The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, October 16, 1969, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, October 16, 1969 HUNTER'S SPECIAL We will dry clean and weatherproof pants or short coats for SI.OO. Long coats $2.00. DON'S CLEANERS Phone 462-5933, Nahunta, Ga. “My electric apartments in Florida were so successful, I thought of trying the same thing here. But what really sold me was Georgia Power’s 10-year service plan.” Upkeep and repairs can really cut profits. And ruin a tenant’s comfort and peace-of-mind. So, developer Sam Hemphill decided to install electric heating and cooling in 104 new units now going up in Tucker. “Today, people want greater comfort, convenience and reliability than ever before,” says Hemphill. “And electricity can give it to them. Naturally, I’m pleased to be building something I’m sure will rent quickly. And I feel secure knowing that the heating and cooling equipment is in the expert hands of a Certified Electric Heating and Cooling Dealer.” The service plan Hemphill has assures that trained men will inspect his heating and cooling equipment annually, and keep it in good operating condition. “That keeps my profits level, the tenants happy. And that’s what apartment real estate is all about, wouldn’t you say?” Georgia Power Company I HARRIS NAHUNTA I AIR CONDITIONED GRADE A— WHOLE Tablerite Ground I FRYERS ATM>| Beef I I Lb. 29' 3 lbs. ’1.49 I ■ TABLERITE — BRISKET I STEW 4 Lbs. 99* Del-Mo.ite 46 Ozs. — Pineapple-Grapefruit I DRINK 3 for ’I.OO CRISCO — 3 POUNDS I SHORTENING 69' GIANT AJAX I DETERGENT 69' SWIFT'S ALL SWEET I MARGARINE lb. 33' UGENE CUT — 303 CAN — 3 FOR I GREEN BEANS 89' LYSOL TOILET BOWL — Regular 59c | CLEANER 39‘ Sam Hemphill Hemphill and Rosenberg Try WANT ADS GUNS AND SHELLS Get your guns and shells now at CECIL MOODY’S. We are told that certain guns will be in short supply this sea son. We have a small supply of Remington Model 1100 shot guns and Remington Nylon 66- 22 caliber rifles in stock. 10-16 LARGEST TV STOCK DISCOUNT PRICED We now have our largest stock of GE, RCA and Zenith color and black and white TV’s, Radios and Steroes ever, and all are discount priced for quick sale. We service what we sell. Save SIOO to $l5O on color TV at CECIL MOODYS. 10-30 OVER SIX FEET? MEN, if you are over six feet tall, we have a Laz-Z Boy recliner to fit you. Come in and let us fit a Laz-Z Boy for you. And if you are UN DER six feet, we have your size too. We also have Laz-Z boy recliners to fit the ladies. Laz-Z Boys Recline, Rock and Swivel — see them now at CECIL MOODY’S at discount prices. Lay-a-way a Laz-Z Boy for Christmas. 10-23 HEATERS, HEATERS, HEATERS See our stock of gas, wood, oil and electric heaters at discount prices at CECIL MOODY’S. 10-30 LETS KEEP THE RECORDS STRAIGHT Electronic Farm Records -EFR- provide you with up-to-date, accurate, farm records at the push of a button. How? The EFR Computer. Now availa ble as an exclusive service to PCA member-bor rowers. You’ll have complete year-end reports at tax time, tighter control over your operations all year long with monthly reports all at nominal cost. Ask your PCA representative about EFR compu terized services today. And keep your records straight. — — TABLERITE — CHUCK | ROAST Lb. 69' I Del-Monte —303 Can — Fruit K COCKTAIL 4 for 89' | SCOTT — BIG ROLL TOWELS 29' I LINDY — 17 OUNCE CAN PEAS 5 for 89' I MUELLER'S ELBOW MACARON! lb. 25'1 WELCHADE — 32 OZS. ■ GRAPE DRINK 29' I SUAVE — REGULAR 79c HAIR SPRAY 59' | ELECTRIC BLANKETS $10.95 Just arrived, double size, single control electric blank ets/ one year warranty, only $10.95 at CECIL MOODY’S. 10-30 ADMIRAL COLOR AND B & W TV 18-inch TV’s from $379.95, 23-inch TV’s from $469.95. No obligation, FREE home trial. Three-year picture tube war ranty (one year longer than others.) JIMMY’S RADIO & TV SERVICE, phone 462- 5712, Nahunta, Ga. ts PLYMOUTH CAR FOR SALE 1965 Belvedere 4-door Ply mouth car for sale. Low .mile- age, good condition, one own er. A bargain for SBOO cash. Albert Deßerry, Route 1, Box 16, Nahunta, Ga., phone 462- 5689. 10-30 HOUSE TRAILERS WANTED I will pay cash or take up payments for bargains in house trailers, any size. CE CIL MOODY, phone 462-5722. 