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CLEVELAND (GSJ COURIER
ANNOUNCING
Grand Opening
OF THE
Horge Lanodiy and Gleaning Village
Sunday, Nov. 7 1 to 5PH
Located adjacent to Clifford Campbell’s residence
$50 in Cash to given away All that is re 4 uir
ed is io sign your name and address on a card*
Fit t Prize $25, Second $10 and 3 $5 prizes
Free Refreshments
This Plant has latest and most mcdern
equipment.
Two Dry Cleaning Machines
Sixteen 12 lb/„Top Loader Washers
Four 20 lb. Side Loader Washers
Two 30 lb. Side Loader Washers
Nine 50 lb. Dryers
ONE LADIES HAIR DRYER
Dispenser Comfortable Lounging Area
Soap PARKING LOT
PAVE®
nm LawM ®l WH
Near Clifford Campbell’s residence
Located 129 South
Barrett and Ray Campbell Managers
Mrs. Nora
Ford went and invented
Fairiane all over again
1br , 66! THE NEW NEW FAIRLANE ENGINES, FEATURES, ever-practical LINE NEW NEW family FOR STYLING, OPTIONS car, '66. has Fairiane, a NEW racy ARE new MODELS, the ADDED look I TO
I, New power ranges from a thrifty 200-cu. in. Six to a
big 390-cu, in. V-8. Choose from the most exciting
lineup in Fairiane history—thirteen models.
See them at your Ford Dealer’s.
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Handsome, satin-finish vinyl
tops this lively Fairiane
500/XL—new for '66. New
Fairiane 500 Convertible, too.
Fairiane 500/XL Hardtop has a sporty fastback New Fairiane Squire Wagon with wood grained
bucket seats, vinyl door panels, carpeting. paneiing, standard 200*cu. in. Six, spacious interior*.
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Well, American people work less, to eat better, than
ever before We spend less of our disposable income
for food of better qualify than any nation in the world . . .
Farmers have invested about $16 billion in frocks,
tractors, and other farm machinery. This provides jobs
for millions of people . . .
Farmers are good customers! ...
'We're proud of our part in helping our farmers out¬
produce all others! . . . Low-cost electric power is vital
to our rural areas . . . Supplying it is our mission and
we're working hard to fulfill it! . . .
Habersham Electric
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• COMMUNITY BUIIDER
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Welsh rabbit, ideal as a meatless supper main dish or weekend 1
brunch fare, gets a new partner in “Lettuce Rabbit.
Crisp, spring-green wedges of western Iceberg lettuce are topped
with the tangy Cheddar cheese sauce far this delicious variation on
an old favorite.
The lettuce is served ait room temperature in this case. But for
most recipes, salads especially, western iceberg is best enjoyed
well chilled. Simply store heads of lettuce in plastic bags or
' wrapped in saran in the refrigerator.
In markets every month of the year, more and more iceberg
from California and Arizona is being shipped throughout the nation
:jn non-bulge or- “flat pack” containers. This improved method of
shipment prevents bruising and damaging of the lettuce, insuring
you handsome, firm heads of western iceberg when you go shopping.
” LETTUCE RABBIT ■ •* •«
1 head western iceberg lettuce ‘A teaspoon oregano
! % lb. sharp Cheddar cheese 1 teaspoon Worcestershire
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! Core, rinse and drain lettuce well. Do not chill; keep at room
temperature. Grate cheese and place in heavy skillet. Blend mustard,
oregano, Worcestershire and milk. Add to skillet. Cook and stir over
medium-low heat until mixture is blended and cheese is melted.
Cut lettuce into 4 wedges; spoon cheese mixture over lettuce. Serve
Immediately. Makes 4 servings.
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One of the freshest, liveliest
looks ever to hit the beach is*
this perky two-piece swimsuit'
that combines a smooth, sleek
, knit of Creslan acrylic fiber with
; crisp white eyelet lace. This
1 quick-drying suit never sags or
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It’s Time For • • •
EYE CARE
Dr. Newton K. Wesley
> VISION AND DRIVING *
fit is a common thing to accept
vision as part of driving—so com¬
mon, in fact, that very few of us
even think of it. Yet, ninety per
cent of driving decisions are based
on our National ability to see and to react.
A Safety Council study
of 685,000 traf¬
fic accidents re¬
veals that near¬ : : S ■ ■
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occurs at speeds «
below 40 miles *
per hour. Actu¬
ally, most ac¬
cidents happe en
under “safe >> Wesley
conditions, in
dear, dry weather, on straight
roads, and low traffic volume.
What causes the trouble? Wor¬
ry, daydreaming, impatience, and
tli. plain fact that drivers just
can’t see where they’re going. Re¬
gardless of the reason, it’s your
business to see everything neces¬
sary to drive without injury to
yor or anyone else.
1 .’.fortunately, millions of driv¬
er don t know their visual short¬
coming;;. The American Opto
mefrie Association points out that
one out of every five drivers—with
or without glasses—has at least
one vision deficiency which affects
sate i.iernse driving.
tests are not designed
to eliminate drivers but to enforce
ti maintenance of Hie best pos
S’ ■ driving driver. skills and aptitudes
o. ..ach
But the driver can help, too. Hu
c . visit his eye doctor at least
or ’ ■ every six months. He should
re >-ember that he has a legal and
n.. obligation to employ and
maintain the best driving vision
possible. t?
How To b 1
u See it a Sore Throat)
by DAVID E. GREEN''
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The first step in determining the
nature and seriousness of a sore
throat is to examine your child.
You can usually see a sore throat
if you Using know good how light to look (a for flashlight it._ I
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tongue quick
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A look child’s into throat tb»j Ifl
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or accompanying symptoms, it_ te
usually safe to wait a bit and giro
the irritation a chance to clear ujLi
with home care. However, if ft*
throat is an angry red, call four
doctor and let him deckle what the
next step should be. t .
A good many of the sore throNi
most mothers have to deal with «»
not serious. Most of them come an*'
go in • short time without eve*
turning into long-term iDness.TheyTI at-hom*
respond well to proper
care, induding the use of mouth¬
wash and gargles. ended j
by Gargling, always rec be omm doubly e*.
doctors, since can now development
fecthe the or
SsotSae killing which retains all Also the germ-j use*
powers of iodine. badb
as a mouthwash, Isodine kills '
breath g e r ms and completely elinri
Bates food odors. •' mother* M
i Another aid for anxious
ft a decongestant inhaler See Nasal
aire which should be used if your
child’s sore throat if accompanied nasal driat.
fy » stuffed up nose or