The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 13

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 Con-Con Approves Resolution To Regulate All Lobbyists LANSING A brief pre season caucus cleared the path or quick adoption by the Consli- utional Convention of a resolution lobbying at the conven- iori Tuesday and apparently leaded off a possible floor battle. The Republican caucus just be- ore Tuesday's session pulled ogether enough support for a iubslitute measure probably re- orted by the committee on rules md regulations Monday night to issure easy passage. Only one delegate ro.se to objec adoption of the rule which re luires registration of lobbyist md a report by such agents noney spent in an effort to in luence delegates. John T. Kelsey, Warren poke briefly against the regula ion in the only indication of the ipposition which earlier had ap icared wide-spread.

The hour-long session received lalf a dozen more legislative pro- msals including one to provide a mansion, one dealing retention of the civil service loard and another on constitu- ional assurance of civil rights. On the agenda for today were ippearances by State Supreme 'ourt Justice Eugene F. Black iefore the judicial committee and public hearing by the committee legislative powers on a pro- 'osal to make the state "respon- ible for aiding and assisting the ndigent and needy." Samuel M. Brownell, Superin- endent of the Detroit i chools, was slated to appear efore the education committee nd representatives of the Michi- an State Association of Super- isors and the Michigan Town- hips Association were to appear efore the finance and taxation omrnittee. During the committee hearings 'uesday a former governor sup- orted a four-year term for the tate's chief executive and a part- a i i administrative board: the heads of both legislative appropriations committees asked the convention to straighten out the legality of an income tax and a nationally known political scientist called for extensive legis- 'ative reconstruction.

Former Gov. Wilber M. Brucker told the committee on the executive branch that he favored a four-year term for governor, the lieutenant governor and the administrative board. He said the state superintendent of public instruction, the highway commissoner. the auditor general and the state treasurer should be appointive rather than elective- posts.

Brucker also said he felt the civil service system in Michigan should not be disturbed. State Sen. Elmer R. Porter, R- Blissfield, and' State Rep. Arnell Engstrom.

R-Tra verse City, h.eads of the legislative appropriations committees, asked the committee on finance and taxation to straighten out the income tax matter. They said it was important that he present confusion over the egal right of the legislature to evy a personal state income tax 3e ended with an eye to possible uture needs of the "state. In an appearance before the ommittee on legislative organiza- ion Delegate James K. Pollock. Unievrsity of Michigan scientist called legislative rebuilding one of the most important, if not the most important matters before the Convention.

He said that sometimes, as with buildings, it is better to tear down an old structure and start over rather than attempt to patch it up. State AFL-CIO President August Scholle also appeared before the legislative organization committee and restated hi.s plea for legislative reapportionment on a population basis. Toaster "House" THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL 692 Pret'iy way 10 protect a toaster cover is fun to decorate with simplest embroidery. Pantern 692: two 9xl7-inch motifs; directions for toaster cover. Send FORTY-FIVE CENTS in coias for this patttern.

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weave, embroider, i See jumbo-knit hits, cloths! spreads, toys, linens, afghans plus free patterns. Send 25c. part-as home. We discussed future plans and requirements in the Camp' Fin- book. Lynn Klaaseii treated.

Dtbbk; Cooper reporting. On Oct the Wahanka Camp Fire group went trick or treating lor UNICEF. with other church- groups. We had Mary Van Kampon. scribe.

Oct. 2(i, the Cheskc'hamay Camp Fire group went to Mr: and Mrs. Charlie Van Houtens farm. We left al 1 p.m. We walked (dodging briars and brambles) thru woods and trailed our leadei-s back to the orchard where we gave each other rides in the "surry" and ate our lunches.

We petted the horse 'Shore Acres and fed him We had a wonderful time. Reported by Linda Jacobusse. scribe. On Oct. 9.

the Wacinlon Camp Fire group of Longfellow School went to Mrs. Van Egmonds house and showed the 5th grade Camp Fire girls our memory books. We explained the honors inside our books. Reported by Debbie Cooper. The Cheskchamay Camp Fire 1 Group of Montello Park School met on Nov.

2. We discussed -ways of raising money so we could visit a and go horse back riding. We discussed what to wear and what to pack for lunch on our hike next week at Van Houten's farm again. Respectfully submit-! ted, Linda Jacobusse. scribe.

PAGE FIVE State Only Pays Third Of University Income ANN ARBOR I i propriations accounted for only a third of the University, of Mi'dii. i Kan's income in the i academic year, the university financial report showed Tuesday. Total expenditure's for versity were state appropriations accounted for The school received i i in federal funds. i i from medical and hospital services- million from residence halls and other student a i i i $106 million from gifts, "runts and investments, and million i student fees. I Opera Star Melchior Under Doctor's Care Cheboygan Board Opposes Park CHEBOYGAN The Che- Iwygan County Board of Supervisors -went on record Tuesday against a national recreation area for Sleeping Bear Dunes.

A spokesman said the board would send a copy of its resolution to Michigan Sens. Philip A. Hart and Pat McNamara, both Democrats. Hart sponsored a bill in the last session of Congress which would have Jederalized the dunes area. A Senate subcommittee headed by Sen.

Frank A. Moss, D-Utah, will hold a public hearing on the matter next Monday at Traverse City. Temperatures in the Antarctic average 40 degrees colder than those in the Arctic. HILLS. Cain.

