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OUR PHONE LOWELL
TW7-9262
NUMBER 38
Begin Gift Drive For The Johnsons
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Cascade C hristian Ref. C hurch
M orning Worship - 10 :00 A.M. Sunday School - 11:15 A. M.
Evening Worship- 7:15P.M. Pastor- Rev. Jacob P. Boonstra
Cascade Christian Church
Sunday School - 9 :45 A. M. Morning Worship- 11:00 A .l\1. Pastor: Rev. Herbert Barnard
(Meeting in Martin School) "The Church Where There Are No Strangers"
WELCOMES YOU The Rev. Collins D. Weeber- Minister
Parsonage - 4637 Ada Drive Phone GL 4-9828
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Services: 10:00 A.M. and 7:00P.M. Sunday School: 11 :00 A.M •
and different way to
decorate your Christmas packages!
Three dimensional gift trims styled
to he used on either one large pack
age or several small ones. Gift trims
on packages are not Jamnged in
mailing. They're only 25c and SOc
... come in lo see our wide selec~ tion, today.
CAMERA CENTER EAST OWN Ample parldng space north of
Wealthy on Norwood 1533 Wealthy GL 8-7703
$8,000 Damage In Saturday Blaze
FOR CH
Maxwell House
INSTANT COFFEE
6-oz. $1.47
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. HOLIDAY GREETINGS
Gift Wrap ··· Toys Tree Decorations
Cosmetic Sets
· Box Candy
All Available at-
Reilly Pharmacy
Kraft
OR·ANGE DRINK
2 46-oz. cans 51 C
QUAKER KIDNEY BEANS 9 cans 99c G&G RED STAMPS
Phone GL 4-1523
..,.,.;:;:--ISTMAS SHOPPERS.
Beginnin9 Saturday, December 1, Kin9sland's will be open, for your convenience, EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING throu9h Dec. 24.
Toys Skis Ice Skates Toboggans
Kingsland's PLUMBING - HARDWARE - HEATING
6804 28th St. PhonE') GL4-8292
Store Hours: Fritlay and Saturday : 8 A. M. - 6:30 P. M. Until 9:00 P.M.
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HAIR-BREADTH HARRY COM\ NOW l 5~0W '(OU VOT EEZ YOU'
JOB!
YOU COOK AN. YOU MU5' CLEAN DUl-l MANSION ! BUT VUN TE:ENG l ND-!!
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By d'Alessio I
"Miss Stearn's office! Miss Steam speaking!"
'1 We'll Be Well Represented At West Michigan Livestock Show
gan State University. Homemakers will find an after
noon program planned especially for them on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon at 1 :30 p. m. Iden-
1 Lowell, Alto and Ada will be I cultural Agent. tification of meat cuts, and tips ~\veil represented when steers Judging is set for Wednesday, h th • on preparing them, is t e erne 1 b d . 11 d th 1 with sale of animals on Thursday h M t S . 1 am s, an swme wa ' own e · , 7 .30 c osen by Bob Rust, ea pec1a -unloading ramps at Grand Rapids I a' · p. m. ist. Rust will use actual cuts of Civic Auditorium .next Tuesday, . Fa.rmers' D.ay is Thurs~ay, be- meat in his presentation. December 18, openrng the twenty- gmmng at 10.30 a. m.,. w~th L~y- You'll have no parking probfifth annual West Michigan Live- I ton Nelson, Crop Spemahst, dis- lems on Thursday. Rupp says you
I stock Show. The Show runs1 c.u.ssing forage crop~ .. Using fe~- can park at the City Wholesale
, through Thursday, December 20. 1' tJl!zer for more profi~ IS the .to?Ic Market and take a free bus ride • F Lo ll th f II . ol Ed Longnecker, S01ls Spec1ahst. t th c· . A dit . Co li rom we e o owmg ex-• o e JVlC u onum. mp -hibits will be on display, all repre- l C~rrent ~hanges in social se- mentary bus service will be ofsenting the hard work of the local I ~unty and mcome tax for farm~rs fered from one to four-thirty in the t!H club workers : Pat ricia Trum-
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1!: schedule for 1 :~0 p. m. w1th c-fternoon and from seven to elevble, 1 steer; James Trumble, 1 John Doneth , Agncultural Econ- en in the evening- Thursday only.
