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Newspaper Page TextPage 6 ■ The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., June 15, 1972 GOLDEN ISLE SPEEDWAY RACE RESULTS by Janis Overstreet. Eddie MacDonald, Sr., from Tifton passed the cneckered flag first at the Golden Isles Speedway Friday night, taking the race from Rod Eulenfeld of Woodbine, who led the field for 30 laps before experienceing mechanical problems. It was a heartbreaker for Eulenfeld, who ran three more laps before the finish and ended up in ninth spot. With fourteen late models lined up, Rance Phillips, Way cross , who is a leader in local popularity, and Jack ( The Bushman ) Nolen, Jacksonville, put on a great show for over a thousand race fans, as did Cuyler Payne, who pressed hard on MacDonald and Eulenfeld before dropping back to fifth. While everyone was watching Larry Davis sideswipe the retaining wall, Eddie MacDonald Jrs., No, 92 began to smoke and swerve before catching fire. He managed to crawl out uninjured, but his car suffered extensive damage and was out of action. Immediately following the hobby race, Danny Farmer of Brunswick entered an official protest against the winner, Tommy Riggins. He paid the protest fee and accused Rig gins of being illegal. Track officials tore down Riggin’s car and found that his car is legal and has a total of 246.2 cubic inches, well under the maximum limit of 300 for this division. OFFICIAL SCORE: HOBBY DIVISION. 1. Tommy Riggins, Jax. 2. Elton Beckworth, Jax. 3. Randy Parr, Brunswick. 4. Leroy Lucken, Brunswick. 5. Danny Farmer, Brunswick. LATE MODEL DIVISION HOMEOWNERS NOW YOU CAN Cut your own firewood, prune trees, build furni ture, clear your storm damage. Get the lightweight HOMELITE" 150 CHAIN SAW only $149.95 > with 12" bar & chain Your Homelile Dealer is Listed in the Yellow Pages WomenPast2l WITH BLADDER IMITATION Suffer Many Troubles After 2). common Kjdpey or Bladder Irritations affect twice as many women as men and may make you lense and nervous from too frequent, burning or itching urination both day and night. Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suffer from Headaches, Backache and feet old, tired, depreaaed. In such irri tation, CYSTEX usually brings fast, relaxing comfort by curbing irritating germs in strong, acid urine and by anal getic pain relief. Get CYSTEX at drug giats. See how fast it can help you. Sapporo, capital of Japan'i ^northern island of Hokkaido, Iwas planned by American engi [neerg in 1871. 12 x 78 - 3 BEDROOM TRAILER 24 x 52 - 3 BEDROOM 12 FOOT WIDE REPO. , JUST TAKE UP PAYMENTS. ONE USED 10 FOOT WIDE - 2 P. R. ALL THESE AND MANY MORE HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM. "REGISTER NOW TO Win your own completely famished sth. Avenue Mobile Home FREE! TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN JULY" SEE: J.R. (REP) HARRIS ROSWALD MANCIL JAKE SMITH ROSWALD MANCIL D/B/A BONANZA MOBILE HOMES 1700 MEMORIAL DR. 1. Eddie MacDonald, Sr. Tifton. 2. Rance Phillips, Waycross. 3. Jack Nolen, Jax. 4. Carter Ramsey, Brunswick. 5. Cuyler Payne, Brunswick. 6. Randy Cole, Jesup. 7. Larry Davis, Jax. 8. Joe Scott, Brunswick. 9. Rod Eulenfeld, Woodbine. 10. Eddie McDonald, Jr., Tifton COLONEL'S^ R Iff INSIGHTS INTO PSYCHOLOGY w & SHOULD NOT NECESSARILY BETHE ONE TO WAKE UP HER SCHOOL-AGE CHILD EVERY MORNING.THE CHILD MAY recent a mother who CONTINUALLY DISTURBS HIS SLEEP AND DISRUPTS HIS PREAMS. IT IS BETTER FOR ALL CONCERNED if the Child is awakened by AN ALARM CLOCK, RATHER THAN By WHAT must look to him LIKE AN'ALARM MOTHER.' 1 x \l I C '■'CAN GIVE A HOMEMAKER Something to crow about-- ONE REASON KENTUCKY FRIEP Chicken is so Popular. •'AMERICA LOVES WHAT THE colonel cooks." the slick CHICK WHO PROVIDES HER Guests this treat may be CONSIDERED BY THEM TO BE A FINE- FEATHERED FRiENP / Sale of Sales 283-0301 FROM County Agent PAUL E. THOMPSON, JR. * VIRGINIA N. RAULERSON. CARE TIPS FOR OUTDOOR FURNITURE Along with the arrival of warm weather comes the need to spruce up outdoor furniture for summer use. Check these care tips for various of outdoor furniture. Soft breezes, golden sunshine and a carpet of green grass— the perfect setting for setting outdoors. Unfortunately, some rain must fall and place a slight responsibility on our pleas, ures. That’s where a little know how comes in, care know how. Outdoor furniture is bound to get caught in the rain, no m atter how careful you are. Then, too, if your furni. ture sits by the sea or in front of a beach house, it is sub ject to salt air, plus extreme dampness. Check these care tips for various types of outdoor furniture. ALUMINUM. Use ammonia and water for general cleaning, and buff periodically with a car wax to restore the shine. Pitted