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The original documents are located in Box 3, folder "11/28/74 - Thanksgiving Breakfast - 30-30 Club" of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Some items in this folder were not digitized because it contains copyrighted materials. Please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library for access to these materials. Date Issued 10/974 By P. Howard Revised FACT SHEET Mrs. Ford's Office Event THANKSGIVING BREAKFAST Group 30-30 Club (the President's High School Football Team) DATE/TIME Nov. 28, 1974 11:00 a.m. Contact Pat Howard Phone 2927 Number of guests: Total 52 Women X Men x Children Place State Floor Principals involved President and Mrs. Ford Participation by Principal yes (Receiving line) no Remarks required none Background Each year the President's high school football team members and their wives get together at Thanksgiving . -- this is the 1930 football team of South High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan REQUIREMENTS Social: Guest list yes Invitations yes Programs no Menus yes Refreshments Breakfast Menu Entertainment No Decorations/flowers Yes Music Yes Social Aides yes Dress Business Suit - -- short casual dresses for the ladie€oat check yes Other Press: Reporters yes Photographers yes (pool) TV Crews White House Photographers yes Color yes Mono. Other Technical Support: Microphones no PA Other Rooms no Recording no Lights no Transportation by cars Parking South Grounds Housing -- SERALD Other -- (Risers,stage,platforms) -- Project Co-ordinator Pat Howard Phone 2927 Site diagrams should be attached if technical support is heavy. Digitized from Box 3 of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library Date Issued 10/974 ma mott nite before By P. Howard Revised FACT SHEET Mrs. Ford's Office Event THANKSGIVING BREAKFAST Group 30-30 Club (the President's High School Football Team) DATE/TIME Nov. 28, 1974 11:00 a.m. Contact Pat Howard Phone 2927 Number of guests: Total 52 Women x Men x Children Place State Floor Principals involved President and Mrs. Ford Participation by Principal yes (Receiving line) no Remarks required none Background Each year the President's high school football team members and their wives get together at Thanksgiving - - this is the 1930 football team of South High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan REQUIREMENTS Social: Guest list yes Invitations yes Programs no Menus yes Refreshments Breakfast Menu Entertainment No Decorations/flowers Yes Music Yes Social Aides yes Dress Business Suit - -- short casual dresses for the ladieSoat check yes Other Press: Reporters yes Photographers yes (pool) TV Crews White House Photographers yes Color yes Mono. Other Technical Support: Microphones no PA Other Rooms no Recording no Lights no Transportation by cars FORD Parking South Grounds Housing - - Other -- (Risers,stage,platforms) -- Project Co-ordinator Pat Howard Phone 2927 Site diagrams should be attached if technical support is heavy. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON SUBJECT: Instructions for Social Aides EVENT: Thanksgiving Brunch (30-30 Club) Date/Time: November 28, 1974 (11:00) No. of Guests: 50 Uniform: Parking: In-Place Time for Aides: In-Place Time for OIC: Duty Aide: LCDR T. S. Todd, USN First Family Participation: The President and Mrs. Ford The following Social Aides will attend: *Officer in Charge Music: USMC Strings in the Lobby (10:30) (East Gate) USMC Cordovox in the Diplomatic Reception Room (10:30) Remarks: Lieutenant /MI. Commander, U. S. Navy T. STEPHEN TODD Naval Aide to the President SERVICE 14. FORD LIBRARY DISTRIBUTION: BGen Lawson Mrs. Lammerding Usher's Office LtCol Sardo Mrs. Weidenfeld White House Garage LCDR Todd Secret Service White House Staff Mess LtCol Blake Visitor's Office Mr. O'Donnell Major Barrett Band White House Police (7) 30/30 F wine THE WHITE HOUSE White WASHINGTON Wines Serves Wente Bros Grey Reisling (Californie Wine) R. FORD LIBRAHY THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON On 6 1/2 of hands SEARLD FORD LIBRARY in Bocher opened cereming treesury Neput- - Solvent THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON line - up of members- - intro. of wive, to each other - what they've been doing for Lest yr. Cargest Srp of members they 've even he d' Boesher (va) - she FORD in Jr. High when 3 LIBRARY THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON I susT want to hule you we'll do one davnest to get to G.R. If cant set there maybe here rext 47 4 FORD I Im SERATE LIBRARY happy THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON blessed unuty I Pp - We here a (ot of probs. 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It z a term I was close f F a vaiety L neasons. Obsen I+ our parents gratiful 1 for it. Remember going to Johnn's, place - don't recall nam C - Johnsmi Dns store on comes. His THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Fa a st. penn 1 we led 80 on & on & on - That school was a st. period in mg , life hime AI mede, / vec c (+ve d bay 5 Milt - Just 80 T bach fr trip - ALL Gne THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON PR - in fact st VP- - B hereme I'm km Sacc who hu it be Pau Lifet u heneme I see Ja Her, Lincoln memoril me he, me happ ) I'm 1 an Am, we're the most THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON playing tall of knowing ym. I Manh you ven much - THE WHITE House WASHINGTON Ren set w, hall football we to Pre 11 80 office in oval Leam Capt. of S.H.S 30/30 Clus 1 1974 DF , a gracions ledy - Expression Ree of gratitude Pcu Set- THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Our appreciation 1 fn your well- being $ happiness- Nolied The put pres. pen in her rochet. LORD LIBRARY THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON A. reeson to hones me in any was b do apprec. & do apprec. will treasure :t know lron much THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON A package sim to Pel. & subsequently explained - pix. of (Iff Gettings 1915- stude State Paulty Contest - here's our beloved coach holding a clucken THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON w.m alot of heir - gave it to Gettings THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Pres. / ader of lousivers Election of Officers Retain same 0 ficen - We do have "(d k dues blw. now Nov. $ he xt THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Nev. Lipseans- - , Rm, builcase K 1926 Tsu toistre 1 her. Joslind 30/30 Harold Bosscher - Pres. of 30/30 clus opened aremony. Art Brown- - sein treasurer - game treasury Report - Clus is solvent Brown then announced every member would be announced. tell others 100 what they've been doing for last year and met they should intro. wines to every- one. Brown told them this was they've ever had. the largest group of members member in alphabetical order. He then proceeded to intro, every Apt, owner Burdell: wife recently passed away, Bosscher: tool & Dye - Fisher Bodyl son alanyer ret, y Bouman: 24 Grandchildren retired Brown: Coryell: Muddle School -flas- Someone stole Flas. found in Meilbox - someone transfered it to central South High Dood : Jane, wife 5 hid; 12 Ell.oH: Fern31932 class of south EllioH - \ High sm; I grandchildren Gettings: lost 1 his wife to democrats; you're still Jemy, still termmete friend & and Pres. & I wd like to give a toast to our Pre:- All stood up, Sm. Gener - wife thes to keep him in line. One problem how to heep President for next year. Pre, of organ. says no comment, Heinzelmani "Pushred"- From what - 4r. & a half apo retired - Had to fujure out what to do in retirement. 'When I wale up here nothing to do, when I to leed Minli done" Things Same half Joslin: Son 33 4rs. old, daughter 29, still single. Some,one said "don't give law school up hope" Son going to Lurtesema. Silas Mc Gee: Even yone laughed & clapped. Ashed has Shee Wa, in Alashe & O places for a while blem longeshm. man - anecdates - Said asout JF, when someone ashed: The his & man who to look trinard to the future About himself "A Rolline storie dues not set there any more STATE Muluihill- wife wanders 4 children. two grandchilder retined. I'm a go-getter. Took in wife to wash at 9:00 & then went to set her. Nelson - retired one son, a ranger Prestm - Since March in S. Africe. His comp. A handles water supply line, fn same of larger citi, in S. Africe. 3 children Register: That blond there is my wife not her in 9b grade in H.S. wife told her him it wd be a gold gold day when which has ashed her to get merried Merried 40 yrs, Rose: 2nd chief coach in 30. Wife Lidit be here. Brot his daughte Sandra Has son 27 whose citting memid. If to have his fine wife the Pres, Led, wait So long Son said "I'll have to' wait too: BEHALD THE Ross - 5 graudchildier Special message - rep. 1700 + H.S. students. Spoke to many them think its wonder- wolder- ful & slad his here, Ross: 3 grandchildien & daughter Thomes! wife Ua - have 2 $ 3 children from fames wife Trimpe: wife, Lomaine. 3 grandchildien 2 children like, to fish Van Tassel: Svelyn, wife. Tried each 42. to get here. Something his always come up. Da. in college Wishin: Dangle Desh gift - To Football Foo Pre Pen - will set with be th oval off is - Insuiption To JF king Capt. of 5.4.5,1932 30/30 cluss 1474 Tommon - 10:30 Blair House 1:30 FBI Pres. was lest to be intro. 40 Intror B. Ford. who he said the, 'cate all me but he'd like them to know- Rescued her from Central High School. 3 sms, M.lie, Jack Steve Da. Susan De THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON art Brown- - nursing at S. High found by Postal service. Tenned over to 30-30. Sent year. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Art Brown-Secretary, 30-30 Club He usually get home about 4:30 each day (CST) 616-243-5356 Carolyn matson 11/25/74 30-30 Club GERMLD R. FORD LIBHANA reason for name: it was the championship (city and state) South High Football Team (grand rapids) in 1930 -- and the team had 30 members total. Total of 52 team members and wives are planning to attend as of Monday night. They have met every year since 1930 on Thanksgiving Day. It has always been a breakfast, usually about 9 a.m. They used to meet at Hattem's Restaurant in Grand Rapids (Mose Hattem was a cheerleader at South). His restaurant closed and they started meeting at the Pantlind Hotel about 1960. Their custom was to have only the team emembers at the breakfast, except for every five years, when each member would bring his wife and kids. Next year is the "five year¹¹ time, when the whole family will be included. How it got to the White House this year last Thanksgiving, Art Brown (secy-treas of group) talked to the President and said that the group had been talking, and they thought it would be a lot cheaper for the taxpayer if all of the 30-30 Club came to Washington instead of JF flying back to Grand Rapids (this was right at the time that there was a great deal of criticism being leveled for excess use of jet fuel for Presidential travel). JF said 'great!' and, since Fords still in Alexandria house, planned to have it at a hotel here. Then Congress started talking about the Damiral's House, and JF sent word that they'd love to have it there. Then, in August after he became President, he had someone on his staff call Art Brown and left the message 'not to worry -- the breakfast would still be held, but there'd have to be one change -- in the place it would be.' President of the group is Harold Bosscher of Rockford, Mich; VP of group is JF; treas is Art Brown. This is largest %age of members who've ever attended. Of the list, might want to note: -Clifford Gettings, Grand Rapids, who was coach in 1930 -Mr and Mrs. Edward Preston, who are coming from Johannesburg, South Africa Daniel P. Rose, who was asst coach -Silas McGee, ret. longshoreman who has been subject of interviews on West Coast (apparently, some doctors bought his ticket to D.C. and gave him money for new suit) note: they're arriving Natl Arprt 1:10 or 1:20 from GR Weds - press will be with & they don't care if D.C. media is aware 30 People on team state + city championship lgst 70 age of members - 26 (all that's left) Ha mose Hern's Restaur - Grand Rapids rest closed (Hattem was cheesleader at South) - agreed to open - Pantlind Hotel - 1960 1st time whole fam every 5 yrs Pres Fard of not there, he calls always been a break fast Ha. at a.m. Each person intro wife t tells what kids- rest social they've done year before & about Basscher Pres GREAT FORD JF V Pres Sery -ts art Brown haphezard elections on cheaper last thnksqiving - checked here pres ain -great then home- in that pay the wed love to have it had someone call t tell ant not to to come here aviat fuel worry, brkpt wed still be held, but have to make one change - august 29 are flying out of 6R weds am 1:10 or 1:20 p.m. - does not mind info being given out 6R pren be there ahead- chan 8 TV flying w/ FORD LIBRARY - Call Flower shop speak w/ Chuck Smith (he is assisting during holidays) also : Princess Rediving 401/593-7795 30-30 Club Brunch centerpieces: turkeys nade out of styrofoam about 15" high melted candle wax for the bill and red thing that hangs down eyes out of corsage pins sprayed antique gold (brownish) paint in baskets, on