1 steer; Jerry Trumble, 1 steer; 1 ?mist.. W. L. Finley, Beef Special. and Cheryl Trumble, a steer and 1st, will present results from re-I a pen of lambs. Sheila Olin and I cent beef feeding trials at Michi- R ead Suburban Life want ads .
I Douglas Olin will each show a • steer. I
Alto 4H'ers too will be well CLOTHING - GIFTS- HOME ACCESSORIES represented. They are: Mary I NOW YOU CAN AFFORD THAT Watts, 1 steer; Terry Sheehan, 1J steer; Martha Sheehan, 1 steer; 1
Barbara Jo Henry, 1 steer; Roger !' Depew, a steer; Bruce Bergy, 2 steers; Richard Treviso, 2 pens of I hogs; Carolyn Meyers, 1 steer, and Jean Antonides, from Ada, l will show a steer.
Everyone should find something 1
something of interest in the wide ! program variety, according to Wil- ; liam Rupp, Kent County Agri- I
BIG CHRISTMAS AT THE 2nd BEST SHOP
858 Wealthy, S. E., Grand Rapids-Telephone GL 1-2123
Formals-Furs-Tuxedoes Toys and Gifts
Hours: Mondays 12 :30 p. m. to 5 :30 p. m.-Tuesdays through Saturdays 10:30 a. m. to 5 :30 p. m.
Closed for Holidays December 18 through January 4
New customers are especially welcome ere, because we know that t hey' ll be back early and often for more of the same courteous service and sound values on which we've built our businesses. Come on in SOON!
Next Time ••• SHOP IN ADA! PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FRIENDLY ADA MERCHANTS
ADA PLUMBING & HEATING ADA SHOE STORE ADA HARDWARE THE VILLAGE STORE WALT'S BARBER SHOP ADA OIL COMPANY VANDEN BERG'S GROCERY ADA LUMBER & COAL CO. THE LENA LOU INN (At The Bridge)
COOPER BROS, SERVICE STATION (On M2l) D~CK'S SUPER MARKET (At The Bridge) GILMORE'S SPORTING GOODS (On M2l) LES' BAR COLBY'S COFFEE SHOP (On M2l) JOHN SYTSMA, Plumbing --- OR 6-3751 VOSBURG BLOCK CO. STANDARD FUEL OIL SERVICE
Ed. Bennett, Irving Alexander, Lou Paap
All Featuring Quality Products NO PARKING WORRIES
DATE BAR MIX
-_ 3~89c
· · We Have HOLLY,
MISTLETOE,
RED RUSCUS, CHRISTMAS
TREES
$1.25 ea.
Let Us Make Up Your
FRUIT BASKETS - $3.50 up
• Pleasg Order Early !_
U.S.D.A. CHOICE BLUE RIBBON
Standing Rib Roast BLUE RIBBON
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Beef Liver Ciround Beef SMALL, MEATY
Spare Ribs
39~
3 i 89c 39~ :
HERRUD'S
kinless Hot Dogs . . AJ~Jf~'(j·~ DELICIOUS ~ ~I I W BROWNED
FRIED CHICKEN QUICK FROZEN FOIL
JUH HEAT IN ITS OW fQ.!_l, BOX. FOil COLD CHICKEN JUST HEAT ENOUGH TO THAW.
