£ T H E SENTINKLF-LEADER — SPARTA, MICHIGAN

Congratulations. . .

Peach Ridge Fruit Growers'

Association and its Members SINCERE BEST WISHES ON THE OCCASION OF

YOUR 30TH ANNIVERSARY!

1928 1958

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'AMERICA'S BEST KNOWN BABY"

THE (»KRISER BABY IS ALSO CELEBRATING ITS .iOTH ANNIVER-SARY THIS YEAR. IT HAS BEEN Oi k PRIVILEGE TO SHARE WITH YOU IN GROWTH AND PROGRESS. WE LOOK FORWARD TO MANY MORE PROFITABLE YEARS TOGETHER.

Gerber Baby Foods F R E M O N T M I C H I G A N

SPARTA LOCALS MX8. DAISY UOLBEN, Correspondent - P h o n e TD-7-7Jf l l

Aaron Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haro ld Anderson, r e tu rned Sa tu rday morn ing f r o m two weeks' a n n u a l field t r a in ing wi th the Mar ine Reserves a t Camp Le-jeune, N. C. Michael Anderson turned S a t u r d a y night following a week's ou t ing at- L u t h e r League Bible C a m p a t Camp Augustan, Lake Geneva, Wis.

C A Cofe r dropped off a t Spa r t a this past week-end to visit the Rodeo, a l so re turned to auct ion a Michigan Q u a r t e r Horse sale in Detroit S e p t e m b e r 3 and a n Ot ta -wa Coun ty Dairy Auction a t Hud-sonvUle. S e p t e m b e r 5. Says the family is f ine and likes living in Texas.

M l * Shar t ia O ' l l a r a of Wor-cester, Mass., was a guest of Mrs. Milton T h o m a s dur ing August .

Mr*. I l i ldur Ceders t rom of Bay City was a Tuesday luncheon guest of Mr and Mrs. L u t h e r Johnson In Casnovia Mrs. Ceders t rom Is vis-iting re la t ives and fr iends here

On Wedne*day evening. August 27. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe*! McKlnney, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allen. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Harold Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gilson. Mr. and Mrs. George K r a f t and Mrs. Ot to Klenk d r ; v e to G r a n d Haven fo r a pic-nic supper on the beach. This made the 22nd yea r that the group has held th i s picnic in August , be-fore the open ing of the f ru i t sea-son. Usually the re a r e guests and this yea r t hey were happy to have Mrs. I rene Thomau and Mrs. Mary Kuiter wi th them.

Mm. ( i lenn Kyder and daughter . Lois of Seres . California, visited Mr. and M r s past week .

Mrs F r e d Clark drove to Jack-son Fr iday to spend a couple weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Floyd John-son.

Bert 1's.rin nnd Mrs. Helen Bra-ford were united in mar r i age last Thursday in the Knglishville Bap-tist parsonage. After a short wed-ding tr ip t h e y a re now living in the P a r m house on Washington St.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cole moved Monday f rom Clay St. to the How-ard Emmon. ups ta i rs a p a r t m e n t , on S. Union.

Mrs. Maurice Anderaon is teach-ing in the Chr i s t i an Hill School on 17-Mile road th is year .

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Loe-ksrd . J r . . have purchased the for-mer Maurice Anderson home a t 30 W. G a r d n e r and moved f rom 70 Grove St. to the i r new home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson a r d son Ted a r e now living in the i r new home on F r u i t Ridge, which they recen t ly completed building.

Mr. and Mrs. Alwi Braford and baby d a u g h t e r a re moving th is week f rom W. Division to the for -

E lmer Ryder th is

m e r Helen B r a f o r d h o m e on 12-Mile Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Ot is Wilk, Sandra and Karen, of S p a r t a and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jopple and children of Grand Rapids r e tu rned Sunday, following a 10-day t r i p which cov-ered 1700 miles, t h r o u g h nor thern Michigan and to the Soo Locks and Wisconsin. T h e y visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hoshal a t Calu-met . Minn., r e t u rn ing h o m e by the shore drive.

Sunday a f te rnoon gues t* a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wil-liams. were his b ro ther - in - law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Somers of Hesperia and Mrs. Williams-sister. Mrs. Grace Coburn and son-in-law and daugh te r , Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nevins, ail f r o m Muskegon HtS.

