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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 15, 1966
Brantley Enterprise
Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia
Official Organ of Brantley County
Carl Broome Editor and Publisher
Mrs. Carl Broome Associate Editor
Second class postage paid at Nahunta, Ga.
Address all mail to Nahunta, Georgia 31553
Farm Bureau
Urges Vote in
2 Referendums
The Georgia Farm Bureau
Federation this week issued a
last minute appeal to growers
urging voting in the two cotton
referendums scheduled Dec.
4-9.
William L. Lanier, President
of the Georgia Farm Bureau
Federation, advised cotton
growers that the two referen
dums are separate even though
both involve cotton.
“Cotton growers will actual
ly have the opportunity to cast
two ballots”, Lanier said. One
referendum will decide the fate
of the national cotton research
and promotion program, and
the other will decide the fate
of the upland cotton marketing
quota program, he said.
Should growers approve of
the national cotton research
and promotion program, a
positive program would be
mounted with a hope of en
larging cotton’s markets and
lowering costs of production.
The program would be finan
ced by $1 per bale assessment
DANCE
Recreation Center, Nahunta
Saturday Night - Dec. 17
7:30 P. M.
BAND - THE REVERBS
SEVENTEENTH IN A SERIES
of advertisements based on actual interviews.
Other families in Georgia
enjoy low-cost
electric heating/cooling
iN EVANS, near Augusta, the W. R. Tillers
enjoy the comfort provided by the electric
baseboard heating in their 10-room, 4-bath
total-electric home. Says Mr. Tiller, “I’m a
builder who’s sold on total-electric living.” Ap
pliances include electric air conditioner, two
ranges, two refrigerators, washer and dryer.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $40.00
IN CONLEY, Mr. aiJ Mrs. Tommy Lavender
live comfortably in their 7-room, I^-bath
total-electric home. Mrs. Lavender declares,
“We like the room-by-room thermostat control
of electric baseboard heating. Our home is so
clean and cozy!” Their appliances are range,
air conditioner, refrigerator, water heater.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $22.50
IN MANCHESTER, the Render Mcßaes express
pleasure with total-electric living. Mrs. Mcßae
exclaims, "It’s just wonderful! We have fan
forced electric wall heaters, and our home
stays clean all year long." Appliances in this
6-room, P/g-bath home include water heater,
refrigerator, freezer and two air conditioners.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $21.00
ON ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Dr. and Mrs. George
T. Warren own a 7-room, 2-bath total-electric
home. Dr. Warren states, “We have a heat
pump and are delighted with both the comfort
and economy of total-electric living the year
’round.” Appliances are range, disposal unit,
refrigerator, freezer, clothes washer and dryer.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $15.00
Why don’t you step up
to the joy of total electric living?
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
for all cotton growers.
The vote on the upland cot
ton market quota program will
determine if the current pro
gram provisions of price sup
port payments, price support
loan's, and diversion payments,
will be discontinued. If quotas
are not approved by two-thirds
of those voting the provisions,
except for price support at
50 per cent of parity, will not
be available.
The referendums are being
conducted by mail ballot.
KEEP ASH TRAYS
IN EVERY ROOM
At Christmas time, make
sure you have ash trays in
every room of your home, and
large ones, too. And empty
them often.
If you have holiday guests,
make sure ash trays are placed
in their rooms, says the Ameri
can Insurance Association.
Ash trays should be made of
metal, glass, ceramics, or some
other non-combustible mater
ial.
Every fifth fire in the United
States is caused by matches
or smoking, the Association
adds.
Baby Sitter Should
Know What to Do
In Case of Fire
If you expect to be out for
an evening during the Christ
mas holiday season, be sure to
employ a baby sister who is
responsible and who knows
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