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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, May 14, 1970
Brantley Enterprise
Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia
Official Organ of Brantley County
George F. Stewart Editor and Publisher
Second class postage paid at Nahunta Ga.
Address all mail to Nahunta, Georgia 31553
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE AND TAX
Inside county $3.09
Outside county, in state $4.12
Outside state $4.00
"Graduation Suggestions"
Diamond Princess Ring and Necklace
Bulova and Wyler Watches
Birthstone Rings — Billfolds
Tie Tacks — Cuff Link Sets
Jewelry — Pens
1 Day Watch Repair & Engraving
MOODY JEWELERS
409 MARY ST. WAYCROSS, GA.
Special Notice
STRAWBERRIES!
You Pick. Bring Container. 4 miles west of
Lawtey, Fla. on State Road 225. Look for sign
in front of house.
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Good through this week and Possible next
week. Call 782-3162.
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Legal Notice
CITATION
Georgia, Brantley County.
To: Clifton Morgan, Valdes
Morgan, Oleta Mae Flanders
and Janice M. Powers, individ
ually
And to any and all other
persons having or claiming
any right, title or interest in
and to the hereinafter des
cribed lands.
BRANTLEY COUNTY,
GEORGIA having filed its ap
plication to acquire by con
demnation the title to certain
easements for a road as sur
veyed and .measured from the
center line of the highway lo
cation as follows:
1. A perpetual easement to
be used in the construction of
said road on which Drainage
Structures, Channel changes
or Ditches can be construsted,
further described as follows:
All that tract or parcel of
property containing 0.007 a
cres, located and being in land
lot No. 105 of the sth land
district of Brantley County,
Georgia, beginning at a point
32 feet left of Survey Center
line Station 291 plus 05, said
point being on the Existing
Right of Way or Project PR
-3532 (S-1835 (D), Brantley
County, thence running in a
westerly direction to a point
32 feet left of Survey Center
line Station 291 plus 25, said
point being on the Existing
Right of Way of said project,
a width of 15 feet from said
Existing Right or Way, left
side. Best shown by plat at
tached hereto Marked Exhibit
“A” and colored Red for Pro
ject PR-3532 (S-1835 (1)),
Brantley County and for all
purposes is made a part of
this description.
2. Also, a Temporary Con
struction Easement to be used
in the construction of said
road on which slopes and
Embankments can be con
structed, further described as
follows: All that tract or
parcel of property containing
0298 acres, located and being
in land lot No. 105 of the sth
land district of Brantley Coun
ty, Georgia, Beginning at a
point 32 feet left of Survey
Centerline Station 288 plus
89.6, said point being on the
existing Right of Way of Pro
ject PR-3532 (S-1835 (1)),
Brantley County, thence run
ning in a westerly direction
to a point, 32 feet left of Sur
vey Centerline Station 291
plus 05, said point being on
said Existing Right of Way, a
variable width from said Ex
isting Right of Way, left side.
Best shown by plat attached
hereto Marked Exhibit “A”
and colored Green for Project
PR-3532 (S-1835(l)), Brantley
County and for all purposes
is made a part of this des
cription. Said easement des
cribed above to cease and re
vert to the property from
which taken upon completion
I NOTICE I
I TO ALL I
I MOBILE HOME OWNERS I
I WITHIN I
I BRANTLEY COUNTY: I
A resolution passed by the Board of
Commissioners of Brantley County, and
adopted February, 19, 1970, requires that
every owner of a mobile home or relocat
able home used as a residence, business,
outbuilding or rental property presently
located within Brantley County shall reg
ister such mobile home or relocatable
home with the Board of Tax Assessors of
Brantley County, Georgia, furnishing in
formation as to the make, model number,
length, width, and location of such mobile
home or relocatable home.
A decal will be furnished to such owner
at no charge. Evidence of such registration
known as a tax return decal is hereby re
quired to be displayed on such mobile I
home.
Any person failing to comply with the
provisions of this resolution will, upon
conviction therefor, be subject to fine
and/or penalty as provided in the resolu
tion.
I Brantley County I
I Board Os I
I Tax Assessors I
E. H. MORGAN, Clerk
of construction of said road.
Said easements sought to be
condemned are more particu
larly described in a plat pre
pared by the State Highway
Department of Georgia, a copy
of which is attached to appli
cation for condemnation and
marked Exhibit “A” on file in
Office of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of said county
and made a part of this peti
tion. Said easements are for
public road purposes.
