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Newspaper Page TextWASHINGTON: FIRST DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE G. ELLIOTT HAGAN is shown taking over the duties as Chairman of the newly reestablished Special Subcommittee on Drug Abuse in the Armed Forces. L-R Cong. Bill Nichols (D-Ala.), Cong. Floyd V. Hides (D-Wash.), Bill Hogan (standing) committee counsel, Hagan, Cong. Durward G. Hall (R-Mo.) and Cong. C.W. (Bill) Young (R-Fla.). (PRN) Subcommittee Plans Drug Bill Hearings ATLANTA (PRN) - Hearings will commence in early September on the Administration’s major drug treatment and rehabilitation legislation before the Special Subcommittee on Drug Abuse in the Armed Forces, subcommittee chairman G. Elliott Hagan (D-Ga.) announced today. The subcommittee, recently reestablished by House Armed Services Committee Chairman F. Edward Hebert (D-La.), will be following up on the extensive investigation into drug problems in the Armed Forces which it conducted last year. Chairman Hagan said the subcommittee will attempt to expedite hearings so as to report legislation to the full Armed Services Committee at the earliest possible date. At its hearing in September the subcommittee is planning to call the Secretary of ADVERTISE! BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE Defense, the Honorable Melvin R. Laird, and the Director of the White House Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention, Dr. Jerome H. Jaffe. The subcommittee will also hear representatives of the Veterans Administration, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Department of Justice, and the Office of the Surgeon General of the United States, as well as public witnesses. In addition to the Adminstration’s major proposal on drug treatment and rehabilitation in the armed forces, H.R. 9503, the subcommittee will consider such other legislative matters as may be appropriate to the hearings on this measure. As a result of its probe last year, the Hagan panel issued a detailed report derived from 1,000 pages of printed hearings. Chairman Hagan said Want a Partner Want a Situation Want a Servant Girl Want to Sell a Piano Want to Sell a Carriage Want to Sell Town Property Want to Sell Your Hardware Want to Sell Your Groceries Want Customers For Anything Advertise Weekly In This Paper. Advertising Is the Way to Success Advertising Brings Customers Advertising Keeps Customers Advertising Insures Success Advertising Shows Energy Advertising Shows Pluck Advertising Is “Biz” Advertise or Bust that the Department of Defense response to the many recommendations of the early investigation has been encouraging. “It is particularly interesting to note,” said Congressman Hagan, “that the consensus figures on drug abuse issued by the subcommittee are proving to be more realistic now that sensationalism has subsided and more accurate testing methods are available.” Serving with Congressman Hagan on the military drug abuse subcommittee are: Floyd V. Hicks, (D-Wash.); Richard C. White, (D-Tex.); Bill Nichols, (D-Ala.); Durward G. Hall, (R-Mo.); John E. Hunt, (R-N.J.); and C.W. (Bill) Young, (R-Fla.). The schedule of public hearings will be announced at the close of the summer n ■<;. If You Want a Cook Want a Clerk Advertise Long Advertise Well ADVERTISE At Once SPARKLING SUMMER PUNCH IDEA It’s ironic that one of the best antidotes for summer heat comes from one of the hottest places. The fruited wine cups and punches that have slaked man's thirst for centuries actually originated in India. In fact, the word “punch” may come from the Hindustani word meaning "five”, because it was prepared with five ingredients. Today, punch-making for family or guests is as easy as opening a package of Bar- Tender's instant punch mix. There’s a choice of champagne or open house punch—both a blend of true fruit flavors al ready mixed in just the right proportions. You simply add wine or liquor and a carbon ated beverage or just the carbonated beverage for a non alcoholic drink. Each package contains two 16-serving envelopes, which Can be prepared individually, for a total of 1 gallon or 32 servings. Refills mix up in stantly and every batch comes but perfectly. Nothing's more refreshing bn a summer