The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 9

I I I A A A A A THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1963 PAGE TWO Economic Setup Here Ideal For Tourist Development Here 15 the fourth section of a report compiled by Dr. Frank W. Suggitt of Mason on the economic feasibility and growth potential Windmill. a program to devel. op the riverfront into a park with tulip fields.

gardens. etc. with an imported Dutch windmill as central attraction. Holland Area Economic Conditions Holland is all important trading manufacturing and tourist center of 25 000 The pcicapita effective buying income (purchasing power for the city was $1,955 in 1961 This is almost identical with the aver age per capita figure for Michigan as a whole. yet only eight Michi gan counties had a higher per purchasing power than did Holland It 15 significant that the eight counties that exceeded Hol land contained Michigan's eight largest metropolitan areas The population of Holland and the four surrounding townships totalled 41,332 In This was a 311 per cent increase over the 1950 Holland area population The Holland area 16 growing more rapidly than the two counties of which it is a part 1290 per cent or the state 4228 per cent', or the 118 per between 1950 nations Although there have been some losses of manufacturing cmployment, there have been sizable new capital investments IN manufacturing in the Holland area In a recent study of economic development potentials for Holland.

the Fantus Area Development Consulting Company repeat edly stressed that tourist enterprises showed the greatest poten tial for expamion In the area That report emphasized the need for a thorough analysis of the existing tourist industry and of po tential new ventures Although a detailed appraisal of the tourist industry and its future has not yet been made. research relating to Project Windmill points to the need and to the general potential. and of course Project Windmill 15 a tangible and perhaps a trendsetting step in that direction Comparing the seasonal pattern sales tax returns for the city of Holland with those of the Ottawa- County Region, the State of Michigan. and with a notable resort county that Holland 15 not taking advantage of its excellent opportunities in this field companng the monthly sales note the following. Area Per Capita Purchasing Sales Tax WHTC Holland Broadcasting Company Holland, Michigen 1450 on your radio dial.

Mutual News every hour and half hour. Thursday, Jan. 3 EVENING 5:00 News 5.05 Weather News 5 10 Auctioneer 5 15 Speaking Sports 5 35 Dinner Music 5 55 Your Protection 6 00 R.E. Barber World in Brief 6 05 Sentinel News 6 10 Michigan News 6:15 Dinner Music 6 35 Van Patrick 6 45 Wall Street Today 6 55 Dinner Music 6 59 First Mich. Bank Spot News 7 00 Evening Serenade 8 05 State Local News 8 10 Evening Serenade 905 State Local News 9 10 Evening Serenade 9 35 The World Today 10:05 State Local News 10 15 Basketball Scores 10 20 Evening Serenade 10 35 Basketball Scores 10.

40 Evening Serenade 11 00 National, State Local News 11 05 Evening Serenade 11 3 30 World, State Local News 11 35 Evening Serenade 11:55 Final News 12 00 Sign Off Friday, Jan. 4 DAYTIME 6 00 News 6 05 State Local Headlines 6.15 Basketball Scores 6 10 Clock Watcher 6 20 Clock Watcher 6 35 State Local News 6 45 Clock Watcher 7:05 Morning Meditation 7.12 Clock Watcher 7:35 Local State News 7.42 Weather News Sports 7 45 Clock Watcher Holland Christian Chapel 8:20 Clock Watcher 8:35 Morning Roundup 9:00 Local State News 0:05 Morning Roundup with Mary Emma Young 9:55 Sentinel News 10:00 State Local News 10:05 Talk of the Town 11:00 State Local News Zeeland Hour 12:00 World News Sentinel News Michigan News Farm Market Report Trading Post 12 25 Lost and Found 12:35 Luncheon News Notes 1:05 Cedric Foster 1 15 Musical Caravan 2 05 State Local News Sunnyside 3:38 Sentinel News 3:00 Michigan News tuna yside 64 Investor's Guide By Ham Shulsky I nave been playing the maiket for 40 years--never got far in gains 01 loves I now hold 607 Lehman Corp 100 Adams press, 150 General American, 103 Massachusett, Investment Trust 35 KI.M Royal Dutch, 30 Cons Edison. 50) Standard Oil N.J, 71 Socony Mobil and 54) Simpsons Lid I 78 but still active swim, dance drink and want to continue playing the market A You may have been 'playing the market for many years but you evidently have been savvy' enough to homo on to a portfolio which 15 mainly solid stuff So long as you promise not to disturb your solid foundation of securities, I don see why you shouldn't continue to play the market If one can arrive at age 78 with your mental, physical and financial fitness, he has a right to play jacks, or the horses, af it gives him pleasure Who owns the stock bought under the monthly investment plan? Why doe, the broker keep al after you have accumulated a full share? Is it to reinvest the dividends? A You own the stock you buy upder MIP. The fact that it is held in your account at the brokerage firm does not alter this one bit I think it would be a nuisance very expensive and for the broker to send you a certificate every time you accumulated a full hare And what would you do with a sheaf of 1-share certificates? If you have the shares trans ferred to your name, the dividend check will come to your home If you leave it 1n your brokerage account. the broker will receive the dividend and reinvest it for you I am retired with mutual (und, savings and loan accounts and $5,000 In bonds not yet matured We would like to invest $5,000 more but are reluctant to draw it out of the savings ac: counts What would you think of the idea" We need more income Why are you continuing to hold the F.

