Bushnell Prairie City High School - Beta Pi Sigma Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)

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t i' rr. -ss, .,, f. ib- Zsi t sm i Sandra Samrnons enjoys preparing party Payne's, the family shoe store, fulfills the k ,th , f entire farnily's footwear needs, says Kathy, snac S W1 grocenes mm Sally, Mary Ann, and Iim Sperry. 1-UD1-UM FOOD MART PAYNE SHOE s'roRE: Sue Kirby doubtfully surveys the arm length Lois Thompson tries to decide on luggage of the shirt Bob Roark is holding up for her for college from ' 1' . , 'nspec lon I noBBms1EwELE.n s ROBRK S CLOTHING' STORE wide selection of Samsonite luggage. 'uw N w 53 Mr. Rawls explains the good qualities of this Bill Roethe explains the terms of a life in- swivel chair to Lynda Tudeen, who is plan- 1. t D Z k ning for her future home. sumnce po Icy O army oo ' RobertRaw1fS Furniture Store Roethe Real Estate and Insurance

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Arthur Kukuk points out to Barbara Herron the value of a travel insurance policy. Your vacation will be more carefree with this protection. Arthur W. Kukuk Insurance Agency l Keeping the weeds out of my garden is a simple job with this handy little 10-N Garden Grower, says Gary Gain. They are made right here in Bushnell. Norcross Manufacturing Company Farm, Garden, Lawn Tools Special Steel Forgings Iohn Bradshaw talks to Harry Orwig about the cost of having his corn shelled and ORWIG and POOL Corn Shelling hauled. ,,,...-- ' Shop at I.ay's Market for fruits and vege- tables that are orchard and garden fresh. Their fruit counters are arranged for con- venient shopping, too, says Alma Sue Craycrait. LAY'S WEST SIDE MARKET When Iackie Pershing wants to buy tools lor his woodworking projects, he goes to Fred Oblander for the best. OBLANDER'S HARDWARE CO. swf - t Mum . is-g,.gs if f ig A -ir - Q Sim SYS .M . flask. es A sr. Y f ,. t if ff s9'l'i is . ii Na 5 r S fig 'fs . . Xe A if - 4? . ,,,,,c, . . . ' liggvt .r A 33' 'W Q f he y fl me-'du ' fy? K rs ' . G ,. as . it rg X .S il ........ Q .. Perry Opp points with pride to the two new 1957 cars, a Buick and a Packard, parked in front of his garage-the oldest garage in town. Bert Lowe shares Mr. Opp's enthusi- asm' PERRY oPP's GARAGE

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.--W MMQM. Cheerful and friendly service is yours when you shop at MEAD BROTHER'S GROCERY Prairie City Mary Frances Freburg shops there regu- larly. The Whole Stoller family is sold on Philco TV. and you will be too after you drop in at Stoller's Home and Auto Supply for a demonstration. When suffocating summer days come, don't find yourself in Iim McCone's predicament. Be prepared. Get a Winkler air-conditioner at TROP-ART 1 Ah, even I can drive this 450 Farmall trac- tor, says Ioyce Melvin. SNYDER and EMMONS Believe me! Chevrolet's spacious headroom certainly is a selling point with me, says 6 loot 2 Hugh Walters. STRATTON CHEVROLET You don't have to worry about wading into your tax problems if you ask my grand- pa, says Ianey McDonald. He sells in- surance for your 'rainy day,' too. See LEE WADE Accounting and Insurance Service AW 1