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Glenwood Soybean Farmer
W. E. Gillis is 1970 Champion
Soybean Grower for Georgia
Mr W E. Gillis, Rt 2.
Glenwood, Georgia, is the 1970
champion soybean grower for
Georgia
Mr. Gillis produced an
average of 59.2 bushels of
soybeans per acre on 15 acres.
This was over eight bushels
higher than the next highest
yield of 50.9 submitted to the
Georgia Extension Service for
consideration
For his accomplishment Mr.
Ist Row L - R - Coach Fuller, Sabrina Johnson, Brenda Hudson, Annie Wright,
Corine Benjamin, E’aula Bush, Linda Smith, Coach Holiday.
2nd Row L - R - Mary Martin, Carolyn Miller, Deborah Strickland, Shirley Coney,
Carolyn M Cheryl Wadley, Cassandra Wadley, Cathy Phillips, and Debbie Gissis -
NOT SHOWN.
Girls Finish With
2-10 Record
The Treutlen High girls
basketball team finished the
season with a 5-15 overall
record and a 2-10 record in the
region This record was good
enough for Treutlen to play
Southwest Laurens in the 7:00
P M. game in the Tournament
March 3, 1971 in the Northwest
Laurens gymnasuim The
Treutlen girls were beaten by
this team in their lastmeetingby
five points.
But, be patient Viking fans for
next year 4 freshmen will be 4
Cotton Growers of
Georgia
Plant More Cotton in
1971
1. Under the Agricultural Act of 1970 the cotton producer will receive price
support on his entire farm allotment for cotton
2. He may plant as much as he likes beyond the allotment. On the extra
production he can secure the loan but not the price support.
3. Small farm payments have been eliminated on those small farms not
planted
4 These small allotments can be leased, sold, or released Holders of these
small allotments to secure any income from them should sell or lease before
March 31. Larger farms, equipped for cotton production should secure these
small allotments.
5 A cotton producer by planting more acres than his farm allotment in 1971
should be able to maintain his base yields per acre for payment for 1972 should his
yield in 1971 be reduced because of weather conditions
6 Your Agricultural Commodity Commission for Cotton urges the production
of more cotton in Georgia in 1971
Gillis was honored at a
statewide soybean meeting in
Macon on January 27. Dr.
James E. Jackson, Extension
Agronomist, recognized Mr
Gillis and presented him with
an engraved plaque telling of
his outstanding production
Mr Gillis is one of the
outstanding farmers of Wheeler
County In past years he has
been similarly recognized for
high yields on cotton, corn and
B Team
Superior
Record
Treutlen’s B basketball team,
coached by Wm R. Whitaker,
wound up a very successful 9-1
season here Friday night as
sophomores and 5 sophomeres
will be 5 juniors and 3 juniors
will be 3 seniors and who knowS
maybe we’ll have a new secret
weapon
peanuts
Mr Gillis is married to Jewell
McKenzie, formerly of
Soperton They have one child,
daughter, Lori
Each year the Cooperative
Extension Service sponsors a
soybean production contest
This contest is open to any
farmer in Georgia Tht f top
producers from each Extension
district are recognized ai an
annual awards meeting
they defeated Lyons Following
their lone defeat early in the
season, the young Vikings went
on to win nine in a row
Obviously, this outstanding
record spells good news for
Treutlen basketball during the
years ahead, as many of these B
team players will go on to star
on the varsity team
Older people who move
permanently from one State to
another tend to move from
States in the North and East to
States in South and West,
according to a social security
study
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