Mr. nnd Mr*. E d w a r d I^aSalle. S r - of Moline, 111., w e r e week-end guests of their son- in- law and daugh te r . Dr. and Mrs. J a y Dean, and family.

Mrs. Helen Blood of Dut ton . is spending this week wi th he r sister. Mrs. Ethel Beeler, on Centennial St .

Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Bnege left Tuesday for a vaca t ion wi th iheir son. Francis Buege of Midland at his cottagf a t Lake Louise near Boyne City.

Rev. and Mrs. Les t e r Cloi«ch at-tended the funera l of Dr . Byron Hahn. a fo rmer Distr ic t Super in-tendent of the Methodist Church, at Sturgls, F r iday a f t e r n o o n .

Harvey Johnson of Harvey John-son Cigar Co., Cadillac, ix visiting his sister, Mrs. H a r r y Lymburner and brother-in-law. H a r r y Lym-burncr . and Mrs. Nina F inch Mi-ls opening » b ranch wholesale ci-ga r concern in Grand Rapids about October 1.

Mrs. Ivar -Inhnsnii. president of Ind ie s I . i terary club, had members of the club board for a meet ing In her home Wednesday af te rnoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Be rna rd l la rhr r were called to Vicks'»urg last Mon-day liecau.se of the ser ious Illness of Mr. Barber ' s f a t h e r . Thomas B a i t e r , who passed a way Friday morn ing at the age of 83. Thomas, Phil ip and Sandra B a r b e r also at-tended the funera l on Monday.

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\ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1958

PEACH FREEZING INFORMATION

LISBON NEWS Mrs. Iva Mars , Cor r .

Phone T U 7-1153

Congratulations . . . To the men and women who make up the families of the Peach Ridge district on their 30th Anniversary!

PRUNE (or PICK) TRIES WITHOUT Self-Propelled BLACKWELDER STEEL SQUIRREL lets one man do the work of three

There Is practically no interruption in

productive work time! The operator

sides from tr*o ^ trse. works « C foo»

•Irclo from • wfr, solid edge, "climbs" Of "dctoendi" at a touch of the control lever. DuJit-in air compressor provide* power for pneumatic tools. The Steel Bqub.-el is easily operated by unskilled Ubor. If you handle 10 acree or more Mm toad tqu lml will make money

torn

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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Denh »f. Mr. and Mrs. Alber t Chesla and F r a n k Chesla. l e f t Sunday fo r Windsor. Canada, to a t t end the f u n e r a l of a cousin on Monday

Mm. Mabel Mars , and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mars and fami ly spent Monday with the J a y Mars family in Grand Rapids.

Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Monroe and fami ly of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Good and boys of Ada and Mrs Daisy Devenport of Grand Rapids, called on Mr. a n d Mrs. Stanley lrij»h and fami ly on Sun-day.

I Jnda kliihiiM'h of S p a r t a was a Tuesday evening suppe r guest of Sall ie Irish.

Karen Preston was an overnight gues t of Sallie Irish recent ly .

Shuron Kaye A h u j a spent Thurs -day evening w»Ui he r g randpa ren t s . Mr. and Mrs. S tanley Ir ish.

Sallie Irish unde rwen t a tonsllec-torny Wednesday and is doing nice-ly.

Mr. und Mrs. Stanley I r ish and girls were Fr iday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. W a l t e r Pres ton. They enjoyed some home movies.

Mm Stanley Irish and girls called on her mothe r . Mrs. Daisy Devenport . in Grand Rapids, Sat-urday.

We a r e happy to repor t David Passmore has recovered enough to he able to call home.

Mr MI<1 Mrs. Koliuid Itelater. Mr. and Mrs Arnold Schaefer , Sr. , and Mrs Emma Kra f t called on Mr and Mrs. Herb Kelster Sunday eve-ning.

Mr. mid Mrs. Ilarlwnd Kri*U-r a t tended the class reunion held at Don Schaefers. They had a picnic dinner .

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The STEEL S Q U I R R E L

Thank you for letting us share in your success.

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D a s i e l H . S c h r o e d e r Mortician

Peaches a - p l e n t y for good eat-ing. but w h a t should I do about freezing p e a c h e s fo r use l a t e r in t h e season?

