The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, August 03, 1972, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTj^B&flF^flßwflMH^MMMfH^flHiiHHKH^M Isßt^KßP^ sBUKK&/'*sJn^HsißSßiS&EffiV> i ,&sEiS^F. ! %llSffl&s&sis?f »-*»• >/JfIKHHBMK9Hf iSBSSeti .aaß^^» / -/sMrx MB7' MBf/' ~ * **»'-IRffWfflyV **• *^■ -™ i SALE FOR SALE - One Automatic Washing Machine - Like New. SIOO.OO. Call before 6 p.m. 462.5501. 8-3 FOR SALE OR RENT • Trailer Two Bedroom in Atkinson. Call 462 • 57 64 or 462 . 5810. ts. FREEZER SALE 16 FT. UPRIGHT REG. $289.95 NOW $239.95. 16 FT. FROST FREE UPRIGHT. REG $329.95 NOW $279.95. 19FT. FROST FREE UPRIGHT REG. $389.95 now $339.95. 30 FT. FROST FREE UPRIGHT REG. $539.95 NOW $469.95. NOW AT CE CIL MOODY'S. GET FREE 4 QT. ICE • § X 55 FT. HOUSE CREAM FREEZER WITH GIB- TRAILER 3 BEDROOMS FUR SON APPLIANCE PURCHASE NISHED C ALL CLINT ROB DURING MONTH OF JULY. TNSON 462-5174. ts 8-18 AIR CONDITIONERS GET G. E. AND GIBSON AIR. CONDITIONERS FROM 4,000 BTU TO 32,000 BTU AT CECIL MOODY'S. SERVICE AND INSTALLATION ALSO FREE ICE - CREAM FREEZER WITH ANY GIBSON APPLIANCE THROUGH JULY. 8-18 TAKE UP PAYMENTS TAKE UP PAYMENTS OF ONLY $ 8.00 PER WEEK ON G. E. FROST - FREE REFRIGERATOR, ONE G.E. AUTO • WASHER AND ONE OLYMPIC STEREO ALL LESS THAN 9 MONTHS OLD. FULL WARRANTY . AT CECIL MOODY’S. 8-10 TAKE UP PAYMENTS TAKE UP PAYMENTS ON OLYMPIC STEREO OF ONLY $ 2.61 PER WEEK ATCECIL MOODY’S. STILL HAS FULL WARRANTY. 8-10 For Sale -- 1964 chev. Sta. Wagon. Six passenger. P.S. P. B. Air Conditioned . Auto matic Transmission. Call af ter 6 p.m. 462-5237. ts. FOR SALE EDGY'S ENCO SERVICE STATION and GARAGE including equipment - HARRISON GROCERY including stock, inven tory and equipment plus 10 room - 2 bath -two story house. FOR INFORMATION - CALL or SEE Mrs. L. R. Harrison Waynesville, Georgia - Phone 462-5304 * WINTER LEAGUES NOW FORMING ’ I JI I | LEAGUES WILL BEGIN ON 5, SEPT. ♦ i J OKEFENOKEE BOWLING ASSN. I AND | WAYCROSS WOMENS BOWLING ASSN. \ I THESE ASSOCIATIONS • WELCOMES ALL BOWLERS JzjSTfe./ I I LETS MAKE THIS SEASON ’ । A । r ri / I I THE BEST EVER Bm V ✓/ / I • -— ! I BOWL-A-WAY LANES Ts | • WAYCROSS, GA. U.S. 1 SOUTH Mfl I FOR INFORMATION CALL: I • 283-8481 I 47 CENTS A DAY GET A GIBSON 19 CU. FT. FROST - CLEAR FREEZER WITH 10 YR. WARRANTY FOR ONLY 47 CENTS PER DAY AT CECIL MOODY’S. WE SER. VICE WHAT WE SELL. GET A 4 QT. ICE - CREAM FRE EZER FREE WITH THIS PURCHASE. 8-3 58 CENTS A DAY GET A GIBSON FROST - CLEAR 30 CU. FT. FREEZER WITH 10 YEAR WARRANTY FOR ONLY 58 CENTS PER DAY ATCECILMOODY’S. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. GET A 4 QT. ICE - CREAM FREEZER FREE WITH THIS PURCHASE. 8-3 FOR SALE 45 CENTS A DAY GET A GIBSON 16 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER THAT STORES 560 LBS. FOR ONLY 45 CENTS PER DAY AT CE CIL MOODY’S. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. GET A 4 QT. ICE - CREAM FREEZER FREE WITH THIS PURCHASE. 8-3 JULY SALE FOR JULY - 16 CU. FT. GIB SON FROST - CLEAR ICE - MAKER REFRIGERATOR WITH 10 YEAR WARRANTY REG. $ 369.95 wt. NOW $329. 95 wt. AT CECIL MOODY’S. FREE ICE • CREAM FREEZ ER WITH THIS PURCHASE. 8-3 JULY SALE DURING JULY - 14 CU. FT. GIBSON FROST- CLEAR RE FRIGERATOR WITH ICE • MAKER AND 10 YEAR WAR RANTY . REG . $ 349.95 wt. NOW $ 299.95 wt. AT CE CIL MOODY’S . QUANTITIES LIMITED. 8-3 % Jimmy Weeks X* ♦ FOR SALE - John Deere Log ger. Model 440 Good Condition. Phone Brunswick 265 • 8218. 8-3 FOR SALE - 1968 Fast Back Mustang, Bucket Seats, 4 in the floor. Highest Bid. Call John or Pete Gibson. FOR SALE - Wizard Motor Bike • Good Condition. $75.00. Pete Gibson. FOR SALE •• Victor Electric Adding Machine. $69.00. Call Pete Gibson. 