bonds? I'll grant you that then earning power improves 45 they approach maturity But af you ale 68 111 need of Income. there no point to holdung these If taxes ale a problem. convert the Es to Hs and begin receiv 1ng income every sIX months If you have no tax Lability, cash In the Es and buy some good 5 per cent yield securities with the money How does one judge the financial soundness of a tax-exempt bond" What danger signs does one look out for? 4 Tax-exempts are a rather sophisticated field of investment Everyone knows about General Motors and and one common share of or IS eractly the same as any other TV Schedule Jan. 3 Thursday THIS SCHEDULE COURTESY OF THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Collected Holland ('tv $1.905 74 13 Ottawa- Allegan Counties 1.702 34 12 Grand Traverse County 805 61 42 Traverse City 2 128 101 69 Michigan 1.959 44 95 Grand Traverse County and I Traverse City were selected as re -ont-alea comparables to illustrate the seasonal impact of tourist spending and effect on el capita purchasing power and re tail sales The population of Grand Traverse (ounty is roughly com parable to that of Holland In and the Cherry Festival somewhat comparable to Tulip Time but of course there 16 a minimum of manufacturing and agriculture in the northern county, and it IS not blessed with close to the huge metropolitan markets Traverse City IS 175 miles north of Holland's retail sales show a more stable month- tern than Grand Traverse County Most notable 15 the relatively slight increase during the summer tourist months In Holland This suggests that there is more tour1st spending relatnely, in the out lying parts of Ottawa and Counties than In Holland In Gand Traverse County. the August retail sales are 30 04 per cent greater than those of her whereas December IS the month of peak sales In areas which have not fully developed their tourist potentials Of course, the absence of year-round populaton and employment in Grand Traverse causes the off season sale, to plummet far below the monthly year-long average, whereas In Holland there IS but a relatively slight drop This cursory analysis 15 suffi cient to suggest that Holland can derive a great deal of "bonus" business by further developing its tourist potentials In view of its location its accessibility, its lakes and marine facilities and the nearby parks and productive traffic.

the Holland area IS ideally situat ed to attract a great deal of new tourist expenditures Project Windnull can, not only pay for itself but also induce a great deal of new local spending In the arca Allegan Couple to Mark Anniversary Sunday MI and MIs El met Wedge will be guests of honor honor di an open house in then home. 873 Allegan Ave on Sunday on the occasion of then 40th wed ding anniversary The former Audrey Benedict and MI Wedge were married in Alle gan and have lived here all then lives He 15 a retired Standard Oil employe The Wedges' four sons. Melbet i. Dolan and Karlton of Allegan and Jack of Kalamazoo with then wives will host the anniversary party lor friends and relatives between the hours of 2 10 5 and 7 10 9 Mr and MIs Wedge also have eight grandchild ep East. Standard Time Eost.