Should I b u y peaches to f reeze? Do I have f r e e z e r space? W h a t will they c o s t ? And do I have the t ime to p r e p a r e peaches for freez-ing?

These a r e s o m e of the questions you need to a n s w e r for yourself as you shop fo r [teaches in m a r k e t s this m o n t h a n d next .

F o r freezing, one good guide is "a peach t h a t ' s good to ea t today is good to f reeze ." Varieties on the m a r k e t now a n d through Septem-ber 1st and t h a t resist b rowning include Redhaven . Fa i rhaven . Hale haven, a n d Kalhaven. Af te r Sep tember 1st. exj>ect Red Skins and Elber tas .

Follow these direct ions for freez-ing peaches a s given in the Michi-gan S ta te Univers i ty Circular. No. 216 <revised)—"Freezing Foods for Michigan H o m e s "

Choose p l u m p , f i rm to full ripe peaches w i thou t blemishes or bruises. S m a l l e r sizes freeze just as well if they a r e ma tu re and ripe.

Make 40 o r 50 percent s i rup by adding 4 cups ho t wa t e r to 3 to 4 cups of sugar . S t i r over low heat until sugar dissolves then boil fur five minutes . Cool the s i rup be-fore using.

To prevent b rowning of peaches, add ascorbic acid to sirup just be-fore fiouring over the sliced (>each-es. Use t h r e e - f o u r t h s teaspoon of ascorbic acid c rys t a l s to each quar t of cooled s irup. Or if you get the ascorbic acid in tablet form. 100(1 mil l igrams should be used for each qua r t of s i rup. Ascorbic acid can u: ually be bough t in a d rug store.

Peel peaches, remove the pits. Cut each half Into i-fi pieces. It 's usually convenient to slice the peaches r ight i n to the freezer con-tainers. cover ing with cool s i rup as you work. Leave about one inch of hendspacc. add a crumpled piece Of waxed p a p e r or a luminum foil to hold the peaches undct the sir-up.

Seal the ca r tons , label and freeze at once.

A bushel of peaches will give f rom 32 to 4H p in t s of peaches for freezing. W h e n p-aches cost $3.00 to (4.00 a bushel , this means a cost of 15 to 17 c e n t s per pint, includ-ing sugar , c o n t a i n e r s nnd ascorbic acid.

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CONGRATULATIONS

Fruit Growers of The Ridge on your 30th Anniversary

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30th Anniversary Your exceptional progress in the field of horticulture

has meant a lot to the people of this area.

W e are thankful that we have been privileged to serve you!

Sparta Super Market Larry Groendyk and Staff

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1958

Growers and Gerber's are Working in Partnership, says Stephen S . Nisbet A m a j o r out le t fo r produce g rown

by member s of the Peach Ridg<• F r u i t Growers Association to Ger-her P roduc t s Company, wor ld ' s leading producer of baby foods.

More than 50 a r ea g r o w e r s sup-ply apples and p lums to Oerber . according to Will iam E. Hays, produce m a n a g e r of the baby foods plant a t F r e m o n t . "Las t year , our company paid over $75,000 f o r fresh f ru i t grown in the Peach Kidge a r ea . " he said. T h e com-pany also uses considerable s to rage space for locally g rown produce. Apples and p lums a r e the m a j o r f ru i t s purchased by the c o m p a n y in th is a rea .

Gerb«r Products Company, and the famil iar Gerber Baby, a r e cel-ebra t ing their 30th ann ive r s a ry this year , a long with the Peach Kidge F r u i t Growers Association. I t was in 1928 tha t the company first marke ted prepared baby foods

-available to America 's m o t h e r s th rough her neighborhood g roce r . Al though some commercia l ly pre-pared foods fo r babies were avail-able a t tha t time, these were , fo r t h e most par t , qui te expensive, a n d were sold only th rough drugs tores .

Gerber began with 5 s t ra ined foods, and now produces and sHls a total of 95 strained and jun io r foods. Including meats, cereals, and juices.

"We have a slogan t h a t 'Babies a r e tHe most Impor tan t people' and . because we feel this way . we m u s t produce top qual i ty foods," said Hays. "The qua l i ty in our pro-ducts must begin wi th t h e grower for our product ion process cannot build qua l i ' y Into the r a w produce we receive." he cont inued.