1JPI' -Opera star Lauritz Melchior is under a doctor's cure today for a i "stomach upset." I Melchior flew here from South- Dakota on hi.s doctor's orders to! undergo medical tests. Melehior's wife. Maria, said her! husband was "feeling better and probably a te -or maybe just ate too much be-1 cause he was wined and dined The towering 71-year-old tenor was not confined to bed. He went to see his doctor i assistance. Approximately 56 per cent of the world's peoples are crowded Into Asia.

Third Annual Tour BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA KARL BOEHM Conducting GRAND RAPIDS CIVIC AUDITORIUM Saturday, Nov. llth, 8 P.M. Tickers $2.00, $3.00, $4-00 and $5.00 AT CIVIC AND WURZBURQ'S Balcony Seats Students and Children $1 SPONSORS -American Business Women's Association. EXCITING DRESSES Some 25 to 30 per cent of all American adults are over.vei°ht. the Michigan, sold-in-Michigan The Chattering Blue Birds held Halloween Costume Party Fri- ay, Oct.

27. All were in costume nd Patti De Vries and Benita opp brought the treats. On October 23 the Jolly Blue irds of Beechwood school met at ie home of Mrs. Leeuw. We made buddy burners" and then we making our pumpkin men.

eported by scribe, Pat Roon. Mrs. Botsis "Tweeting Blue irds" had a Halloween party on ct. 30. We went on a scavenger tint in the woods for Halloween ems.

Afterwards we played ames and had a wiener roast, cribe, Denise Corwin. On Oct. 23 the Happy Blue Birds i 2nd grade Lakeview School met the home of their leader, Mrs. an Harn assisted by Mrs. Schoon.

'e elected officers for our group follows: President. Gail Van yke; treasurer, Shelly Koster; Audrey Rozeboom. We lade invitations for the Fly Up on ov, 6 and played games. Pam an Harn treated. Audrey Roze- som, scribe.

On Oct. 30 the Happy Blue Birds iet at the home of Mrs. Van arn. Dues were collected helly Koster. We learned th lue Bird Wish and had lots in playing the animal game.

A was given by Kim Hartgerink eported by scribe, Audrey Roze aom. The Happy Blue Birds of Long- school met at the home of ally Wheaton Monday, Oct. 30. ir a Halloween party. Decora- ons were in the Halloween leme.

Lunch was served and bobbing for apples, other allowetn games. were played, rize winners were Nola Free- one, Kathy Felker, and Linda ranburg. Reported by Sally 'heaton. scribe. On Oct.

2 we organized our roup. Our leader is Mrs. D. Van ampen and our assistant leader Mrs. D.

Conklin. We made utumn leaves and our treat was irnished by Linda Van Kampen. 'e meet at our leaders home. On Oct. 16 we chose a group ame its the Jolly Blue Birds of olland Heights.

Our treasurer is nn Den Herder and our scribe is inda Van Kampen. We have arted to make planters out of tps and saucers. Our treat was by Nora Bauman. On Oct. 30 the Jolly Blue Birds Holland Heights had a Hallowin party.

Mrs. Van Kampen. Conklin and Terri Bosman our refreshments. Our jmpkin carving contest was won Jean Yamoaka and the ring ss by Durinda Conklin. We nished our planters lo take home iday.

Six of our eight girls have arted the twelve week skating arty. We are also selling Camp ire Candy. Linda Van Karripen, jporting. The Busy Bee's Blue Birds from ontello Park School went on a easure hunt and found suckers. had a Halloween party.

Karen ckker treated and Cathy Lundie 3d a birthday today. Diane Borg- lan, scribe. The Friendly Blue Birds 4th -aders at Pine Creek School held ie first meeting Oct. 30 at the me of their leader, Mrs. William nossen.

Our sponsor is Mrs. Jim ibin. We elected our new offi- as follows: President, Sandy ickema; treasurer, Jackie Hoist; Sally DC Maat. We chose ir name and had a business iceting. After that we went "trick treating." Lunch was lerved when we returned.

Other girls ir. our group are Norma Van Lente Pat Dekker. Marcia Molengraph Pam Nienhuis. Donna Vanden Berg, and Nancy Locker. Reported by Sally De Maat.

On Oct. 31 the Pixie Blue Birds met at the home of their leaders, Miss Darlene Eshenaur and Lucille Eshenaur at 472 West 19th St. meeting was called to order by the president, Sheilla Ann Holcombe. Minutes were read and dues were collected. The meeting was followed by a Halloween party.

The room was gaily decorated in a Halloween decor. Refreshments were served and games were played with prizes awarded Rita Koning and Debbie Kramer. Diane Stekete treated with pumpkin shaped cookies Scribe, Sheila Ann Holcombe On Oct. 16 the Jolly Blue Birds of Beechwood school opened their meeting by having Anita Brown read the Blue Bird wish. We spent the rest of the time decorating our cigar boxes with tile and cement.

The treat was served by Anita Brown. Scribe, Pat Roon On Oct. 24 the Wacinton and the Wahankas Camp Fire groups did our Fly Up over for the Jefferson School 5th graders. Reported by Debbie Cooper, scribe. The St.

Francis De Sales 5th grade Camp Fire group started the Oct. J8 meeting with prayer. We then collected the identification cards and dues. We talked about tht Camp Fire book and the Fly Up. We plan to sing a song called Dr.

Eisinbart. Next meeting we are going to make invitations. Reported by Kathleen Pathuis. scribe. Oct.

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