NOW, THEREFORE, you
and each of you are required
to be and appear before J. Ed
mund Pedrick, Special Mas
ter, at the Court House in
Brantley County, Georgia, on
the 20th day of May 1970, at
10:00 o’clock A. M. to make
known your objections, if any,
your title and interest and
the value thereof, and to show
cause why the prayers of the
petitioner should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Ben
Hodges, this the 21 day of A
pril, 1970.
Delma Herrin
Clerk, Superior Court,
Brantley County,
Georgia 5-14
Notice From
Superintendent's
Office
Anyone under 18 years of
age planning to work during
the summer should pick up a
form at the Superintendent’s
office before contacting an
employer. The employer
should fill in Sections 1 and 2.
Then return the form to the
Superintendent’s office to re
ceive permission to work.
A parent cannot return the
form for permission, the child
must do this himself|herself.
Time for obtaining forms or
final permission will be Mon
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays from 8:30 A. M. to 4:-
30 P. M. On Wednesdays from
8:30 to 12:00 A. M.
NAHUNTA LODGE
No. 391 F. & A. M.
The regular communication
of Nahunta Lodge 391 F. and
A. M. will be held the first
and third Tues. at
8:00 P. M. in the Masonic Hall
All members are urged to
attend; visiting Brethren
welcome.
Johnny Jones, W. M.
George F. Stewart, Sec.
Want ads are inexpen
sive and bring quick re
sults.
Bill Stuckey
la Washington
During the past two years the prime interest rate has jumped
from 6% to 8%. This high interest rate policy was part ot the
administration’s fight against inflation, but rather than curb in
flation it has caused the consumers and the small businessmen
to suffer.
The higher interest rates paid by the manufacturers, distrib
utors, transporters, retailers, and all others involved in the pro
duction and marketing processes tend to become part ot the end
cost of the product, thereby adding to the growth of inflation,
because it has caused the price the customer has to pay to
increase.
I have joined with more than 120 of my fellow Representa
tives in the Congress in sponsoring a Concurrent Resolution that
it is the sense of the Congress that the administration should
make every effort to reverse its policy of high interest rates in all
programs and at all levels. The Resolution also calls for the
Federal Reserve Board to take steps to gradually roll the prime
interest rate back to 6 percent.
This action is long overdue and comes after months of un
necessarily high interest rates. Hearings have been held and 1
expect that action will be taken before the House of Representa
tives soon, r
Happiness is
A Bream Bed
There’s no angler much hap
pier at this season of the year
perhaps, than a bream fisher
man. For this month, more
than any other, is the time
you will find him buying
crickets by the dozen, bob
bers by the half dozen, and
not to mention split shot and
tiny wire hooks.
The happiest bream fisher
man of all is the one who has
a nice private pond staked
out, where he has permission
to fish and where he knows
some good bedding spot where
the bream run up to a pound
or better in size. For all the
Hullaboo created by bass and
trout anglers the bream goes
by the boards pretty much
unheralded by many. Yet pro
bably more anglers seek him
than any other fish. Certainly
he is the most wide spread
and cooperative of all our fin
ny foes.
I will make no secret about
the fact that the first fish I
ever caught was a bream and
while I spend considerably
less time in search of him
than other species, there is
still no thrill to me like seeing
that bobber dive for the bot
tom of the lake knowing I
am in for a good scrap with a
bream or shellcracker. Os
course, to get the real enjoy
ment out of bream fishing to
my way of thinking and also
that of many anglers, light
tackle is the only answer.
But try telling that to a boy
of 8 or 9 who has only a long
limber cane pole and the bear
essentials of tackle. I dare
you to say you will have more
fun than he will.
The bream was probably
created more for the young
sters than any other fisherman.
Certainly he helped to create
more anglers than all other
fish combined, because as
previously pointed out, he can
be found everywhere and he
will take just about any kind
of live bait plus artificial
AMERICATHE
BEAUTIFUL?
That's the way we found it. Almost five centuries
ago. A technicolor world of blue water and purple
mountain ranges.. .green forests and gleaming
white beaches. And of course, it still could be that
way. One trouble is, some of us get careless occa
sionally about littering up this lovely land of ours.
