The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 16

PAGE EIGHT THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964 GOP Expects No Large Negro Vote 1.500 eligible, non-registered voters in this area and if Negro Americans are willing to face jail and death for this privilege, they have an obligation to vote." I'nited Press International Politically minded Negro organizations have mighty little to offer Republicans in exchange for GOP acceptance of Negro advice on the 19fi4 presidential ticket and platform Organized Negroes seek to veto next week the nomination of Sen Barry Goldwater for president by the 28th Republican National Convention assembled in San Francisco. The Negro leaders can and a do threaten that voting Negroes surely would boycott a Goldwater presidential ticket. But these lenders cannot persuasive-! promise that any other Re- i publican presidential nominee would be able to break Democratic grip on the big city i Negro voting blocs. The Negroes are on firmer ground with respect to the plat- They want an all-out dorsement of 19H4 civil rights bill which is not unreasonable although they probably i not get it. In any event, it is not likely that the assembling Republicans will be able to out-promise the Democrats Lincoln Group Enjoys Crafts, Vraied Games Lincoln School recreation cen- i ter has ended its second week i of activity.

Table tennis, box I hockey, bean bag toss were the most popular games. Leather; and bead craft, were also enjoyed by many The little i ones have listened to records, and stories and their favorite games for this week london bridges and red red rover. Tournament games have been held and Junior Callan was the champion for the box hockey game. Barbara Walters won the liall bouncing contest The boys baseball team won their game with Apple Avenue. the big event of the week was the parade on Friday with decorated bikes, trikes.

carts, and batons. were given i Junior Callan i i in the 1964 platform bidding for I first; Barbara Keen, second. Negro votes. The Negro a i toward the Republican party was well established in I960. Richard M.

Nixon was the Republican pres- i i a nominee. i civil rights record a excellent from the Negro standpoint. Nixon was far in advance of President Eisenhower on civil rights. In the nine great cities where the northern Negro vote is concentrated, Nixon was licked badK In those cities lie averaged per cent of the Negro vote. Eisenhower's vote average four years previously was per cent That election was the high tide of Negro support for a Republican presidential candidate i a i IV Roosevelt Negroes to his New Heals The nine cities where the Negro Note is concentrated are.

a i n. Chicago. a i i a i York. i a i a i and Pelroil. Nixon's best showing among the Negroes was :i.i -4 per cent in Boston, John F.

Kennedy's home town. In i major southern cities. i polled 29 per cent of the Negro vote in I960 and Eisenhower polled 51.8 per cent in These cities were: Charl Dallas. Louisville. Memphis and Richmond.

On the record of past per- a it would appear that the Republicans cannot expect i i i a Negro support i year regardless of a and nominee. Southern i voters, however, i he a a to a i a president i a i i picked a in Florida. Tennessee and i i i a in Cioldwater's appeal to southern i should be much greater. i i rights is not the only issue on which C.oldwater could expect southern support. The broad questions of centraliza- i of power in Washington and the issue of federal debt and deficit spending would have substance in the South.

C.oldwater has been bearing down on those issues NAACP Plans Voter Drive C.HAND A I i I Hapids chapter of a i a Association for the Adv a of Colored People announced Wednesday it. will conduct a voter registration i in 16 precincts' of the Ward where there i ha.s bei-n an a a in recent a eiecf.iins Sho'aion School has been do- for registrations Parades aiiil a drum and bugle curp. plus i herald ihe i a i i in a a Or. WAV presuloni of A A a SHU! Wednesday "We believe there arc at least and Wendy Asma, i for the best decorated bicycles Awards for the best decorated tricycles went to Ricky De Vries, i Julie Ue a second, and Mike Meyer, third. Dianne Hyma and Debbie Hyma tied for first for the decorated cart i Margo Muyskens, second, and Jill Pennell.

i The bcsl decorated baton awards went to Terri Van Bev eren. i and Van Bev- ercn. second Mrs. Clarence a is director of the recreation center i a F.ssenhurg. Vern Plagenhpef and Sandy Wangen a.s the helpers Younger Seeks Fifth Term in New District Deck Bikes For Parade At Van Raalte The main event at the Van Raalte recreation center this 1 week was a 4th of July parade I held Friday afternoon.

Many of the children marched while others rode their decorated bicycles or pulled wagons. The prize for the best decorated wagon and bicycle combination went to Judy Zachary while Jan Smeenge was awarded a prize for the best decorated bike Others decorating bikes and wagons were Mike Kimber, Henrietta and Jane Dykhuis, and Cathy Brink. An outstanding "pirate ship" float was entered by Larry Woodal complete with a pirate inside. Many of the children made plastic sparkle bracelets this week in addition to the usual leathercraft projects. Pitcher Charlie Pugh and the Van Raalte softball team won two games last week.

Van Raalte 19, Jefferson Van Raalte :50. Washington 8. In the Jefferson game home runs were hit by Rich Bliss. Steve Hamlin. Bill Blanton, and Pugh.

In the Washington contest the team collected 24 hits including homers banged out by Bill Zych and Randy Bobeldyk. The team now has a record of joyed making tile coasters this week. Archery proved to be a popular sport this week. The children received instruction Carl Van Raalte. East Van Raalte's softball' team, behind the fine pitching of Ken Terpstra, defeated Longfellow.

15-G. Bob Allen and Ed Ariz htmered while a Sprick tripled to lead East's 11 hit attack. The team's record' now stands at 2-0. Sen. said fifth LANSING i rpi i state I i i Younger.

R-Lansing. Wednesday he will seek a in the new 241 District. The i i is composed of all of I a County except Locke ami Williamston townships and Williams! on Younger. 54. is chairman of the Senate Liquor Control Committee.

Named to Post KALAMAZOO (ITU-Ronald (i MacDonald has been named executive secretary of Uu Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. of Western i i a i i ii was announced Wodnesdav. Homemade Instruments Spark Parade The East Van Raalte recreation center enjoyed an early celebration of the 4th of July by a i a colorful 4th of July parade Friday morning Four junior leaders. Shelly Hamberg. Darlene Veenboer, Barb Otten, and Sherry Heid- oma stepped out in front as majorettes.

The children played i which they had made Drums were made from coffee cans and tin foil pie plates covered i wall paper and decorated i red, white, and blue crepe paper streamers Newspaper soldier hats were also decorated with streamers. Several boys and girls decorated their bicycles and rode them in the parade. The prize for the best decorated bicycle went to Jody Oiling. Joey Ruell, Jan Maat, Pam Good, Mike and Steven Vander Ploeg. Pat Maat, and a a i and Scott a der Linde also decorated their bikes.

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EX 4-8115 Children Busy At Maplewood Things were buzzing this week at the Maplewood Christian summer recreation center. The children enjoyed working on leathercraft, papercrafts, and bead bracelets. On Friday they made their own musical! instruments and had a Fourth of July parade. The baseball team defeated Lincoln School, 17 to 10. Bob 1 Schippers was the winning pitch- er.

Schippers and Larry Klein hit home runs for the Maple- wood Christian team Maplewood has a 1-1 record so a this season. Junior leaders at Maplewood Christian are Marcia Scholten. Jody Schippers, Luann Wieren- ga. and Judy Tuls. It is estimated that about 25 per cent of the hats sold to men i are size G- 7 FCC Okays Transfer Of Allen Pork Station WASHINGTON (UPI) The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved of the sale of television station WJMY-TV in Allen Park.

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