Gerber 's extensive fielcLand agr i -cul tura l research s t a f f s have been ins t rumenta l in developing new varieties and s t ra ins of f ru i t s best suited to processing requ i rements An ou ts tand ing example of this work has oeen t h e development of the Amber Gem clingstone jx-ach In Michigan. Litt le known in th is a r ea jus t few y e a r s ago. the Am-ber Gem r a n k s hisjh a m o n g those varieties grown f o r the process m a r k e t .

In addition to the work being done in agr icu l tu ra l research . Ger-ber f ieldmen work cons tant ly wi th growers, ready to advise on p r u n -ing, spray, harves t techniques, and passing on the resul ts of wide-spread s tudy and exper imenta t ion .

" Improved qual i ty and yield is not only an im{K>rtant f ac to r wi th us, but it also m e a n s a g rea t deal to the grower , fo r it increases his prof i t f r o m his produce." said Hays.

Gerber f ieldmen work ing in th is a ; e a a re Millard Dougan, Clare

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Harnden , Robert Bradley a n d Ber -na rd Hee tde rk j .

All pack r equ i r emen t s of the F r e m o n t p lant a re me t wi th Mich-igan g rown produce. G e r b e r p lan t s in Rochester . New York, a n d O i k -land. California, purchase f r e s h produce within the i r Immedia te a r ea also, a l though In m a n y eases where f ru i t s a re in fer*. in one a rea , shipment is m a d e f r o m one of the other plants . T h i s yea r . Michigan grown pea r s a r e being shipped to Rochester fo r processing there .

"The growers and Gerbe r ' s a r e work ing in par tnersh ip ." said S tep-hen S. Nisbet, Gerber vice presi-dent . public relations. "The g row-e r supplies us with a qua l i ty pro-duct t h a t Is appeal ing to m o t h e r s and babies, while the c o m p a n y provides a year - round wor ld-wide m a r k e t fo r the growers ' produce ."

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Fruit Growers on your

30th ANNIVERSARY

FORD TO TOUR COUNTIES WITH MOBILE OFFICE

Rep. Gerald R. Ford . J r , t oday announced the schedule fo r his 4 th annua l Mobile Office t ou r of Ken t and O t t a w a counties.

Ford will open his "of f ice on Main S t r e e t " at Marne on Wednes -day. Sep tember 10 and will con-clude the 24-stop tou r a t Comstock Pa rk on October 29.

"Al though this is a n elect ion year, and I expect to campa ign vigorously," Ford s ta ted . "J will again br ing the Qongres.<man's of-fice close to a!2 those it serves."

Ford will be in the Mobile Of-fice. a remodeled house t r a i l e r f rom 2:30 until 8:00 p.m.. a s fol-lows: K e n t City, October 27: S p a r -ta, October 28.

No appointment Is necessary to see the Congressman and eve ryone is welcome.

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Airman Third Class Ariene C Carlson, d a u g h t e r of Mr . Ar thu r D. Carlson. S p a r t a , h a s completed her inuial course of A i r Fo rce ba-sic mil i tary t r a i n i n g a t Lackland Air Force Base. T e x a s . She has been selected to a t t e n d the tech-nical t ra in ing course f o r Wea the r Observer a t C h a n u t e AFB. III.

Airman Carlson is a g r adua t e of Spa r t a Area Schools.

W A F s selected f o r specialized t raining go on to technica l school « f t e r e ight weeks of basic at Lack land. Women selected fo r a tech-nical school a r e ass igned on the basis of th? i r i n t e r e s t s and apti-tudes.

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SPARTA NEWS A del ightful t ime was had at the

home of Mrs. Minnie S t a r k s last Wednesday, when six ladies en -w " • b i r thday d inner toge the r , honor ing their bir thdays. T h i s event has been celebrated a t the home of one of the ladle* er.ch y e a r for the past nine years. T h e y have had m a n y happy t imes t o g e t h e r dur ing those years.

Mr. and M m 4. D. ICee<lv , n d their d a u g h t e r and son of Har r i son Ohio were Sunday a f t e rnoon a n d overnight guests of Rev. and Mrs. 1 .ester CIough and Lois.

Pe rcy Coleman, son of W. T. Coleman, and his son-in-law. both of Erie, Pennsylvania , visited Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, S. Union St. , a few days last week.