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, lCJ:Lt:JIJ U ~:~~E li89C YELLO'J~ 3 F 89
CAKE ~ C
DEVIL'S 3 F 89 FOOD ~ C
MARBLE 3
F89 CAKE ~ C
"s~~li' li89~ PEANUT 3F89 DELIGHT ~ C
BROWNIE 3F89 MIX ~ C
ANGEL FOOD Slc
NEW
coNFETTI SSe ANGEL FOOD ' -------
GINGER 29C BREAD
STAR KIST TUNA
MARIO STUFFED OLIVES
NBC ANIMAL COOKIES
HARRISS PUMPKIN PIES
SHURFINE ORANGE ,IUICE
PARKAY MARGARINE
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
Hurry! Hurry! .
OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberry Sauce
2 ~ 39c
ROBIN HOOD
With coupon
from Thursday
Gr. Rap. Press
VETS DOG FOOD
251b. bag
3 cans 25c
JUH HEAT IN ITS 0Wt4..FQ.LL, BOX. FOR COLD CHICKEN JUST HEAT ENOUGH TO THAW,
ASSORTED HARD MIX 2 lb. pkg. 59c 3 cans 89c
8-oz. · jar 45c
3 pkgs. 29c
ea. 49c
7 cans $1.00
lb. 31c
2 cans 19c
ROYAL GELATIN 3 pkgs. 25c CHOC. COVERED CHERRIES lb. box 49c
XMAS NAPKINS Cocktail pkg. 29c Lunch 49c Brach's Holiday Chocolates
KRAFT MINIATURE MARSHMALLOWS .pkg. 27c S&W LARGE WALNUTS
CRACKER JACK 4 pkgs. 29c Fancy Mixed and Brazil Nuts
CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS lb. box 35c S&W BABY WALNUTS
1 00°/o FILLED CANDY lb. pkg. 39c CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
WHOLE OR SLICED 3 No. 2112 size can
Only'3 days left to register at our n ewly enlarged premium department. 100 Green Stamps FREE to one adult from each family. Why waste gas and time ... heat the parking problem ... get your Christmas premiums r i g h t
here where you get the stamps .
3 lb . box $1.89
lb. pkg. 55 jc
lb. pkg. 59c
lb. pkg. 49c
from 1 Oc to 39c
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SA V·E With Christiansen's
Store 8 A M 9 p M Monday Thru Saturday For Your Hours • • • • Shopping Convenience
GREEN STAMPS
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6 SUBURB.-\...~ LIFE. DEC. 13, 1956 1 Larry VanDort, who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Arris- Folkma of We often like to be alone, but not
all alone-which accounts for our love of dogs and cats.
~Irs. Stilson Entertains Mrs. James Stilson entertained
the Past Matrons of Verta Chapter 202 0. E. S. at her home Monday night for their Christmas party. Those present were, Mrs. Alice Morris, Mrs. lla DenBoer, Mrs. Erma Summers, Mrs. Hatty Fitch, Mrs. Mildred Harter. Gifts were I exchanged.
Othe r Ada News Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rooker
spent the week-end with their son Melvin and family in Battle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rooker and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Rooker and Mikie were week end guests of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Atkins of Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson and Eugene of Gowen were Sunday guests of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson.
Mrs. Paul Brown of Grand Rapids visited her sister Mrs. Homer Morris Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Afton of Kent City were Saturday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris.
Sunday guests at the Frank Averill home were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Averill and family of Cascade and Mrs. Audie Baldwin of Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Vesta Richardson spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Lavern Kline and family at Marne.
Sgt. and Mrs. Louis Green of the U. S. Army, stationed at Fort Riley, Kan., are home on a 30-day furlough.
Norman Stukkie was called to Detroit Monday for physical examination and will leave for Great Lakes Friday.
Eugene Pettis left Tuesday morning for Tampa, Fla, where h€ will spend the winter months.
Mrs. Daisy Ward of Grand Rapids spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Mort Lampert.