Little individual acts of tossing and discarding that
result in a lot of unsightliness. That's why we hope
that motorists, fishermen, picnickers, hunters—all
of us, in fact—become anti-litter conscious. Let's
take the time to preserve the timeless beauty of
our country.
UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. XaX
Suite 101, 1655 Tullie Circle, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30329 1
We Support the
Keep America Beautiful Campaign
lures that you desire to throw
at him.
One of the big benefits of
this particul type fishing is
that regardless of the kind of
tackle you have, you have the
right kind for bream fishing
And one of the most impor
tant, perhaps, is a well-educa
ted nose with which to smell
out a bream bed. My person
al preference is for an ultra
light spinning outfit, or a
light fly rod. The fly rod,
however, works best with an
ultra-light spinning reel taped
to the handle with a monofili
ment line which allows you
to cast your float and bait
easily. Now if you can top
that for the finest in sport e
quipment, I would sure like
to hear about it.
If you would like to read
some more about bream fish
ing, keep your eye open for
the June issue of Game & Fish
staffer Bob Wilson.
BUDGET BATTLE
Where do you start to ef
fectively plan a home budget?
Home management specialists
with the University of Georgia
Cooperative Extension Ser
vice say begin by making a
total spending plan for the
year. Think through it care
fully as a family group and
leave some margin for expen
ses you can’t foresee.
Smokey Says:
not —
Hi I
'cep matches away from children
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GOOD SOIL
To be successful with an
nuals requires good soil. Hor
ticulturists with the Univer
sity of Georgia Cooperative
Extension Service remind
gardeners that in most cases
a good soil just doesn’t hap
pen. It is the result of some
amending or improvement of
Stock Yard
News
Pierce County Stock Yard reports having a
good sale last Friday, May 8. Top prices were
brought for hogs with Ring Hogs selling up to
$25.65; Regular 1, $25.02; LI, $23.82; Hl, $23.-
30; EHI, $21.75; EEHI, $21.05; No. 2, $23.00;
No. 3, $22.40; No. 4, $20.95; No. 5, $22.00; and
sows selling up to $20.90.
Heavy cows sold up to $22.50; heavy bulls,
$28.50; and light calves, $41.00.
HERD DISPERSAL — 75 HEAD OF GOOD
BLACK ANGUS CATTLE, WHICH WILL IN
CLUDE SEVERAL PAIRS OF COWS AND
CALVES WILL BE SOLD THIS FRIDAY.
FEEDER PIG SALE — We will have a feed
er pig sale every first Wednesday of every
month beginning at 7:30 P. M. ..NEXT SALE —
JUNE 3.
We invite you .to sell with us each Friday
Our good line of buyers assures you of the TOP
DOLLAR.
SELL YOUR LIVESTOCK THE
COMPETITIVE WAY— AT THE
PIERCE COUNTY
STOCK YARD
O. R. Peacock, Phone 449-5522
J. Baxter Bennett Jr., Phone 449-6275
MANAGERS
Stock Yard Phones 449-5305 and 449-5471
BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA
O. J. AMMONS, Hoboken, Phone GL 8-3122
During the month of May, we are going all
out to save you MONEY on the purchase of any
1970 FORD, TORINO, MAVERICK, FALCON
or MUSTANG that we have in our inventory.
If you are thinking of a NEW CAR or Truck,
you will save money by seeing us.
We also invite you to
visit our Service Dept. a
for any automotive re-
pairs needed. We have Visit our PARTS
a full staff of factory DEPARTMENT for
trained mechanics to
serve you. TUNEUPS a FULL L,NE ° f
— AUTO — TRANS- PARTS & ACCES
MISSION & AIR CON- SORIES, we have 2
DITIONER SPECIAL-
IST EXPERT SALES-
MEN ready to Serve
For any body work
needed, SEE CECIL y ° U '
DAY or W. W. Walker ■ -
, , + +
for a free estimate.
We also take this opportunity to thank each
of our CUSTOMERS for the loyalty you have
shown to us during the years.
Blackshear Sales Co.
"Your Friendly Ford Dealer"
S. M. Waters, Jr. — J. M. Waters
the existing soil. Contact
your county agent for details.
About one person out of
every five who received a
job through efforts of the
local Federal-State employ
ment security system offices
during the past two years was
45 or older.
