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BELAIR 6
It’s our in -bet ween-pneed full-size Chevrolet with
deep-twist carpeting; luxurious pattern c.oth up¬
holstery trimmed in soft vinyl; and a Turbo-Thrif t
Six to make the most of its Jet-smooth ride. Loir in
cost, easy on fuel-yet this spirited Six gives you
quick pickup* and all the smooth dependable power
a car needs. Just come try it and seel
Drive someth. recf.lv new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's
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Stamey Chevrolet CO.
CLEVELAND. GA
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Yea can actually buy this fee fuu-sized car for
slightly more than man y intermediate-sized models
of other makes—and even, for less than some of them!
So why settle for a smaller car that cant begin to offer
all of the value and satisfaction
you get in this Chevrolet Bel Air.
Come look if over. See how much
more you get for what you pay!
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ancea or severe conditions as
Indicated by radar and other
equipment
Boil temperatures, wind
speed and direction, deer,
temperatures, and other fac
tors are duly noted.
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tor who ean resist this taste appeal flavor, on a summer’s fruits in evening? salad Cool the
and colorful, imbued with fragrant ending. set
acene for a perfect mealtime
For an especially tempting dessert salad, combine fresh or have canned
fruit 3 , eatery and nut* with chopped with the dates. fruits. And Ideally be sure suited to to this a»
extra -good dressing to biend
glamour LwwMwad salad ia a dressing made from a new salad dressing make mix,
with sour cream and cheese blended with sugar. To
the basic dressing, combine an envelope of salad dressing mix with
rtnegar. Jfththte water, and for 0)1 Fruit according Salad Dessert to package directions, sweet then ending proceed to *
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Vinegar, 1 package (9 ounces)
1-1/2 cups drained cut fruits, cheese
fresh or eanned 1 tablespoon ■
1/2 cup chopped dates sated sugar. dressing
1/4 cup finely chopped celery 1/4 cup mixed
or nuts 1/4 cup sour cream
Combine sated dressing mix, vinegar, water, and oil as Mimed
the bottle or package. Soften cheese and blend with
Mix fruits, dates, and celery. of the dressing cream and Stir
r-srar. Whip together 1/4 cup sour cream.
cheese mixture. Pour over fruits and mix lightly. Serve on
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A modern materiel for home extortors, adtestae-eemrnt tiding
shingles, is finding increasing favor with arehiteets and builders. In
this advanced 1937 split-level design, tmartlf rtfled ubettot tiding
la applied with accentuated shadow lines which add interest to the
entire exterior. Color styling plays an important part, too. The tiding,
an attractive shade of gray, harmonizes perfectly with the briek-red
lower wall and the white asbestos-cement roofing shingles. Blna and
yellow are introduced in the painted trim. Asbestos tiding it fire-safe
and rotproof and needs no paint to preserve ft. I* ia
free n life! colors tad ia a ram** ef fit**
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D€¥tLOPlD 8T THE UNIVERSITY Of ILLINOIS*, uttued by the
Air Forte in sateSrte tracking, there’s a dramatic new formula Ux
ciearer. sharper, surer TV reception, without snow or ghosts, in
color, bteck -and- white.fFM Stereo, toof) on aU channels. Ask to see the
JTD lO&fQDOOIC LPV—the Big Breakthrough in antenna design.
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A PLUNGE
TO PLEASE YOU!
Through the years the trend in the price of
electricity has been downward
It’s delightful! The toboggan's quick descent
of a snow-clad hill.
There is another plunge, too, that should
Interest the budget-minded (and who isn’t
in these days of high prices?). It’s the drop
in the unit price you pay for electricity.
While other services were going up—up— :
up in price, electricity was coming down. Our
latest rate reduction, effective the first of
this year, will save our customers $2,700,000
in 1965 alone.
The average price per kilowatt-hour paid
by our residential customers is 22 per cent
less than the national average! Shouldn’t that
encourage you to live better ... electrically ?
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
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Radar Island
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More than IdA miles off the New England coast, this man¬
made “Island” to th* first open-sea radar tower in the nation'*
new Atlantic defense network against air attack. Costing $13
million. It houses 60 Air Force supply personnel on of Its 100,000. three decks, Its ancj
enough electrical gear to a city three dial
spherical “radomes” are designed to spot enemy raiders at
tancea which are a military secret The 6,000-ton "island” 1*
the largest structure ever to stand to far from land amid guch
hazardous sea condition*