Alpine Ea9Je SPAGHETTI
.. . from the finest wheat
Imported Olive Oil
Maple Row Gas & Groceries
5363 E. Fulton Roa{) Ph. GL 1·068.'5 Ada, Mich.
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Cascade Beauty Shop Now Located First House Left
On ~IcNider l Yz miles West of Cascade
on US16
SP ECIALIZING IX l\IACHINELESS AND HELE~E
CURTIS COLD WAVE PERMANENTS
PHONE GL 1·2079
Mrs. Leo Blocher c31tf
Welding Service Snow Tires
Fuel Oil Delivered
G&G RED STAMPS
Dykhouse & Buys Phone GL6-9044
At Cascade
~a Dogs ~Life
HOW LONG DO DOGS LI .
by Dr. E. 1\1. Gilclow, D.V.J\.1.
Although some dogs h a\·e liYed to be 35 years old, wha t we call a "normal" life span for a dog is 10 to 12 years.
Here are some of the tactors affecting a dog's life span:
1. Selective breeding. The se.
Dog of the Week: AIREDALE TERRIER
A zwage weight: 50 pound I. Shoulder height: 23 inches. Coat: Hard. de!IIe and tcir;-m:dercoat sbort, de we :wd soft . Color: Tan, u it/; black 011 .rides and upper p.1rU of body.
lective effects of climate, terrain. and type of food, passed down through generations of dogs, helps determine the breed's hardiness. Selection of breeding stock from long lived families increases longevity.
2. Scientific: feeding. Nutri· tionists now know dogs need all the same vitamins and other elements as humans, except for vitamin C. Dog food research such as carried on at Friskies Research Kennels has made a ll these nutrients available in all. purpose commercial foods avail· able in any foodstore. A well · balanced diet means a health ier dog.
3. Sanitation and disease control. :\!any do~ diseases are caused by parasites and bacteria. Prevention of disease by vaccination, and of parasites by sanitation and treatment will lengthen the life of most dogs.
4. Automobiles. This cause of early death of so many clogs has aCLually lowered the life expectancy of our dogs, despite the favorable effects on long life of good breeding, good feed ing and good management. . " ..
Feeding Tip: Does your clog have the bad habit of eating filth or dirt? If you are feeding your pet a scient ifically prepared dog food, this bad habit may simply mean that he is inactive, bored or has intestinal worms. Have him checked for parasites, change his environment, and give him something to do. Providing him with a toy cr harmless object to play w ith,
I his grandmother, Mrs. James Stil- Grand Rapids were a lso Sunday son, spent Sunday with his father, visitors at the Hill home. Chester VanDort at Kelloggsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slayton of
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Svoboda Rockford were Sunday guests o~
spent a few days last week with j Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wride. CARD OF THANKS
their d~ughter, Mr. and Mr~. ~og- R~nny and Jack Kamp of Grar.d ,.,. We wi~h to thank ~e Women's er Spnng and baby a t Bummg- Rap1ds spent Saturday \'Vith their <' ellowship of the F1rst Congreham. I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete gational church for the thoughtful
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Granstra I Kamp. I service and kindness shown_ us at of Grand Rapids visited her sister the death of our dear son-m-law,
I Mrs. Grover Hill who has been I P atronize Surburban Life want I Glenn L. Chaffee. . 1 quite ill for some time, on Sunday. I ads. p34 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morns
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YOU WANT TO BUY - SELL - RENT OR TRADE .. . TRY A AD WITH SUBURBAN LIFE. JUST CALL TW 7-9262 AND
1 "Loaded" Driver l More Dangerous Than Loaded Gun
road or in the center of the road. Game and fish law viCI!ators steal Failure to observe a signal or stop I from the people. The citizen is dosign was second. Mechanical fail- ing himself a favor when he re-
I ure or t ire blowouts were respon- ports violations to the nearest con-sible for only four of the fatal ac- servation officer immediately .
. cidents studied .
YOUR AD. " A loaded gun is no more dan- \ One-third of the pedestrian vie
t gerous than a half-loaded driver, " I tims were crossing between inter---------.,----- ; Ned H. Dearborn, president of the ; sections, stepping from behind a
Wanted I National Safety Council, asserted 1 parked car or walking on a road-
Dutch scientists have developed a process by which acid fruit juices can be added to milk without its curdling.