surfaces can be erased with steel wool pad. If you feel your aluminum furniture is beyond refurbishment, paint with ex terior enamel. PLASTICS , VINYL This type of porch and patio furniture requires a minimum of care. Wash with a household cleaner, ammonia or soap and water. CANVAS Scrub large canvas pieces with a brush and soapy water. If canvas is machine washed, place canvas back on frame while damp to prevent shrinkage. If the canvas has seen too many summers and Is beginning to pale, paint-like dyes can be applied. Brush on sealer after dye has dried to prevent color rubbing off. WROUGHT IRON Wash this type of furniture with ammonia. If parts are beginning to rust, rub with steel wool and apply a metal prime coat, then a coat of outdoor enamel. WOOD Soap and water or ammonia will do the cleaning on wood furniture. Reed and cane pieces require gentler rubbing with a cloth or sponge. If repainting is necessary, scrub thorough ly with turpentine and let dry for 48 hours. Use sandpaper to remove loose paint and for smoothing cracks and rough spots. ( Before starting to paint, brush off all sawdust). Use exterior enamel paint, or if you wish to preserve a nat ural wood finish, a clear exterior varnish. For redwood furni ture, use special redwood varnish. Ask your local hardware dealer about the new weather-proof acrylic finishes. FLOWER BEDS Flower beds have always been an important part of the home landscape. Considerable planning should be done in selecting the site as well as planning for the cultural prac tices necessary for good plants. Present trends are to • ward smaller flower beds for annuals and perennials. Main tenance problems have contributed to small space for these flowering plants. A flower bed, no matter what the size, should be incor. porated into the over-all design and be a part of it. As a general rule, these beds are more effective with a suitable background. This could be evergreen shrubs, fences or walls. Flowers that are displayed in open lawn areas in the garden often become quite unattractive after dying back, cut-flower beds should definitely be in private areas of the yard. Careful attention should be paid to color combinations. A limited number of colors, massed and arranged according to heights, will be more pleasing than a wide range of scattered colors. Raised beds of rock, brick or concrete are also being used in present day gardens with nice effects. This type of bed can serve as an important feature in the ground pattern, double as a seat, divide areas of different uses as well as being relatively easy to maintain. Ck"Yi^ How to get your refrigerator to cook things. INFORMATION YOUR CO. EXTENSION OFFICE Stir the right things into Jell-0 “ Brand Gelatin and your refrigerator will fix crunchy salads, interesting fruits and new side dishes. For over 250 exciting ideas, send 25c (in coin) with your name, address and zip code to: Joys of Jell-O, Box 8074, Kan- g Jell-0 is a registered trademark of (he General Foods Corporation SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS. THEY MAKE THIS NEWSPAPER POSSIBLE. Co. Extojisioa Homo EconomUt Sen, Gambrell Urges “Fair Deal” For South ATLANTA (PRN) - U.S. Senator David H. Gambrell has appealed to the National Democratic Party Platform Committee to commit itself to a policy of equal treatment of the South in civil rights enforcement matters, telling them that “the time has come for the Democratic Party and those seeking the Presidential and Vice-Presidential nominations of that party to take a specific stand on this question.” Gambrell made the statement at an Atlanta meeting of the Democratic Regional Platform Committee. In his prepared text, the Georgia Senator documented the discriminatory manner in which the Federal Government has applied and enforced civil rights legislation especially in the areas of school desegration and voting rights, and he called on the party and its candidates to stop “belaboring the South and its people.” Gambrell urged the party to support three major issues in order to achieve equal treatment of the South. Le sought suspension of extreme school desegregation measures such as forced school busing and a cutoff of federal funds until a majority of the American school population has been placed under a uniform system of equal educational opportunities with uniform desegregation requirements. He called for the repeal of section five of the Voting Rights Act which requires seven Southern states to obtain prior approval from the U.S. Attorney General before making even minor changes in the voting laws of voting procedures. Finally, he demanded that the Department of Justice and HEW commit themselves to enforcement of civil rights compliance policies with equal