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CAICD O F T H A N K S Our h e a r t f e l t t hanks to all w h o

extended comfor t ing s y m p a t h y a n d help in o u r recent be reavemen t For the beaut i fu l floral of fer ings , to Rev. Kirk for his c o m f o r t i n g words, a n d for uil llie o the r kind-nesses. we a re deeply g r a t e fu l .

Neva Crowley Mabel Crowley E m m a Ryun. 9-3j,

ENROLLS AT STEPHENS COLLEGE

The 126th t e rm at S t e p h e n s Col-lege. Columbia. Mo., opens Mon-day, September 15, u n d e r the lead-ership of the new pres iden t , Dr. Seymour A. Smi th f o r m e r l y of Yale University, A t w o - y e a r col-lege fo r women. S t e p h e n s has an enrol lment of over 1500 s tudents coining f rom every s t a t e and many foreign countr ies .

Miss B a r b a r a K lenk . daugh te r r £ n d M r s K r w i » J- Klenk.

of .{>><1 Ten-Mile road. Is numbered among the new s tuden t s .

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Sta te of Michigan D E P A R T M E N T O F

AORJCHLTI R E Dra in Sect ion

NOTICE O F M E E T I N G O F DRAINAGE B O A R D

IO WHOM IT MAY" C O N C E R N : Notice is he reby g iven '.hat on

the 21st day of March , 1958. a [*»-tltton was filed wi th George De-V ries. County Dra in Commissioner of the county of O t t a w a , asking fo r the Cleaning, widening , deep-ening. or wha teve r m a y be neeen-aary of the I .AUBACH A N D EX-TENSION DRAIN.

And whereas the D r a i n a g e Dis-trict of the I^iubach a n d Extension drain includes lands wi th in the

ty of Xent , And Whereas , a cer t i f ied copy

of . a id petition w a s served upon Byron J . Pa t t e r son . County Dra in Commissioner of the Coun ty of Kent , and the Direc tor of Agricul-ture, by George DeVries. Coun ty Drain Commiss ioner of the Coun-ty of O t t awa .

Now. There fo re , in accordance with Act No. 40. P . A. 1956, a s amended, a mee t ing of the Dra in-age Board of said dra in will be held a t t h e j j l-ce whe re the Lau -bach Dra in crosses 8 th Avenue, between Section 13 and 14. in t h e township of Wr igh t , county of Ot -t awa . on the 12th day of Septem-ber. 1958. a t 11:00 o'clock In the forenoon, to de t e rmine the Neces-sity of said improvement .

Now. T h e r e f o r e , all persons own-ing lands liable to an assessment Tor benef i t s or whose lands will be crossed by said drain, or a n y m u -nicipali ty af fec ted , a r e requested t o be present a t said meet ing, if they so desire.

Dated a t Lansing. Michigan, th is 18th d a y of August . 1958.

G. S. McINTYRE. Direc tor of Agr icul ture

By S T A N L E Y R. QUACKENBUSH Deputy Direc tor in Charge of Dra in s <Inter -County)

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O R D E R A P P O I N T I N G T I M E F O R H E A R I N G CLAIMS

Deterr .dnaUon of Heirs S T A T E O F MICHIGAN

T h e P r o b a t e C o u r t fo r the Coun ty of K e n t

At a session of said court . h?ld at the p roba t e office, in the City of G r a n d Rapids, in said County, on t h e 22nd day of August , A.D. I BBBL

Presen t , Honorab le WALLACE WAAiJCES. JR. , J u d g e of P roba te .

In t h e M a t t e r of t h e Es ta t e of F r a n k Rogus. Deceased.

It a p p e a r i n g to the cour t tha t the t ime fo r presenta t ion of c la ims against .said es ta te should be lim-ited. and tha t a t ime and place be appointed to receive, examine and adjus t all claims and demands against said deceased by and be-fore said c o u r t ; and t h a t the legal heirs of said deceased be de te r -mined.