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If the bond yields 5 per cent; while most high grade municipal are yielding 3 to find out the reason for the 'bargain price' ('an you please explain the enclosed letter from Standard Pressed Steel Co about buying our stock" A Directors of the company to buy 125,000 shares of the outstanding stock at $1350 a share and invited shareholders to tendel their stock at this price The board feels it should have stock In the Treasury to be used for possible future acquisitions of other companies and for use In connection with stock options to employes If you wanted to sell at that price -which IS just about where the stock 15 selling on the stock exchange-you could have saved yourself the brokerage commisson by tendering the stock by Dec 14 However, since you failed to send me any stamped, addressed return envelope, or in fact, any address at all, I was unable to get any message back to you Mr Shulsky welcomes all reader mail and tries to include all problems of general interest in the column While he cannot undertake to answer all queries personally. readers desiring investment lists should address request to Sam Shulsky enclosing selfaddressed. stamped envelope care of The Holland Evening Sentinel Distributed by King Features Syndicate Blue Chips Move Higher NEW YORK -Blue chip stocks paced a substantial early stock market recovery today Volume increased moderately from Wednesday's dull pace Many steels. including US and Bethlehem, climbed at least 172 point Chemicals firmed with Du Pont out front with a rise of 27, International oils rose small fractions and some secondaries like Barber, Ashland and Amerada gained over a point despite indications that the President's tax revision program will call for a reduction in oil depletion allowances Dow Jones averages 30 industrials 651 35 up 4 56 20 rails 143 55 up 1 52, 1 15 utilities 129 33 up 0 014. 65 stocks 230 13 up 1 46 Standard and Poor's indexes 425 industrials 65 96.

25 rails 33 18. 50 utilities 61 73. 500 stocks 63 12 NEW YORK market prices: 4KF Ind 77 An Prod 633, Air Red 41 Chem Alcoa 34 Am Airl 10 4m Can Am Cyan Am Met 31 Am Mtrs 16'R Am Tel 1151 Am Tob 2912 Am Visc 611 Anaconda Armour Bal Lima Beth Stl Boeing 371 Briggs ('an Dry Celanese Chrysler 721. CocaCola 851 Colgate 44 Com Ed Cons NG 57 Curt Det Ed 63 Douglas 251 Dow 5554 DuPont 235 East Air Eastman Eaton 3478 Erie Firestone 344 Ford 4512 Gen El 7614 Gen Fds 78 Gen Mtrs Goodyear Grace 4038 Gt AP 3912 Greyhound Gulf 01l Herc Pdr 4078 Ill Cent 40 Rand IBM 38544 Int Nick 6212 Int Tel 421 (UPD) Stock Leh Port 167. LOF 3118 Lone Star 1812 Lorillard 427.

Mack 3714 MGM 3178 Monsanto Mont 3212 Bis 4312 Vat Dairy 64-g Nat Dist Vat Gyps NY Cent 1512 01 Math 317A Owen Cor Owen Ill 734 Pan Am 213. Par Dav 2A Penney 4312 Penn Dix 1712 Penn RR 133, Pepsi 4612 Pullman RCA Rep St1 3534 Rey Met 2358 Schenley 1878 Schering 4012 Sears 7512 Sinclair Socony 59 Sperry 133, Std Bds 64 12 SO Cal 6214 $0 Ind 47'8 SO NJ 5834 Stude 614 Swift Tenn GT Texaco 603 ('n carb 10214 Ltd Airc 5144 litd Airl 3158 Utd Fruit 22 US Rub 4042 US Sti West Un 27 Wghse El 32 Wheel Stl 271 Woolworth Ying ST 8512 Zenith 5442 Research Conference Planned in Grand Rapids Members of the Holland Chamber of Commerce are invited to attend a research conference Jan. 9 from 10 a m. to 12 noon in Room 214 of the Pantlind Hotel in Grand Rapids, sponsored by the Michigan State Chamber of Commerce. Persons interested in attending should contact the Holland Chamber office by Jan.