mats encircled by decorative gourds, purple grapes, cumquats orange pyracantha used (From Rex Scouten, 11/27/74 at 10:30 am) Thanksgiving Dinner Menu Roast Turkey with giblet gravy Bread stuffing Glazed chestnuts Cranberry sauce Mashed potatos Broccoli Green salad bowl Cherry pie ala mode Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown will be guests at dinner, tonght. and will be staying overnight. The Usher's office does not know what time dinner will be served tomorrow. FORD LIBRARY THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford Coverage of 30-30 Club Brunch Thanksgiving Day, The White House 10:45 a.m. Full coverage of arrival of guests at South Portico entrance to White House 11:15 a.m. Pickup in Press Lobby of pool to cover start of brunch, get opening shot as guests are seated. Photo pool Reporters Pool camera crew AP AP UPI UPI Washington Post Post Grand Rapids Press Star Network corresponden Grand Rapids Press WOTV-Grand Rapids 1:15-ish Pools listed above to cover toasts and other remarks. THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford Coverage of 30-30 Club Brunch Thanksgiving Day, The White House 10:45 a. m. Full coverage of arrival of guests at South Portico entrance to White House 11:15 a. m. Pickup in Press Lobby of pool to cover start of brunch, get opening shot as guests are seated. Photo pool Reporters Pool camera crew AP AP UPI UPI Washington Post Post Grand Rapids Press Star Network corresponder Grand Rapids Press Time WOTV-Grand Rapids Time XC 1:15-ish Pools listed above to cover toasts and other remarks. added by Ron nessen- - Pres wants as much coverage as poss Pro thy 917 DERALD FORD List of 30-30 Club members for the White House Thanksgiving Brunch. Mr. Michael Buddell Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bosscher Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Bouman Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Brown Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Coryell Mr. & Mrs. Peter Dood Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Dr. & Mrs. Allan Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Ford Mr.Clifford Gettings Mr. & Mrs. Martin Geyer Mr. & Mrs. John Heinzelman Mr. & Mrs. Leon Joslin Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Luurtsema Mr. & Mrs. John Mulvihill Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Preston Mr. & Mrs. Milton Register Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rose Mr. & Mrs. Archie Ross Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Ross Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Thomas Mr. & Mrs. James Trimpe Mr. & Mrs. Burgess Wisner Mr. & Mrs Richard Zylstra No Word From: Mr. Silas McGee Yes Mr. Leo Van Tassel Will Not Attend: Mr. Ford Lipscomb Copy HOWE SENATE FORD LIBRARY: RS. JAMES W' SOUTH RICH SCHOOL GRAND BAPIDS, MICHIGAN MR.$MRS. N/RS. $MRS Bordell, (Nassiff) Michael Heinzelman, John 1942 Cultridge Drive Route 14, Box 337 Charleston, West Tirginia 25311 Greenville, Nichigan 43338 Semiratived Apartment owner MR.&MRS. Bosscher, Harold SEE BACK OF PACE# 2 Joslin, Leon A. 2228 Heather Court, S. E. 8602 Fountleroy Way, S. W. Grand Rapids, Hichigan 40506 Seattle, Washington 98116 Tool & Die -- Fisher Body #1, G.R. Owner, Joslin Realty MR. $MRS MR. Bouman, Gerald Lipscomb, Ford Rt. #2, Spruce Avenue 123 Brown Street, S.W. White Cloud, Michigan 49349 Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 Retired Grand Rapids fireman. A & P Tea Company MR. $ MRS MR.&MRS. Brown, Arthur G., Secretary Lurtsema, Alfred 1220 Sylvan Avenue, S. E. 2458 Belfast, S. E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 Tool & Die - Fisher Body #1, G.R. Retired. Fisher Body #1, G. R. MR.&MRS Coryell, Sherman Present McGee, Silas address unknown 22 So. Park 6747 Ada Drive, S. E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508 (? Oakland, California 94603) S.F. 94107 Retired South High School Principal MR. MRS. 616-243-5356 Dood, Peter MR. MRS Mulvihill, John L. (Pat) 62 Wellington Estates 1751 Delwood, S. W. Belding, Michigan 48809 Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 Phone: 794-0119 Retired. Grand Rapids Varnish Co. DR. & MRS. MR.$ MRS Elliott, Dr. Allan R. Nelson, Robert F. Route #1, Box 652 9176 S. Riverside Dr., Rt. #3 Shippenville, Pennsylvania 16254 Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 Professor, Clarion State College Retired. Supervisor, Lansing Oldemobile MR. $MRS. Elliott, Malcolm Preston, Edward A. 1206 Eastwood Dr., Apt. 10 133 Smull Avenue SEE BACK OF PAGE Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 West Caldwell, New Jersey 07006 Associate Professor, Central Michigan U. Vice President, Interpace Corporation MR. & MRS Ford, Gerald R. Register, Milton Executive Office Building 5520 Greenboro Dr., S. E. Washington, D. C. 20500 Grand Rapide, Michigan 49506 Vice President of the United States Supervisor. Lear Siegler MR. & MRS. MR. & MRS Cattings, Clifford H., Coach Rose, Daniel P., Assistant Coach 1520 Ridgewood Avenue, S.E. 1404 South Drive Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 Real Estate. Dutcher Realty Retired. Athletic Director, Central Michig MR. & MRS MR Ceyer, Martin Ross, Archie FORD 700 Madison Avenue, S. E. 921 Daisy Lane Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 LIBRAM Real Estate Broker Asst. Prin, Lansing Everatt High School -2- 30-20-CLUB MR$MRS MRS Van Tassel, Leo ? 2 Loss, Marbert Northern Michigas University 0511 Nevells Lane Portage, Michigan 49081 Marquette, Michigan 49853 Retired. Fisher Body, Marion, Ind. MR. & MRS. MR & MRS Wisner, Burgess I.. Thomas, Floyd 1446 Mapleview Street, S. E. 2675 Woodbine Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508 Grandville, Michigen 49418 Owner, Burge Chemical Fundral Director MR. & MRS. MR $ MRS Zylstra, Richard J. Trimpe, James Rt. #2, Box 61 316 Collindale, S. W. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 Chicago Heights, Illinois 60411 Sales, General Electric Co. Supervisor, Ford Motor Company : DECEASED MEMBERS Krause, Arthur W., Principal Wickett, Howard W., Faculty Manager Blackport, Marvin Cooley, Louis Knowles, LaVerne Koepnick, Russell Matson, Robert Schipper, Russell Smith, Wallace FORD LIBRARY 071139 MR. & MRS Kr. Harold Bosscher 7186 Peninsula Dr. Rockford, Michigan. 49341. MR & MRS di Edward A. Preston Johannesburg, South Africa, c/o Lock Joint Pipe Company of South Africa, P.O. Box #78592, Sandton, Tvl., 2146, Republic of South Africa. TO FFICERS OF THE 30-30 CLUB ARE BOSSCHER- PRESIDENT FORD - VICE PRESIDENT BROWN - SECRETARY 30-30 Club Brunch centerpieces: turkeys rade out of styrofoam about 15" high melted candle wax for the bill and red thing that hangs down eyes out of corsage pins sprayed antique gold (brownish) paint in baskets, on mats encircled by decorative gourds, purple grapes, cumquats orange pyracantha used STATE FORD 30-30 Brunch Seating Arrangement - Separate couples. Seating discussed between President and Art Brown Table clothe - Yellow China - Franklin Roosevelt Dress - Short dresses for ladies; business suits for men Wine- - Wente Bros Dry Reisling (Calif wine) Private Dinner Mrs. Ford wanted cherry pie. Centerpiece - Rex has not received word on that, but he assumes they would not use the same as the morning but would have flowers from the garden. GERAL 11. FORD For immediate release Monday, Nov. 25, 1974 THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford First Family schedule for week of Nov. 25, 1974 Nov. 28, 1974 Thanksgiving Day The President and Mrs. Ford will host the President's High School Football Team for a Thanksgiving Brunch at 11 a.m. at the White House. Known as the 30-30 Club, guests are members of the 1930 football team of South High School, Grand Rapids, Mich., and their wives. About 54 guests are expected. GENALD R. FORD LIBRARY For immediate release Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1974 THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford The President and Mrs. Ford will be hosts Thanksgiving Day at a brunch for members of the President's high school football team and their wives. The brunch will be at 11 a. m. in the White House Blue Room. About 52 guests are expected. The group is known as the 30-30 Club, so named because it took the city and state football championships for South High School in Grand Rapids in 1930, and because the team had 30 members. It has met for breakfast on Thanksgiving Day every year since 1930, though this is the first meeting in Washington, D.C. (they generally meet in a restaurant in Grand Rapids). Plans were made to meet this year in Washington about a year ago. Harold Bosscher of Rockford, Mich. is president of the Club; The President is vice president; and Art Brown of Grand Rapids is secretary-treasurer. Traveling the farthest are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Preston of Johannesburg, South Africa. Also attending will be Clifford Gettings of Grand Rapids, who was coach of the team in 1930. The menu: Honeydew melon garnished with strawberries Eggs Benedict Asparagus Hot apple pie and vanilla ice cream # # # # FORD DEPAIL LIBRARY SCHEDULE FOR 30-30 CLUB MEMBERS Wednesday, November 27, 1974 1:20 p.m. Arrival by United Flight #642Y charter aircraft at National Airport. You will be met by Col. Ric Sardo and Nancy Howe. 1:30 p.m. Depart National Airport via Marriott Corporation mini bus. 1:40 p.m. Arrive Marriott Twin Bridges Hotel. Thursday, November 28, 1974 10:15 a.m. Aboard Marriott mini bus. 10:25 a.m. Chartered bus departs Hotel for White House. 10:45 a.m. Arrive via Southwest Gate to Diplomatic Reception Room. 11:00 a.m. You will be escorted to the Green Room where you will be greeted by the President and Mrs. Ford. 11:20 a.m. Brunch in the Blue Room. 1:15 p.m. You will be met by Mike Farrell and then given a special tour of the White House. 2:30 p.m. You will be escorted to the Diplomatic Entrance and transported by chartered bus to the Twin Bridges Hotel. 2:45 p.m. Arrive Hotel. Friday, November 28, 1974 10:30 a.m. A special tour of the Blair House has been arranged for you. (No special transportation provided). 1:30 p.m. A special FBI tour at the Department of Justice has been arranged. (No special transportation provided). 2:45 p.m. FBI tour completed. THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford REVISED 11/27/74 4:00 p.m. Coverage of 30-30 Club Brunch Thanksgiving Day, The White House 10:45 a.m. Full coverage of arrival of guests at South Portico entrance to White House 11:15 a.m. Pickup in Press Lobby of pool to cover start of brunch, get opening shot as guests are seated. Photo pool Reporters ABC, CBS, NBC, TVN AP AP UPI Post Washington Post Star Grand Rapids Press Grand Rapids Press Network correspondent WOTV-Grand Rapids Time, Newsweek 1:30 p.m. Pick up in Press Lobby Full coverage, Photo of President & Brunch party * 3:00 p.m. Full coverage of departure of guests at South Portico. Interviews may be conducted in Diplomatic Reception Room. Pick up in Press Lobby *Grand Staircase # ##= # BLEORD LIBRARY SCHEDULE FOR MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR G. BROWN Wednesday, November 27, 1974 1:20 p.m. Arrival by United Flight # 642Y charter aircraft at National Airport. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will be picked up by a White House staff car. 1:30 p.m. Depart National Airport. 1:40 p.m. Arrival at Diplomatic Entrance of White House. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will be met and escorted to their quarters on the third floor of the mansion. 2:00 p.m. Luncheon will be served to Mr. and Mrs. Brown in the Solarium. 2:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will be escorted to the Diplomatic Entrance for transportation to the Capitol. 2:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown arrive at the Capitol, are met by William M. (Fish Bait) Miller, and escorted on a tour of the Capitol. 3:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown depart the Capitol for the White House. 4:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown arrive Diplomatic Entrance, are met by Mike Farrell, and given a conducted tour of the White House. 5:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to their living quarters on the third floor of the mansion. 7:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to the West Hall on the second floor of the mansion for cocktails with the President and the First Lady. 8:00 p.m. Dinner with the President and First Lady. 10:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown return to their quarters on the third floor of the mansion. STATE YORD LIBRARY -2- Thursday, November 28, 1974 9:00 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are served breakfast in the Solarium. It is possible that they will be joined by the President and First Lady, if schedules permit. 10:00 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown's luggage will be taken from their quarters to the Diplomatic entrance and transported to their room at the Twin Bridges Marriott Motel. 10:45 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to the first floor of the mansion for the 30-30 Brunch. 11:00-1:00 30-30 Brunch. 2:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to the Diplomatic Entrance and transported by White House car to the Twin Bridges Marriott Motel. GERALD FORD LEBRARY THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON November 27, 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR: NANCY HOWE FROM: MIKE FARRELL my SUBJECT: "30-30 Brunch" Group Tour Reservations for Friday, November 29, 1974 The following arrangements have been made for the "30-30 Brunch" guests: 10:30 a.m. Special Tour - Blair House Please inform them that Blair House is located on Pennsylvania Avenue between 17th Street N. W. and Jackson Place, N.W. (Across from the White House and one block west). I will meet the group and introduce them to Mrs. Wilroy who is the President's Hostess at Blair House. The Tour will last one hour. 1:30 p.m. Special Tour - F.B.I. Please ask them to go to the main entrance of the Justice Department on 10th Street, N. W. between Constitution Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. They will be met by Special Agent Robert Haynes, F.B.I. Liaison Officer to the White House. The Tour will last one and a half hours. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON THANKSGIVING BRUNCH FOR MEMBERS OF THE 30-30 CLUB Thursday, November 28, 1974 11:00 a. m. Dress: Business Suit Short Dresses for the Ladies Arrival: - - 11:00 a.m. Your guests will arrive through the Diplomatic Reception Room and will be escorted to the Green Room. Juices and mixed drinks will be served. 11:05 a. m. You and Mrs. Ford will be escorted via elevator to the Green Room and will greet your guests. -- 11:20 a.m. After mingling with your guests, you and Mrs. Ford will precede your guests into the Blue Room for Brunch. Brunch: -- Round tables -- You will seat Mrs. Ford and give the Thanksgiving Blessing. - - 12:30 p.m. At the conclusion of Brunch you will rise and propose a toast ... members of the 30-30 Club will respond. (Suggested toast - Tab A) NOTE: There will be a photo taken by the White House photographer and the wire photographers after you are seated ... transcripts of your toast will be released to the press. FORD LIBRARY Thanksgiving Brunch After Brunch: -- You and Mrs. Ford will invite your guests to the Grand Hall where they will assemble at the foot of the Grand Staircase for a group photograph. -- You and Mrs. Ford will then invite your guests to stay for a tour -- which will begin with the Second Floor. NOTE: White House tour guides will conduct the tour. Departure: - - You and Mrs. Ford may wish to escort your guests to the Second Floor to begin their tour and then bid them farewell. NOTES: Guest list is attached (Tab B). Military Social Aides will be present. A Cordovox will be played in the Diplomatic Reception Room as your guests arrive. Marine String Ensemble will be playing in the Grand Hall. Nancy Lammerding TORO GERATO LIBRARY GUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE: Mr. Michael Burdell apt owner Charleston, West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher Rockford, Michigan tool + dye Fisher Body I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman White Cloud, Michigan ret. fireman from ground rpds Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown tool f dye Fisaher Body I Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell set. South High teacher Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dood Belding, Michigan net. salesman Dr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott Shippenville, Pennsylvania prof claryon St Call (Pem) Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Mount Pleasant, Michigan assoc profrie central Grand Rapids, Michigan coach in 1930 / real sells estate) much Mr. Clifford H. Gettings Mr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer Grand Rapids, Michigan real estate broker Mr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman ret. dsmn Greenville, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin Seattle, Washington owner goslin Realy Mr. and Mrs. Grand Alfred Rapids, Lurtsema Michigan ret. fisher body I drs Mr. Silas San McGee Francisco, California ret. longhareman / TWO $560 new suit) Mr. and Mrs. Wyoming, John L. Michigan Mulvihill ret and R varnish co Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson Grand Ledge, Michigan ret. Genrl motors plant Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston Johannesburg, South Africa UP. Interpace (3,000 on flight) Mr. and Mrs. Milton Register Grand Rapids, Michigan spuss lees Sigler Mr. and Mrs. Mount Daniel Pleasant, P. Rose Michigan asst coach 1930 net. athletic der, Central much Unio Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ross (pres coach in East Lansing, Michiganast cansing prine Everett H.S. basketball) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross Portage, Michigan ret fisher body, marion, end Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Thomas Grandville, Michigan funeral dir BERRID R. FORD LIBRARY - 2 - 11/28/74 Mr. and Mrs. James Trimpe slamn-Gen Elee Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Tassel northern mich Unit Marquette, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Burgess L. Wisner Grand Rapids, Michigan owner Burge chemical Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Zylstra Thoubleb-shooter motor Chicago Heights, Illinois STALD LIBRARY R. FORD GUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1974; AT ELEVEN 0 CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE: Pres. was anter- all city that Mr. Michael Burdell apt owner year Charleston, West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher tool + dye Fisher Body I Rockford, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman White Cloud, Michigan ret. fireman from and rpds Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown tool was f tacke dye - Fisaher & all Body city I Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell set South High teacher Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dood Belding, Michigan net. salesman Dr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott Shippenville, Pennsylvania prof claryon St Call (Pem) Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Mount Pleasant, Michigan assoc profrie central Mr. Clifford Grand H. Gettings Rapids, Michigan coach in 1930 (real sells estate) much Mr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer Grand Rapids, Michigan real estate broker Mr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman ret. domn Greenville, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin Seattle, Washington owner goslin Realy Mr. and Mrs. Grand Alfred Rapids, Lurtsema Michigan ret. fisher end body all I city Mr. Silas McGee - an TWO $560 drs newsuit) was San Francisco, California ret longhareman Mr. and Mrs. Wyoming, John L. Michigan Mulvihill ret and R varnish Co Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson Grand Ledge, Michigan ret. Genrl motors plant Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston Johannesburg, South Africa UP. Interpace (3,000 on flight) Mr. and Mrs. Milton Register Grand Rapids, Michigan spuss lees Sigler Mr. and Mrs. Mount Daniel Pleasant, P. Rose Michigan asst coach 1930 net. athletic der, Central much Unio Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ross East Lansing, Michiganz principal (pres coach in Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross cansing Everett H.S. basketball) Portage, Michigan ret fisher body marion, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Thomas Grandville, Michigan funeral dir 2 - 11/28/74 Mr. and Mrs. James Trimpe shamn-Gen Elec Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Tassel northern much Unit Marquette, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Burgess L. Wisner owner Bunge chemical Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Zylstra tord motor Chicago Heights, Illinois sproubleb shooter Brunch - Thursday, November 28, 1974 at 11 o'clock 51 30-30 Club Table 1 Table 4 THE PRESIDENT Mr. Coryell Mrs. Joslin Mrs. Geyer Mr. Brown Mr. Bouman Mrs. Zylstra Mrs. Trimpe Mr. Bosscher Mr. Burdell Mrs. Allan Elliott Mrs. Herbert Ross Mr. Register Mr. Lurtsema Mrs. Dood Mrs. Thomas Mr. Wisner Mr. Mulvihill Mrs. Archie Ross Mrs. Nelson Table 2 Table 5 MRS. FORD Mr. Elliott Mr. Joslin Mrs. Bouman Mrs. Brown Mr. Geyer Dr. Elliott Mrs. Lurtsema Mrs. Register Mr. Dood Mr. Gettings Mrs. Mulvihill Mrs. Wisner Mr. Thomas Mr. Zylstra Mrs. Van Tassel Mrs. Heinzelman Mr. Trimpe Mr. Preston Mr. Herbert Ross Mrs. Rose Table 3 Mrs. Sandra Bellinger Mr. Rose Mrs. Preston Mr. Van Tassel Mr. Archie Ross Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Mr. Nelson Mrs. Coryell Mr. McGee Mr. Heinzelman Mrs. Bosscher GERAL R. FORD LIBRARY Table 1 Table 4 THE PRESIDENT Mr. Coryell Mrs. Joslin Mrs. Geyer Mr. Brown Mr. Bouman Mrs. Zylstra Mrs. Trimpe Mr. Bosscher Mr. Burdell Mrs. Allan Elliott Mrs. Herbert Ross Mr. Register Mr. Lurtsema Mrs. Dood Mrs. Thomas Mr. Wisner Mr. Mulvihill Mrs. Archie Ross Mrs. Nelson Table 2 Table 5 MRS. FORD Mr. Elliott Mr. Joslin Mrs. Bouman Mrs. Brown Mr. Geyer Dr. Elliott Mrs. Lurtsema Mrs. Register Mr. Dood Mr. Gettings Mrs. Mulvihill Mrs. Wisner Mr. Thomas Mr. Zylstra Mrs. Van Tassel Mrs. Heinzelman Mr. Trimpe Mr. Preston Mr. Herbert Ross Mrs. Rose Table 3 Mrs. Sandra Bellinger Mr. Rose Mrs. Preston Mr. Van Tassel Mr. Archie Ross Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Mr. Nelson Mrs. Coryell Mr. McGee Mr. Heinzelman Mrs. Bosscher GERALD Brunch - Thursday, November 28, 1974 at 11 o'clock 51 30-30 Club Table 1 Table 4 THE PRESIDENT Mrs. Joslin to his rt Mr. Coryell Mrs. Geyer Mr. Brown Mr. Bouman as Mr. Bosscher his AN, Mr. Burdell Mrs. Zylstra Mrs. Trimpe Mrs. Allan Elliott Mrs. Herbert Ross Mr. Register Mr. Lurtsema Mrs. Dood Mrs. Thomas Mr. Wisner to his left Mr. Mulvihill Mrs. Archie Ross Mrs. Nelson Table 2 Table 5 MRS. FORD Mr. Elliott Mr. Joslin Mrs. Brown vt. Mrs. Bouman Mr. Geyer Dr. Elliott Mrs. Lurtsema Mrs. Register Mr. Dood Mrs. Wisner E:01 Mr. Gettings Mrs. Mulvihill Mr. Thomas If Mrs. Heinzelman Mr. Zylstra Mrs. Van Tassel left Mr. Trimpe Mr. Preston Mr. Herbert Ross Table 3 or:s DI Mrs. Bellinger Mr. Rose asvT Mrs. Preston Mr. Van Tassel Mr. Archie Ross Nuard trA Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Mr. Nelson Mrs. Coryell Mr. McGee 11.071 Mr. Heinzelman 1 ,HeEl Mrs. Bosscher wincher ,N wont FORD 07WN30 LIBRARY 1 man not here - lost when Smth Hyh turned into zindary school- HIJ in of deldsT 1803 10:00 Blaic House the -ragnillor Pres. KD 1:30 FBI Art Brown Summage - Betty Fnd, Football from the Redshing - wel tar GUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE: Mr. Michael Burdell Charleston, West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher Rockford, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman White Cloud, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dood Belding, Michigan Dr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott Shippenville, Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Mount Pleasant, Michigan Mr. Clifford H. Gettings Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman Greenville, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin Seattle, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lurtsema Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. Silas McGee San Francisco, California Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mulvihill Wyoming, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson Grand Ledge, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston Johannesburg, South Africa Mr. and Mrs. Milton Register Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Rose Sandra Bellinger Mount Pleasant, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ross East Lansing, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross Portage, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Thomas Grandville, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. James Trimpe Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Tassel Marquette, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Burgess L. Wisner Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Zylstra Chicago Heights, Illinois GERALD LIBRARY GUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE: Mr. Michael Burdell Charleston, West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher Rockford, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman White Cloud, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dood Belding, Michigan Dr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott Shippenville, Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott Mount Pleasant, Michigan Mr. Clifford H. Gettings Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman Greenville, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin Seattle, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lurtsema Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. Silas McGee co-waher of San Francisco, California Pres. Betty wife. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mulvihill Chemic cel Busines Wyoming, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson in G.R. wife rt Grand Ledge, Michigan am of Cusiners Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston Johannesburg, South Africa 2 sons s( mained daught Mr. and Mrs. Milton Register 2 grand sun Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. antivities. Daniel P. Rose Sandra Bellinger do " college Mount Pleasant, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ross mother 91 yrs.old lives 6y verself East Lansing, Michigan 2 block's from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross S. H.School. Portage, Michigan hiched him out of bed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas wife Va &( ) said, here get to Grandville, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. James Trimpe Grand Rapids Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Led Van Tassel 2 unon El of course yn Marquette, Michigan Mr. and Mrs Burgess Wisne here Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zylstra Chicago Heights, Illinois wife children From fame 3 DEPART Evelyn,wife wife, hill wife, silen Tred eachyr- Lorraini, somehy he's al- 3 Boh Thinking comp. walie teaching were fu Lus auto ways came up- 2 srandshibher shildren 2 sirls, asmt boy Inde daughte whose A likes to FSL etiring. 10 S'ill in kollege- 4 sivi, mistales unde childry Un. nna anno, 11/28/74 Thanksgiving at the White House (NBC-2:40 minutes) After receiving in full the White House Thanksgiving dinner menu, and the brunch menu, John Chancellor said: "It was a mouth-watering day at the White House, and a nostalgic day at brunch, a reunion of the 1930 Grand Rapids High School Football team, which won a state championship. The team captain was Gerald Ford. Here's more on that story from John Cochran:" "They came from as far away as South Africa for the most memorable reunion the 1930 Grand Rapids South High team has ever had. Some brought wives and presents for the first family. Some did not. Silas McGee had enough trouble just getting the money for the trip from his home in San Francisco. But he was not about to miss seeing his old teammate, Jerry Ford." (NBC showed extensive footage on McGee) "Silas McGee always called Jerry Ford "juny" back in the days when Silas was all-city halfback and Juny was allstate Center on the undefeated Grand Rapids team" Cochran said. Over 61 now, but they are still in good shape, even though their hair is thinner and their midriffs thicker. After a FORD LIBRARY 3 leisurely brunch, which took more than two hours, President Ford's old teammates took a tour of the White House, and then came outside for a special picture taking session. "The idea was to try to duplicate a picture of Mr. Ford with three of his teammates, taken 44 years ago. And they came close to duplicating it (as film of the picture-taking was shown.) The people were all the same. Only the physiques have changed. But while others on the team may joke about their aches and pains now, Silas McGee says he is as great as ever. (Pictures of McGee showing how he carried the ball.) ------------ (ABC-2:10 minutes.) Howard K. Smith said Thanksgiving comes at troubled times for many. "At the White House, the man on whose desk the most trouble lands, the President set the tone by hosting his high school football team. ABC's Tom Jarriel reports:' Forty-four years ago they were the Michigan state high school championship football team. Today they assembled around their captain, Gerald Ford for the annual reunion of the 30-30 club. As 22 surviving members of the 30-man 1930 club posed for pictures and tossed the football around after brunch, a lot of the old team spirit was still evident. (Film of President talking with teammates and lining them up for picture.) "In disparaging moments, Lyndon Johnson used to accuse then House minority leader Ford of playing too much football without a helmet. What sort of football player was he?" McGee "He was a doggone good one -- the very best, very very best. " (McGee gave a detailed report on what a good player Gerry Ford was). "He always wore his football helmet," said McGee. "Any- one says he didn't, they got rocks in his head." ----- Jarriel said "Comedian Dick Gregory and three congress- men paced the cold sidewalk outside to protest what they called the Administration's lack of concern for the world's hungry." FORD GREAT LIBRARY D A NOT-SO-INSTANT REPLAY AT JUNIE'S WHITE HOUSE The White House mood was fes- Ford personally, the White House tive, the eggs benedict were delicious, pointed out). Then the old Trojans, and the only inflation anyone was vis- many wearing "WIN" buttons in an im- ibly worried about involved filling a pressive showing of residual team football with air. It was the 44th annual spirit, gathered on the big lawn for a reunion of Michigan's 1930 state foot- picture session. They reminisced about ball champions, the South High Trojans their old teammate Junie, now the oc- of Grand Rapids, whose captain was cupant of the big house behind them, center and linebacker Gerald R. "Ju- remembering him as a reliable, steady nie" Ford Jr. All 43 previous re- ARTH center on offense and a rugged, hard- The Weather Today - Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s, low near 30. Chance of pre- cipitation is near zero today, 10 per cent tonight. Saturday-Mostly cloudy, The Washi high in the 40s. Yesterday's temp. range, 51-33. Details on Page C1. 97th Year ... No. 359 © 1974, The Washington Post Co. FRIDAY, NOV Jerry Ford Host At 44th Reunion Of Football Team By Bob Addie and Tom Shales Washington Post Staff Writers The man in the blue suit wore his name tag yesterday as the 30-30 Club gathered in the Blue Room of the White House. The label said: "Hello, My Name is Gerald R. Ford." TL ---- the 1445 afrtha of 20,20 Club. no named Index 100 Pages 4 Sections gton Post Amusements B13 Metro C.1 Classified C18 Obituaries C14 Comics D14 Religion D12 Editorials A30 Sports D1 Fed. Diary D15 Style B1 Financial D10 TV-Radio B12 ER 29, 1974 Phone (202) 223-6000 Circulation 223-6100 20c Beyond Washington, Classified 223-6200 Maryland and Virginia 15c Ethiopian Leader Chosen Los Angeles Times LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WEST, 1,045,479 DAILY, 1,236,066 SUNDAY Sherla Weidenfeld Copyright © 1974 IINE PARTS-PART ONE FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1974 150 PAGES Los Angeles Times DAILY 10c T TO TEA 10.00 Washington Star- News Holiday Edition MILDER. - Partly cloudy today, high near 50. Fair through tomorrow with low tonight near 30 and high tomorrow in 40s. Details: Page C-6. 122nd Year. No. 332 Copyright © 1974 The Evening Star Newspaper Co. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974 -104 PAGES Phone (202) 484-5000 CIRCULATION 484-3000 15 Cents CLASSIFIED 484-6000 On newsstand Siki's Back With the Team By John Sherwood Mich. But yesterday's reunion was left of hair that had turned ber this, they said. Do you Star-News Staff Writer was different from all the rest. gray was mussed, and backs remember that, they said. Yesterday the day was all for The long lost Siki was there. were pounded as if they were still Junie's best friend, high-scor- "Siki." Good and funny and lost protected by shoulder pads. ing quarterback Allan Elliott Siki, the little end with the big "MY HUSBAND probably (who wore No. 12) was diagram- To look at these old kids, one words and ready wit. wouldn't admit it," said Mrs. ming his favorite play, sweep 78. Peter Dood. "but he was more would think they were somehow They hadn't seen him for 44 from a short punt formation. In footed p.35 p THE NEW YORK TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1974 Ford Has a Reunion With Grand Rapids Football Teamn WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (UPI)-President and Mrs. Ford celebrated their first Thanks- giving in the White House with a reunion of the President's Grand Rapids high school foot- ball teammates. Outside, Dick Gregory, the comedian, and two members of nicketed to protest 29, 1974 N.Y. Daily llews 11/29/74 P.2 UPI Telephoto Silas McGee, San Francisco longshoreman and teammate of President Ford in high school, reminisces with the chief executive before brunch at White House. Mich. Champions Visit OI' Buddy By FRANK JACKMAN Washington, Nov. 28 (News Bureau) -They were middle-aged and somewhat paunchy and what hair they had was gray, but for a few moments at least, on this crisp fall day, they were the South High "Troians" of 1930 again Class A state football cham- 1974 I hanbagiving San Francisco Chronicle ** Sat., Nov. 16, 1974 He'll See Ford in Style By Maitland Zane Silas McGee won't have to "I'm gonna walk in the ) a freight to the White White House and say, "The use after all. President of the United The retired longshoreman, States, I presume? You 10 has been invited to know, Junie, you really went places." B-Back Page Washington Star-llews Monday, November 25, 1974 Guess Who's Coming To Lunch? By Ymelda Dixon Special to the Star-News Betty Ford has no inten- tion of allowing herself to become a prisoner of the M* Personalities The President, I Presume know, Junie, you really went Retired San Francisco longshoreman Silas McGee, places,' " said McGee, who hasn't seen Mr. Ford since 61, said he'd "hop a freight" if he had to to Thanksgiving attend Presi- 1930. "Junie," he explained, nickname was -0- CONFERENCE AS GREGORY MARCHED BACK AND FORTH. STARK AND REP. PATRICIA SCHROEDER, D-COLO. HELD A SIDEWALK NEWS REMEMBER THAT MANY POOR AND STARVING PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP." THAI FORTNEY AS WE ALL ENJOY TRADITIONAL FAMILY REUNIONS WE CAN ALSO "IN STARK D-CALIF., COMMENTING ABOUT THE LUNCHEON. "BUT I HOPE REP. DIAD CHERRY 0009 3HI DISCOURA 01 INVM I 00 AAY ON THAT PROPERLY BECAUSE OF THE HIGH COST OF FOOD CAN HAVE A SAY-SO." LEVEL THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN AMERICA WHO CAN'T AFFORD TO EAT OF AMERICA AND THE CONSCIENCE LEVEL OF THE PRESIDENT TO GREGORY SAID THE DEMONSTRATION WAS "TO TRY TO RAISE THE -- SAY CONSCIENCE SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM. INSIDE, PRESIDENT FORD HOSTED BRUNCH FOR MEMBERS OF HIS OLD HIGH PROTEST WORLD HUNGER. AGRICULTURE SECRETARY EARL BUTZ AS A TURKEY, SATIRIST DICK GREGORY AND TWO CONGRESSMEN PICKETED THE WHITE HOUSE THANKSGIVING DAY TO PORTAAYING Boand HOTMONAS V -- (180) (0003) UP-036 WASHINGTON (FOOD) (UPI) -- WEARING A SANDWICH BOARD PORTRAYING AGRICULTURE SECRETARY EARL BUIZ AS A TURKEY, SATIRIST DICK GREGORY AND TWO CONGRESSMEN PICKETED THE WHITE HOUSE THANKSGIVING DAY TO PROTEST WORLD HUNGER. INSIDE, PRESIDENT FORD HOSTED A BRUNCH FOR MEMBERS OF HIS OLD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM. GREGOR SAID THE DEMONSTRATION WAS "TO TRY TO RAISE THE CONSCIENCE LEVEL OF THE CONSCIENCE LEVEL OF THE PRESIDENT -- TO SAY THAT 18E OF PEOPLE IN AMERICA WHO CAN'T AFFORD TO EAT PROPE THE HIGH COST FOOD CAN HAVE A SAY-SO." 1.WANT 10 ISCOURAGE THE GOOD CHEER," SAID REP. FORTNE COMMERTING THE LUNCHEON. "BUT I HOPE THAT in AL MLL ENJOY TRADITIONAL FAMILY REONIONS ... WE CAN ALSO REMEMBER THAT MANY POOR AND STARVING PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP." STARK AND REP. PATRICIA SCHROEDER, D-COLO., HELD A SIDEWALK NEWS CONFERENCE AS GREGORY MARCHED BACK AND FORTH. -0- Personalities The President, I Presume Retired San Francisco know, Junie, you really went longshoreman Silas McGee, places," said McGee, who The first was given bv dropped in at luncheons. Twice last week she White House. M* become a prisoner of the tion of allowing herself to Betty Ford has no inten- Special to the Star-News By /Ymelda Dixon To Lunch? Coming Who's Guess Monday, November 25, 1974 B-Back Page Washington Star-Tlews