------------- !thi.s w~e~. " For .one thing, thejway. INVITATIONS printed. LIVESTOCK-Wanted to buy. Also dnver 1;;t t recogmzed as a lethal I J Patronize Suburban Life want
24-hour service. Free Thank You Beef. P ork, a nd veal for sale, j weapon. .
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Try a Suburban Life want ad. , ads . notes and E tiquette books. Bring by pound, quarter, half, or whole. t • Mr. D~arb.orn, appealing to civ-frus ad with order. Lindy Press, East Paris Packing Company Jlc orgamzat10ns and enforcement l551 Eastern, at Sh~rman S. E. 4200 East Paris rd. , S. E . c2 ' officials to "Back the Attack" j Phone GL 9-6613. c28 tf miles south of 28th St.) Call MY I against traffic accidents, pointed 1
--~ 8-8407 or after 5:00 call RI 2- j out that drinking urivers and I'
WELDING-Also good supply of 8283. 'Richard Havenga. c20 tf · drinking pedestrians are more structural steel. John Pollice,
1 1 prevalent during the Christmas
3516 Quiggle Ave., Ada, R-1. Ph. WANTED FOR RENT 2 or 3 bed- ; holidays than at any other time ofj OR 6-4051. c20 tf room house in or around Ada. t the year.
Please call OR 6-2691. c38 l Because of the emergency traf-~ BOTTLED GAS-Safe. clean, de- ; fie s ituation, with its rising toll,
pendable gas service. FREE P hone your want ads to the Sub- : Mr. Dearborn said a year-round ' EG, UIPMENT. Call us first. Ph. urban Life. I "Back the Attack on Traffic Ac- 1
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CH-3-1482. Wolverine Shellane
I • " I cidents" campaign is being launch- :
~~::~e.Ra~~~s. South Di~~~iorz; p umblng & Heating I ed this December and will contin- j ue throughout 1957. .
E • d S • The putpose of the campaign is, I qu1pment an efVICe first, to encourage public OfficialS I
p UND--A new lease on life for persons in t he later years . GEVRAL vitamins and m inerals did , it! Find them at Cascade Phar- \ macy, 6859 Cascade rd., your headquarters for LEDERLE vitamins in this area. Come in today.
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TTENTION- 8 x 10 glossy prints of any news pictures that appear in this newspaper. Only $1.50. Seven-day service. Many other shots of local events. Most back jssue pictures available. Order
Hotpoint Appliances to step up the attack a nd, second, j
Ph OR 6_5821 to stimulate citizens to back the I
one attack on traffic accidents. Statistics
Ada Heating & The throttle and the bottle were I I b
the big reasons why a record 609 p um ing persons were killed in traffic ac-cidents last Christmas, according to a study made by the National 587 Ada Drive
Safety Council. Never miss a n opportunity to
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The most common driver action make others happier-even if you contributing to fatal accidents was have to leave them alone to do it. I driving on the wrong side of the
YEP, LOT OF NICE ONES
.•. and STANDS, LIGHTS AND PRETTY
COLORED BULBS, TOO!
Thornapple Hardware 690 I Cascade Rd. Phone GL6-8298
f ~today. Call GL 1-2011. p27 tf --------------------------------------~ RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS- for farm
and home, southeast Kent dealer. Willmer L. D,urham, 6100 Cascade rd., S. E. Ph. GL 1-3291. p37-40
CROSLEY SHEL V ADOR refriger-~ ator for sale. 11 cu. ft. Like new. Phone OR 6-2446. p38 '
----------------------1 FOR SALE-APPLES. Leonard R.l
Kerr, 10038 Bailey drive, N. E. ~all TW 7-7457. p37-40 i
F OR SALE-BLOND MAPLE 7-year crib, high chair a nd folding gate for doorway. Ph. OR 6-4271.
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MODERN FARMERS Attention I Aluminum self storing storm win- j dows and doors. Free estimates and installation. Call RI 2-30931 after 4 :00. c38-41 1
YOUR NEW AVON representative I in the Ada area is Joan Zuider- i veen. Avon specials every month. , Call OR 6-5233. c38
' Lost and Found ! LOST- PUG DOG, grey with black
face. In Cascade area. Reward. Call Victor Lumley GL 6-6449.
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L 0 S T--BEAGLE PUP. Mostly black and white with a little brown. Female. Answers to "Smokey". Reward. Phone UN 1 8-4981 or UN 8-3254. c38J
Farm Bureau I . I
Honeycreek Farm Bureau will! hold its annual Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson on Honeycreek rd. December 21. Each member attending is to bring a $1.00 gift to be exchanged.
A good number turned out to hear t he firs t speaker of the win-, ter program. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Barbara Mooney · '\fld Mrs. Betty McDuffy.
Coffee Cup The Coffee Cup m et at the home
of Mrs. Doris Spaman last Thurs-1 day morning. Next get-together
will be in January, and the date
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will be a nnounced later. Mrs. Leona Hunt 1
Canada g_e_e_s_e_m __ a-te--for life and \
fam\ly units stay together until they return north in the spring.
L~ying flocks will be more profita · e during the year starting Sep mber 1957 than in the season just a head. M. S. U. farm econo)?1-i , advise buying chicks this win ~ a rrd spring to be ready for I thi ,1rice rise.
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ant ads.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
VAN HEUSEN CENTURY $3.95 -
OTHER WHITE DRESS SHIRTS ___________ _ $2.95
FRENCH CUFFS _______________________ $3.69
CUFF LINKS In Gift Boxes __________ $1.50-$2.50
.. SPORT SHIRTS ••• $2.98 • $4.98 FANCY IVY LEAGUES --~--- - -------- - --$3.59
FLANNEL SHIRTS ______________ ___ ___ $2.69 up
FANCY BELTS $1 :oo . $1.50
BOYS' FANCY BELTS _____ __ $1.00
MEN'S SLIPPERS FELT --- - --------~---------------$2.69 SHEEPSKIN LINED ____ ___ __ _______ $4.49
MOCCASIN STYLE __ _________ ..~. __ __ $5.98 (Sheepskin Lined)
ZIPPER STYLE ____________________ $5.98
LADIES' SLIPPERS ••• $2.69 • $3.98 CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS ____ ____ Only $1.98
GLOVES Wool, Leather, Fur Lined $1.69-$2.49-$3.95
MEN'S SCARVES -~----------- ----------$1.49
IVY LEAGUE TIES $1.00 g $1.50
FANCY SOCKS - 55c, 85c, $1 pr.
100% WOOL COAT SWEATERS $6.95 • $7.50
SLEEVELESS PULLOVERS Orion, Double Elbows - $3.98
INITIALED HANDKERCH~EFS
Fine Quality- 3 for $1.00
FRUIT OF THE LOOM HANDKERCHIEFS Packa9e of 8 - $1.00
MEN'S PAJAMAS ____ _______________ $2.98 up
FLANNEL PLAID BATHROBES ____ ___ _____ $5.59
BOYS' IVY LEAGUE SHIRTS ••• Flannel Button Down Collar _____ ___ ____ $2.29 Fine Broadcloth _____ ______ __ ___ ______ $2.98
BOYS~ SHIRTS, Large Assortment at ______ $1 .98 BOYS' PAJAMAS ______________________ $2.98
Hayne's Knit Ski Style _____ ______ ___ __ $3.39 '
Boys' Flannel Pajamas _______ ___ _____ __ $2.98 BOYS' BATHROBES ___ __ _______________ $3.98
BOYS' ORLON PULLOVER SWEATERS _____ $2.69
Boys' Lon9 Sleeve Slipover Sweaters, Orion __________________ __ _: __ $3.98 to $4.98
WEPMAN'S LOWELL, MICHIGAN
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Not Safe With Red ! for the color-blind and hunters with ;I T i S I suits in the past. Stanger as soon as posstble. Hts --------------------------- h ~ teresting, if not complimentary re-~1 with young folks should. conta~~
Wh 0 A H · , normal vision to make out when * * * phone number is OR 6-2117.