8-3 BILL KAISER'S FACTORY OUTLET Save money at Bill Kaiser's Factory Outlet. Men's suits, jackets, trousers, allweather coats & jackets. Ladies & junior sizes pant suits, dresses, slacks, tops, sweaters, and coats. Rt. 17 North, Brunswick, ts SALE STARTS Watch for our 25th Anniv ersary Harvest Sale, Begin - ning Saturday, August 12,1972. Register for FREE PRIZES at Cecil Moody’s. Everything on Salo. 8-3 DISCOUNT SALE 25 percent off on entire stock of material. Polyester Crepe • Yd. $ 2.50. Bonded Knit - Yd. • $ 1.50. Nice Assortment of Bonded Wool only - $ 2.98. Outstanding Buy - Cotton Duck Yd. - $ 1.25. Acrylic Knit - Yd. - $ 1.00. Kettle Cloth - Yd. - $ LOO. Must Clear Stock to make room for New Shipment. ( INGLE'S GROCERY ) Hickox, Georgia Open Until 9 P.M. • Monday - thru Saturday. RENT FURNISHED APARTMENTS . CALL CLINT ROBINSON 462- 5174. ts HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE ADMINISTRATOR This person will be respon sible for administering the to tal Slash Pine Community Act ion Agency Programs, and to coordinate the CAA’s efforts with established community A gencies. He will also serve as a liason between staff and the Governing Board and will be responsible to the board for all action of the Comm inity Action Agency. This per son must have a degree in Social Sciences, Business Ad ministration or law; or the equivalent combination of ac ceptable training and ex perience. Hemusthaveproven experience in Business Man agement of at least 4 to 5 years, preferably with a CAP Organization. All applications and resumes must be in this a gency office not later than Aug ust 14, 1972 at 10:00 a.m. Mail Applications to: Slash Pine Community Action Agency, Inc. P. O. Box 1121, 201 Statestreet Waycross, Georgia 31501 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER HELP WANTED MALE ELECTRICIANS AND MEH- CH ANICS For General Maintenance work in Automated Manufactur ing facility. Must have Trade School or Equivalent experi ence. Pay commensurate with ability. Apply Personnel Office Concrete Products Inc. Bay at Dartmouth Street. Bruns • wick, Georgia. Phone 265 • 6900. AN EQ UAL OPPORTUNI TY EMPLOYER. 8-3 Black and White long haired mixed breed dog. Answers to the name of Spot. Last seen Sunday afternoon. Call G„T. Brantley at 462 - 5514 in Nahunta. I SERVICE I DIRECTORY CHANCEY'S STANDARD STATION WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR" CAR WASH 8 LUBRICATION EDWARD CHANCY OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA SCENT —IMENTAL JOURNEY Perhaps the copywriting could have been improved, but in 1875, a bargain was still a bargain. Montgomery Ward’s catalog of that year offered “Pullman Palace Car” perfume at 50 cents a bottle that “requires but a drop to perfume the handkerchief for days.” [ Vote For VIRGIL H. (DICK) ALLEN Clerk of Superior Court | YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED j j pol. adv. MISC. SINGER SALES AND SERVICE For Singer Sewing Machine Repair Call. R. B. Brooker Hardware ( AUTHORIZED DEALER ) in Nahunta, Ga. “ We service all makes of sewing machines”. Telephone- 462-5171 ts CEMETERY LETTERING Resonsible, qualified service in monument engraving; death dates, inscriptions, lettering or designs of any type, and monu ment cleaning. Eighteen years experience. Call 449 - 5430 Blackshear Monument Co. 8-11 I SALE AIR CONDITIONER SLIGHTLY USED DEMO . WHIRLPOOL 15,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER $ 