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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, November 12, 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
The Veteran's
Ccrmr
Q — I am receiving on-the
job training. May I also take
some college courses at night
and still receive on-the-job
training ?
A- No. The VA pays full
time benefits for on-the-job
training, therefore, you would
not be eligible for additional
benefits if you took the college
courses.
Q If I sell my home and
secure a release of liability to
the government for .my GI
loan, will Ibe eligible for a
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new GI loan?
A— No. To qualify for res
toration of your GI loan enti
tlement, you must have sold
your home for a compelling
reason, and the loan must have
been paid in full.
Q - I plan to enter college
under the GI Bill, and carry
16 semester hours. How much
will VA. pay me, since I have
no dependents?
A The latest amendment
to the current GI Bill pro
vides that if you have no de
pendents and carry the load
you anticipate, your monthly
payments will be $175 a
month.
Q — Upon discharge from the
Armed Forces, I received a
lump sum disability severance
payment. Will I have to pay
this back to the government if
I am awarded VA compensa
tion for the same disability?
A— Yes. The law requires
that VA monthly compensa
tion payments be withheld un
ti! the amount received is e
qual to the amount of mili
tary severance pay you re
ceived because of the disabili
ty.
PRESCRIPTION
SPECIALISTS
Pharmacist Always on Duh
Junes Drug
Company
The Rexall Store
H7 West Cherry Street
Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ge.
Animal Health
By Dr. Stanley A. Vezey, Ex
tension Veterinary Dept., Un
iversity of Georgia, College of
Agriculture.
Necrotic enteritis is an in
testinal abnormality that occ
curs occasionally in most
poultry producing areas.
There is some controversy
regarding the cause. Experi
mental efforts to reproduce the
disease have been inconsistent.
Some investigators believe that
it is another or different stage
of ulcerative enteritis. How
ever, most researchers feel that
the two are entirely different
and unrelated diseases.
The condition is most apt to
occur in 3- to 4-week old
chicks. But it may occur in old
er birds. Mortality in untreat
ed cases may run 20 percent
or more. Prompt treatment
will usually prevent mortality.
And feed conversion and grow
th rates in treated birds will
usually be near normal-
On postmortem examination,
it is not a difficult disease to
diagnose. The intestine is
thickened and distended. The
inner lining or mucosa looks
exactly like the name sounds
(Necrotic). A dirty grayish
brown, flannel towel appear
ance has been used to describe
the gut. Frequently, the crop is
enlarged and contains primari
ly a watery fluid.
Treatment, if started
promptly, is very effective.
Bacitracin in the feed or water
is probably the drug of choice.
Streptomycin and neomycin
are also effective. Water med
ication is generally recom
mended, and should be given
for five days. Reoccurrence of
the disease is not uncommon
five to ten days after treatment
has been discontinued. A
second treatment will usually
bring the disease under con
trol.
Unlike ulcerative enteritis,,
necrotic enteritis does not oc
cur in any pattern or regular
ity. It does not necessarily re
occur on the same farm. This
lack of a pattern makes it dif
ficult to plan a preventive
medication program. An a
wareness of the potential pro
blem and prompt treatment
will prevent serious losses^ _
Personals
Mrs. Annie Laura Wainright
remains a patient in Memorial
Hospital in Waycross.
Mrs. Mary Lou Allen is im
proving in the Waycross Hos
pital where she underwent
surgery on Friday of last
week.
Mrs. Mary Lee Wiley is a
patient in Memorial Hospital
in Waycross.
Navy Airman Apprentice
Stacy M. Lake Jr., son of Mrs.
Iris Lake of Nahunta, Ga., has
reported for duty at the Naval
Air Station, Glynco, Ga.
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
7 30 P. M. in the Masonic Hail
All members are urged to
attend; visiting Brethren
welcome.
Johnny Jones, W. M^
George F. Stewart. Sec
S
Nahunta, Ga. — About this
time every fall we begin to
experience a “dry Monsoon”
period. Rain becomes scattered
and scarce. The grass hardly
needs cutting once a week.
The crepe myrtle trees froth
with lavish plumes of flowers.