vigor in all parts of the country. “HEW and Justice have simply turned their heads to avoid seeing segregation outside the South,” the Senator declared, “although Veterans Corner Patients at more than 100 VA Hospitals may now study college level courses at the hospitals or nearby universi. ties and junior colleges. VA guaranteed 91,200 home loans to veterans in the first quarter of 1972, a 123 per. cent jump in the number re corded during the same per iod last year. World War n veterans can use dividends from their “ V ” National Service Life Insurance to buy additional coverage st arting in July. Military personnel serving in Vietnam wno have been briefed by VA on benefits available to them after discharge recently passed the 1,800,000 mark. Day hospital treatment for psychiatric patients living at home is more helpful than hos pitalizatlon in getting them to m9x with people, a recent re. port from the Dallas VA Hos pital reveals. Sickle - cell, and a second blood trait hereditary in black Americans ( deficiency of an Important enzyme in red blood cells ) are being studied co operatively at VA Hospitals. Babassu nuts are the hard' nuts in the world. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY C. L. KING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR New House Wiring Electrical Repairs Specializing in House Trailer Service Entrance 60 & 100 amp panels Phone 462-5699 desegregation action brought by private citizens have disclosed racial discrimination in Michigan, Colorado, California, New York and other states. Why should special enforcement agencies continue to display such enthusiasm for desegregation enforcement in southern states when the problem is much more subtle and wide spread in other sections of the country?” the Senator questioned. Gambrell told the hearing committee that every poll or referendum which has been taken on the subject of forced school busing shows that busing to achieve racial balance has been pronounced unacceptable by a strong majority (73%) of the people, however the will of the people is being completely ignored. Gambrell pointed to his own amendment which provides for equal treatment of the South in civil rights enforcement and which was adopted by the Senate Democratic Caucus unanimously on January 25, 1972. “It is that amendment which I am asking that you adopt today as part of the Democratic Party’s plank,” the Senator stated. He said Tobacco Toppers • Start as low as SSOO • Saves time and labor • Easy to operate • ••••••■ •• ••• • • •••••••• . Self-propelled Tobacco Harvesters • Tobacco tying equipment • Bulk curing bams • Sprayers • Dusters For all your TOBACCO NEEDS Call: 449-6673 DIXON FORD TRACTOR „ Highway 82 West ISBII Blackshear, Ga. NAHUNTAAUTO SUPPLY Complete Line Os Auto - Truck & Tractor Parts Also MACHINE SHOP WITH Over Nite Service Phone 462-5850 or Night 458-4313 NAHUNTA, GA. SEN. GAMBRELL that he felt that a majority of Americans as well as a majority of Southerners would favor the abandonment of discriminatory civil rights enforcement policy and would support his plank, and he called on the Democratic Party “and all its members from every section of the country and its convention assembled in 1972, to place support for equal enforcement of the civil rights laws throughout the country.” CHANCEY'S STANDARD STATION WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR” CAR WASH & LUBRICATION EDWARD CHANCY OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA Dean’s List Mrs. Arlene Depratter has been named to the Special Dean’s List for the Spring Quarter at the Brunswick College. The announcement was made by Dean Douglad MeD. Monroe, Jr. The Dean’s List for Special Students is composed of the students with the same high average as the regular Dean’s List, 3.50, but are enrolled for a partial load of at least 10 college credit academic hours. Arlene had an average of 4.00 for the quarter. Arlene is the wife of Alton Depratter and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Aldridge of Rt. 1, Nahunta. Larry D. Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johns of the Hickox Community has been named to the Dean’s List at the university of Georgia with an average of 2.35. Larry will graduate in August with a degree in Agriculture. Mr. Johns and his wife the former Miss Allison White are graduates of Brantley County High School. ***** Wayne Morse made the longest continuous speech in the Senate’s history when he talked against the Tidelands Oil Bill on April 24 th and 25th in 1953. He spoke for 24 hours 19 minutes before resuming his seat! ***** PURDOM'S UNION 76 U. S. 301 4 Miles North Nahunta, Georgia Fish Bait - Tackle Pinks - Crickets Picnic Supplies ICE On Your Way To The River Phone 462-9181