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OLYMl'IA—A timely beach ac¬
cessory is this consumer version
of the I'.S. Olympic team towel.
In red, whiter and blue cotton
terry stripes,*.* features the
official insignia and the letter¬
ing “Tokyo 196 4” and “Inns¬
bruck 1964” at either end. It
can be cut and sewn into a
terry topper as shown above or
used for a stylish beach towel.
By Morgan-Jones.
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BY OsWwf BOB BREWSTER
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*pmu Teel Do 'Em A Favor
► eorry for fish? Always
tmderdoga fa their they’re tattles with
anglers? TMnk getting
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opinions and want to do some*
j department thing about them, the fishing
at Mercury out.
boards has Issued a set of rules
i practically guaranteed to make
you the most popular guy on any
lake.,•with fish, that is.
Pick up right where yon left
©ff last fall. Don't worry about
such trivia .as tackle Inventory
land, anil clean-up. It’s ft nuisance,
hasio besides, it might defeat
your purpose. * *
► cult Hasty to books set. should are not only dull- diffi¬
some
witted fish make a pass at your
’plug, but they may snap during
a tussle. Since they already
jbave land a disappear good start, all they’ll the oxidize faster,
** leaving the fish quite unharmed.
H last year’s line performed
satisfactorily, weakened, use It again. The
five feet perhaps at the frayed, four
pr end is bound
to part, the freeing another Junker
to tease next guy along.
!* Pay no attention to rod fer*
Hues or wrapping} If something
does give way, you'll be horns
all the sooner. Any Eand that
might still be fa the reel, or a
loosened screw or two, will- ac¬
complish 'the same result. *
► Don’t worry about the bank
Cl last year’s outboard fuel. Gas
is gas. So what If a slight gum
has formed7 A good row back
to the dock will tune up those
fiabby muscles. And the fish
won’t be tempted by your offer¬
ings for a day or-so. <
There are many ways to tip
'the odds further toward fish,
observes Mercury, but simple
neglect of tackle and gear is not
really necessary.
In fact, we might add, it’s
been our experience that most
fish have a fairly good handicap
Jo begin with.
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Instead of shaking a dry mop
out the window, use this effective
cleaning method. Run the nozzle
of your vacuum cleaner carefully
over the mop, and all the dust will
be cleaned off in no time.
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To prevent cake icing from
sticking to the wax paper in which
ft is wrapped for the lunch box,
butter the part of the wax paper
.which the icing touches.
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After you wash woolen glove-,
*t ick round clothespins in each
finger and thumb. This will Keep
them from shrinking and will also
help dry the fingers more rapidly.
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Don’t worry when the party
winds up in the kitchen—every
hostess can be proud gleaming of the porcelain appear¬
ance of her
enamel appliances. And no fear
of cigarette burns, glass rings,
food stains. Cleaning porcelain and
enamel once-over-lightly. requires just a soap
;water
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If you're tired of fumbling for
the light twitch in j>«i»t. the dark, paint
pt with lym inoue
a clothespin
may be used as
a bib for young
guests or for
your own chil
d r e n. The
towels are easy
to wash, you’re
sure to have
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Citizenship Papers
These are citizenship papers, too, in a
way. And they cost money—tax money.
Like you, the Georgia Power Com- K
panv pays federal income, state income
and state property taxes. In addition,
we make payments to 154 counties, 445
cities and 25 school and fire districts
throughout the state.
Our tax bills for 1968 totaled more
than $32 million. That’s 41 per cent
more than the payroll it took to operate
the company.
This money helps to pay for a lot of
things: schools, streets and highways,
police and fire protection, health pro¬
grams, national defense and many other
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government functions.
Yes, like you, we pay taxes — in full
measure. Always have. It’s just part
of being a good citizen.
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It’s simple to prepare, but so
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Bake your favorite chocolate
cake and let It cool thoroughly,
well then (fhlUed. place in refrigerator until
loA ofw Spread the peppermint
cream caka and
place In freezer until the ice
cream Is very hard. Remove
from freezer and cover top and
side* completely with meringue.
Place In a minutes preheated 450* oven
far 2 to S or until ttje
meringue string dish is browned, And Place on
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ATLANTA, GA.-Chalk up another smash¬ OFFICIAL ORDER
ing victory for Ford's famous total OF FINISH:
performance ! This time at Atlanta's L
exacting high-bank asphalt oval. Freddie Lorenzen,
driving a 1964 Sup^r>
Exciting new proof of Ford's outstand¬ Torsue Ford, won, *he.
going stopping "Atlanta 500" for an
ing dependability, power, unprecedented’ time third setting
power, roadability and control! The same straight —
a new track record ef
attributes that make Ford the ideal car 133.87 miles per hour,
^Placing third was Ned
for your everyday driving. Jarrett in another 1964
Supeir Torque Ford.
Why not take a test drive soon?
FORD’S TOTAL PERFORMANCE WINS i
IN THE TRY IT AT YOUR FORD DEALER’S!
Turne r-Thurmand Ford C?
Cleveland, Georgia
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It’s Time For • • •
• EYE CARE
Dr. Newton K. Wesley #
Cataracts:
Years ago It was thought that
those with cataracts would have
to postpone an operation until the
not Modem true surgical today.
techniques this have
made opera
fective tion safe and ef
95 times
out of 100. The
decision to oper
ate is usually
made when by the doc
tor the
cataract has affected the vision
enough to interfere with the fol*
lowing of one’s profession.
Surgery is the only known ef¬
fective cure for a cataract condi¬
tion. Don’t be misled by “cure-all’'
claims of curing this condition
through the use of salves, eye
drops, or other such means.
» Cataracts, the most important
single cause of blindness among
adults, occurs when the normally
clear lens within the eye becomes
clouded, light blocking some or all the
cloudiness rays entering is slight the and eye. If the
the vision
is not interfered with, an operation
may not be necessary. However,
if the cloudiness is extensive
enough to obscure vision, the doc¬
tor will, no doubt, recommend an
operation. for A person operated on
cataracts must wear corrective
lenses for the rest of his life. A
pair of special glasses lenses, or, in some
cases, contact are neces¬
sary removed to replac-e from the the clouded lens
eye. •
Cataract sufferers can be as¬
sured that, thanks to today’s mod¬
em ment methods, U safe and the highly surgical treat¬
effective.
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Out life-saving film, BREAST
SELF-EXAMINATION ...An
you the fortunate" "in every
ten American women who
knows how to examine her own
breasts for signs that may
cancer - while k is still in its
early and more curable stage?
If not oil the American Can¬
cer Society office nearest yon
or write to “Cancer” ia ear* ef
yoor local Poet Office.
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