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The Ford Owner's Magazine February 1972, Vol. 65, No. 2
liditor-in-Chief
Roland W. Williams Editorial Director Robert M. Hodesh Managing Editor Hal Butler Design Director Malcolm T.Young Technical Editor Burgess H. Scott Associate Editor William E. Pauli Women's Editor Nancy Kennedy Art A. Design Bill F. Schmidt Jerry L. Anderson Leonard Johnson Business Manager
Frederic W. Fairfield Circulation Manager Thomas L. Bewick, Jr.
Hoard of Publishers:
T. H. Mecke, Jr.
Chairman
R. J. Fisher W. D. Innes G. B. Mackenzie M. S. McLaughlin W. T. Murphy J. B. Naughton C. W. Ramsay J. E. Sattlek f'RLD Thompson R. W. Williams F. E. Zimmerman
CONTENTS
Published monthly and copyrighted© 1972 by Ford Motor Company, The American Road, Dearborn, Mich. 48121. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A.
2 THE SMILE ON PRESCOTT'S FACE
Julian Montroy___________________________
8 A CITY THAT WELCOMES WINTER
Henry and Vera Bradshaw__________________
15 MR. LINCOLN IS WITH US
Irwin Ross_______________________________
20 BIRD WITH THE BUILT-IN DRUM
George Heino/d___________________________
24 MUSTANG FOR 1972
Burgess H. Scott_________________________
28 CANDY OF ROYALTY
Mary Elizabeth Best______________________
32 WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY: HOT SPOTS FOR GOOD SHOTS
Erwin A. Bauer___________________________
37 MAVERICK TAKES ITS FINAL EXAM
Johnny McDonald__________________________
40 SKIING IN MAINE
William Kemsley_________
. . FAMILY STYLE
46 HANG OUT FOR THE CLOCK BUFF
W. S. McLain_____________________________
52 THE TOWN THAT WAS WILLED A BELL TOWER
Ann Irwin________________________________
55 DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN?
Nancy Kennedy____________________________
51 Glove Compartment 58 Delta's Econoline Sales Office 60 Favorite Recipes from Famous Restaurants 64 Letters___________________________________
COVER
A ruffed grouse creates a thunder-like sound as it beats its wings in this imaginative painting by Charles Harper. For related story/'Bird with the Built-In Drum" by George Heinold, see page 20.