The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 26, 1957, Image 11
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1957
THE NEWBERRY SUN
SECTION 2 PAGE THREE
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Annual Trte Harvest
Helpful to Ferests
Don’t feel disturbed or guilty
about using evargreani for Christ
mas trees — there’s more than
enough to go around. Besides, to
day most Christmas treat are
“harvested” as a crop to Insure
more living room for regular
plantings.
Also, many Christmas trees
come from poorer forest soils and
wet bog areas devoted exclusively
to the growing of treat for the
Christmas market. In such areas
everygreens grow far too slowly
to produce a lumber of pulpwood
Crop—thus Christmas trees are the
only profitable harvest to come
Oft that land.
Another Christmas tree source
is thinnings ” Mother Nature seeds
from 5,000 to 10,000 trees per
acre In today’s growing-trees-as-
a-crop operation, frequent thinning
is essential to allow trees room
to live and grow. The thinnings
can be soM as Christmas trees—
find fill a trio of needs: first, as a
bringer-of Joy into the home; sec
ond. as an income source to the
forester; third, as "life insurance”
for upcoming timber crops
Pineh&ven Kennels
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to *11 our friends.
Prosperity Furniture Co.
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1TP SHE ROES ... It takes
plenty of horsepower to hoist the
huge Christinas tree In New
York’s Rockefeller Plata. The
three ton white spruce shown
above Is estimated to be 65 years
old.
WHntlNQ U»K>T . , , Prae»
llcally rrery nook oni oortier
of the department store he*
comes n wishing spot no kM*
dies on Helps te the coming of
Hanta, In this Instance the
eery forntg Indies hove tec need
their ottentlon on o potr of
delto.
Choose Wisely When
Buying Toys tor Tots t
Antvly Is sn impmTont toctei Ih
the scleclinn of Christmas h\VS hn'
llie pie school sel and hete ate
some good sogfiesUons
Re sure iiahil t'h htya la lead
and that toys have no ahorp or
Jagacd edge*
Ncvc» give a stnaU child a h\v
that is small enough hi swalluw.
Tiny toys o» tiiya with small pails
that may come of! should he
avoided
Consider fraftlc hasaids hehu'e
huylug toys usetl outdoors A hall
\u a bicycle ts a dangerous |day-
Hung iin s busy stieel
Ruttdtng tdocks arc Just smne'
thing tor the small to! to scatter
from one loom to another and
soiall toys qutte idtciv cause had
tails It left scattered on the finui\
Avoid glass amt vfihei tueakahle
materials
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tirrttiAt cami» , , , dhown
above la the oltlclal t'hrtalnraa
card sent out last year by rresh
dent and Mr»< h'taenhrmer, ’tile
entire front of the on id ta gold
with cm tut* sod lettering, ttack-
ground of the prestdeuttat seat
Is o trite otth a red, white and
blue shield, the Inscription on
the card ts tushie the fold.
Safe Toys Will Maka
Holiday Happlast
The in,vs you give your child
mu Clu tJiimw* can turn hla happy
holiday luhi a lime of needless
tragedy if you do not exeretae cam
turn in selecting safe and well con-
structed playthings,
The frequency of aye accidents
among children show a marked
increase during the holidays, accl*
dents caused by BB guns, bowa
and arrows, sharp'pointed toya, or
toys so poorly constructed they fall
apart, leaving jagged edges
Here are some helpful hlnta for
toy-buying parents:
I He sure the toy Is suitable
for the child’s age and that ht
knows how to use it
li Avoid toy* with sharp edges.
S. flee that the toy is put to
gether sturdily
4, Avoid dangerous playthings
such as RH guns, pointed-tip ar
rows and an i ifies—cspcclaUy for
the amaUer fry
HAPPIBR CHRISTMAS . . .
Things are tough these days for
the mailman, but carriers In
some sections of the country will
have It easier. Many post offices
are now using caddy carts which
carry the mailman's heavy load
easily on rubber tires.
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Bill’s Glass Shop
1,111 Caldwell St.
Phone 266
Newberry j
fl HOLY flnD HAPPY
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis