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There’s a much easier way to
cool it, man.
Let a flameless electric heat pump keep
your home comfortable year-round.
No lad with a pad ever had it so glad — until
the electric heat pump made the scene.
This efficient system needs only electricity
and air to operate. Replaces summer heat
with a frosty-morning tingle. Lets you bask
in sunshine warmth on raw winter days.
Set —and forget — the thermostat. Your
heat pump automatically reverses cycle, from
heating to cooling, as needed. You’ll find it
creates no combustion by-products. Home
interiors stay clean.
Operates economically because of our spe¬
cial low rate for total-electric customers. And
budget billing means your electric bill is the
same amount every month.
So, don’t sit there in that three-dimensional
square. Step up to the joy of electric living.
It’s the master plan, man!
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
Ask how we can pay up to $180 toward wiring
your home so you can live better electrically
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After a hard-played 18 holes, it s good to
settle down on a soft chair in the club
house and add up the score with friends.
What better time for the drink that scores with
almost every golfer—cool, thirst-quenching beer?
Yes, beer’s great to relax with, great for refresh*
ment, great for taste. So whatever your sport—
boating or baseball—swimming or tennis— relax
afterwards with fSse- lestful taste of beer.
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BY BOB BREWSTER
Outdoor Editor,
JItreurf Outboardi
FORECAST FISHING 4
i Charlie’s rumatlsj
When Uncle
gets to actin’ up and high flying
swallows forage below treetop
height, look for a change In the
weather.
Since weather exerts a power-} 1
ful influence on fishing, It be -*
hooves all of us to make calcu¬
lated guesses at what’s in store,
Tor the next few hours or next;
day.
Though countrybred weather 1
forecasting may not possess »cl,
entiftc exactness, note the fish,
ing experts at Mercury out.
boards, there Is sufficient merit
in the homespun axioms to of
make them a working part
•very fisherman’s know-how.
> Atmospheric pressures arft
positive indicators of forthcom¬
ing conditions. Certain phenom-J
ena occur In reaction to these;
various pressures: ^
Low flying birds, campfire, and|
smoke hugging the ground
strong odors Indicate low baro-j
metric pressures, and are omens,
of an approaching storm.
Conversely, smoke that;
'stretches skyward and heavy,
dew and cobwebs on the grass
portend a day of clear weather.,
Cloud colors at dawn and sun.
;set offer clues to upcomin'g con-,
ditions. With due respect to the
time-honored limericks, a red.
sky in the morning does indi¬
cate possible storms; the same
red sky (or rainbow) at jthe
close of day is a sign of clearing.
■ Even wind direction plays a
ipart in fishing success, because
tit serves as another indication,
'of future weather. Generally,
folklore says, fishing’s good
jwhen the wind is from south 05
.west; poor when from the east
or north. •
« Keep a weather "eye”' out,,
j advise the Mercury folks, and
-learn to interpret nature’s
-weather forecasts to your ad- 1
vantage.
And don’t forget Uncle
Charlie. His aches and pains
Just might be the clue to the
good fishing you’ve been looking
for.
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