It in Ordered. T h a t all credi tors of said deceased a r e required to present (heir c la ims to said cour t a t said P roba t e C ' f i c e on or be-fore the 6th day of November . A.D I9r»H.at ten o'c 'ock in the forenoon J saui t ime and place being h e r e b y ! appointed £ur the examina t ion and a d j u s t m e n t of all c la ims and de-mands aga ins t said deceased; and thj>t the legal heirs of said de ceased be de te rmined .

i t Is F u r t h e r Ordered. T h a t pub-lic notice thereof be g iven by pub-lication of a apy of th i s order , for t h r e e successive weeks pre-vious to said day of hearing, in the Sen t i lie 1 -Leader , a newspaner pr inted and c i rcula ted in said county.

W A L L A C E WAALKES. J R . J u d g e of Probate .

Kent County. Michigan A t rue Copy C. R. LAWTON.

r of Probate .

ORDER F O R PUBLICATION Not ice of Hear ing —

P r o b a t e of Will and De te rmina t i on of Heirs

S T A T E O F MICHIGAN T H E P R O B A T E COURT FOR THE COUNTY O F K E N T

At a session of said court, held a t the p roba t e office. In the City of Grand Rapids. In said County 1968 h C 2 2 n d d a y ° f A u R U K t - A.D.

P re sen t : HON. J O H N DALTON Judge of P roba te .

IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E ESTATE O F J o h n DeRuiter , De-ceased.

NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN. Tha t the pet i t ion of Grace Van-Scfanur p ray ing t h a t the instru-ment filed in said Cour t be admi t -ted to p roba t e as t h e Last Will and Tes tament of said deceased, tha t adminis t ra t ion of said es ta te be granted to Grace Van Schuur . the executor named in said Will o r to some o t h e r suitable person.' and that the heirs of said deceased by determined, will be heard at the Probate Cour t on the 25th day of September , AD.. 1958, at 10:00 A.M.

I t Is Ordered . T h a t notice hereof be given by publicat ion of a copy hereof f o r t h ree weeks consecu-tively previous t o said day of hear-ing In t h e Sent ine l -Leader and tha t the pe t i t ioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known pa r ty in in te res t a l his last known address by registered mail, r e tu rn receipt demanded, a t least four teen <14) days pr ior to such hearing. ^ by personal service at least five (5> d ays p r l c r to such hearing.

J O H N DALTON J u d g e of Probate .

Ken t County , Michigan A t rue copy. C. R LAWTON.

Register of P r o b a t e . Philip L. Hogan . At ty .

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On Guard BEAN

" Speedspray ers WILL GUARD YOUR FRUIT BEST!

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Congratulations Growers Of The

Peach Ridge District

FREE MOVIE * FOR BOYS

AND GIRLS

SHOP

SHADES

O N E GOOD REASON WHY PEACH RIDGE

GROWERS COME THROUGH YEAR AFTER

YEAR WITH A CLEAN CROP OF NO. 1

APPLES.

OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1958

PEACH RIDGE APPLE SMORGASBORD!

Morrissey Equipment Co. COMSTOCK PARK CEDAR SPRINGS

"STAR IN THE DUST" (Wes te rn in Technicolor)

with John Agar - Mamie Van Dorcn - Richard BOOM

PLUS CARTOONS!

Congratulations on your

ON YOUR

Pexco Bag Mlg. Co, 201 MORRIS ST. PHONE CH 3-3236

Toledo, Ohio

CONVERTERS OF PLAIN AND PRINTED

CELLOPHANE AND POLYETHYLENE

SALES AGENTS FOR THIS AREA:

BEN BROWN - Toledo. Ohio - CH 3-.1236

PRODUCERS EXCHANGE. INC.

Toledo, Ohio CH 3-1176 \

WM. (BILL) MERRIMAN

Kalamazoo. Mich. - Fireside 4-9344

I his Movie Will Be Shown

Saturday Afternoon, September 6

AT T H E SPARTA THEATRE

Two Shows—1:00 P.M. & 3:00 P.M.

30th Anniversary We, at Reed ' s Super Market

s a l u t e the progressive Peach

Ridge Fruit Growers Associate

ion.

Get Your F R E E TICKETS During Our Annual

SCHOOL SALE NOW IN PROGRESS

ONE TICKET F R E E WITH EACH PURCHASE

OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

B E N F R A N K L I N

A. L. & A. K. BREVITY

— SPARTA —

W e know that fine fruit has

always been a tradition with

you down through the years.

May we extend our wishes

for a most successful harvest

and sale of your bumper crop.

" I c w u f Reed