The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 20

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL Chrysler Wants Redstone As Trainer for Space Age DIOTR01T I i The govern meat space agency is being asked to make the old reliable Redstone rocket the T33 trainer of the space age. Chrysler Corp. wants the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to use the Redstone as a trainer for future astronauts much as the is used to train present-day jet pilots. What Chrysler has in mind is a continuous series of sub-orbital training shots such as the one made by astronaut Alan B. Shepard May Shepard rode a Chrysler-built Redstone 300 miles down the Atlantic missile, range, reaching an altitude of 115 miles in his historic flight.

The other six men in the Mercury space program will take similar flights later. But no plans have been announced for training a more a the seven men now in the Mercury program. And NASA now has enough Redstones to complete the planned flights. Chrysler has been building the Redstones at a plant in suburban Sterling Township. The company's bid to extend the Redstone space flights apparently is a last-ditch effort to keep the plant open.

The plant once had 13.0(10 em- ployes turning out Redstone and Jupiter missiles fur the Army. But now the war rockets are obsolete and only 2,400 men are left to make replacement parts and modernize missiles still in the field. The Army-owned plant is issued space contracts through the government's Detroit Ordinance District. A spokesman said the plant was supposed to end replacement production this month but it now appeared work would continue well into the fall, A permanent astronaut training program i Redstones would keep the plant's production lines humming. But it would be expensive, with each shot costing more than $1 million.

In quantity production the missiles would cost with a like amount for the guidance system. The capsule itself, which would run into the be recovered but the missile would be lost. Chrysler proposed that instead of firing the missile over water from Cape Canaveral, the flight be made over land from the White Sands, N.M., proving ground. This would simplify recovery operations. The shot would be re-pro- rammed for an altitude of 200 miles and a distance of 120 miles.

Beaverdam A birthday party was held fo Ricky De Jongc at the home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jirn Jonge lor his fifth Thos- present were Ruth Haverman Kalhy De Jonge, Cheryl Huyser Irene Nykamp, Paul Formsma Johnny Mulder, Gary Knap Chueky Storms and Ronnie Van Harn. The children enjoyed th alternoon playing games anc prizes were awarded to Irene Nykamp. Paul Formsma, anc Chueky Storms.

The children were served ice cream, cake and cook ies and punch. Ricky was the reci pient of many nice gifts. Assisting Mrs. De Jonge were the grand mothers. Mrs.

Chris De Jonge anc Mrs. Harold Heihm and also Miss Betty llaveman. The Beaverdam folks held a get together 5 in the basement of the Reformed church. Martin Voetberg presided beginning Hie program singing hymns. Mr.

Voel- berg offered prayer. Marcia Veldman gave a piano solo playiiij "The Black Hawk Waltz." Ms. Bckins gave a reading and then Mr. Dolfin showed moving picture: on Canada. Ettrl Mulder closed prayer and refreshments were served alter which a social i was spent.

Virginia Palrnbos. Marcia Vande Guchtc, Lois De Haan and Arlene A i enjoyed a three day vaca- i last week going to the Niagara Falls and Canada. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schrotenboer on Sunday, June 4 in Zeelaiul Hospital.

The baby was named a Allen. Mrs. Schrotenboer returned home Saturday. Rev. Walter i a as a delegate of Zecland Classis will attend the Synod meeting this week and next.

Next Sunday guest pastor will be the E. Van Halsema. On Friday at eight o'clock the wedding of Ronald i i a Vandor Wai and Arloa Grasman will be solemnized in the Christian Reformed Church. A former pastor, the Rev. Floyd De Boer, will officiate.

On Friday i beginning at (i p.m. Ihc Reformed Church will hold their picnic at Jamestown Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rohl and Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey less than he wanted. Dricscnsa will be in charge of Sports. a i will halve its value in Children from age of i a span of approximately 1.800 sartcn through the grade a i a attending the Daily Vacation Bible School in Zeeland at the Lincoln School. Jill Voetberg is a graduate from Calvin College and Ruth Vander Molen is graduating from Hope College this term.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steigenga moved to their farm Saturday, June 3 which they purchased from the estate of the late Joe Blauwkamp in Borculo. The Girl's League will meet Thursday night in the chapel. Roll call word is "faith." Pauline Hassevoort has charge of the topic.

Mrs. Blaauw and Marilyn Hirdes are hostesses. The Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jake Hop and Mrs. Gerald Huyser as hostessess.

This concluded the meetings for the summer, a picnic is planned for July 13. Mr. and Mrs. Art Slag of Holland were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.

Harry C. Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bowman and children spent the weekend Mr.

and Mrs. Jun Vereeke in Alanson. The little son of Dr. arjd Mrs. Bernard Draper returned home from Zeeland hospital last week after surgery the week before.

