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1972 Product; New Styling >'
DTROn". — Quality is the key- | ments, while we concentrate on
note of the Chevrolet OMotor Di- ; tiuilding each car better than
vision’s 1972 product program, i ever before.
John Z. DeiLorean, general I .
manager, pledged that tL 1972 | , • I?"
models solieduled for public In ; designed to meet Che consumer _ —
troduiction September 23 will be ! ^'tnphasls on maximum value and giving Improved ■customer »erv-
dom for cnjoyaMe famMy' travel
offtered
He said
and lassennibly and quality
procedures and motivational pro
grams to stimulate added pride
of workmanship aunoi^ Ohevro-
let’s 100,000 employes are among
steps toward improved quality,
iDeiLoreian also said the division
is implflmentlng new programs
to guide Chevrolet dealers in
.yi .ril/M gmt.’lVi f'V'l I ■;f” ■r-nr'tTT7VT*'tUt?tVf'?r'^'
the best in Chevrolet's history.
automotive pur-. ice.
with
quality in an
lohase.
‘'Prom the luxury Caprice to ; ‘<By providirir
the economy Vega,” DeLorean models a better,
said, "we have limited the clian-1 free way to see America, we
?es in o-iir 1972 models to lefine- hope to stimulate new public
and product improve- awareness of the individual free-
our 19721 luU-slaed Chevrolet
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styling. It also has heavitff,
stronger bumpers that extend
itarther aiwa;^ from the ody
sheet metal as part of the im
proved biknper impact protec
tion.
Chevelle, Monte Carolo and
Camarb have front end styling
refinements end all oar lines
IncKtdir^ station wagons, Nova
and Corvette have engine, chasU-
ts and duraliUity improvements.
An antl-thctft warning system
becomes standard '’orvette,
Chevrolet's nawe. ‘ the top
selling Vega —keep. promiae
at styling oontinuilj. mprotve-
ments include addition of a glove-
box and the avaUabUity durli^
the model yeor of an optional
Turbo Hydraimatlc three-speed
automatic transmission.
Chevrolet continues to offer the
Industry’s widest assortment of
station wayons in 1972. Big Chev
rolet-styled waigons have the
glide - away disappearing tail
gate; the midsize Chevelle-styled
wagons have dual-action gates
and the small Vega Kammlback
has a one-f lece rear window-gate
that swings up for easy acces
sibility.
All Chevrolet engines for 1972
have improved enhaust emission
controls. As was the case In 1971,
all engines have been designed
to operate efficiently and with
lowSr e.xhaust emissions on reg
ular, low-lead or no-lead gasoline.
Chevrolet for 1972 publishes
net os as-lnstalled horsepower
ratings. The net test method Ifol-
lows the recommended procedure
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KNOWS items this Week from
Rowan, Johnston and Vance
coimties).
When Jane Cline, a Rowan
County 4'‘H’er, was named state
winner in the home Improve
ment project, she didn’t stop
working.
Instead slie teamed up with
Extension Home ioconomlas
Agent Eldith Hinshaw to make
a display of accessories any
homemaker could make from
items she would normally ttirow
away.
'HUghUght of tlie o;.hibit was
a planter Jane designed from an
old cast iron landry heater.
Jane found the old heater in
a scrap metal pile. Her father
took it apart so she could work i
on it witn more ease. ^
After she got the quarter inch j
at rust sand blasted away, Jane .
put a coast at rust prevental.ve j
paint on the heater. Then she
added two coats of black llai
paint.
Jane placed a large arrange
ment of permanent greenery and
a red bird In the old heater. 'Iat
result: a unique, eyecatching
room accessory.
BjERILAICKS MAlOHEN'E
A treadle sewing machine did
not slow down Debibie and Lin-
BEEDS
da Dale, two Johnston County 4-
H’ers. Both girls have won coun
ty sewinir awards lor years.
But this summer DObibie was
awarded a netv zigzag sewinf
machine for her prize winning
clothing demon .tration at State
441 Congress.
The wb')'e family was e.veil-
ed about the a"'.T'!i. '''r*-- ’"■'t
Brown, honu' economics exten
sion agent, notc.s.
They are arvin'i« to '
ail the new stitches and fea-
.otes that weieiii avail.lole oa
the ‘‘old re'table’ treadle ma
chine, she adds.
