck family are apparent this Dutch community and make it what it is today -neat, cooperative, thrifty, home loving and Graphic Description Of College Head's Job BOULDER. Colo.

i I 1'iii- versity of Colorado English pro- i lessor J.D.A. O.silvy. in an article dealing with "The Problems of a President," concludes: The job of a president of a modern i i "combines the attractions of a bath in a cement- mixer i those of a trip hell in a paper i The longest Swiss alpenhorns which are of wooden construction a a i feet in length and are made of pine. Strike Hinders Construction 1 A A i I Labor 1 still plagues construction at a Valley State College but school officials insist classes will start on schedule Sept. 30.

The first two buildings oi Michigan's newest state college are under construction by Kimball Co. of Grand Rapids. The i has asked the State A i i a i Board to extend completion deadlines from Aug. 5 to Sept. 13.

Otherwise the i will have to pay i a i a penalties of several hundred dollars a clay. The projects were hampered first by the severe i then a area carpenters strike. A a by pipe tnverer.s and i a nm "is beginning to hamper us." said company (Iran! i However. GVSC i President i i Buchen said a the contractor has assured him the i i i Lake Michigan a will be ready in i for classes if the latest strike is set- i soon. Lake Superior Hall is scheduled for occupancy by the a i inn i a i i house a and a i i a i Factory Wages Top $100 for First Time A I The i Labor a reports a factory weekly pay a eraged i more a Slot) in i for the firs', time in U.S.

economic history. The a i 12..5 million factory i averaged SHHl.BO for a work the a said a The a included three hours of i at premium pay. WOULD "BEST "STATIONERY FOR AM AIRUME. BE GOOD WAV TO VJIPE 3-, SOAK H6R MOME 1 E. Pimibulel IT Catalog Store NO FROST T0 DIFROST Admiral Raborn Retires As Development Chief A 1 rpp--Vice Adm i a i i a F.

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20. Kadar is expected to arrive in Belgrade earlier. There has been no official con tirmation of either visit. Drum Corps Seek Title DETROIT i American Legion drum and bugle corps. I color guards and rifle squads from throughout Michigan will compete for state championships today.

The competition is being' held in conjunction with the -loth a nual state convention of the Le-1 gion. which opened Thursday with more than 18,000 nembers at- i tending. The convention runs i Sunday. i Defending champions include i The Golden Eagles, L'Anse. junior drum and bugle: Buick-Liberty post.

Flint, senior drum and bugle: Red Arrow senior band, Detroit: DSR post senior color guard, Detroit, and the L'Anse i junior color guard champs. The famed Zouaves precision drill team from Jackson will put on a demonstration. State Commander Joe Paul. Ishpeming, said the convention will review progress in the four areas of concern basic to the Legion: chart new plans for Legion programs and elect officers. Climax of the four-day convention is the giant parade scheduled in downtown Detroit at 3 p.m.

Saturday. Chase Ends In Auto Crash A A i I Three 1 Detroit youths miraculously escaped without a scratch early today when a stolen car I hey were driving crashed at KM) miles an hour i a wild police chase. Wasntenaw I'minty sheriff's officers arrested the drive! 1 Leonard Byerley, til, and two 15-year-old companions, a girl and a boy. Police took after the youths when they received a report that a car had been stolen from a neighbor's i a in Chelsea. The car was traveling KM) miles an hour when it suddenly went out of control on Road, crashed through a fence, went down an embankment and across both lanes of the i-D-1 shot up another embankment and smashed into a i i pole.

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