day than a frosty pitcher of open house punch with its fragrant garnish of orange or lemon slices. An icy glass of champagne punch makes an ambrosial starter WATERMELON COOLER 1 envelope Bar-Tender’s Instant Champagne Punch Mix 2 cups cold water 2 cups (1 pint) light rum 1 large watermelon 2 cups any lemon and lime carbonated beverage, chilled Ice cube garnish* Gradually stir contents of envelope of cham pagne punch mix into cold water; stir until completely dissolved. Add rum; chill before serving. Meanwhile, cut a thin slice crosswise from bottom of watermelon so it stands without tipping. Cut top off melon in saw-tooth design with sharp knife. Scoop out center with melon ball scoop, leaving about an inch shell. Smokey Says: ' I THANK GOODNESS Jh I ><FDR RAInC/l I “Rain prevents fires when people don’t!” Pretty as a picture and just as flavorful is Watermelon Cooler prepared from instant champagne punch mix with a special fruit garnish frozen in the ice cubes. for brunch or a cooling change from afternoon tea. Remember to take a jugful of punch along on a picnic; serve it informally in a big bowl, tub or pail at a barbeque. Reserve some of the melon balls for garnish; use. remainder in fruit compotes or salads. Just before serving, unmold one tray of ice cube garnishes into scooped-out melon (do not use more than one tray of ice cubes with each envelope punch mix). Pour chilled cham pagne mixture over ice cubes and add car bonated beverage. Garnish with reserved melon balls. Decorate with mint sprigs, if desired. Makes about 2 quarts or 16 4-ounce serv ings. ’To prepare ice cube garnish: Place canta loupe balls .or strawberry halves in compart ments of an ice cube tray. Fill with water and freeze until solid. For a non-alcoholic punch, prepare as above, but omit rum; use 1 quart carbonated beverage. OUT DeRN SPoT! Ball point pen marks on a white blouse, a shirt or a favo rite sweater? Fear not — the spot comes out easily. Simply spray the portion that's got the inkmarks with hairspray before laundering. Lo and behold, the dern spot is gone. (Repeat the process if it hasn't disappeared completely.) Watercolor el Marko spots are nt> worry at all. The ink is water soluble so just a trip through the washer is all that's needed to make the garment dean. I ; i Mu fOPUT THE WSUNSHINE WBACK... with DEBT RE-FINANCING Don't let numerous small debts, payments and obliga tions cloud your farming op eration and family comfort. Re-finance with a Land Bank loan and balance your debt load . . . available at reason able rate: . . . with realistic farm-oriented repayment schedules. Sound financial management with a Land Bank loan will brighten your farm future. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF w AYCROSS 118 AI bany Ave. Wa vc ros s, Ga. Phone 283—4 457 For a dazzling summer party presentation, serve instant champagne punch mix in a scooped-out watermelon with a special fruit garnish frozen in the ice cubes. HOW MUCH WATER? Ever wonder how much water you and your family need? A new chart prepared by U^S. Department of Agricul ture researchers shows a person needs 30 to 70 gallons per day. This includes water for drinking and for sanitation purposes. Helps Shrink Swelling Os Hemorrhoidal Tissues caused by inflammation Doctors have found a medica tion that in many cases gives prompt, temporary relief from pain and burning itch in hemor rhoidal tissues. Then it actually helps shrink swelling of these tissues caused by inflammation. The answer is Preparation H 9. No prescription is needed for Preparation H. Ointment or suppositories. Seven ways to go! slßll. 1200 SEDAN DIMENSIONS: Overall length 150.8 inches. Width 58.9 inches. Height 54.7 inches. Wheelbase 90.6 inches. Weight 1587 lbs. ENGINE: High Cam. Horse power 69 @ 6,000 RPM Displacement 71.5 cubic inches. 4 cylinders. Compres sion ratio 9.0 to 1. Bore & Stroke 2.87 x 2.76 inches. TRANSMISSION: All-synchro riifch 4-speed. Gear ratios: Ist 3 76. 2nd 2.17, 3rd 1.40, 4th 1.00, Reverse 3.64. $1941. 1200 COUPE DIMENSIONS: Overall length 150.4 inches. Width 59 6 inches. Height 53.1 inches. Wheelbase 90.6 inches. Weight 1609 lbs. ENGINE: High Cam. Horse power 69 @ 6,000 RPM Dis placement 71.5 cubic inches. 