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Ford Presidential Library for access to\nthese materials.\nDate Issued 10/974\nBy P. Howard\nRevised\nFACT SHEET\nMrs. Ford's Office\nEvent THANKSGIVING BREAKFAST\nGroup 30-30 Club (the President's High School Football Team)\nDATE/TIME Nov. 28, 1974 11:00 a.m.\nContact Pat Howard\nPhone 2927\nNumber of guests: Total\n52\nWomen X\nMen x\nChildren\nPlace State Floor\nPrincipals involved President and Mrs. Ford\nParticipation by Principal yes\n(Receiving line) no\nRemarks required none\nBackground Each year the President's high school football team members and their\nwives get together at Thanksgiving . -- this is the 1930 football team of\nSouth High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan\nREQUIREMENTS\nSocial:\nGuest list yes\nInvitations yes\nPrograms no Menus yes\nRefreshments Breakfast Menu\nEntertainment No\nDecorations/flowers Yes\nMusic Yes\nSocial Aides yes\nDress Business Suit - -- short casual dresses for the ladie€oat check yes\nOther\nPress:\nReporters yes\nPhotographers yes (pool)\nTV Crews\nWhite House Photographers\nyes\nColor yes\nMono.\nOther\nTechnical\nSupport:\nMicrophones no\nPA Other Rooms\nno\nRecording no\nLights no\nTransportation by cars\nParking South Grounds\nHousing --\nSERALD\nOther --\n(Risers,stage,platforms) --\nProject Co-ordinator Pat Howard\nPhone 2927\nSite diagrams should be attached if technical support is heavy.\nDigitized from Box 3 of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library\nDate Issued 10/974\nma mott nite before\nBy P. Howard\nRevised\nFACT SHEET\nMrs. Ford's Office\nEvent THANKSGIVING BREAKFAST\nGroup 30-30 Club (the President's High School Football Team)\nDATE/TIME Nov. 28, 1974 11:00 a.m.\nContact Pat Howard\nPhone 2927\nNumber of guests: Total\n52\nWomen x\nMen x\nChildren\nPlace State Floor\nPrincipals involved President and Mrs. Ford\nParticipation by Principal yes\n(Receiving line) no\nRemarks required none\nBackground Each year the President's high school football team members and their\nwives get together at Thanksgiving - - this is the 1930 football team of\nSouth High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan\nREQUIREMENTS\nSocial:\nGuest list yes\nInvitations yes\nPrograms no Menus yes\nRefreshments Breakfast Menu\nEntertainment No\nDecorations/flowers Yes\nMusic Yes\nSocial Aides yes\nDress Business Suit - -- short casual dresses for the ladieSoat check yes\nOther\nPress:\nReporters yes\nPhotographers yes (pool)\nTV Crews\nWhite House Photographers\nyes\nColor yes\nMono.\nOther\nTechnical\nSupport:\nMicrophones no\nPA Other Rooms\nno\nRecording no\nLights no\nTransportation by cars\nFORD\nParking South Grounds\nHousing - -\nOther --\n(Risers,stage,platforms) --\nProject Co-ordinator Pat Howard\nPhone 2927\nSite diagrams should be attached if technical support is heavy.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nSUBJECT: Instructions for Social Aides\nEVENT: Thanksgiving Brunch (30-30 Club)\nDate/Time: November 28, 1974 (11:00)\nNo. of Guests: 50\nUniform:\nParking:\nIn-Place Time for Aides:\nIn-Place Time for OIC:\nDuty Aide: LCDR T. S. Todd, USN\nFirst Family Participation: The President and Mrs. Ford\nThe following Social Aides will attend:\n*Officer in Charge\nMusic: USMC Strings in the Lobby (10:30) (East Gate)\nUSMC Cordovox in the Diplomatic Reception Room (10:30)\nRemarks:\nLieutenant /MI. Commander, U. S. Navy\nT. STEPHEN TODD\nNaval Aide to the President\nSERVICE 14. FORD LIBRARY\nDISTRIBUTION:\nBGen Lawson\nMrs. Lammerding\nUsher's Office\nLtCol Sardo\nMrs. Weidenfeld\nWhite House Garage\nLCDR Todd\nSecret Service\nWhite House Staff Mess\nLtCol Blake\nVisitor's Office\nMr. O'Donnell\nMajor Barrett\nBand\nWhite House Police (7)\n30/30\nF\nwine\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWhite WASHINGTON Wines Serves\nWente Bros\nGrey Reisling\n(Californie Wine)\nR. FORD LIBRAHY\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nOn 6 1/2 of hands\nSEARLD FORD\nLIBRARY\nin Bocher opened cereming\ntreesury Neput- - Solvent\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nline - up of members- -\nintro. of wive, to\neach other - what\nthey've been doing\nfor Lest yr. Cargest\nSrp of members\nthey 've even he d'\nBoesher (va) - she\nFORD\nin Jr. High when 3\nLIBRARY\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nI susT want\nto hule you\nwe'll do one\ndavnest to get\nto G.R. If cant\nset there maybe\nhere rext 47 4\nFORD\nI Im SERATE\nLIBRARY\nhappy\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nblessed unuty\nI Pp - We here\na (ot of probs.\nSerious 1 Itale\nAnis on a vising\ntide we are\nfor good reesons\nthe enjoy 7 of MP\nall U the ERAL was LIBI ld.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nInvocetion by\nSilent prug\nLavene Noels\nLoe\nRus skippe\nBos Metro\nnurv Bleaksman\nWisned flank,\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nUne,\nWASHINGTON\nBosher\nMrs,\nFord\nGENALD & FORD CIBRARY\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nConeld baumer -\nRetived who\n24 fraud child her\nArthur G. Brown-\nIOPS GERALD 2 Anywan\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\n4m recell lest yr-\nbrot to attention\nan every shartage.\nH comment to\nhens medic what\ntravel- cost of energy 7 nd Se Rn\nno compleint of taxpayer.\n12,000 gallens of\naurahn Fuel- 1 most\nof me cayo -\nGENAU\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nPres. was last 1\nIntro. is an\nhonor- -\nAm all met B.\nto net kntro. her apain\nS I'd like Ma\nresqued her from\nSchool\n3 sans, Muki, theological\nschool - melip\nup from En Fa's sini-\nmarried\nTHE WHITE House\nWASHINGTON\nJack, in 4 fareste -\n8 tene that he z\n8014 to college but\nthinks he may\nwant to be s\nrauch hend.\nPurash 80 to collep\nSusan - here - Sr. in h.s.\nThe food Fml deighted\nto here you here.\nOur home 4 homed\n213, million Am\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nAre we finish\nBrunch - Tour of\nwit - smill rp,\nof 10 a 12 - some\nfeel For beach\nof place & what\na Ceautifu / home\nit is.\n80 as rr to FORD\nOval office ERALD where\nI work\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nAI call a signet\nMany lines, I here\nreminised such\nsome V expirence 4\nwe hed in 1930\nouerms Don't\nThat ty W W pretty\nunon tion may\ntime, cupp sent\nmade me do\nme\nagain.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nSwimming pool- 1\n1 game every sat.\n+ donsle huden\non occasion -\nThings H came to\nhi 1 mind -\ncloseners # + So\nevident tn & 50\nProminent non\nDut that there / .\nan athletic then\nArt\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\n# waled so\nclose toge the of\nwated somell\nleadership from\nCutf. 5. vermende Sen\nSome sceldings hid\nSive us for time\nGurt Rus.\nto time - Didn't\nDanny hm in fall -\nLaza. Played mut\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nyr. It z a term\nI was close f F\na vaiety L\nneasons. Obsen\nI+ our parents\ngratiful 1 for it.\nRemember going\nto Johnn's,\nplace - don't\nrecall nam C -\nJohnsmi Dns store\non comes. His\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFa a st. penn 1\nwe led 80 on\n& on & on - That\nschool was a\nst. period in\nmg , life hime\nAI\nmede, / vec c (+ve d\nbay 5 Milt -\nJust 80 T bach\nfr trip - ALL Gne\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nPR - in fact st\nVP- - B hereme\nI'm km Sacc\nwho hu it be\nPau Lifet\nu heneme I see\nJa Her, Lincoln\nmemoril me he,\nme happ ) I'm 1\nan Am,\nwe're the most\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nplaying tall of\nknowing ym.\nI Manh you\nven much -\nTHE WHITE House\nWASHINGTON\nRen set w, hall\nfootball we\nto Pre 11 80 office in oval\nLeam Capt. of S.H.S\n30/30 Clus 1\n1974\nDF ,\na gracions ledy\n-\nExpression Ree of gratitude\nPcu Set-\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nOur appreciation 1\nfn your well-\nbeing $ happiness-\nNolied The put\npres. pen in her\nrochet.\nLORD LIBRARY\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nA. reeson to hones\nme in any was\nb do apprec. & do apprec.\nwill treasure :t\nknow lron much\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nA package sim\nto Pel. & subsequently\nexplained - pix.\nof (Iff Gettings\n1915- stude\nState Paulty\nContest -\nhere's our beloved\ncoach holding a\nclucken\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nw.m alot of\nheir -\ngave it to\nGettings\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nPres.\n/ ader of lousivers\nElection of Officers\nRetain same\n0 ficen -\nWe do have\n\"(d k\ndues blw. now Nov. $ he xt\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nNev. Lipseans- -\n,\nRm, builcase K 1926\nTsu toistre 1\nher. Joslind\n30/30\nHarold Bosscher - Pres. of 30/30\nclus opened aremony.\nArt Brown- - sein treasurer - game\ntreasury Report - Clus is solvent\nBrown then announced every\nmember would be announced.\ntell others 100 what they've been\ndoing for last year and met\nthey should intro. wines to every-\none.\nBrown told them this was\nthey've ever had.\nthe largest group of members\nmember in alphabetical order.\nHe then proceeded to intro, every\nApt, owner\nBurdell: wife recently passed away,\nBosscher: tool & Dye - Fisher Bodyl\nson alanyer\nret,\ny\nBouman:\n24 Grandchildren retired\nBrown:\nCoryell: Muddle School -flas-\nSomeone stole Flas. found in\nMeilbox - someone transfered it\nto central South High\nDood : Jane, wife 5 hid;\n12\nEll.oH: Fern31932 class of south\nEllioH - \\ High sm; I grandchildren\nGettings: lost 1 his wife to\ndemocrats; you're still Jemy,\nstill termmete friend & and\nPres. & I wd like to give\na toast to our Pre:- All\nstood up,\nSm.\nGener - wife thes to keep\nhim in line. One problem\nhow to heep President for\nnext year. Pre, of organ.\nsays no comment,\nHeinzelmani \"Pushred\"- From\nwhat - 4r. & a half\napo retired - Had to fujure\nout what to do in\nretirement. 'When I\nwale up here nothing to\ndo, when I to leed\nMinli done\" Things Same half\nJoslin: Son 33 4rs. old, daughter\n29, still single.\nSome,one said \"don't give\nlaw school\nup hope\" Son going to\nLurtesema.\nSilas Mc Gee: Even yone laughed\n& clapped. Ashed has Shee\nWa, in Alashe & O places\nfor a while blem longeshm.\nman - anecdates - Said\nasout JF, when someone\nashed: The his & man who\nto look trinard to the future\nAbout himself \"A Rolline storie\ndues not set there any more\nSTATE\nMuluihill- wife wanders\n4 children. two grandchilder\nretined. I'm a go-getter.\nTook in wife to wash\nat 9:00 & then went to\nset her.\nNelson - retired one son, a\nranger\nPrestm - Since March in\nS. Africe. His comp. A\nhandles water supply\nline, fn same of larger\nciti, in S. Africe.\n3 children\nRegister: That blond there is\nmy wife not her in\n9b grade in H.S. wife\ntold her him it wd\nbe a gold gold day\nwhen which has\nashed her to get merried\nMerried 40 yrs,\nRose: 2nd chief coach in 30.\nWife Lidit be here. Brot\nhis daughte Sandra\nHas son 27 whose\ncitting memid. If\nto have his fine wife the\nPres, Led, wait So long\nSon said \"I'll have to'\nwait too:\nBEHALD\nTHE\nRoss - 5 graudchildier\nSpecial message - rep.\n1700 + H.S. students.\nSpoke to many\nthem think its wonder- wolder-\nful & slad his here,\nRoss: 3 grandchildien &\ndaughter\nThomes! wife Ua - have\n2 $ 3 children\nfrom fames wife\nTrimpe: wife, Lomaine.\n3 grandchildien 2\nchildren like, to fish\nVan Tassel: Svelyn, wife.\nTried each 42. to get\nhere. Something his\nalways come up.\nDa. in college\nWishin:\nDangle Desh\ngift - To Football Foo Pre Pen - will set with be\nth oval off is -\nInsuiption To JF king Capt.\nof 5.4.5,1932 30/30 cluss\n1474\nTommon -\n10:30 Blair House\n1:30 FBI\nPres.\nwas lest to be intro.\n40 Intror B. Ford. who he\nsaid the, 'cate all me but\nhe'd like them to know-\nRescued her from Central\nHigh School.\n3 sms, M.lie, Jack Steve\nDa. Susan\nDe\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nart Brown- -\nnursing at S. High\nfound by Postal service.\nTenned over to 30-30.\nSent year.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nArt Brown-Secretary, 30-30 Club\nHe usually get home about 4:30 each day (CST)\n616-243-5356\nCarolyn\nmatson\n11/25/74\n30-30 Club\nGERMLD R. FORD LIBHANA\nreason for name: it was the championship (city and state) South High\nFootball Team (grand rapids) in 1930 -- and the team had 30 members\ntotal.\nTotal of 52 team members and wives are planning to attend as of\nMonday night.\nThey have met every year since 1930 on Thanksgiving Day. It has\nalways been a breakfast, usually about 9 a.m. They used to meet\nat Hattem's Restaurant in Grand Rapids (Mose Hattem was a cheerleader\nat South). His restaurant closed and they started meeting at the\nPantlind Hotel about 1960.\nTheir custom was to have only the team emembers at the breakfast,\nexcept for every five years, when each member would bring his wife\nand kids. Next year is the \"five year¹¹ time, when the whole family\nwill be included.\nHow it got to the White House this year\nlast Thanksgiving, Art\nBrown (secy-treas of group) talked to the President and said that the\ngroup had been talking, and they thought it would be a lot cheaper\nfor the taxpayer if all of the 30-30 Club came to Washington instead\nof JF flying back to Grand Rapids (this was right at the time that there\nwas a great deal of criticism being leveled for excess use of jet fuel\nfor Presidential travel). JF said 'great!' and, since Fords still in\nAlexandria house, planned to have it at a hotel here. Then Congress\nstarted talking about the Damiral's House, and JF sent word that they'd\nlove to have it there. Then, in August after he became President, he\nhad someone on his staff call Art Brown and left the message 'not to\nworry -- the breakfast would still be held, but there'd have to be one\nchange -- in the place it would be.'\nPresident of the group is Harold Bosscher of Rockford, Mich; VP of\ngroup is JF; treas is Art Brown.\nThis is largest %age of members who've ever attended. Of the list, might\nwant to note:\n-Clifford Gettings, Grand Rapids, who was coach in 1930\n-Mr and Mrs. Edward Preston, who are coming from\nJohannesburg, South Africa\nDaniel P. Rose, who was asst coach\n-Silas McGee, ret. longshoreman who has been subject of\ninterviews on West Coast (apparently, some doctors bought\nhis ticket to D.C. and gave him money for new suit)\nnote: they're arriving Natl Arprt 1:10 or 1:20 from GR Weds - press will be\nwith & they don't care if D.C. media is aware\n30 People on team\nstate + city championship\nlgst 70 age of members - 26 (all that's left)\nHa mose Hern's Restaur - Grand Rapids rest closed\n(Hattem was cheesleader at South) - agreed\nto open - Pantlind Hotel - 1960 1st time\nwhole fam every 5 yrs\nPres Fard of not there, he calls\nalways been a break fast Ha. at a.m.