The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 11

PAGE SK THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1963 Interesting Data Found in Cornerstone GRAND HAVEN There was plenty of excitement al the Board of Education office here Monday when the old cornerstone of Central Elementary school, destroyed by fire Jan. 28 in a $500,000 was opened by Supt. R. M. Van Volkinburg.

The opening of the copper box stirred old timers' memories here and brought out the irony of the fire-piaqued school. Little did city officials realize when the cornerstone was laid Nov. 14, 1901, that this community would go through another fire in 1963. The old brick building that burned earlier in 1901 was replaced by the building that is now only a pile of junk at Franklin a Sixth Sts. Central School first burned March 5, 1901 A letter from Mayor Joe O'Brien was in the box and other treasures in the box within the stone included several articles, not as well preserved.

A picture of the former school was barely recognizable and a booklet listing the school calendar was so rotten and soft it turned to powder on touch. An oval photo on cardboard was totally disintegrated but a school letterhead signed by board members was fairly legible. E. P. Cummings was head of the schools in 1901 and Supt A.

G. Hardy had the post when the original school went up in 1870. There was also a list of city officials and several copies of Grand Haven and Grand Rapids newspapers. OR. KILDARE by I THOUGHT TALK TO YOU BLAIR HOSPITAL HERE'S THE TOTAL.

THINK THIS'LL TIE IT UP. CHECK IT AGAIN MINUTES HOWARP. THEY FOUND SPLENDID' NO CALLS. I TOLD YOU, NO CALLS. bv Dick Brookf I HEARP A SAY THEY FDR A TRAIN AHEAD AND SOME MEN 6CT OFP TO LOOT AROUND FELT I SIMPLY HAD TO GET THE GOOD LOPD WAS GUIDING XXI STJ3MGHT TO US.

KOBE TGUESS NOBODY SAW ME ON THE THE JACKSON TWINS City Council Meets Tonight "TRY KING EDWARD" America's Largest Selling Cigar City Council will hold a meeting al 7:30 p.m. tonight for public hearings on 10 water main projects and six paving projects scheduled this year. Council also will consider purchase of insurance bonds and money tind security policies A zoning ordinance amendment providing for a new industrial park will be introduced and hearing set The city manager also will submit a report on the treasurer's office Water mam projects lusted are- In 40th St from Washington Ave to Central Ave. and in Central Ave. from 39th St.

to 40th St In West 3Glh St from US-31 business route west to the end In Hamona Dr. from South Shore Dr. to Beach Dr. In 34th St. from Columbia A to College Ave.

In 112th Ave from Harvard Dr to a point feet south of Legion Park Dili) 32nd St. from Pkusman Ave to Graafschap Rd. In 23rd St. from Plasman Ave to Hd. In Columbia Ave from St lo 3')lh SI and St and St.

from Columbia Ave. west to the end. In South Shore Dr. from Thomas Ave. to 17th St In I01m Dr.

from South Shore Dr. lo Beach Dr and in Lakeview Dr. from Lake Dr lo Milk-rest Dr. and in Beach Dr. from Lake Dr.

lo a point Kill feet east of Elm Dr Paving projects list the following I llaiTi.son to Ottawa A Harrison A 27lli St lo 28lh SI a 'We 28lli St to Fairbanks Dr. 32nd SI. Lincoln Ave to Ollawa Ave. Cleveland and Lake 12th St lo loth St. Seventh SI, Pine Ave.

west to the end. Divorce Granted A A Margaret Dannefell of Coopersvillo was a granted a decree ol divorce in 01- tawa Circuit Couit Monday i i Earl Dannefell. also of Coopcrs- ville. Indiana Still Needs Budget I I A A I Ind. -The legislature adjourned sine die today without enacting a budget lor the Iirst time in 77 years Gov Matthew Welsh immediately called the- state's first special ly ended al midnight Monday but were stopped in both the Senate and the House to preserve the fiction thai time was standing blill.

session 111 12 liom.s later session called vv.is ID 18K." session for years to begin 10 The last special lo enact a budget The last special "The Vitamin Store" Comer 24th College Mutual Can Save You Money on Your Vitamin Needs! How? Here's Mutual'; Story-- We buy our Vitamins in case lots from the Largest Vitamin Manufacturer in the World. Naturally, for this reason, we buy our Vitamins cheaper than other distributors. These SAVINGS, then, ore passed along to YOU--the Consumer, No reason to pay the long price-No reason to sacrific Quality-Here is a sample of the SAVINGS which are Yours! THERAPEUTIC CAPSULES JOSEPHINE "Shouldn't I get some candy first thing? With sticky ringers I won't be likely to lose your list." any piupo.se was in 1, when the lawmakers were recalled to consider welfaie legis- iition. The Senate, aided ii favor ol UK- Republicans, was. a to ee on whether to adopt a GOP budget of $1 18 million or to pass Welsh's budget proposal, which called for spend- ng $102 million above revenue Die GOP had one less than he needed lor a cons i i a majority.

The a came at -1-14 a.m. and Welsh promptly ordered the lawmakers to open a special session tln.s afternoon A lengthy caucus ol Republican si-natous and representatives rejected Welsh's request to slay overtime i Friday in an effort In appropriate money to operate stole government for the next two years. IA Gov. Richard Risline urged a "a cooling off" period be allowed the weary legislators be- lore they were called back lor another attempt to enact a budget and a lax program. But Welsh said only that he felt "the members are entitled to a loocl night's rc.sl The (il-day regular session legal- Bay City Child Killed When Struck by Auto BAY CITY I A 4-year-old rural Bay City boy was killed Monday in a car-pedestrian accident on Midland Road near the Midland-Bay County border.

Police said Leon Klemanszewski i an into Ihe path of the vehicle while playing near his home. Seek to Oust Newsman LANSING U'PI) Rep. O'Brien, U-Detroit, Monday night asked the House of Representatives to deny a press desk in the legislative chamber to the Detroit O'Brien in presenting his resolution to oust the newspaper, a that a Detroit News reporter misquoted House Speaker Green. R-Kingston, in remarks concerning O'Brien's use of "official business" mailing privileges. Green was quoted in the March 7 story as saying he "could only criticize O'Brien publicly" ior mailing at state expense a release criticizing the newspaper.

In a statement he read from the roitrum, Green said, "1 said it was my feeling that E.D. O'Brien had abused an official privilege. Further, that he wasn't the first one, nor would he be the last. I said I could not criticize O'Brien publicly because under House rules 'official business' could be mailed at state expense and that technically he was withir his rights." O'Brien's resolution was referred to the House Committee on Resolutions. No News Conference WASHINGTON UPD President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week.

He will hold one next week on Thursday at 4 p.m., EST. A flea the size of a man could jump about one-half mile. Kent Board Studies Sunday Closing Law GRAND RAPIDS (UPD -The Kent County Board of Supervisors will be urged to exempt the county from the slate's so-called Sunday closing law. The board's legislation and investigation committee voted Monday to recommend exemption for Kent County before the new law goes into effect March 28. Several West Michigan counties have a a exempted themselves from the provisions of the law.

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