10-30 If leaves and needles are shedding out-ot-season, it could be a disease problem and time to consult with your county Extension agent, ac cording to plant pathologists with the University of Georgia Extension Service. Georgia Power Granted Permit To Construct Nuclear Facility The U. S. Atomic Energy Commission has granted the Georgia Power Company a permit to construct Georgia’s first nuclear-fueled generating station. To be named the Edwin I. Hatch Nu clear Plant, the 800,000-kil owatt facility will be located on the Altamaha River near Baxley. The plant will cost an estimated $l5O million. An innovation will be a $4-million closed - circuit cooling system, designed to assure that heated water from the plant will not be discharged into the river. Announcement of the AEC’s granting of the construction permit was the culmination of more than two years of intensive research, investiga tion, reviews and hearings. Meetings with state, county and local government officials, health, wildlife and conserva tion agencies and the AEC’s Division of Reactor Licensing, its Atomic Committee on Re actor Safeguards and its Safe ty and Licensing Board were held during the two-year peri od. First in the long series of steps was the utility’s an nouncement in October. 1967, of plans to request AEC ap proval for locating and build ing a nuclear plant in Ap nling County. The next seven months were devoted to gath ering the material necessary for submitting a formal an plication to the AEC. Sub mitted in May, 1968, the ap olication contained detailed in formation on the safeguards, design and location of the pro posed plant. The application al so covered Georgia Power’s technical and financial quali fications. The AEC’s Division of Re actor Licensing then made copies of the application a vailable to the public and to state and local officials. After study and review and submit ting of additional information by Georgia Power Company, the Division of Reactor Licens ing forwarded the application and its analysis to the Advi sory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, a committee of independent experts. The committee studied the application in detail and held further conferences with Geor gia Power and the DRL staff. Their findings were reported to the AEC and were made public. On Sept. 15, 1969, the AEC scheduled a public hearing at the Appling County Court house in Baxley. Private citi zens, state and local officials and community groups were invited to attend and give their views on the location of the nuclear power plant. AEC’s announcement this week of the granting of the oermit was the result of an intensive review of the evi dence presented at the Sept. 15 hearing. The plant is scheduled for completion in 1973. The AEC earlier had allowed prelimi nary work to be done at the plant site, prior to granting of the permit. As the con struction progresses, addition al information will be gather ed for AEC inspection. Geor gia Power later will apply to the AEC for an operating li cense. A contract for the plant’s principal components has been made with the General Elec tric Company. Although the nuclear plant will provide e lectricity primarily to South east Georgia, it will be connect ed to the utility’s statewide grid of transmission and dis tribution lines carrying elec tricity throughout Georgia Power’s 57,000-square-mile a rea. When completed, the 800,- 000-kilowatt unit will be the largest single unit on the Georgia Power Company sys tem. PBESCKIPHOX SERVICE J Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store 147 West Cherry Street Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ge Phamacis* Always on Duty I GROCERY I SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17-18 GOLD CROSS GIANT AJAX S S S I MILK DETERGENT RICE I I 3 for 49* 69* 3 lbs. 35* I I BAMA MAYONNAISE, Pint 25* I I BAMA GRAPE JELLY, 2 Lbs 39* I I RED LABEL LUZIANNE COFFEE, Lb 69* I WESSON 1 CAN HUNT'S 303 CAN WIGWAM I OIL PEACHES Cut Beans I I I I Stokely's White Cream Corn, 303 Can 22* I I DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES, 3 for...JLOO I I TROPI-CAL-LO DRINK, 14-gallon .33* I I ALLSWEET OLEO, 4 for *I.OO | I STEAK STEAK FK J“ S I | Lb. 89* Lb. 89* 29* I AIR CONDITIONED I Morgan Grocery I PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA | On the move: New Chevrolet Movers for’7o Chevy goes heavy! New Titan 90. Anybody can add a new truck to a lineup. Leave it to Chevy to add a truck and a half. Titan 90. No other Chevy tilt is so long on muscle. So right for turnpike stretches. With 9 diesels available. And one of the biggest sleeping Chevy goes lively! New '7O pickup. Chevy goes anywhere! New Blazer. The first thing a Chevy pickup has to Call it Chevrolet’s convertible-station move is you. And we never forget it. wagon-car-truck. Or Blazer for short. It shows in the way our ’7os look. It’s the runabout with the largest VB’s, In their smooth ride. an d w *^ es ^ track. And all the different ways Order it with removable they come: Fleetside, Stepside hardtop. Two- or four-wheel and Longhorn camper. Putting you first, keeps us first, drive for telling trails to get lost. compartments on the road. With a wraparound instrument panel that puts everything just a glance or fingertip away. Conventionals. Vans. Recreational vehi cles. Whatever you’re thinking, your Chev rolet dealer’s got it. And it’s a Mover.