Dr. Draper, son-in-law of the Rev. and Mrs. Blaauw, told about work in Arabia in the Sunday evening worship service. Mr.

and Mr.s. a i Huyser and children of Jenison were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted De Jong and family. Mrs.

John Bohl observed her 87th birthday June 6. Relatives spent Sunday afternoon at the ionic of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Bohl vhere Mrs. Bohl is staying.

Those vho spent the alternoon there are Vlr. and Mrs. Reuben Bohl, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bohl and family, Smallegan, Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Steigenga of Holland and Mary Bulliss and son Wil- iani of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Mart Wyngarden of Vries- and spent last Tuesday afternoon vith Mrs. Lawrence De Vries.

Carol Storms is spending this veek at Camp Geneva. House Money WASHINGTON I The louse voted Tuesday to give 'resident Kennedy 911,264,000 to un White House next year-- AT KRESGE Stick it in the Ground, Attach the Hose and Enjoy This SPIKIE FUN SHOWER Sprays Up To 25 Ft. In Diameter A fountain Six Feet In The Air Fun For Children and Adults Alike Hi-Impact, Weather-proof Polystyrene ir AT msec 1 Forest Grove The summer vacation Bible School held this week in the Forest Grove church was a success. pupils attended and 39 teachers and helpers were present each day. Rev.

Bussis of Vriesland and Rev. Ver Maire of Zupthen were in charge. The Rev. Jacob Prins returned home on Saturday St. Mary's Hospital.

The doctors have restricted all visitors for the present time. The Christian Endeavor members had a car wash and baked goods sale on Saturday. The proceeds- are to be used for the International C.E. convention in Chicago. Mr.

and Mr.s. A Smallegah entertained with a dinner at their home Wednesday evening honoring the Rev. Mrs. Herbert Van Vronken of N'ew York. Tho.se present were Mr.

and Mrs. Hiram Ynt- eina, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook, Mr. and Mr.s.

Jacob Colts, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Roelof.s. Mrs. Anne Smallegan, Mrs.

Jennie lios and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Baron. The annual Sunday School picnic was held in Jamestown Spring Grove Monday evening. The following committees have been appointed: Program.

Jacob Nyenhuis, John DC Witt; music, Mrs. Philip Smallegan, Mrs. Jacob Cotts, Mrs. Nathan Van Bronkhorst; canteen, Ed Butler, Ronald Kcizer, Russel Smallegan, Martin Hulst, Harlan Sprik, Glen Sprik, Russel Baron, Henry Tubergen and Charles Sprink; sports, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Poppema. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nyenhuis and Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Kline. Walter Kronemeyer will speak for the quarterly meeting of the Sunday School teachers and flffj. cers on June 20. Thursday evening the Light Bearers will meet in the church base- rnt'iit. The Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs.

Karl Stoll in Rocklord Thursday. Mrs. Stoll is the former Alice a daughter of Mrs. Gerrit Hoifman and the late Gerrit a Drivers for the society were Mr.s. Marie Renkma, Mr.s.

Marian Van Dam, Mrs; John Hopp and Mrs. John Myaard Sr. Drowns in River SARN'IA, On I. Bruce Dahl, 42, of Nova Scotia drowned in the St. Clair River Monday night when he fell from the deck of the Imperial Simcoe, an Imperial Oil Co.

tanker. Use the Want Ads PAGE THIRTEEN Top Military Advisers Push Foreign Aid I I I I I i ntl I i i WASHINGTON I ad ministration sent its top military leaders today to urge Congress to approve all the military items in President Kennedy's $4.8 billion foreign aid bill. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee scheduled testimony from Defense Secretary Robert S. MuNamara and Gen. Lyman D.

Lenmilzer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. They were expected to plead for approval of the $1.9 billion President Kennedy asked for continued military assistance for U.S. allies. Much of the funds would go to Asian countries in the light of the current Laotian and Vietnamese crises. Chairman J.

William Fulbright. warned that the aid program will need "the strongest kind of leadership" from Kennedy to get through Congress. Other congressional news: Swiclk-r: Senate Republicans planned to lay the ground work for a law suit in case President Kennedy names Joseph C. Swidler chairman of the Federal Power Commission. Republican Leader Everett M.

Dirksen said the GOP isn't opposed to Swidler, but claims Kennedy has no right to oust the present chairman. Jerome K. Kuykendall, until his term is up. Highways: Floor clashes were expected in the Senate today over higher trucker taxes and an anti- billboard amendment in debate over Kennedy's highway program. The action was expected to center around an amendment to restore about $140 million in higher on big trucks and diesel fuel to maintain the interstate highway program on schedule, and an amendment to continue bonuses to states which bar billboards along non-urban portions of the highways.

Rep. John Lesinski jAsks Transport Census WASHINGTON I Rep. I John Lesinski. has pro- 1 posed a new national census of transportation. Hearings on the proposal will be held July 18 I and 19.

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