7. William Vande Water, executive. secretary said today. The meeting is aimed at securing more defense and research work for Michigan and information on Armed Forces procedures will also be offered. City Council Pays Williarn Koop, who retired as city assessor Dec 31 after a 17.

year career in that office, was appointed a city representative on the Ottawa County Board of Super visors by Mayor Nelson Bosman with Council approval at a regular meeting of City Council Wednesday night Thus. Koop who has been a member of the county board during 17 years as city assessor will continue as a member of the board on which he has served with distinction. particularly in the areas of taxation Sometimes called Mr Taxman of Ottawa County, he was the only person ever to serve as chairman of all three important tax commit tees county at the same time "These were the Tax Allocation Board, the County Equalization Committee, and the Taxes and Apportionment Committee Succeeding Koop as city assessor IS Alwin De Haan, formerly of Orange City, la, who had been affilmated with the Cleminshaw Co since 1949 The Cleminshaw firm did professional appraisals for Holland on several occasions and in 1957 and 1958 De Haan and his family lived in Holland for a year and a half while reappraisals were In progress here De Haan has been working in the assessors office since September In a tribute prepared by City Manager Herb Holt and read al the meeting of City Council, Koop was characterized as the unsung self-reliant hero of annexation The William Koop tribute read "'Taking no sides in pre election activities, Bill spent night after night and endless hours after annexation to extend the services of his office so that all taxpayers in the quadrupled city benefit from fair property taxation which has become his trademark Koop was born Jan 20, 1897, In Borculo. the oldest of 10 children of immigrant parents from Oversel The Koops operated country store in Borculo for many years, and Bill hauled prduce by team and wagon from Borculo to the boat docks in Holland He attended Zeeland High School, was graduated from Holland College. enlisted Report Claims School Pupils Read Better, Understand More WASHINGTON PI) Johnny read better than his parents could at the same age he understands more of what he reads This IS the conclusion reached by the vational Education Association In a new pamphlet entitled Your Child and Reading It contains six article, by reading instructors to help parents understand present methods of teachIng The student today, has a far harder job than simply recognizing word, when learning to read one article explains He must comprehend what the words mean and be able to interpret what he has read 'Sometimes he must sec through the phony argument the flashy appeal Sometimes he must read between the lines and find hidden meanings To teach a child this, a single instruction technique.

such as the phonic way used 50 yeals ago IS not sufficient, according to the NE4 Reading of all kinds of ma Markets GRAND RAPIDS MARK ET EGGS: Paying prices at farm eggs graded bases 88 computed by Grand Rapids dealers large, 35-38c medium 28-31c. small 32-25c. ungraded 330 POULTRY: Paying prices for live Michigan poultry delivered to local dealers: Fryers, 13-14c; Roasters 13-19c, Leghorn fowl, 5c, Rock fowl. 10-11c. FRUITS VEGETABLES dozen 1-1b packages, 73-80c, Bushel, $1 75-2 00 LETTUCE Leaf, 10 lb.

baskets Hothouse, $2 10 ONIONS: Yellow, 50 lb. sack. $1 40-1 50. Parsnips. Doz.

1 lb packages $1 30 POTATOES: Round whites, 50 1b. sack, 25. TURNIPS: Duzen 12 ounce packages. $2 50-3 00 LOCAL MARKET EGGS Farm White, doz. 30-33c CHICKENS.

heavies, lb. 18c BROILERS, heavy lb. 15-16c LEGHORNS 8c ROASTERS 25c LIVESTOCK HOGS: Choice, 190-200 200-250 400 lbs up. 13c. CATTLE: Good and choice steers heifers, 22-25c, fait beef cows.

cows. 10-14c; heavy bulls, '17-20c. CALVES: Choice top prime. 36- 39c, good, 34-37c; common 25-30c BEEF F. HIDES: No.

