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H ERE IS A RECIPE FOR A HEARTY, delicious Skillet
Chopped Beef Stew made with a package of beef vegetable
soup mix that supplies not only delicious flavor but also the
inutritious ingredients of numerous vegetables as well as beef.
This stew is simple to make and takes just about 35 min¬
utes from start to finish. The onions and chopped meat are
browned in melted butter and then 2 cups of water and the
package of beef vegetable soup mix are immediately added
And eooked for a half hour.
Serve piping hot with a lettuce salad tossed with a prepared
Italian dressing.
SKILLET CHOPPED BEEF STEW WITH ONIONS
t tablespoons butter or 2 cups water
margarine 1 package beef vegetable
12 small white peeled onions soup mix
1 pound ground beef 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Melt butter or margarine in skillet, add onions and lightly
(Drown. Add meat and brown well, stirring constantly. Pour in
water, stir in soup mix and cover. Cook about 30 miautes until
ionlons are tender, adding more water if necessary. Sprinkle
•with parsley before serving. Makes 4 servings.
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The industrial growth of Japan-often referred to as an economic
miracle—is well reflected in the new Tekaido Lme-the world s
fastest super-express train. Able to travel at 160 m.p.h., the new
train will whisk passengers between Tokyo and Osaka m time lor
the Olympic Games in Tokyo. A scale model and chassis World of the
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summer. Here, from left, Nicki Spase, Patsy Rogers and
Diane Woodard enjoy the sun and pleasant breeze at Lake
bmclair in Middle Georgia. Second largest lake wholly
within Georgia, It is one of 18 reservoirs formed by
Georgia Power Company’s hydroelectric developments.
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Start with a heat pump and build your¬
self a new concept in home comfort. A
home where you’ll enjoy perpetual spring!
Your electric heat pump will cool, clean,
dehumidify, circulate summer air. In win¬
ter, it will reverse its cycle to warm your
home. Set the thermostat when the sys¬
tem is installed. After that, seasonal
changeovers are automatic. Your home
stays cleaner; your family, comfortable.
With our low total-electric rate, the
heat pump costs less than ever to operate.
With our budget billing, your electric bill
stays the same every month.
So ahead. Step to the joy ■)
go up now
of total-electric living. You’ll wonder why
you waited so long!
This Gold Medallion identifies a
total-electric home that is equipped
with modem, flameless electric home
heating and appliances, Full House- t
power Wiring and Light for Living.
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