The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 16

TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1963 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE FIVE Probe Theft Of Small Lake PONTIAC (UPD--There is nothing on the books about stealing a lake and it will be up to an Oakland County Circuit judge today to decide what to do about it. The people of Williams Lake wanted to "borrow" a little water from the people of Maceday Lake Friday night and a group of Williams people were discovered, armed with shovels, and jackhammers digging a trench between the two bodies of water. One man with a jackhammer was about to do away the concrete plug in the culvert under Williams Lake Road when someone from Maceday Lake stopped him. To get the water back into Maceday Lake, it would have to flow up a two foot grade. The culvert has been plugged for about 15 years on the complaint from, a Williams Lake resident that the water level was too high.

Friday was a different story however, as the Williams Lake people descended to the digging spot. One man said, "We don't want lo steal the water, but it seems kind of unfair that theirs (Maceday Lake) is fed by a river and ours stagnates in the summertime." The Williams group planned to seek a court order to unplug the culvert. County Dr a i Commissioner, Daniel Barry who was summoned to the digging operations, placated both sides and persuaded them to take the matter to court. Rites Set for Bandleader PALM DESERT. Calif.

UP1 --Services will eb held today for bandleader Eddy Howard, 48, who died last Thursday at his home. Killed in Collision NASHVILLE, Mich. (UPD-Leo D. Ackley, 37, Nashville, was killed Monday on Michigan 66 in a car-truck accident. SEE TWO FILMS: "Blackwood Brothers Quartet Sings" and ''Escape From Communism" ZEELAND BOWL MEMORIAL DAY--8 P.M.

ADMISSION FREE Ad courtesy oi: Dairy Maid Milk Co. Quality Motor Sales SAFETY PATROL CAPTAINS Shown is a group of Safety Paitrol Captains from various grade schools who were entertained "by the local Noon Optimists Club. Standing (left to right) are Dan Delke, Steven Lawrence, David Vein-ink, Mark Dalrnan, Victor Optimists Club Hosts Safety Patrol Group In conjunction with 1963 Michigan Week activities, the Holland Noon Optimist Club played host to the Saiety Patrol Captains from local grade schools at their regular meeting. Verne E. Fuder, Our Youth Day Chairman of the local Michigan Week program, said school safety patrols have been active in Holland since the late 1920's.

At that time they were supervised by individual schools, Early in the 1930's, they were organized by the Automobile Club of Michigan on a city-wide basis, Fuder said During the program, Victor Folkert, patrol captain of Van Raalte School was introduced. Victor was selected by the Automobile Club of Michigan to represent thee local Safety Patrol Captains at a national rally in Washington D.C recently. He reviewed highlights of his trip. Other patrol captains honored were Steven Lawrence, Lakewood; Ruth Koop, Apple Avenue; Mark Dalman and David Veunnk, Lincoln; Con Kleinheksel, Longfellow; Roger Wolters, Montello; Paul Overbeek, Thomas Jefferson; Richard Zweering, Maple wood; a Leenhouts, Washington; a Brumsma, Central Christian, Joe Dahm. Maplewood Christian; Calvin Nieboer, South Side Christian; Barbara Schuilmg, Beechwood; Dan Delke, Waukazoo; CarlSchaft- enaar, Pine Creek; and Paul Orgren, St.

Francis De Sales. Concluding the program, each Folkert, James Leenhouts, Joe Dahm, Calvin Nieboer, Paul Orgren, Steve Exo, Roger Wolrters. Sitting are Barbara Schuilmg, Paul Qverbeek, Carl Schaftenaar, Con Kleinheksel, Ruth Koop. Absent from picture are Richard Zweering and Tena Bruinsma. (Penna-Sas photo) patrol captain was awarded a bronze medallion, appropriately citing him as an "Optimist Junior Citizen" for his active interest in safety promotion.

Our Youth Day, Saturday, May 25, recognizes other achievements of Holland's young people. Supreme Court Rules in Case WASHINGTON (UPD--Negroes fighting city- and state-imposed racial barriers today had some powerful support--loud and clear --from the highest court in the land. The Supreme Court's voice obviously was intended for school boards and all local governing bodies, as well as lower federal courts before which integration cases are heard. The message was this: Individual rights guaranteed by the Constitution are not pie in the sky. A person is entitled to enjoy them today, not at some vague time in the future.

"The basic guarantees of our Constitution are warrants for the here and now and, 'unless there is an overwhelmingly compelling reason, they are to be promptly fulfilled," the court said. Actress Sharon Lynn Succumbs in Hollywood HOLLYWOOD (UPD Actress Sharon Lynn, 53, who starred in several motion pictures during the 1930s, died Sunday at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. Miss Lynn, who made pictures with Bing Crosby and Laurel and Hardy, had been ill for several months with multiple sclerosis. True Life Adventures PAGES from the JL 1 I PAST" THE WOOL.UV RHINOCEROS 1 "PLEASANT FLA1K3S ANPTHE BUT THEV AMP THE ARE AT THH BOTTOM THE CONTINENT. Cub Scouts Given Awards Cub Scout Pack 3034 held their final pack meeting of the year last Tuesday at Kamp Kiwanis.

Cubmaster Dale Boeve gave out the following awards: Bobcat pins to Danny Van Dort, Marvin Israels, Gary Klomparens and Tom Kaiser; Silver arrows to Tony Van Dort, Tom Nyhof, Mike Sova, Gary Smollen, Carl Klinge, Kevin Klinge, Mike Eichenberger, Jerry Kleis, John Van Fleeren, Randy Bouwer, Jim Owens, Steve Owens, Randy Lawrence, Dave Mac Queen, Jerry Hulst, Don Klomparens and Butch fRegenerus. Silver arrows also went to Wayne Brummitt, Dave Kaiser, Steve Webster, Bob Ladewig, Jim Lambers, Fred Bertsch, Carl Emmons, Tom Westerhof, Ricky Hakken, David Davis, Mike Van Dort, Tom Bade, Bruce Geers, Ricky DeVree, Kevin Stielstra, Dave Roberts, Billy Bloemendaal, Ken Topp and Jim Streur. Wolf badges were awarded to Danny Van Dort, Carl Klinge, Dave Roberts, Randy Bouwer and Larry Bouwer; Lion Badges to Mike Eichenberger, Wayne Brummitt and Ken Wiley; Keith Kleis earned the den chief braid; Steve Hopkins earned gold and silver arrows under Bear badge. Mike Menken and Tom Westerhof received two year pins; Gold arrows went to Carl Klinge, Mike Eichenberger, Larry Orr (under Lion), Bruce Houtman, Steve Webster, Tom Bade, Dave Roberts, Billy Bloemendaal, Ken Topp, Jim Streur, Randy Bouwer, Larry Bouwer and Jerry Hulst. Bear badges were earned by Larry Bouwer and Mike Bronson and Webelos Badges went to Fred Bertsch, Carl Emmons and Tom Westerhof.

Combs have been used for all people in every age for dressing the hair. Arlene Francis Listed In Very Good Condition NEW YORK (UPD--Actress Arlene Francis, injured Sunday in a two-car collision in which one person was killed on Long Island, was reported in very good condition today at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Hospital officials said Miss Francis, who received a broken collar bone and other injuries in the accident, would have to remain in the institution for at least a week. Blackwood Brothers There are about 58 million sandwiches consumed daily in the S. Garden Spray A "BLAST ALL" TYPE INSECTICIDE FOR ROWERS ANP ORNAMENTALS Controls worms, scale crawl ers, thrips.aphids, spider mites and other common insect pests.

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