en ut • untln I !the wearer was in shadow The! John Slanger, veteran (25 years), 'I You will be doing both the Ada Explain Eye Specialists same was found true unde.r the by n 4-H club leader in Ada mentioned community and yourself a \'aluablc
difficult light conditions of dawn I Ken T h a t ?everal times recently' that there I service by ~iving your time and Traditional hunting red is one of and dusk." , l 1s room for another handicraft talents to thts worthy cause.
the most dangerous colors in ap-1 Even for hunters with normal I Ez in g a jle~~er in Ada. We hope someone is l ?CU:el for hu~lters t~ ~ear. because color vision, it is sometimes hard I 1 wt?t~g to help Mr. Slanger with Phone your want ads to the 1t. IS not qmc~y distmgmshed by to spot a red garment against the · th1s Important work. Suburban Life. etther color-blmd hunters or those reddish-brown landscape coloring I To those who have recently with nonnal vision, according to a bought a new car-the French, ac-warning issued today by the Mich- l cording to a Paris newspaper, think igan Optometric Association. I COMING EVENTS rather unkind thoughts of your new
"Optometrists, in cooperation] pride ~nd joy. Said the paper, with the National Rifle Association, The regular meeting and annual "Amencan cars res em b 1 e a recently conducted extensive tests Christmas party of the Sunny Acres drunk's dream fish" and to furof a wide variety of colors and Farm Bureau will be on Thursday, ther shatter your smug feeling also I patterns worn by hunters in Cali- Dec. 20, at the home of Ella But- termed them "metal monsters". I fornia under natural conditions," trick, 3054 Buttrick ave. Members We also learned that in San SalDr. Wayne H._ C~apman, President I are asked to bring a 50c gift of vador, a small place South of the I of the AssociatiOn, stated. exchange. Border, any motonst who is at
These tests revealed that yellow 1 fault in an accident in which some-is by far the safest color. Orange A rehearsal for the teach~rs and one is injured, must rerpain in I is second best. Green and various ~u~day ~chool pupils who will ~ar- prison until his victim has re-~ plaids can also be detected and ttctpate 111 the program ~0 be giVen covered. identified more quickly than reds by the Cascade Chnstlan church So h for the . .
will be held this Saturday after- muc mternatwnal and blues. I news situation.
"Florescent clothing was found I noon at 1:00 p. m. * * * good under some conditions," Dr. 1 - - Desperately needed-a correspon-Chapman said, "but clothing of Bond Issue Approved dent for the Cascade area. Each this type was not especially easy I week many important news items ,
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This past Tuesday the $800,000 happen in your neighborhood that bond issue OK'd by the voters of go unnoticed in your local paper. the Forest Hills school district was This should not happen. approved in Lansing. The bonds We hope that one of our readers will soon be put up for bids and in that area will volunteer to help it is hoped that the interest rate us out. Actually you will be doing will not exceed 41
2 percent. your community a service and will I On $800,000 the yearly interest I help us put news in this paper rat~t will be approximately $36,000. where it rightfully belongs. Because of the tremendous demand While we're on the subject of for steel, construction of the new gathering news; it's almost comical hig~ school probably vvill not begin in a way, how many persons ex- I I until 1958. pect us to know about every thing I
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ANN SPAULDn"G, OR 6·3471 PLAI\" CHRISTMAS PARTY Occasionally we talk to someone I :..------------..;I who is quite put out because some-The Merry W i \" e s Extension thing of importance occurred that
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