\nEach person intro wife t tells what\nkids- rest social\nthey've done year before & about\nBasscher Pres\nGREAT FORD\nJF\nV Pres\nSery -ts art Brown\nhaphezard elections on\ncheaper\nlast thnksqiving - checked here pres ain -great then home- in\nthat pay the\nwed love to have it\nhad someone call t tell ant not to\nto come\nhere\naviat fuel\nworry, brkpt wed still be held, but\nhave to make one change - august\n29\nare flying out of 6R weds am\n1:10 or 1:20 p.m. - does not mind\ninfo being given out\n6R pren be there ahead-\nchan 8 TV flying w/\nFORD\nLIBRARY\n-\nCall Flower shop\nspeak w/ Chuck Smith\n(he is assisting during holidays)\nalso : Princess Rediving\n401/593-7795\n30-30 Club Brunch\ncenterpieces:\nturkeys nade out of styrofoam\nabout 15\" high\nmelted candle wax for the bill and red thing that hangs down\neyes out of corsage pins\nsprayed antique gold (brownish) paint\nin baskets, on mats\nencircled by decorative gourds, purple grapes, cumquats\norange pyracantha used\n(From Rex Scouten, 11/27/74 at 10:30 am)\nThanksgiving Dinner Menu\nRoast Turkey with giblet gravy\nBread stuffing\nGlazed chestnuts\nCranberry sauce\nMashed potatos\nBroccoli\nGreen salad bowl\nCherry pie ala mode\nMr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown will be guests at dinner, tonght.\nand will be staying overnight.\nThe Usher's office does not know what time dinner will be\nserved tomorrow.\nFORD LIBRARY\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nOffice of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nCoverage of 30-30 Club Brunch\nThanksgiving Day, The White House\n10:45 a.m.\nFull coverage of arrival of guests at\nSouth Portico entrance to White House\n11:15 a.m.\nPickup in Press Lobby of pool to cover\nstart of brunch, get opening shot as guests\nare seated.\nPhoto pool\nReporters\nPool camera crew\nAP\nAP\nUPI\nUPI\nWashington Post\nPost\nGrand Rapids Press\nStar\nNetwork corresponden\nGrand Rapids Press\nWOTV-Grand Rapids\n1:15-ish\nPools listed above to cover toasts and other remarks.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nOffice of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nCoverage of 30-30 Club Brunch\nThanksgiving Day, The White House\n10:45 a. m.\nFull coverage of arrival of guests at\nSouth Portico entrance to White House\n11:15 a. m.\nPickup in Press Lobby of pool to cover\nstart of brunch, get opening shot as guests\nare seated.\nPhoto pool\nReporters\nPool camera crew\nAP\nAP\nUPI\nUPI\nWashington Post\nPost\nGrand Rapids Press\nStar\nNetwork corresponder\nGrand Rapids Press\nTime\nWOTV-Grand Rapids\nTime\nXC\n1:15-ish\nPools listed above to cover toasts and other remarks.\nadded by Ron nessen- -\nPres wants as much\ncoverage as poss Pro\nthy 917 DERALD FORD\nList of 30-30 Club members for the\nWhite House Thanksgiving Brunch.\nMr. Michael Buddell\nMr. & Mrs. Harold Bosscher\nMr. & Mrs. Gerald Bouman\nMr. & Mrs. Arthur Brown\nMr. & Mrs. Sherman Coryell\nMr. & Mrs. Peter Dood\nMr. & Mrs. Malcolm Elliott\nDr. & Mrs. Allan Elliott\nMr. & Mrs. Gerald Ford\nMr.Clifford Gettings\nMr. & Mrs. Martin Geyer\nMr. & Mrs. John Heinzelman\nMr. & Mrs. Leon Joslin\nMr. & Mrs. Alfred Luurtsema\nMr. & Mrs. John Mulvihill\nMr. & Mrs. Robert Nelson\nMr. & Mrs. Edward Preston\nMr. & Mrs. Milton Register\nMr. & Mrs. Daniel Rose\nMr. & Mrs. Archie Ross\nMr. & Mrs. Herbert Ross\nMr. & Mrs. Floyd Thomas\nMr. & Mrs. James Trimpe\nMr. & Mrs. Burgess Wisner\nMr. & Mrs Richard Zylstra\nNo Word From:\nMr. Silas McGee Yes\nMr. Leo Van Tassel\nWill Not Attend:\nMr. Ford Lipscomb\nCopy HOWE\nSENATE FORD LIBRARY:\nRS. JAMES W'\nSOUTH RICH SCHOOL\nGRAND BAPIDS, MICHIGAN\nMR.$MRS. N/RS.\n$MRS\nBordell, (Nassiff) Michael\nHeinzelman, John\n1942 Cultridge Drive\nRoute 14, Box 337\nCharleston, West Tirginia 25311\nGreenville, Nichigan 43338\nSemiratived\nApartment owner\nMR.&MRS.\nBosscher, Harold SEE BACK OF PACE# 2\nJoslin, Leon A.\n2228 Heather Court, S. E.\n8602 Fountleroy Way, S. W.\nGrand Rapids, Hichigan 40506\nSeattle, Washington 98116\nTool & Die -- Fisher Body #1, G.R.\nOwner, Joslin Realty\nMR. $MRS\nMR.\nBouman, Gerald\nLipscomb, Ford\nRt. #2, Spruce Avenue\n123 Brown Street, S.W.\nWhite Cloud, Michigan 49349\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49506\nRetired Grand Rapids fireman.\nA & P Tea Company\nMR. $ MRS\nMR.&MRS.\nBrown, Arthur G., Secretary\nLurtsema, Alfred\n1220 Sylvan Avenue, S. E.\n2458 Belfast, S. E.\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49506\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49507\nTool & Die - Fisher Body #1, G.R.\nRetired. Fisher Body #1, G. R.\nMR.&MRS\nCoryell, Sherman\nPresent McGee, Silas address unknown 22 So. Park\n6747 Ada Drive, S. E.\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49508\n(? Oakland, California 94603) S.F. 94107\nRetired South High School Principal\nMR. MRS.\n616-243-5356\nDood, Peter MR. MRS\nMulvihill, John L. (Pat)\n62 Wellington Estates\n1751 Delwood, S. W.\nBelding, Michigan 48809\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49506\nPhone: 794-0119\nRetired. Grand Rapids Varnish Co.\nDR. & MRS.\nMR.$ MRS\nElliott, Dr. Allan R.\nNelson, Robert F.\nRoute #1, Box 652\n9176 S. Riverside Dr., Rt. #3\nShippenville, Pennsylvania 16254\nGrand Ledge, Michigan 48837\nProfessor, Clarion State College\nRetired. Supervisor, Lansing Oldemobile\nMR. $MRS.\nElliott, Malcolm\nPreston, Edward A.\n1206 Eastwood Dr., Apt. 10\n133 Smull Avenue SEE BACK OF PAGE\nMount Pleasant, Michigan 48858\nWest Caldwell, New Jersey 07006\nAssociate Professor, Central Michigan U.\nVice President, Interpace Corporation\nMR. & MRS\nFord, Gerald R.\nRegister, Milton\nExecutive Office Building\n5520 Greenboro Dr., S. E.\nWashington, D. C. 20500\nGrand Rapide, Michigan 49506\nVice President of the United States\nSupervisor. Lear Siegler\nMR. & MRS.\nMR. & MRS\nCattings, Clifford H., Coach\nRose, Daniel P., Assistant Coach\n1520 Ridgewood Avenue, S.E.\n1404 South Drive\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49506\nMount Pleasant, Michigan 48858\nReal Estate. Dutcher Realty\nRetired. Athletic Director, Central Michig\nMR. & MRS\nMR\nCeyer, Martin\nRoss, Archie\nFORD\n700 Madison Avenue, S. E.\n921 Daisy Lane\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49506\nEast Lansing, Michigan 48823\nLIBRAM\nReal Estate Broker\nAsst. Prin, Lansing Everatt High School\n-2-\n30-20-CLUB\nMR$MRS MRS\nVan Tassel, Leo\n?\n2\nLoss, Marbert\nNorthern Michigas University\n0511 Nevells Lane\nPortage, Michigan 49081\nMarquette, Michigan 49853\nRetired. Fisher Body, Marion, Ind.\nMR. & MRS.\nMR & MRS\nWisner, Burgess I..\nThomas, Floyd\n1446 Mapleview Street, S. E.\n2675 Woodbine\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49508\nGrandville, Michigen 49418\nOwner, Burge Chemical\nFundral Director\nMR. & MRS.\nMR $ MRS\nZylstra, Richard J.\nTrimpe, James\nRt. #2, Box 61\n316 Collindale, S. W.\nGrand Rapids, Michigan 49506\nChicago Heights, Illinois 60411\nSales, General Electric Co.\nSupervisor, Ford Motor Company\n:\nDECEASED MEMBERS\nKrause, Arthur W., Principal\nWickett, Howard W., Faculty Manager\nBlackport, Marvin\nCooley, Louis\nKnowles, LaVerne\nKoepnick, Russell\nMatson, Robert\nSchipper, Russell\nSmith, Wallace\nFORD LIBRARY 071139\nMR. & MRS\nKr. Harold Bosscher\n7186 Peninsula Dr.\nRockford, Michigan.\n49341.\nMR & MRS\ndi\nEdward A. Preston\nJohannesburg, South Africa,\nc/o Lock Joint Pipe Company\nof South Africa, P.O. Box #78592,\nSandton, Tvl., 2146,\nRepublic of South Africa.\nTO FFICERS OF THE 30-30 CLUB ARE\nBOSSCHER- PRESIDENT\nFORD - VICE PRESIDENT\nBROWN - SECRETARY\n30-30 Club Brunch\ncenterpieces:\nturkeys rade out of styrofoam\nabout 15\" high\nmelted candle wax for the bill and red thing that hangs down\neyes out of corsage pins\nsprayed antique gold (brownish) paint\nin baskets, on mats\nencircled by decorative gourds, purple grapes, cumquats\norange pyracantha used\nSTATE FORD\n30-30 Brunch\nSeating Arrangement - Separate couples. Seating discussed\nbetween President and Art Brown\nTable clothe - Yellow\nChina - Franklin Roosevelt\nDress - Short dresses for ladies; business suits for men\nWine- - Wente Bros Dry Reisling (Calif wine)\nPrivate Dinner\nMrs. Ford wanted cherry pie.\nCenterpiece - Rex has not received word on that, but he\nassumes they would not use the same as the\nmorning but would have flowers from the garden.\nGERAL 11. FORD\nFor immediate release\nMonday, Nov. 25, 1974\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nOffice of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nFirst Family schedule for\nweek of Nov. 25, 1974\nNov. 28, 1974\nThanksgiving Day\nThe President and Mrs. Ford will host the\nPresident's High School Football Team for\na Thanksgiving Brunch at 11 a.m. at the White\nHouse. Known as the 30-30 Club, guests are\nmembers of the 1930 football team of South\nHigh School, Grand Rapids, Mich., and their\nwives. About 54 guests are expected.\nGENALD R. FORD LIBRARY\nFor immediate release\nTuesday, Nov. 26, 1974\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nOffice of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nThe President and Mrs. Ford will be hosts Thanksgiving Day\nat a brunch for members of the President's high school\nfootball team and their wives. The brunch will be at 11 a. m.\nin the White House Blue Room. About 52 guests are expected.\nThe group is known as the 30-30 Club, so named because it\ntook the city and state football championships for South High\nSchool in Grand Rapids in 1930, and because the team had 30\nmembers.\nIt has met for breakfast on Thanksgiving Day every year since\n1930, though this is the first meeting in Washington, D.C.\n(they generally meet in a restaurant in Grand Rapids). Plans\nwere made to meet this year in Washington about a year ago.\nHarold Bosscher of Rockford, Mich. is president of the Club;\nThe President is vice president; and Art Brown of Grand Rapids\nis secretary-treasurer.\nTraveling the farthest are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Preston of\nJohannesburg, South Africa. Also attending will be Clifford\nGettings of Grand Rapids, who was coach of the team in 1930.\nThe menu:\nHoneydew melon garnished with strawberries\nEggs Benedict\nAsparagus\nHot apple pie and vanilla ice cream\n#\n#\n#\n#\nFORD DEPAIL LIBRARY\nSCHEDULE FOR 30-30 CLUB MEMBERS\nWednesday, November 27, 1974\n1:20 p.m.\nArrival by United Flight #642Y charter aircraft at\nNational Airport. You will be met by Col. Ric Sardo\nand Nancy Howe.\n1:30 p.m.\nDepart National Airport via Marriott Corporation mini bus.\n1:40 p.m.\nArrive Marriott Twin Bridges Hotel.\nThursday, November 28, 1974\n10:15 a.m.\nAboard Marriott mini bus.\n10:25 a.m.\nChartered bus departs Hotel for White House.\n10:45 a.m.\nArrive via Southwest Gate to Diplomatic Reception Room.\n11:00 a.m.\nYou will be escorted to the Green Room where you will be\ngreeted by the President and Mrs. Ford.\n11:20 a.m.\nBrunch in the Blue Room.\n1:15 p.m.\nYou will be met by Mike Farrell and then given a special\ntour of the White House.\n2:30 p.m.\nYou will be escorted to the Diplomatic Entrance and\ntransported by chartered bus to the Twin Bridges Hotel.\n2:45 p.m.\nArrive Hotel.\nFriday, November 28, 1974\n10:30 a.m.\nA special tour of the Blair House has been arranged for you.\n(No special transportation provided).\n1:30 p.m.\nA special FBI tour at the Department of Justice has been\narranged. (No special transportation provided).\n2:45 p.m.\nFBI tour completed.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nOffice of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nREVISED\n11/27/74\n4:00 p.m.\nCoverage of 30-30 Club Brunch\nThanksgiving Day, The White House\n10:45 a.m.\nFull coverage of arrival of guests at\nSouth Portico entrance to White House\n11:15 a.m.\nPickup in Press Lobby of pool to cover\nstart of brunch, get opening shot as guests\nare seated.\nPhoto pool\nReporters\nABC, CBS, NBC, TVN\nAP\nAP\nUPI\nPost\nWashington Post\nStar\nGrand Rapids Press\nGrand Rapids Press\nNetwork correspondent\nWOTV-Grand Rapids\nTime, Newsweek\n1:30 p.m.\nPick up in Press Lobby\nFull coverage, Photo of President & Brunch party\n*\n3:00 p.m.\nFull coverage of departure of guests at South\nPortico. Interviews may be conducted in\nDiplomatic Reception Room.\nPick up in Press Lobby\n*Grand Staircase\n#\n##=\n#\nBLEORD LIBRARY\nSCHEDULE FOR MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR G. BROWN\nWednesday, November 27, 1974\n1:20 p.m.\nArrival by United Flight # 642Y charter aircraft at\nNational Airport.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown will be picked up by a White House\nstaff car.\n1:30 p.m.\nDepart National Airport.\n1:40 p.m.\nArrival at Diplomatic Entrance of White House.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown will be met and escorted to their\nquarters on the third floor of the mansion.\n2:00 p.m.\nLuncheon will be served to Mr. and Mrs. Brown in the Solarium.\n2:30 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown will be escorted to the Diplomatic Entrance\nfor transportation to the Capitol.\n2:45 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown arrive at the Capitol, are met by William M.\n(Fish Bait) Miller, and escorted on a tour of the Capitol.\n3:45 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown depart the Capitol for the White House.\n4:00 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown arrive Diplomatic Entrance, are met by\nMike Farrell, and given a conducted tour of the White House.\n5:30 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to their living quarters on\nthe third floor of the mansion.\n7:00 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to the West Hall on the\nsecond floor of the mansion for cocktails with the President\nand the First Lady.\n8:00 p.m.\nDinner with the President and First Lady.\n10:00 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown return to their quarters on the third floor\nof the mansion.\nSTATE YORD LIBRARY\n-2-\nThursday, November 28, 1974\n9:00 a.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown are served breakfast in the Solarium.\nIt is possible that they will be joined by the\nPresident and First Lady, if schedules permit.\n10:00 a.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown's luggage will be taken from their\nquarters to the Diplomatic entrance and transported\nto their room at the Twin Bridges Marriott Motel.\n10:45 a.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to the first floor of\nthe mansion for the 30-30 Brunch.\n11:00-1:00\n30-30 Brunch.\n2:00 p.m.\nMr. and Mrs. Brown are escorted to the Diplomatic Entrance\nand transported by White House car to the Twin Bridges\nMarriott Motel.\nGERALD FORD LEBRARY\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nNovember 27, 1974\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\nNANCY HOWE\nFROM:\nMIKE FARRELL my\nSUBJECT:\n\"30-30 Brunch\" Group\nTour Reservations for\nFriday, November 29, 1974\nThe following arrangements have been made for the \"30-30\nBrunch\" guests:\n10:30 a.m.\nSpecial Tour - Blair House\nPlease inform them that Blair House is\nlocated on Pennsylvania Avenue between\n17th Street N. W. and Jackson Place, N.W.\n(Across from the White House and one block\nwest). I will meet the group and introduce\nthem to Mrs. Wilroy who is the President's\nHostess at Blair House.\nThe Tour will last one hour.\n1:30 p.m.\nSpecial Tour - F.B.I.\nPlease ask them to go to the main entrance\nof the Justice Department on 10th Street, N. W.\nbetween Constitution Avenue and Pennsylvania\nAvenue, N.W. They will be met by Special\nAgent Robert Haynes, F.B.I. Liaison Officer\nto the White House.\nThe Tour will last one and a half hours.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nTHANKSGIVING BRUNCH\nFOR\nMEMBERS OF THE 30-30 CLUB\nThursday, November 28, 1974\n11:00 a. m.\nDress:\nBusiness Suit\nShort Dresses for the Ladies\nArrival:\n- -\n11:00 a.m.\nYour guests will arrive through the\nDiplomatic Reception Room and will be escorted to the\nGreen Room. Juices and mixed drinks will be served.\n11:05 a. m.\nYou and Mrs. Ford will be escorted via\nelevator to the Green Room and will greet your guests.\n--\n11:20 a.m.\nAfter mingling with your guests, you and\nMrs. Ford will precede your guests into the Blue Room\nfor Brunch.\nBrunch:\n--\nRound tables\n--\nYou will seat Mrs. Ford and give the Thanksgiving Blessing.\n- -\n12:30 p.m.\nAt the conclusion of Brunch you will rise and\npropose a toast\n...\nmembers of the 30-30 Club will respond.\n(Suggested toast - Tab A)\nNOTE:\nThere will be a photo taken by the White House photographer\nand the wire photographers after you are seated\n...\ntranscripts\nof your toast will be released to the press.\nFORD\nLIBRARY\nThanksgiving Brunch\nAfter Brunch:\n--\nYou and Mrs. Ford will invite your guests to the Grand Hall\nwhere they will assemble at the foot of the Grand Staircase\nfor a group photograph.\n--\nYou and Mrs. Ford will then invite your guests to stay for\na tour -- which will begin with the Second Floor.\nNOTE:\nWhite House tour guides will conduct the tour.\nDeparture:\n- -\nYou and Mrs. Ford may wish to escort your guests to the\nSecond Floor to begin their tour and then bid them farewell.\nNOTES:\nGuest list is attached (Tab B).\nMilitary Social Aides will be present.\nA Cordovox will be played in the Diplomatic Reception Room\nas your guests arrive.\nMarine String Ensemble will be playing in the Grand Hall.\nNancy Lammerding\nTORO GERATO LIBRARY\nGUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND\nMRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974,\nAT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE:\nMr. Michael Burdell\napt owner\nCharleston, West Virginia\nMr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher\nRockford, Michigan\ntool + dye Fisher Body I\nMr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman\nWhite Cloud, Michigan\nret. fireman from ground rpds\nMr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown\ntool f dye Fisaher Body I\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell\nset. South High teacher\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Dood\nBelding, Michigan\nnet. salesman\nDr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott\nShippenville, Pennsylvania\nprof claryon St Call (Pem)\nMr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott\nMount Pleasant, Michigan\nassoc profrie central\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\ncoach in 1930 / real sells estate)\nmuch\nMr. Clifford H. Gettings\nMr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nreal estate broker\nMr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman\nret. dsmn\nGreenville, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin\nSeattle, Washington\nowner goslin Realy\nMr. and\nMrs. Grand Alfred Rapids, Lurtsema Michigan ret. fisher body I\ndrs\nMr. Silas\nSan McGee Francisco, California ret. longhareman / TWO $560 new suit)\nMr.\nand Mrs. Wyoming, John L. Michigan Mulvihill ret and R varnish co\nMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson\nGrand Ledge, Michigan\nret. Genrl motors plant\nMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston\nJohannesburg, South Africa\nUP. Interpace (3,000 on flight)\nMr. and Mrs. Milton Register\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nspuss lees Sigler\nMr. and\nMrs. Mount Daniel Pleasant, P. Rose Michigan asst coach 1930 net. athletic der,\nCentral much Unio\nMr. and Mrs. Archie Ross\n(pres coach in\nEast Lansing, Michiganast\ncansing prine Everett H.S.\nbasketball)\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross\nPortage, Michigan ret fisher body, marion, end\nMr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Thomas\nGrandville, Michigan\nfuneral dir\nBERRID R. FORD LIBRARY\n- 2 - 11/28/74\nMr. and Mrs. James Trimpe\nslamn-Gen Elee\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Leo Van Tassel\nnorthern mich Unit\nMarquette, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Burgess L. Wisner\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nowner Burge chemical\nMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Zylstra\nThoubleb-shooter\nmotor\nChicago Heights, Illinois\nSTALD LIBRARY\nR. FORD\nGUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND\nMRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1974;\nAT ELEVEN 0 CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE:\nPres. was anter-\nall city that\nMr. Michael Burdell\napt owner\nyear\nCharleston, West Virginia\nMr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher\ntool + dye Fisher Body I\nRockford, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman\nWhite Cloud, Michigan\nret. fireman from and rpds\nMr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown\ntool was f tacke dye - Fisaher & all Body city I\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell\nset South High teacher\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Dood\nBelding, Michigan\nnet. salesman\nDr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott\nShippenville, Pennsylvania\nprof claryon St Call (Pem)\nMr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott\nMount Pleasant, Michigan\nassoc profrie central\nMr. Clifford\nGrand H. Gettings Rapids, Michigan coach in 1930 (real sells estate)\nmuch\nMr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer\nGrand Rapids, Michigan real estate broker\nMr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman\nret. domn\nGreenville, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin\nSeattle, Washington\nowner goslin Realy\nMr.\nand Mrs. Grand Alfred Rapids, Lurtsema Michigan ret. fisher end body all I city\nMr. Silas McGee\n-\nan\nTWO $560 drs newsuit)\nwas\nSan Francisco, California\nret\nlonghareman\nMr. and\nMrs. Wyoming, John L. Michigan Mulvihill ret and R varnish Co\nMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson\nGrand Ledge, Michigan\nret. Genrl motors plant\nMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston\nJohannesburg, South Africa\nUP. Interpace (3,000 on flight)\nMr. and Mrs. Milton Register\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nspuss lees Sigler\nMr. and\nMrs. Mount Daniel Pleasant, P. Rose Michigan asst coach 1930 net. athletic der,\nCentral much Unio\nMr. and Mrs. Archie Ross\nEast Lansing, Michiganz principal\n(pres coach in\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross\ncansing Everett H.S.\nbasketball)\nPortage, Michigan ret fisher body marion, Ind\nMr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Thomas\nGrandville, Michigan\nfuneral dir\n2 - 11/28/74\nMr. and Mrs. James Trimpe\nshamn-Gen Elec\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Leo Van Tassel\nnorthern much Unit\nMarquette, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Burgess L. Wisner\nowner Bunge chemical\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Zylstra\ntord motor\nChicago Heights, Illinois\nsproubleb shooter\nBrunch - Thursday, November 28, 1974 at 11 o'clock 51\n30-30 Club\nTable 1\nTable 4\nTHE PRESIDENT\nMr. Coryell\nMrs. Joslin\nMrs. Geyer\nMr. Brown\nMr. Bouman\nMrs. Zylstra\nMrs. Trimpe\nMr. Bosscher\nMr. Burdell\nMrs. Allan Elliott\nMrs. Herbert Ross\nMr. Register\nMr. Lurtsema\nMrs. Dood\nMrs. Thomas\nMr. Wisner\nMr. Mulvihill\nMrs. Archie Ross\nMrs. Nelson\nTable 2\nTable 5\nMRS. FORD\nMr. Elliott\nMr. Joslin\nMrs. Bouman\nMrs. Brown\nMr. Geyer\nDr. Elliott\nMrs. Lurtsema\nMrs. Register\nMr. Dood\nMr. Gettings\nMrs. Mulvihill\nMrs. Wisner\nMr. Thomas\nMr. Zylstra\nMrs. Van Tassel\nMrs. Heinzelman\nMr. Trimpe\nMr. Preston\nMr. Herbert Ross\nMrs. Rose\nTable 3\nMrs. Sandra Bellinger\nMr. Rose\nMrs. Preston\nMr. Van Tassel\nMr. Archie Ross\nMrs. Malcolm Elliott\nMr. Nelson\nMrs. Coryell\nMr. McGee\nMr. Heinzelman\nMrs. Bosscher\nGERAL R. FORD LIBRARY\nTable 1\nTable 4\nTHE PRESIDENT\nMr. Coryell\nMrs. Joslin\nMrs. Geyer\nMr. Brown\nMr. Bouman\nMrs. Zylstra\nMrs. Trimpe\nMr. Bosscher\nMr. Burdell\nMrs. Allan Elliott\nMrs. Herbert Ross\nMr. Register\nMr. Lurtsema\nMrs. Dood\nMrs. Thomas\nMr. Wisner\nMr. Mulvihill\nMrs. Archie Ross\nMrs. Nelson\nTable 2\nTable 5\nMRS. FORD\nMr. Elliott\nMr. Joslin\nMrs. Bouman\nMrs. Brown\nMr. Geyer\nDr. Elliott\nMrs. Lurtsema\nMrs. Register\nMr. Dood\nMr. Gettings\nMrs. Mulvihill\nMrs. Wisner\nMr. Thomas\nMr. Zylstra\nMrs. Van Tassel\nMrs. Heinzelman\nMr. Trimpe\nMr. Preston\nMr. Herbert Ross\nMrs. Rose\nTable 3\nMrs. Sandra Bellinger\nMr. Rose\nMrs. Preston\nMr. Van Tassel\nMr. Archie Ross\nMrs. Malcolm Elliott\nMr. Nelson\nMrs. Coryell\nMr. McGee\nMr. Heinzelman\nMrs. Bosscher\nGERALD\nBrunch - Thursday, November 28, 1974 at 11 o'clock\n51\n30-30 Club\nTable 1\nTable 4\nTHE PRESIDENT\nMrs. Joslin to his rt\nMr. Coryell\nMrs. Geyer\nMr. Brown\nMr. Bouman\nas Mr. Bosscher his AN, Mr. Burdell\nMrs. Zylstra\nMrs. Trimpe\nMrs. Allan Elliott\nMrs. Herbert Ross\nMr. Register\nMr. Lurtsema\nMrs. Dood\nMrs. Thomas\nMr. Wisner\nto his left\nMr. Mulvihill\nMrs. Archie Ross\nMrs. Nelson\nTable 2\nTable 5\nMRS. FORD\nMr. Elliott\nMr. Joslin\nMrs. Brown\nvt.\nMrs. Bouman\nMr. Geyer\nDr. Elliott\nMrs. Lurtsema\nMrs. Register\nMr. Dood\nMrs. Wisner E:01\nMr. Gettings\nMrs. Mulvihill\nMr. Thomas\nIf Mrs. Heinzelman\nMr. Zylstra\nMrs. Van Tassel\nleft\nMr. Trimpe\nMr. Preston\nMr. Herbert Ross\nTable 3 or:s DI\nMrs. Bellinger\nMr. Rose\nasvT\nMrs. Preston\nMr. Van Tassel\nMr. Archie Ross\nNuard trA\nMrs. Malcolm Elliott\nMr. Nelson\nMrs. Coryell\nMr. McGee\n11.071\nMr. Heinzelman\n1\n,HeEl\nMrs. Bosscher\nwincher ,N wont\nFORD 07WN30 LIBRARY\n1 man not here -\nlost when Smth Hyh\nturned into zindary school-\nHIJ in of\ndeldsT\n1803\n10:00 Blaic\nHouse\nthe\n-ragnillor\nPres.