175.00. WAR. RANTY AT CECIL MOODY’S. 8-17 FAMOUS FIGURE large hips, a rotund waist and a small bosom, give her this good news: 250 years ago in France, she would have been considered a thrilling beauty. The Marquise de Pompadour above, for in stance, is known to have been extremely close with Louis XIV, king of France, and in his day the most powerful ruler in all Europe. The painting, which hangs in Munich, Federal Republic of Germany, is one of the favorites of German art lovers. Professor Steingraber, general director of Munich’s museum, calls this picture the “incarnation of the highly re fined culture of the 18th cen tury and . . . visible proof of the Rococo era’s brilliant joy of life.” NAHUNTA AUTO SUPPLY Complete Line Os Auto - Truck & Tractor Parts Also MACHINE SHOP WITH Over Nite Service Phone 462-5850 or Night 458-4313 NAHUNTA, GA. Sam Nunii Takes Issue With Gambrell ATLANTA (PRN) - Sam Nunn has taken sharp issue with Sen. David Gambrell for not voting on the military-foreign aid bill, saying that he was “amazed that our appointed senator has missed two more key votes in Washington. Nunn, 33, the farmer-lawyer from Perry who is campaigning hard for the U.S. Senate, declares that Gambrell is “still a non - voting senator.” Nunn called the bills “very important measures; No. 1, the vote on whether to withdraw our troops from Vietnam, and No. 2, the vote on the crucial foreign aid program which all of us think needs revamping.” The Senate voted 48-42 to kill the $l.B billion foreign aid measure, after a troop-withdrawal amendment (from Vietnam) was written into the bill. Nunn noted that the troop withdrawal amendment was called by Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., “an amendment that could scuttle the Paris peace talks, and could have a bearing on ending this war.” Stennis is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, once chaired by the late Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia. Nunn again reiterated that he would make his “No. 1 priority” the gaining of a seat on the armed services committee, and added: “I have been assured that my chances of receiving that important assignment are excellent.” “Our appointed senator has not been voting for sometime, for a long time, and we have been pointing this out,” Nunn said. “I feel that the prime duty of a senator should be in Washington, D.C., and when I am elected to the United States Senate, I am going to take care of my business in Washington.” Nunn said that “people of goodwill can disagree as to which way a person can vote, but I think all of us in Georgia want to be represented in Washington - we want our senators to be there . . .and to vote.” fJing golfer BY TOM EASTERN Jack Nicklaus Golf stars from all over the world have been invited to participate in the 1972 West chester Golf Classic and challenge defending cham pion Arnold Palmer for the $250,000 in prizes in this, the “World’s Most Charitable Sporting Event.” The Classic, sponsored by Eastern Airlines, will take place at the Westchester Country Club in Harrison, New York,beginning August 10 with the final two rounds Saturday and Sunday, August 12 and 13, televised nation ally via the Hughes Sports Network. In addition to the inter national stars, the field of 150 will include virtually all of the American “names”, headed by Jack Nicklaus, the leading money-winner of all time. An interesting point, of which Arnold Palmer will be very much aware, is that no golfer has won the West chester more than once. Nicklaus came closest to re peating in the winner’s