Bees and other nectar-loving
insects, surfeited with sum
mer’s bounty, laze among the
late roses. It seems all of God’s
natural handiwork is drifting
softly into the golden hazy
period of aestivation called
Indian Summer.
Aestivation is what happens
to the leaves on normally heal- i
thy trees this time of year. It
makes people think the tree i
has been poisoned or has fall- .
en prey to some exotic blight. '
Black gum and yellow pop
lars usually begin to turn col
or just as the trees does in
fall. Yellow poplars generally
become yellow-gold, black
gums turn maroon or scarlet
gold. The effect from a dis
tance is exciting enough to in
spire fabric designers, to pro
duce Paisley prints; yet an
other instance of man copying
nature to “invent’’ something.
Aestivation is a state of ex
istence like hibernation, when
plants and animals are dor
mant, but it’s not hibernation.
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A VIEW
OF THE FOREST
BY
H. L. NEAL, JR.
AREA FORESTER
AND
E. J. RHODEN
COUNTY RANGER
It is the fall-time equivalent of
hibernation when life process
es slow because of prolonged
high temperatures. It explains
. why it seems so many squir
; rels, possums, and other ani
‘ mals cannot move with their
accustomed swiftness to avoid
cars that move with the same
high speed regardless of the
temperature. In the case of the
■ tree it is simply finished using
; that particular leaf to pro
: duce food for either nourish
। ment or storage.
The green chlorophyll dis
appears leaving the fall colors
i we normally see only when
frost reveals them. In the case
I of aestivation heat rather than
; frost is the cause of the chloro
■ phyll’s disappearance. It var
ies even in parts of the leaf it
self depending on its location
and exposure.
The thing to watch for is
that suddenly the leaves on
the same limb all don’t start
to die at once. If that happens,
likely you’re seeing a distress
signal rather than a phenome
| non and shouldn’t hesitate to
call the Forestry Commission.
We do all kinds of job
printing. The Brantley En
terprise.
SALE! SALE! SALE!
We Only Have 3-1970 Fords Remaining
Our Inventory At Tremendous Savings
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The Mustang & Ranchero Have The Full 5 Year
Or 50,000 Miles Warranty Available To You: So
Hurry On In and Take Advantage of These Big,
Big Savings To You. We also Have A Good Sup
ply Os 1971 Cars And Trucks And We Are Real
ly Dealing. Last Month Was The Best This Year
And We Are Going All Out To Make November
Better Than October.
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BLACKSHEAR SALES CO.
S. M. WATERS JR.
514 Million Tax Lien Against
Atlantans For Marijuana
Possession
Atlanta, Georgia — The In
ternal Revenue Service con
firmed today that a self-em
ployed, salesman arrested by
the Atlanta Police Department
for violating State Narcotics
Laws now has a Federal tax
lien filed against him amount
ing to $39,442.
The lien was filed against
Gremlin Subcompact Gets New 6 Cyl. Engine
American Motors’ Gremlin, first of the new
breed of U.S. subcompacts, receives a 232
CID Six as the standard engine for 1971.
Floor or column-mounted three-speed trans
missions are optional at no extra cost. The
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Robert Humphrey, 744 D’Al
vigney Street, N.W., Atlanta,
Georgia, who was arrested on
Wednesday, October 21, 1970
•and charged with violation of
State Narcotics Laws.
To assure compliance with
Federal Narcotics Tax Laws
and Federal Individual Income
Tax Laws, the Internal Rev-
uniquely styled, 96-inch wheelbas'e small car
offers numerous new options, including a 253
CID Six, liftgate air deflector, custom wheel
covers and spoke-style mag wheels. The ’Tt
Gremlin goes on sale Oct. 2.
302 VB, Automatic
Transmission,
WSW Tires Radio,
J. M. WATERS
enue Service works closely
with local, state, and other
Federal law officials through
out the state concerning arrests
of those found with narcotics
in their possession.
“And God saw everything
that He made, and behold, it
was very good.” Gen 1:31
“I establish my convenant
with you ... that never again
shall there be a flood to des
troy the earth.” Gen.
“Let all the earth tear the
Lord ... for He spoke, and it
came to be: Psa. 33:8-9
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