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AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S ’63 Chevy II Nova A.00 Station Wagon
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If you’d like to see how your car dollar
can be tailored to your needs, your Chev
rolet dealer has four entirely different
kinds of cars that do it handily. Jet
smooth ’63 Chevrolet: It’s a luxury car
the high-priced cars. ’63 Chevy
II: Really much too snappy
m* looking and spirited to be
called a thrift car. But sparing
is what it is in price and up-
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Good Advertising
A STATEMENT OF
ADVERTISING PRINCIPLES
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end help hi™ to buy more intelligently.
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atatement of fact* as well a* possible deception through
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accepted standards of good taste. It seeks public accep¬
tance on the basis of the merits of the product or service .
advertised rather than by the disparagement of compet¬
ing goods. It tries to avoid practices that are offensive
Or annoying.
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keep. ’63 Corvair: The rear-engin
wonder for people who like their sport
with the family along. Then there’s our
all-out sports car—the new Corvette Sting
Ray: It’s completely restyled and re-
Keops Going Great!
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able in convertible or sport
coupe. Whatever your new
car fancy, you’ll find the
answer at your Chevrolet
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NOW! Enjoy plenty of hot water for each of
your household needs. Benefit from new low
total
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rate
Does your family run short of hot water
r when everybody wants baths at once? Or on
washday ? Let a quick-recovery electric water
heater solve your problem.
Change to total-electric living now! You
may save up to 20 per cent on your whole
electric bill. You can enjoy electric water
heating, house heating, cooking and all the
other conveniences of modern electric living
at the lowest price in our history.
Call our office. Let us tell you how you
can qualify for the total-electric rate. We’ll
tell you in advance how much it will cost per
month for you to go electric all the way.
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
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TOTAL-eLtCTWQ HAYS
GO TOTAL ELECTRIC m m m FOR LESS
Ask how we can pay up to $180 toward
wiring your home so you can live better
electrically. Enjoy electric heat this winter .
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This plan for a one-floor house
with full basement has many
attractive points to offer for a
small house.
The main entry with slate
floor gives ready access to any
room without passing through
another.
The kitchen with adjoining
family room is a convenient “U”
I shape. The sink is beneath win¬
dows facing the yard for good
supervision of youngsters at
play. There is a built in oven
and cooking top. mit . dinTng
The family room or
area is part of the kitchen which
is ideal for family conversation
and supervision during meal pre¬
paration. This family room has
a large closet for game storage
or hobby equipment. There Is
. also a large storage closet over
the bulkhead of the stairway to
the basement which has access
to the attic as well.
\ The living room it away from
traffic and can be closed jhe from
the family room desired. by use It hat of
folding doors m
floor length windows at ths
front. The could sliding lead glass door*
at the rear to a ter*
race. A long unbroken wall pro*
vides for go od furni ture arrange.
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ment. Tha ceilings In the living
room and family room slope
with the roof making an attrac¬ illumi¬
tive ceiling built treatment in valances.
nated from
By throwing light against the
ceiling, as well as down over the
curtains and draperies, the val¬
ances give good general illumi¬
nation and make the room seem
larger while creating a daylight
effect Brightness of the light
can be adjusted from a candle
glow to full on with a built in
Luxtrol light control, a new dial
system that takes the place of
ordinary on-off-switches.
General lighting in the bed¬
rooms and'den also comes from
window valances which are Lux¬
trol controlled.
There are three bedrooms, one
of which can be used as a com¬
bination study bedroom. This
room has folding louvered hall. doors All
separating it from the
three bedrooms have built in
chests with mirrors above and
good There closet storage. full baths
are two sep¬
arating tub and the the bedrooms, other one shower. has
a a
One could be used as the master
bath and the other as a powder
room guest bath.
The basement is arranged so
that the laundry and heating
equipimtht are to one side leav¬
reation ing a large hobby free area for a rec¬
or room.
CUffordx,N. Theaauplans Wright, are available Architect, from
19115 Schoolcraft, Detroit 23,
for Michigan three at $15 per set or $35
sets.
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NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
WHITE COUNTY
1. Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, December 11,1962, an elec¬
tion will be held in White County,
Georgia, at which election there
shall be submitted to the qualified
voters of said county constituting
the White County School District
the question of whether White
County School District Bonds, Series
1963, shall be issued by the Board
of Education of White County act¬
ing for and on behalf of the White
County School District in the prin¬
cipal amount of TWO HUNDRED
FIFTY THOUSAND ($250,000.00)
DOLLARS for the purpose of pro¬
viding funds to pay the cost, in
whole or in part, of building and
equipping a high school building
and equipping, improving, modern¬
izing, repairing, enlarging and ad¬
ding to two elementary school
buildings, including the building,
equipping, improving, repairing and
enlarging of lunch rooms and voca¬
tional facilities, in said county and
paying expenses incident thereto.
2. Tl.e bonds shall bear interest
at the rate or rates not exceeding
four and one-half per cent (4 l ,&%)
per annum, payable semi-annually,
and the principal of said bonds
shall mature and be paid in the
years and amounts as follows:
1964 $8,000 1974 $13,000
1965 9,000 1975 13.000
1966 9,000 1976 14.000
1967 10,000 1977 14.000
1968 10,000 1978 14.000
1969 10,000 1979 15.000
1970 11,000 1980 15.000
1971 11,000 1981 16.000
1972 12,000 1982 17.000
1973 12,000 1983 17.000
3. Due provisions shall be made
at the holding of said election so
that those voting at said election
who favor the issuance of said
school bonds may vote:
u FOR Issuance of $250,000 of
White County School District Bonds
to Pay the Cost of Building and
Equipping a High School Building
and Equipping, Improving and En¬
larging Two Elementary School
Buildings in White County. ft
and those voting as said election
who oppose the issuance of such
bonds may vote:
AGAINST Issuance of $250,000 of
White County School District
Bonds to Pay the Cost of Build¬
ing and Equipping a High School
Building and Equipment, Improv¬
ing and Enlarging Two Elemen¬
tary School Buildings in White
County.
4. The election shall be held by
(he same persons and in the same
manner and under the same rules
and regulations that elections for
officers of said county are held.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
WHITE COUNTY
By: W. F. Cantrell, President
ATTEST:
Herbert Glover, Secretary Yi. i
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Cold Windows
Cause Dripping;
Wood Stops It
One of the pet winter peeves
i of home-owners who have metal
windows is moisture that col¬
lects on sash and frames and
runs down and wallpaper. to damage painted
walls
One cure for this ailment is to
install wood storm sash on the
room side of the window. Here’s
why: Condensation metal
collects on
frames and sash during cold
weather because metal is an ex¬
cellent conductor of heat. This
is the reason metal surfaces are
generally cool to the touch in
a heated room. Metal refuses to
hold heat well. ■
With windows of ponderosa
pine, this doesn’t natural happen insulator. because The
wood is a
wood remains warm air to the touch,
and moist, heated inside the
house condensation won’t leave it. a deposit of
on
For this reason, storm sash of
ponderoia pine installed inside'
metal Windows relieve moisture
problems by stopping warm air
befote it can get to the chill sur¬
faces of the metal frame and,
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