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PAGE TEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1970 SIMULATED FLIGHT Astronauts Mark De Jonge (left) and Dennis Peters, members of the sixth grade class at Sandyview School, made a trip in their spaceship Manhattan Junior Friday. (Sentinel photo) Manhattan Junior Craft Blasts Off at Sandyview A lot of sixth grade ingenuity and imagination made a space launching pad of John Boer- rnan's class room at Sandyview School Friday. In a spaceship Manhattan Junior, astronauts Dennis Peters and Mark De Jonge made an imaginary space flight. The wonderful spaceship was constructed by crew members Bill Brower, Mark Fredericks, Randy Kooiman and Brian Lake, BLOCK INCOME TAX SERVICE 70 W. 8fh Ph.

396-55IT using lots of masking tape. I Nutrition experts Marlenc Klaasen, Barbara Schipper. Susan Elenbaas and Diane Wolters revealed in a television interview with announcer David Icle, that the space menu would consist -of toast squares, veal cubes, dry breakfast drink and dried fruit. Weatherman Clark Cooper reported good weather conditions before blastoff and the control tower men, Steve Boeve and David Timmer kept in touch with the pair' as they traveled through space. After the successful return landing, Dr.

Erick Nyhof and Nurse Cindy Van Dussen reported that the astronauts had not suffered any ill effects from THE DUTCHMAN SALUTES BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS The BPW folks have gone all out for Christmas this year. If you haven't seen the dazzling decorations at their plant, take a drive there some evening soon. It's a sight to behold, and something Holland can be proud of. HOLLAND MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. General Offices, Holland, Michigan their trip to the moon and were in good health.

After their isolation period they were greeted by their wives, Kathy Voorhorst and Wilma Prinsen while reporters Larry Kroese and Roger Swierenga interviewed them. The important events were recorded by space secretaries Karen Brink, Sandy Overweg and Luann Voorhorst. The simulated space flight was the climax of a study of the universe by the sixth grade taught by Mrs. Karen Schra, a senior education student at Hope College and Boerman. Hope College Professor Given Fellowship Award Dr.

Dwight Smith, professor of chemistry at Hope College, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Faculty Fellowship for the year 1971-72, to the Scripps Institute in California. This highly coveted fellowship will enable Dr. Smith, a member of the Hope faculty since 1967, to engage in work in the Division of Graduate Education and Science and to pursue research at Scripps during his sabbatical leave for that year. Another member of the Hope chemistry faculty, David Klein, held a similar fellowship two years ago to Scripps. Hoffman in Saigon SAIGON Dr.

Oswald C. J. Hoffman of St. Louis, speaker on the worldwide Lutheran Hour broadcast, arrived in Saigon Saturday to spend his second Christmas visiting American service men and women in South Vietnam. TO Values to $23.00 American Girl Air Step Life Stride LADY BOSTONIAN FANFARE Dress Casual Sport Pant Shoes Oxfords AND NEW FRIENDS--Gerrit Derksen, 82, of 610 Bay finds the ducks on Lake Macatawa a welcome addition to the neighborhood, besides which they are fun to feed and watch.

He has been retired for several years and enjoys gardening and yard work in the summer, but after shoveling the driveway in the winter there just isn't much to do. However, in the winter he does enjoy feeding the birds, rabbits, squirrels and now the ducks in the area. (Sentinel photo) COME AND GET IT A flock of white domestic ducks mallards seem to have found a home on the south side of Lake Macatawa near Bay even though the ice forming there is threatening to trap them. Maybe they enjoy the attention and treatment they receive from the local residents Gerrit Derksen is shown tossing some food to the water foul Wednesday morning. (Sentinel photo) ft Shop Tonight, Tuesday Wednesday 'Til 9 p.m.

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A Admirer Places Wreath At Stalin's Grave MOSCOW (UPI)--An unknown admirer of Josef V. Stalin placed a wreath at the grave of the discredited onetime Soviet supreme leader on the Red Square today. The occasion was Stalin's 91st birthday, a day unobserved and unmarked anywhere except in Stalin's native republic of Georgia. Statues and portraits of Stalin, of which there were hundreds of thousands in his lifetime, are still taboo except in Georgia where portraits of him can be bought for a few kopecks (cents). Family of Five Die In New York Blaze SODUS, N.Y.

(UPI) Five more persons died early today when flames swept a rural home here. The Wayne County Sheriff's office identified the victims as Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy and their three children. Lutherans Ordain 1st Woman Pastor MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.

(UP!) --The first woman pastor in the American Lutheran Church (ALC) --the first woman in the country assigned to parish ministry --has been ordained here. Sunday's ordination of Barbara Andrews, 34, who is confined to a wheelchair by cerebral palsy, was made possible when the ALC approved ordination of women at its convention in October. It is the second Lutheran group to remove the sex restriction. The Lutheran Church in America (LCA), the other Lutheran body to remove restrictions against women, ordained Elizabeth A. Platz a month ago in Baltimore.

Four Vehicle Collision Injures One Motorist Betty L. Driesenga, 23, of route 2, Hamilton, driver of one of four cars involved in a chain- reaction collision Saturday at 11:17 a.m. along River 209 feet north of Pine was treated at Holland Hospital for bruises of the right -thigh and released. Holland police cited Jake Vander Hulst, 54, of 458 Alice Zeeland, for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after the vehicle he was operating hit the rear of a car operated by Richard A. Bosman, 20, of 761 Lincoln Ave.

which in turn hit the car ahead operated by Richard D. Modders, 24, of 322 East 13th St. All were northbound on River Ave. Kent State Rejects NSA KENT, Ohio (UPI) -Kent State University has refused the National Student Association (NSA) permission to hold its annual leadership conference on campus! next month. Kent State Dean of Student Affairs Dr.

Richard Bredemeir said Sunday University President Robert I. White desired a one-year moratorium from such activities as the result of the May 4 shooting of four students by National Guardsmen. "President White has mentioned several times that Kent State needs one full year of normal operations to give us the proper time to recover from the terrible wound of last spring," Bredemeir said. NSA had planned to gather 1.000 delegates here to discuss the shootings and international student relations, among other topics. NSA members said in Moscow Sunday, not knowing of KSU's rejection of the conference, that they would bring "joint declarations of peace" here that they had received from North and South Vietnamese student representatives.

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