1 Horse Hides. $3.00 each GRAIN MARKET CORN $1.15 RYE 95c OATS 72c WHEAT $1 97 terial from the earliest possible moment IS the heart of the modern program the VEA pamphlet reports Children from an early stage read widely and learn far more words than are taught In basic texts Reading skill, ae taught by figuring out new words through a combinatien of methods including phonics paying attention to how a word is used in a sentence. analyzing words by studying prefixes, roots and endings, and usung a dictionary The pamphlets refers to a study which used the same test given pupils In 1 1937 and 1957. It showed that the 1957 youths were not only good In reading mechanics. they also did better in comprehension Reading teachers today demand more of their students They want pupils to read skillfuly, use reading efficiently as a learning tool.

and to enjoy reading as a leisure time activity," the NEA help schools teach reading. parents should provide books on topics a child IS interested in read aloud to him, and avoid baby talk Parents also should realize that difficulty in hearing a word drstinctly may slow a childs reading program 1 family attitude such as overemphasis on books also can hinder learning, according to the booklet The pamphlet was compiled by editors of the VEA Journal, the organization monthly magazine It may be obtained by sending 10 cents to NEA Journal Reprints. 1201 16th St, NW, Washington, C. Resident Recuperating From Crash Injuries To Retiring City Assessor In the Navy In World War married Minnie Boes in 1919. He worked for the Holland Fur.

nace Co in Boston, Mass, in the 1920's and owned and operated the Do Drop inn in Holland during the 1930's He worked for the Gallen agency as a licensed real estate broker He became a member of Trinity Reformed Church In 1931 and served on the consistory for a number of years He is on the board of directors of the Ottawa Savings and Loan Association. Shortly after his electian as city assessor In 1945, he was called by the city clerk who said, "'You are the assessor, the office 1s locked, the office girl has quit, please come down. please come down Starting cold and without benefit of previous experience or first-hand consultation, Bill Koop thus began a most successful 17-year career as city assessor for the city of Holland In sharp contrast to his own ex- perience, Koop announced his retirement early, helped recruit 8 qualified replacement, broke him in. and left his office for the last time Dec 31 in the able hands of Alwin De Haan. The tribute read: "Bill Koop has performed the duties of city assessor with skill, hard work and uncompromising integrity, coupled with friendly good will.

During three difficult periods of reappraisal the people maintained faith in this man whose judgment affected the most sensitive of governmental activity, the paying of local property taxes." In his new appointment to the county board, Koop succeeds John Beltman who was appointed October to serve an interim term following the resignation of Arnold Hertel who had been city representative of the board for several years De Haan, the new assessor, also will be a member of the board OPEN 6:45 SHOW 7 P.M. HOLLAND Theatre NOW ENDS HOLLAND PHONE EX SAT. No Greater Lone or Money! Laughs for Jerry LeWIS LOOKING FOR A LOST HEIR (Sshhh, he doesn't know it's himself) "ITS NLY. MONEY IN Danced FENTON A PARAMOUNT OBRIEN ZACHARY WESTON WHITE -QUESTEL JONES TASHLIN MURRAY RELEASE SEE AT 7 30 9 30 ADDED NEWS, CARTOON OPEN 6:30 SHOW 7 P.M. PARK Theatre T-0-N-I-T-E! HOLLAND: PHONE EX4.4274 NOTE! DUE TO NUMEROUS REQUESTS WE ARE BRINGING BACK THIS GREAT PICTURE the wonderful musical M-6-M presents George Pal Production "tom thumb.

it's Russ Tamblyn Alan Young Terry- Peter Sellers Jessie Matthews June Thorbon Bernard Miles and a Puppetoons Stan Freberg Lora 1968 SEE AT 7:30 9.30 PLUS WONDERS OF ARKANSAS AND SPORTING COURAGE Mrs Gladys Aldrich. of 566 Howard Ave, is recovering in Holland Hospital from injuries received in a two-car crash on US-31 near Hart the Saturday before Christmas Mrs Aldrich received a compound fracture of the left ankle and was transferred from Hart Hospital to the local Hospital a day or two after the crash Hugh Scott. driver of the car in which she was riding, received internal injuries and cracked ribs He has been in Hart Hospital but was scheduled to return to Holland today The FIRST FAMILY RECORD $3.98 ONLY Reg. $2.75 STORE HOURS: Mon. thru 9 to 9, Sat.

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