C.ANS FOOD
A youn,g, partially blind home
maker from Vance County, has
spent part of her summer learn
ing how to can and freeze gar
den-fresh produce.
The girls, who takes care of
her mother and three brothers,
vas been working closely with
Mrs, Sally Watkins, extension
nutrition program aide, to learn
food preparation and food con
servation.
‘‘I have never worked with
any other homemaker that was
so willing and eager to learn,”
the aide noted.
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of the oOciety of Automotive
Engineers and simulates actual
■performance as installed in an
automobile.
Every 1972 Chevrolet has ex
tensive ssHety features for occu
pant protection, accident preven
tion and anti-thoft protection,
Chevrolet offers 15 Magic Mir
ror colors for 1972, of which 10
are new. There are six two-tone
color combinations. New for
1972 are a "wet look” appearance
of the five vinyl roof colors and
a single, wider white stripe on
optional whitewall tires.
■Here are details by car line:
CHEVRaLET; The industry’s
top selling car line has a new
tailored lo<* to the most luxur
ious car Chevrolet has ever built.
The hood is squared off and
the low-set grille is flanked by |
IndKidualized twin headlight.' i
and recessed front fender ll:hts.
Mounting oj the license plate on
the right front of the car gives j
the grill a more open look. |
The increased front and ro.Tr
btnnper protection on Chevrc,iet'
for 1972 is provided by a h:i7-
erwithin-a-'bumper design. HeiTV>
gauge beams reinforce the b' • '
cr and are firmly attached to the
frame, impertant clearances li.
increased between the bumper
and body sheet metal.
Turn signals are built into the
front bumper and traditional
Chevrolet triple talllight units
are built into the rear bumper. A
horizontal resilient strip to cush
ion slight impacts is standard
on Caprice bumpers and optional
on others.
The nine Caprice, Impala. Bel
Air and Biscayne models feature
rounded glass and body contours
with emphasis upon passenger
visibility and interior roominess.
There is added body insulation
In 1972 to reduce interior sound
level for a quieter ride. The
power flow-through ventilation
1 system has outlets bcilt into door
i pillars for more accurate con-
I trol of air flow.
Fiber Promotes
r.j.
Thurman J. Burns has been
been promoted to maintenance
supervisor at the Shelby plant of
Fiber Industries, Inc. He joined
Fiber as a mechanic in 1964 aft
er working as a machine fixer in
a family-owned hosiery business.
IBurns is a native of Kings
Mountain and attended Kings
Mountain high school. He and
his wore, Jewell, live on West-
over street here and are mem-
brs of Westover Baptist cb-crch.
They have three children, Char
lotte, Tracy and Kimberly.
ILiow Meats ‘
Tg Assure
Rest Buys
RAiLEICliH.^hances are meat
accounts for one-third of your
family food dollar. So it Llgures
that you’ll do w'cli to become a
wise meat sliop;:er.
One way tp stretch that meat
dollar is to know meal cuts and
the diffeient names they may be
packaged under, believes -Mrs.
Ruby Uzzle, extension consumer
marketing economist, North Car
olina State University.
For example, Swiss steak, pot
roast and London broil are not
tne names of meat cuts. They
are-clues to the way you should
. ,.-.rk the meat.
C its labeled Swiss steak usual-
ly come from the beef round or
, arm chuck. Cuts labeled pot
j roast generally come from the
: blade chuck and heel of the
round. '
London broil may be cut from
the sirloin tip, top round or
flank.
All these meats—Swiss steak,
I pot roast and London broil—
; come from the less tender parts
■ of the animals. That means-^ey
must be cooked by moist lieat,
sUch as braising or stewing, to
become juicy and tender.
CpL Lightsey
Wins Promotion
SANTA ANA, Call".—Marine
Lance Corporal William R-
Lightsey, son of Mr q.nd Mrs.
Noel W. Lightsey of King's Moun
tain , N. C., was promoted to his
present rank while serving with
the Third Marine Air Wing at
the El Toro Marine Corps Air
Station, Santa Ana, Calif.
i He is a 1970 graduate of
' Kings Mountain hi^h school.
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washer «nd dryer immediately
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vent wrinkle* from forming.
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