4 cylinders. Compression ratio 9.0 to 1. Bore & Stroke 2.87 x 2.76 inches. DATSUN 8/UF POPPSU'S DATSUN SALES JESUP, GEORGIA Local: Sales Representative DICK PURCELL Telephone: 462-5533 APPLE SEASON’S HERE - Pretty Judy Black of Dallas, Ga., reminds us that Georgia apple harvest is underway throughout the state. Although packing and shipping in South and Central Georgia is about over the harvest is just beginning in North Georgia. (PRN) FORESTS ARE BEAUTIFUL BUT BE CAREFUL Flowers, shiubs, and trees bursting into springtime beauty frequently present unsuspected dangers, according to the Southern Forest Institute. Azalea plants are beautiful in bloom, but the Azalea leaf is extremely toxic to man if ingested. Sweet as cherries are to eat, the twigs, leaves, bark, and fruit stones of the common cherry tree are poisonous. Ingestion of even small amounts can be fatal within one hour. The tender shoots, leaves, bark, and roots of the Elderberry bush are equally toxic. Yew, a common ornamental shrub, produces pretty red fruit which is harmless but all of the leafy matter plus the seed are extremely dangerous if taken internally by man. MONDAY thru SATURDAY EVELYN'S TRUCK STOP Oils Everything KLTJ Prevents Rust plastic WOOD* REGULAR-OIL SPRAY-ELECTRIC MOTOR The Qgnuing-fiocspt No Substitute. TRANSMISSION: All-synchro mesh 4-speed. Gear ratios: Ist 3.76, 2nd 2.17, 3rd 1.40, 4th 1.00, Reverse 3.64. $2065. 510 2-DOOR DIMENSIONS: Overall length 160.2 inches. Width 61.4 inches. Height 55.1 inches. Wheelbase 95.3 inches. Weight-4-speed transmission 2039 lbs. Automatic trans mission 2094 lbs. ENGINE: Overhead Cam. Horsepower 96 @ 5600 RPM. Displacement 97.3 cubic inches. 4 cylinders. Compres sion ratio 8.5 to 1. Bore & Stroke 3.27 x 2.90 inches. Aluminum cylinder head. TRANSMISSION: All-synchro mesh 4-speed. Gear ratio: Ist 3.38, 2nd 2.01, 3rd 1.31, 4th 1.00, Reverse 3.36. FULL-RANGE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: 3-speed (optional). $2198 510 4-Door DIMENSIONS: Overall length 162.2 inches. Width 61.4 inches. Height 55.1 inches. Wheelbase 95.3 inches. Weight-4-speed transmission 4 2041 lbs. Automatic trans mission 2114 lbs. ENGINE: Overhead Cam. Horsepower 96 @ 5600 RPM. Displacement 97.3 cubic inches. 4 cylinders. Compres- BUFFET LUNCH SERVED 11:30 A. M. til 3:30 P. M. RAYBON, GA. sion ratio 8.5 to 1. Bore & Stroke 3.27 x 2.90 inches. Aluminum cylinder head. TRANSMISSION: All-synchro ■ mesh 4-speed. Gear ratios: Ist 3.38, 2nd 2.01, 3rd 1.31, 4th 1.00, Reverse 3.36. FULL-RANGE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: 3-speed (optional). $2428. 510 WAGON DIMENSIONS: "'Overall Length 163.2 inches. Width 61.4 inches. Height 57.2 inches. Wheelbase 95.3 inches. Weight-4-speed transmission 2127 lbs. Automatic trans mission 2182 lbs. ENGINE; Overhead Cam. Horsepower 96 @ 5600 RPM. Displacement 97.3 cubic inches. 4 cylinders. Compres sion 8.5 to 1. Bore & Stroke 3.27 x 2.90 inches. Aluminum cylinder head. TRANSMISSION: All-synchro mesh 4-speed. Gear ratios: Ist 3.38. 2nd 2.01. 3rd 1.31, 4th 1.00, Reverse 3.36. FULL RANGE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: 3-speed (optional). | PICKUP DIMENSIONS: Length 170.3 inches. Height 60.8 inches. Width 62.0 inches. Wheeloase 99.6 inches Weight 2116 lbs. ENGINE: Overhead Cam. Horsepower 96 @ 5600 RPM. Displacement 97.3 cubic inches. 4 cylinders. Compres sion 8.5 to 1. Bore & Stroke 3.27 x 2.90 inches. Aluminum cylinder head. TRANSMISSION: All-synchro mesh 4-speed. Gear ratios: Ist 3.66. 2nd 2.18, 3rd 1.42, 4th 1.00, Reverse 3.64. REAR AXLE: Hypoid bevel. Semi-floating. Ratio 4.3. BRAKES: Uniservo front. Duo servo rear. 240-Z GT DIMENSIONS: Overall length 162.8 inches. Width 64.1 inches. Height 50.5 inches. Wheelbase 90.7 inches. Weight 2300 lbs. ENGINE: Overhead Cam. Horsepower 151 @ 5600 RPM. Displacement 146.0 cubic inches. 6 cylinders. Com pression ratio 9.0 to 1. Bore & Stroke 3.27 x 2.90 inches. Aluminum cylinder head. TRANSMISSION: All-synchro mesh 4-speed. Gear ratios. Ist 3.55. 2nd 2.20, 3rd 1.42, 4th 1.00, Reverse 3.14. Rear axle: Hypoid. Ratio 3.36. FULL-RANGE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: 3-speed (optional). •Plus tax, license and dealer preparation. Specifications and prices subject to changt without notice.