The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, November 05, 1970, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, November 5, 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 IRIS'S BEAUTY SHOP ANNOUNCES BRENDA GRINER IS BACK TO WORK! Shampoo, Set and Hair Cut, regular $4.50 Special for the week, beginning Monday; $4.00. PHONE 462-5613 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA WESTERN AUTO "CHRISTMAS TOYS" LAYAWAY — NOW WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD. ♦ REWARD - $650.00 OFFERLD FOR INFORMATION LEAD IMG TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF PARTY OP. PARTIES INVOLVED IN THE KILLING OF DOGS BY BAIT POISON ING. REWARD IS OFFERED BY INTER ESTED PARTIES THROUGH THE COUN TY SHERIFF'S DEPT. ROBERT W. JOHNS SHERIFF Toptinpethmmet... nptm»9ttifMiiiii!! TSaiyi^n^ Cut your grass the easy way... Jut RIDE wl GUIDE! Snapper Comet mowers are un excelled for ease of handling and comfort for the operator ... and they are unexcelled in mechanical features, too. Big 5 to 7 HP gasoline engines with or without electric starters; all steel construction; com- t M FAMOUS FOR QUALITY LAWNMOWERS AND SERVICE 359 State Street, Waycross, Georgia bags up to 3 bushels pletely enclosed transmission with sealed-in lubricant for longer life. 5 speeds forward plus reverse. Instant cutter height adjustment 1" to 4’. 26", 30" sizes. We invite you to compare Comet with any other riding mower. McNeals Phone 283-2572 Bill Stuckey In Washington Crime is one of the major domestic problems facing this nation, and the concern of the people is being translated into action by the Congress. Last week the Congress passed the organized crime bill, which also included provisions against illegal gambling, and the control of explosives. This bill coordinates action between enforcement agencies in fighting organized crime. Earlier, the House approved $650 million for the Omnibus Crime Control Act, over the objections of the President. The House acted in the belief that strong local and state law enforce ment is the place to start combatting crime. This measure pro vides funding for the front line fighters of crime—the local and state police and courts. The House has now passed a total of 14 anti-crime bills. Many other bills, dealing with drugs, aircraft hijacking and radical bombings are pending before the Subcommittee on Crime. The concerned people of our district can be sure that I will continue to support all of the measures which will help to combat the growing cancer of crime in this country. Lazy Day On a Lak© The Georgia Power Company’s Lake Sinclair in Mid dle Georgia, in addition to offering water-skiing, swim ming and fishing, has much in store for the picnicker as well. The lake, one of 18 created by the utility s hydroelectric system, attracts not only Georgians but many out-of-state visitors who each year enthusiastic ally respond to the “Stay and See Georgia appeal. BRANTLEY COUNTY FFA BOYS RECEIVES GEORGIA PLANTERS DEGREES AT STATE, FFA RALLY AT BAXLEY FAIR Five boys from the Brantley Co. FFA Chapter have been chosen to receive the Georgia Planter Degrees, highest a ward offered by the state as sociation. They are Jerry ; Crews, Thomas Herrin, Pat Rowell, Calvin Herrin and John Nix. These boys were awarded a certificate and a pin for their outstanding achievements, at the state FFA Rally, Saturday, October 24. Dalton Brand Reporter PECKED HOLES Ever wonder about those neat little holes, all in a straight line and evenly spaced around the trunk of your pe can trees? They were put there by a bird calld “sapsucker.” He secures part of the soft bark for food, and later checks the holes for insects. The holes are only as deep as the bark is thick. Try WANT ADS DANCE To Bill Ray & Tha Raziars Ernest Tubb (2nd) AT DANCE CLUB — 2 MILES NORTH OF FOLKSTON HIGHWAY 301 COMPLETELY REMODELED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT FROM 9:00 P. M. TILL ???? ADMISSION SI.OO Mr. Twin Rivers Baptist Church Plans Revival Twin Rivers Baptist Church announces a revival, begin ning November 9th and run ning through the November 15th A. M. service. Services will begin' each eve ning at 7:30 P. M. The Rev. Charles Cox, pas tor of Laura Chapel Baptist Church will be the evangelist. The Rev. Mr. Cox is well known throughout South Ga. Rev. Hugh Corbitt, the pas tor and the congregation of Twin Rivers invite and en courage everyone to come and worship with us. There will be special singing each evening. C&MS Detains Meat And Poultry In The Southeast Atlanta, Ga. — The Consum er and Marketing Service dur ing September detained 145,- 496 pounds of meat and poul try in the Southeast. The detentions resulted from routine investigations made by compliance and eval uation officers of C&MS’ con sumer protection programs in cooperation with various state