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Newspaper Page TextWhat does a forester do? In this technological age the average citizen is aware of both the need and correspond, ingly the actual tasks of each opeation, said H. L. Neal, area forester, Brantley County. Al most anyone is acquainted with the farmer and agriculture, the merchant and selling, the law. yer and the law, the teacher and education . just to name a few. The familiarity seems to end, however, with the forester and forestry. Each person has his own differnet idea of what a forester does or forestry is, and with seveal million dollars annually being pumped into the county economy from forest resources, the forestry occu. pational field needs to be bet. ter understood. Listed not necessarily in order of im. portance are some forestry skills: ( 1 ) Determine growth of a forest as to both wood volume and annual dollar return. ( 2 ) Decide when it is nec. TO THE PARENTS OF BRANTLEY COUNTY There willbea Kindergarten beginning in September at the old grammar school. In order that I may be prepared for the number of students that I will have I must have my registration now. Registration fees will be expected to be paid at this time, which will be $lO. 00 per child. This will include all materials needed during the day, paper, pencils, crayons, water colors, work ( books and also morning refreshments for the school year. Ages will be 4 and 5 years old. There is a tuition fee of $5. 00 per week. Registration willbe Monday, June 19th from 9 a. m. til 12 noon. If you need further information before registration contact Patsy Lewis at 462-5668. TURNPIKE MOBILE HOMES INC. 1818 SOUTH MEMORIAL DRIVE WAYCROSS, GA. — PHONE 283-0620 mini MANATEE REMBRANDT BY CHAMPION BY DEROSE 6O’xl2’ 2 or 3-BR. 6O’xl2’ 2 or 3 B.R. $5995. 10%DN $5395. 10%DN ’ INCLUDES INCLUDES • WASHER & DRYER • WASHER & DRYER • 3 Ton Air Conditioner • 3 Ton Air Conditioner • Storm Tie Downs • Storm Tie Downs • FULL SKIRTING • FULL SKIRTING FREE FREE VACUUM CLEANER VACUUM CLEANER REMBRANDT GALAXIE BY DEROSE sO’xl2’ 2 B.R. 2 - BEDROOM $4595. 10% DN. I 24' WIDE INCLUDES $5395. 10% DN - • WASHER & DRYER • 3 Ton Air Conditioner INCLUDES DELIVERY • Storm Tie Downs AND SETUP • FULL SKIRTING FREE FRFF VACUUM CLEANER VACUUM CLEANER 47 MOBILE HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM — NEW & USED A VIEW OF THE FOREST BY H. L. NEAL, JR. AREA FORESTER AND E. J. RHODEN COUNTY RANGER essary to make a tim. ber harvest. ( 3 ) Selective Marking and cruising of timber stands. (4 ) Use of various meth, ods and tools for con. trolling unwanted fir es. ( 5 ) Improving forest land by wise use of con trolled fire. ( 6 ) Establishing new for est by planting tree seedlings. ( 7 ) Helping with harvest ing and marketing of timber products. (8) Devising plans for con tlnuous and future for ests. Many others are also usedin the forestry field. Listed items, however, should par tially inform as to what the for estry field is. A forester sh ould be able to employ and apply all of these skills. Kainfall for June 1972 to date. Brantley Tower ——— -.10” Nahunta Tower-——— — .10” Waynesville Tower— .10” DDT-TDE Use is Discouraged This year, tobacco will be sampled at the market place to determine if producers us ed pesticides containing DDT or TDE on their tobacco Geor ge Dykes Chairman of the Br antley County Agricultural Sta. bilization and Conservation - ( ASC ) Committee, announced. Random samples will be taken from the tobacco at time of marketing. These samples will be chemically analyzed to determine DDT • TOE resi dues, if any. Each producer will be asked to certify whet her or not DDT or TOE was used on the tobacco after it was planted in the field, be fore a marketing card will be issued for the farm. As in the past two years, tobacco producers using DDT or TOE Sam Nunn Opposed To Slugging The man or woman who is robbed or slugged over the head wants a policeman, not an urban renewal project. I am for job training and humane treatment for prison ers, but I never want to see the day arrive when being in side a jail seems more attr active than being outside it. The average length of time from arrest until final con viction or acquittal in this co untry is 18 months. In our criminal justice system today, punishment is neither swift nor certain. The propaganda drive incer tain circles to absolutely abol ish capital punishment appears to be part of a general drive Talmadge Backs Aid to Small Forest ATLANTA, - ( GPS ) U.S. Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, chairman of the Senate Agri culture and Forestry Co mmittee, has endorsed legis lation that he hopes will boost Georgia farm income by pro moting more timber harvest ing by small landowners. Sen. Talmadge threw influ ence behind the Forestry In centive Act of 1972 as it was introduced in Congress the ot- her day. Said he: “ The nation’s future wood needs can only be met through developement of profitable for est production in the South- Vandiver Vote On Anti-Busing Bill THOMASTON (PRN) - Former Gov. Ernest Vandiver has criticized Sen. David Gambrell for joining with other liberal senators in voting against a bill which would set the most stringent anti-busing rules ever passed by Congress. Gambrell joined with 14 other senators, including Sens. Jacob Javits of New York, Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts and Ed Muskie of Maine, in opposing the measure which passed Wednesday 63-15, Vandiver said in a statement issued here. “In doing so,” Vandiver said, “the appointed senator opposed such senators as Herman Talmadge and John Stennis. In fact, he was the only southern senator to oppose the bill. “He once again showed his naivety and inexperience by joining with the liberals, just as he did on the vote which killed the SST, in going against the best interests of Georgians. “The key anti-busing provision in the Senate bill would delay court desegregation busing orders until Jan. 1, 1974. The bill also would extend some form of federal assistance to virtually every college and establish a new program of financial aid for needy students, thus benefiting every hard-pressed parent trying to put a child through college. OUR ADVERTISERS. THEY MAKE THIS NEWSPAPER POSSIBLE. are not eligible for govern ment loans on their crops. False certification concerning use of these materials is a violation of federal law. Both domestic and foreign buyers are concerned about the level of DDT and TDE in their pur chases in certain areas this year. It is important for every tobacco grower to avoid use of DDT and TOE”, Mr. Dykes said, ” because these pestl. cides are a serious threat to the market outlets for our to bacco. If* even a small amount of tobacco with DDT or TDE content is included during the redrying and packaging pro cesses, large quantities of other tobacco being processed can be affected, resulting in an adverse marketing situation”. toward leniency in the treat ment of criminals in our so ciety. Yet there also app eard to be a striking corre lation between the recent de cline in executions ( none since 1967 ) and the rise in violent crime. Come what may, as United States Senator, I will oppose any attempt by the federal gov ernment to intervene in the capital punishment laws of Georgia or any other state. I feel strongly that crime can be deterred only when punish ment is swift and certain. A speedy and efficient system of justice would deter many potential criminals in this country. eastern states.” The bill authorizes the Sec retary of Agriculture to pay up to half of the costs of set ting up programs to boost for estry management and harves ting on privately owned land. Federal funds could be used for up to 80 percent of the cost of seedlings and plant ing expenses. The Georgia Senior Senator pointed out that 73 percent of the private land is in tracts of 100 acres or less. The small size of the forest tracts make them uneconomical for regular tree harvesting, Talmadge asserted. Hits Gambrell ERNEST VANDIVER “Sen. Javits called the anti-busing provisions the clod in the buttermilk, which you would expect of him, but you wouldn’t expect a senator from Georgia to agree with such an ultra-liberal from New York. “Sen. Stennis of Mississippi summed up my feelings about the bill when he said, ‘While this bill is far from perfect, it will, for the first time, establish a uniform national policy dealing with desegregation and compulsory busing. I must support it.’ “Had I been in the Senate, I would have.” SUPPORT mmmr warns wmimhm I* ■■BklMWw i NATURAL RE i 71 »».• A • * ■BWWWs^' ■" V ■■■K ■RMS! H A / ■MBW"'-'''- / mmrmw L nw- % mmm w - / aiawi^^ fl ■ ""SflSm ■ ' / ■ ■ W i \'^Klt iMMB H . .■■■'■■ " ‘yww WMMW ■.' "i^ ftf —■ ■—l M mmh ggi *BWI Brantley Youth Attends Workshop George Dryden is attending the Eleventh Annual Natural Resource Conservation Work shop at Abraham Baldwin Agri cultural College in Tifton, Geo rgia this week, according to an announcement made by Lamar Brantley, Technician, Soil Con servation Service, Nahunta, Georgia. His Scholarship is being sponsored by The Citizens Bank in cooperation with the Satilla River Soil and Water Conser vation District. | Gospel I I _ Sing J There will be a Gospel Sing at the Grace Baptist Church of Hickox Saturday, at 8:00 P.M. The featured singers will be the Soul Winners for Jesus from Alma, Georgia. Everyone is invited to att end and refreshments will be served. On Every New Ford Ford Gran Torino FwwW^MS&z 2-Door Hardtop -No Matter What NO EXTRA CHARGE for vinyl roof and power front disc brakes on special Ford Galaxie 500 . . . when you take special package deal. Air conditioning, accent stripes, deluxe wheel covers, tinted glass, Color Glow paint, bodyside molding, woodgrain instrument panel, deluxe seat belts, intermittent wipers and bumper " ‘ ' guards. See John Pittman, W.D. Bryant or Blackshear Sales Co. MAIN ST. BLACKSHEAR, GA.~ s««»s MMMM » ' «? WMIW MIMI SMI ^immMMIB S^SfKt JOBBB 0® The workshop is conducted by the Georgia Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of Ameri ca and the Georgia Associa tion of Soil and Water Con servation Districts. George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Dryden of Ho boken, Georgia. BABY BAGGAGE When traveling with your baby, pack baby's bag too. It makes providing for baby's comfort and well-being so much easier. Any small case will do. Pack disposable diapers, tis sues, extra clothing, formula and food and a favorite toy. To insure protection against germs, add an antibacterial soap like Dial for washing your hands before feeding baby, and for his daily bath. The fam iliar scent will soothe the young traveler, too. YOU WIN! Size It Is! All-new Torino is the best-selling car in its class. Why? It’s got a new body/frame construction for quieter riding. A new suspension system for smoother handling. More room for family comfort. And comes in nine breathtaking models. Front disc brakes are standard. ‘Based on a comparison of sticker prices for base 2-door models. Steve Waters at: “Be Proud-Celebrate Honor America Day” Ph. 449-5758 or 449-5800 Page 3 WSHSMBBIIIOBBIS MWRt WMM RKSHOP Hie regular monthly meet ing of the City Council of Na hunta met June sth at 7:30 p.m. with Mayor Dick Purcell presiding. Aiderman present were Robert Griner, E.J. Chan cey, Dick Allen and J.C. Dy kes. City Attorney Frances Houston also present. A motion was made by Ai derman Chancey to dispense of the reading of the old min. utes, motion was seconded and carried. A motion was made by Ai derman Chancey to pay all the regular monthly bills, motion was seconded by Robert Griner and carried. A motion was made by Al- Anything For DAD On Fathers Day New Stoock - 100% Polyester Men's Trousers, Sizes Up To 42 Boy's and Men's Shirts - Up to XXL " Men's Watches " - " Billfolds " Dress Straw Hats - Belts - Underwear NAHUNTA VARIETY STORE U. S. 301 HIGHWAY NAHUNTA, GA. ANNOUNCEMENT! New Red, White and Blue Sprints here now • • • special-edition . , * u Pintos, Mavericks, Mustangs! Limited supply. The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., June 15, 1972 Nahunta City Council Minutes Subscribe for Your Home Newspaper derm an Chancey for the City to purchase a fireproof filing cabinet, motion was seconded by Aiderman Griner and carr* led. A motion was made by Ai derman Chancey for the Clerk to run an ad in the Waycross Journal Herald to the effect that their is an opening in the Police Dept., Motion was seconded and carried. A motion was made by E.J, Chancey that the City adver tise for bids on a front-end blade for a small tractor, mo tion was seconded and carried. Their being no further busi ness the meeting was ad journed.