Corvair Monza Club Coupe Showcases Nimble Handling
A Car feature praises the Corvair Monza Club Coupe for nimble handling and zesty traction, inviting readers to test its responsive performance and spirited ride.
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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
4
A Car feature praises the Corvair Monza Club Coupe for nimble handling and zesty traction, inviting readers to test its responsive performance and spirited ride.
Mr and Mrs A Poole of Jacksonville Fla announce a son born June 25. Mrs Poole formerly Miss Dorothy Anne Talley of Dawsonville. Mr and Mrs Billy Singleton announce a son John Timothy born June 14 at Hall Co Hospital.
The Chester family thanks friends for sympathy and flowers after the death of Mrs Mamie Chester. Hosie Chester and family express gratitude for kindnesses during their sorrow. A grain storage note follows from Extension Seed Marketing Specialist Harvey Lowery about drying moisture for seed storage.
The article extols food as the best vitamin source and explains a daily plan across four food groups. It notes Americans spend about 350 million yearly on vitamins bought over the counter and urges a balanced diet with varied servings for children teens and adults. It says supplements are unnecessary unless prescribed by a physician.
Georgia readers hear that peaches, the Queen of Fruits, will be plentiful and affordable in the state. The article extols the fruit’s versatility from breakfast to desserts and notes a medium peach has about 50 calories and supplies vitamins A and minerals. It advises on ripeness signs and suggests enjoying peaches in many forms. It ends with a nudge to invest in U S Savings Bonds for a secure future.
Route 3 notes weekend visits from Mr and Mrs Jack Sherwood and Laurie of College Park to Mr and Mrs Raymond Spriggs. Mrs S A Bruce is reported quite sick. Charles Vaughters and family from Smyrna visited Mrs Jamie Vaughters and Lula. Bertha and Pearl Hall spent days with brother R B Hall in Atlanta. Deacon Ordination at Bethel drew a large crowd Saturday night. Rev and Mrs Gilbert Smith stayed with Rev Eliga Cowarts at June. Mrs W C Dollar spent days with her children in Atlanta. Carl Swafford and Smyrna visitors to Jamie Vaughters Saturday night. Rev and Mrs Gilbert Smith observed.
WGTV Channel 8 will air a jelly making demonstration at 700 PM Friday June 29. Miss Nelle Thrash Extension food preservationist will show techniques using added pectin and without additives. Follow her rules to make good jelly.
Dinner guests of Mrs Jamie Vaughters and Mrs Lula Thompson visited Sunday, sharing a social afternoon. The gathering reflected local hospitality and community ties.
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