agencies, officials of this U.S. Department of Agriculture a gency said. The Federal Meat Inspection Act and the Poultry Products Inspection Act authorize the detention of nonfederally in spected meat and poultry pro ducts found in interstate com merce, and of USDA-inspected meat and poultry products sus pected of being unwholesome, adulterated or misbranded. Examples of the latter would be meat or poultry products that have been federally in spected but have become un wholesome or adulterated by inadequate refrigeration or by being involved in an accident where the product became con taminated. An example of mis branding would be where a product’s label does not accur ately describe the contents. If a state-inspected porduct is found in interstate com merce and is in good condition, its disposition depends on the mutual decsion of the origina ting state and the state in which the product is found. If a federally-inspected pro duct is detained and further inspection proves it to be wholesome and truthfully la beled, it is released into reg ular trade channels. But, if an inspected product is found to be unwholesome, adulterated or misbranded, the owner has several recourses: The product may be moved to a USDA-inspected establish ment for reinspection and processing for salvage pur poses, or relabeling: the pro duct can be decharacterized, identified as unfit for human food, and sold for use in ani mal food; or the owner can sign a release and voluntarily destroy the product in the presence of a C&MS official. When an owner refuses to take any of the above steps, the case is turned over to the courts for final disposition. To date, all such cases have re sulted in destruction of the product for use as human food. This is done in the pres ence of a court official so that there is documented proof of the product’s disposition. Loy E. Skinner is officer-in charge of the southeastern re gional compliance and evalu ation staff at Atlanta, Ga. This office is responsible for consumer protection compli ance activities in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Skinner said he and his staff continually work with officials from various state a gencies and other federal a gencies in protecting south eastern consumers’ meat and poultry supply. Guidelines For Christmas Mailing Postmaster Drury today listed four tips on how resi dents of Nahunta, Ga. can help meet tight Christmas bud gets this year by careful mail ing of cards and parcels. 1. For servicemen overseas— “SAM” (Space Available Mail) Christmas parcels can be sent until November 20. Parcels up to 5 pounds are accepted at this low rate. 2. Larger parcels (up to 30 pounds) can be sent as “PAL” (Parcel Airlift) mail, provid ed they are mailed by Novem ber 27. The charge is only $1 per parcel, plus the regular domestic parcel post rate. 3. For all packaging, invest in good quality, strudy wrap ping .materials. This small in vestment can help insure un damaged delivery of valuable gifts and prevent delays which might result if rewrapping were required in transit. 4. Insure parcels realistic ally to cover full value but do not overinsure. A $lO gift, for example, can bring only $lO compensation, if lost, even if “insured” for SIOO. “The key to efficient Christ mas mailing,” Mrs. Drury commented, “is to mail early and carefully. Clear address ing, with the ZIP Codes, prop er packaging and early de positing can prevent most pro- . blems and provide the greatest j value for money spent for ; postage.” Find lost articles with want ads. 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I I STATEMENT FORMS - SALESBOOKS I I MENUS - POSTED SIGNS I I FOR SALE SIGNS I I SIGNS MADE TO ORDER. I I BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE OFFICE I j NAHUNTA PHONE 462-5610 [ SUBSCRIBE TO THE ENTERPRISE I r 4 & fink v. -05 । < h ■ ' Si Hr it if • V t /11 1« »I 0 $ A4om — Dad and All The Kiddies May Be Photographed Free. You can have each member of the family photographed in several poses, and pick any one of them for your free portrait. We only ask that all children be accompanied by a parent. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to get a living color portrait you will treasure always. Several poses are taken and low cost additional portraits are available for those who wish I them. It's our way of saying “Thank You’’ to our many regular customers, and “Welcome'’ to everyone else. Incidentally, we believe these photographs pi. are really something special. They're beautifully posed portraits — not ,- snapshots. And don't forget they'll be in living color, so dress the chil dren in bright colors. fi A gift to you from: | Laundr-O-Mat I U. S. HWY. 84 & 301 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA FREE GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL PORTRAIT IN BEAUTIFUL LIVING COLOK