\nKD 1:30 FBI\nArt Brown\nSummage -\nBetty Fnd, Football\nfrom the Redshing\n- wel\ntar\nGUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND\nMRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974,\nAT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE:\nMr. Michael Burdell\nCharleston, West Virginia\nMr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher\nRockford, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman\nWhite Cloud, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Dood\nBelding, Michigan\nDr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott\nShippenville, Pennsylvania\nMr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott\nMount Pleasant, Michigan\nMr. Clifford H. Gettings\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman\nGreenville, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin\nSeattle, Washington\nMr. and Mrs. Alfred Lurtsema\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. Silas McGee\nSan Francisco, California\nMr. and Mrs. John L. Mulvihill\nWyoming, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson\nGrand Ledge, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston\nJohannesburg, South Africa\nMr. and Mrs. Milton Register\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Rose\nSandra Bellinger\nMount Pleasant, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Archie Ross\nEast Lansing, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross\nPortage, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Thomas\nGrandville, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. James Trimpe\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Leo Van Tassel\nMarquette, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Burgess L. Wisner\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Zylstra\nChicago Heights, Illinois\nGERALD\nLIBRARY\nGUEST LIST FOR THE BRUNCH TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND\nMRS. FORD FOR THE 30-30 CLUB ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974,\nAT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE:\nMr. Michael Burdell\nCharleston, West Virginia\nMr. and Mrs. Harold Bosscher\nRockford, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Gerald Bouman\nWhite Cloud, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryell\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Dood\nBelding, Michigan\nDr. and Mrs. Allan R. Elliott\nShippenville, Pennsylvania\nMr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elliott\nMount Pleasant, Michigan\nMr. Clifford H. Gettings\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Martin Geyer\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. John Heinzelman\nGreenville, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Leon A. Joslin\nSeattle, Washington\nMr. and Mrs. Alfred Lurtsema\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. Silas McGee\nco-waher of\nSan Francisco, California\nPres. Betty wife.\nMr. and Mrs. John L. Mulvihill\nChemic cel Busines\nWyoming, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson\nin G.R. wife rt\nGrand Ledge, Michigan\nam of Cusiners\nMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Preston\nJohannesburg, South Africa\n2 sons s( mained daught\nMr. and Mrs. Milton Register\n2 grand sun\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. antivities. Daniel P. Rose\nSandra Bellinger do \" college\nMount Pleasant, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Archie Ross\nmother 91 yrs.old\nlives 6y verself\nEast Lansing, Michigan\n2 block's from\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross\nS. H.School.\nPortage, Michigan\nhiched him out of bed\nMr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas\nwife Va &( ) said, here get\nto\nGrandville, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. James Trimpe\nGrand Rapids Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Led Van Tassel\n2 unon El of course yn\nMarquette, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs Burgess Wisne\nhere\nGrand Rapids, Michigan\nMr. and Mrs. Richard\nZylstra\nChicago Heights, Illinois\nwife children From fame 3\nDEPART\nEvelyn,wife\nwife,\nhill\nwife, silen\nTred eachyr-\nLorraini,\nsomehy he's al-\n3\nBoh Thinking comp. walie teaching were fu Lus auto\nways came up-\n2 srandshibher shildren\n2\nsirls, asmt boy Inde\ndaughte\nwhose\nA likes to FSL\netiring. 10 S'ill\nin kollege-\n4 sivi,\nmistales unde childry Un. nna\nanno,\n11/28/74\nThanksgiving at the White House\n(NBC-2:40 minutes)\nAfter receiving in full the White House Thanksgiving\ndinner menu, and the brunch menu, John Chancellor said:\n\"It was a mouth-watering day at the White House, and a\nnostalgic day at brunch, a reunion of the 1930 Grand Rapids\nHigh School Football team, which won a state championship.\nThe team captain was Gerald Ford. Here's more on that story\nfrom John Cochran:\"\n\"They came from as far away as South Africa for the most\nmemorable reunion the 1930 Grand Rapids South High team has\never had. Some brought wives and presents for the first\nfamily. Some did not. Silas McGee had enough trouble just\ngetting the money for the trip from his home in San Francisco.\nBut he was not about to miss seeing his old teammate, Jerry\nFord.\" (NBC showed extensive footage on McGee)\n\"Silas McGee always called Jerry Ford \"juny\" back in the\ndays when Silas was all-city halfback and Juny was allstate\nCenter on the undefeated Grand Rapids team\" Cochran said.\nOver 61 now, but they are still in good shape, even though\ntheir hair is thinner and their midriffs thicker. After a\nFORD LIBRARY\n3\nleisurely brunch, which took more than two hours, President\nFord's old teammates took a tour of the White House, and then\ncame outside for a special picture taking session.\n\"The idea was to try to duplicate a picture of Mr. Ford\nwith three of his teammates, taken 44 years ago. And they\ncame close to duplicating it (as film of the picture-taking\nwas shown.) The people were all the same. Only the physiques\nhave changed. But while others on the team may joke about\ntheir aches and pains now, Silas McGee says he is as great\nas ever. (Pictures of McGee showing how he carried the ball.)\n------------\n(ABC-2:10 minutes.)\nHoward K. Smith said Thanksgiving comes at troubled\ntimes for many.\n\"At the White House, the man on whose desk the most\ntrouble lands, the President set the tone by hosting his\nhigh school football team. ABC's Tom Jarriel reports:'\nForty-four years ago they were the Michigan state high\nschool championship football team. Today they assembled around\ntheir captain, Gerald Ford for the annual reunion of the 30-30\nclub. As 22 surviving members of the 30-man 1930 club posed\nfor pictures and tossed the football around after brunch, a\nlot of the old team spirit was still evident. (Film of President\ntalking with teammates and lining them up for picture.)\n\"In disparaging moments, Lyndon Johnson used to accuse\nthen House minority leader Ford of playing too much football\nwithout a helmet. What sort of football player was he?\"\nMcGee \"He was a doggone good one -- the very best, very\nvery best. \" (McGee gave a detailed report on what a good\nplayer Gerry Ford was).\n\"He always wore his football helmet,\" said McGee. \"Any-\none says he didn't, they got rocks in his head.\"\n-----\nJarriel said \"Comedian Dick Gregory and three congress-\nmen paced the cold sidewalk outside to protest what they\ncalled the Administration's lack of concern for the world's\nhungry.\"\nFORD GREAT LIBRARY\nD\nA NOT-SO-INSTANT REPLAY\nAT JUNIE'S WHITE HOUSE\nThe White House mood was fes-\nFord personally, the White House\ntive, the eggs benedict were delicious,\npointed out). Then the old Trojans,\nand the only inflation anyone was vis-\nmany wearing \"WIN\" buttons in an im-\nibly worried about involved filling a\npressive showing of residual team\nfootball with air. It was the 44th annual\nspirit, gathered on the big lawn for a\nreunion of Michigan's 1930 state foot-\npicture session. They reminisced about\nball champions, the South High Trojans\ntheir old teammate Junie, now the oc-\nof Grand Rapids, whose captain was\ncupant of the big house behind them,\ncenter and linebacker Gerald R. \"Ju-\nremembering him as a reliable, steady\nnie\" Ford Jr. All 43 previous re-\nARTH\ncenter on offense and a rugged, hard-\nThe Weather\nToday - Mostly sunny, high in the\nupper 40s, low near 30. Chance of pre-\ncipitation is near zero today, 10 per\ncent tonight. Saturday-Mostly cloudy,\nThe Washi\nhigh in the 40s. Yesterday's temp.\nrange, 51-33. Details on Page C1.\n97th Year ... No. 359\n© 1974, The Washington Post Co.\nFRIDAY, NOV\nJerry Ford Host\nAt 44th Reunion\nOf Football Team\nBy Bob Addie and Tom Shales\nWashington Post Staff Writers\nThe man in the blue suit wore his name tag yesterday\nas the 30-30 Club gathered in the Blue Room of the White\nHouse.\nThe label said: \"Hello, My Name is Gerald R. 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C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1974 -104 PAGES\nPhone (202) 484-5000\nCIRCULATION 484-3000\n15 Cents\nCLASSIFIED 484-6000\nOn newsstand\nSiki's Back With the Team\nBy John Sherwood\nMich. But yesterday's reunion\nwas left of hair that had turned\nber this, they said. Do you\nStar-News Staff Writer\nwas different from all the rest.\ngray was mussed, and backs\nremember that, they said.\nYesterday the day was all for\nThe long lost Siki was there.\nwere pounded as if they were still\nJunie's best friend, high-scor-\n\"Siki.\" Good and funny and lost\nprotected by shoulder pads.\ning quarterback Allan Elliott\nSiki, the little end with the big\n\"MY HUSBAND probably\n(who wore No. 12) was diagram-\nTo look at these old kids, one\nwords and ready wit.\nwouldn't admit it,\" said Mrs.\nming his favorite play, sweep 78.\nPeter Dood. \"but he was more\nwould think they were somehow\nThey hadn't seen him for 44\nfrom a short punt formation. In\nfooted\np.35\np\nTHE NEW YORK TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1974\nFord Has a Reunion With Grand Rapids Football Teamn\nWASHINGTON, Nov. 28\n(UPI)-President and Mrs. Ford\ncelebrated their first Thanks-\ngiving in the White House with\na reunion of the President's\nGrand Rapids high school foot-\nball teammates.\nOutside, Dick Gregory, the\ncomedian, and two members of\nnicketed to protest\n29,\n1974\nN.Y. Daily llews 11/29/74 P.2\nUPI Telephoto\nSilas McGee, San Francisco longshoreman and teammate of\nPresident Ford in high school, reminisces with the chief\nexecutive before brunch at White House.\nMich. Champions\nVisit OI' Buddy\nBy FRANK JACKMAN\nWashington, Nov. 28 (News Bureau) -They were\nmiddle-aged and somewhat paunchy and what hair\nthey had was gray, but for a few moments at least,\non this crisp fall day, they were the South High\n\"Troians\" of 1930 again Class A state football cham-\n1974 I hanbagiving\nSan Francisco Chronicle ** Sat., Nov. 16, 1974\nHe'll See\nFord in\nStyle\nBy Maitland Zane\nSilas McGee won't have to \"I'm gonna walk in the\n) a freight to the White\nWhite House and say, \"The\nuse after all.\nPresident of the United\nThe retired longshoreman,\nStates, I presume? You\n10 has been invited to\nknow, Junie, you really went\nplaces.\"\nB-Back Page Washington Star-llews\nMonday, November 25, 1974\nGuess\nWho's\nComing\nTo Lunch?\nBy Ymelda Dixon\nSpecial to the Star-News\nBetty Ford has no inten-\ntion of allowing herself to\nbecome a prisoner of the\nM*\nPersonalities\nThe President, I Presume\nknow, Junie, you really went\nRetired San Francisco\nlongshoreman Silas McGee,\nplaces,' \" said McGee, who\nhasn't seen Mr. Ford since\n61, said he'd \"hop a freight\"\nif he had to to Thanksgiving attend Presi-\n1930. \"Junie,\" he explained, nickname was\n-0-\nCONFERENCE AS GREGORY MARCHED BACK AND FORTH.\nSTARK AND REP. PATRICIA SCHROEDER, D-COLO. HELD A SIDEWALK NEWS\nREMEMBER THAT MANY POOR AND STARVING PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP.\"\nTHAI FORTNEY AS WE ALL ENJOY TRADITIONAL FAMILY REUNIONS WE CAN ALSO\n\"IN STARK D-CALIF., COMMENTING ABOUT THE LUNCHEON. \"BUT I HOPE\nREP. DIAD CHERRY 0009 3HI DISCOURA 01 INVM I 00 AAY ON\nTHAT PROPERLY BECAUSE OF THE HIGH COST OF FOOD CAN HAVE A SAY-SO.\"\nLEVEL THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN AMERICA WHO CAN'T AFFORD TO EAT\nOF AMERICA AND THE CONSCIENCE LEVEL OF THE PRESIDENT TO\nGREGORY SAID THE DEMONSTRATION WAS \"TO TRY TO RAISE THE -- SAY CONSCIENCE\nSCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM.\nINSIDE, PRESIDENT FORD HOSTED BRUNCH FOR MEMBERS OF HIS OLD HIGH\nPROTEST WORLD HUNGER.\nAGRICULTURE SECRETARY EARL BUTZ AS A TURKEY, SATIRIST DICK GREGORY\nAND TWO CONGRESSMEN PICKETED THE WHITE HOUSE THANKSGIVING DAY TO\nPORTAAYING Boand HOTMONAS V -- (180) (0003)\nUP-036\nWASHINGTON (FOOD) (UPI) -- WEARING A SANDWICH BOARD PORTRAYING\nAGRICULTURE SECRETARY EARL BUIZ AS A TURKEY, SATIRIST DICK GREGORY\nAND TWO CONGRESSMEN PICKETED THE WHITE HOUSE THANKSGIVING DAY TO\nPROTEST WORLD HUNGER.\nINSIDE, PRESIDENT FORD HOSTED A BRUNCH FOR MEMBERS OF HIS OLD HIGH\nSCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM.\nGREGOR SAID THE DEMONSTRATION WAS \"TO TRY TO RAISE THE CONSCIENCE\nLEVEL OF THE CONSCIENCE LEVEL OF THE PRESIDENT -- TO SAY\nTHAT 18E OF PEOPLE IN AMERICA WHO CAN'T AFFORD TO EAT\nPROPE THE HIGH COST FOOD CAN HAVE A SAY-SO.\"\n1.WANT 10 ISCOURAGE THE GOOD CHEER,\" SAID REP.\nFORTNE COMMERTING THE LUNCHEON. \"BUT I HOPE\nTHAT in AL MLL ENJOY TRADITIONAL FAMILY REONIONS ... WE CAN ALSO\nREMEMBER THAT MANY POOR AND STARVING PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP.\"\nSTARK AND REP. PATRICIA SCHROEDER, D-COLO., HELD A SIDEWALK NEWS\nCONFERENCE AS GREGORY MARCHED BACK AND FORTH.\n-0-\nPersonalities\nThe President, I Presume\nRetired San Francisco know, Junie, you really went\nlongshoreman Silas McGee, places,\" said McGee, who\nThe first was given bv\ndropped in at luncheons.\nTwice last week she\nWhite House.\nM*\nbecome a prisoner of the\ntion of allowing herself to\nBetty Ford has no inten-\nSpecial to the Star-News\nBy /Ymelda Dixon\nTo Lunch?\nComing\nWho's\nGuess\nMonday, November 25, 1974\nB-Back Page Washington Star-Tlews"
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