circle with second place finishes in 1968 and 1970,after winning the inaugural event in 1967, and it is a good bet that he will be at or near the top of the list when this year’s tour nament reaches its climax on August 13. Also, again this year, six area hospitals will benefit from the proceeds of the tournament. $1,500,000 had been raised in the five previous Classics. Page 9 • The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, August 3, 1972 Stewart Announces For Re-Election After qualifying at the Cit izens Bank In Nahunta, Wed-, nesday, George F. Stewart , Chairman of the County Comm ission told the ENTERPRISE he would be runnlngto succeed himself In office. "I can take only part of the credit”, said Stewart referlng <o the three man Board of Cou nty Commission, within three years the current board paid off all Indebtedness, did not raise taxes, and has started to rep lace worn out, 20 year oldßoad Department equipm ent. Stewart said, "the other two com miss, loners must be given credit for attaining the results that a state government seldom does and the national government never does. "To pay off a gross Indebtness and not Increase tax es is unheard of today," said Stewart. "Usually the theory is to buy more, go into debt more, and levy more taxes", he added. Tax levies here in Brantley County are the same as levied by the past Board of Comm issloners the year prior to the current board taking office. The Board of Education has incre ased their levy each year, the past three years. Due to State of Georgia Laws, all Boards GUEST EDITORIAL LEFT OUTS In some quarters death is used as away to raise money for charity or some other cause. Bereaved families suggest in obituary notices o that donations be made to such and such “> n '>eu ^ owers -” On H the surface, this '“"may seem like a good idea but we wonder if it also may distress some people. Death strikes all of us dif ferently and to some the giving of flowers may be the highest tribute they can pay to the memory of the deceased. Confronted with an appeal for a charity, we may feel left out and confused. Should we bow to the wishes of the family or send flowers anyway? Vote For C. L King Tax Commissioner Os Brantley County HE WILL SERVE YOU CAPABLY AND HONESTLY YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED IF ELECTED TO THIS OFFICE YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND IT OPEN ON SATURDAY TIL NOON FOR THE CONVIENCE OF THE WORKING MAN Sale Starts WATCH FOR OUR 25th ANNIVERSARY HARVEST SALE BEGINNING SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1972 REGISTER FOR FREE PRIZES AT CECIL MOODY'S ***** EVERYTHING ON SALE ***** BUIE'S INDEPENDENT GAS & OIL Located on 121 South in Hoboken COMPLETE CAR SERVICE TIR.ES and BATTERIES of Commissioners in Georgia are required to approve tax levies, that are ask for by Boards of Education. Stewart told the ENTERPR ISE that he does take credit fcr setting up and maintain- Ing of the necessary books and records in the commissions, office. "Any citizen can look at the records anytime”, hq. said. Hie Commissioners off ice is open every day includ ing Saturday and he "would be delighted" to show anyone where each and every penny comes from and where each penny is spent. I have no new political pro mises to make, said Stewart. If elected, I promise to cont inue thinking about the taxpayer when makingadeclslontospend the taxpayers money. For too long, the taxpayers here in Bra> ntley County were Ignored ex cept when called on to pay their taxes and vote. I firmly believe the citizens of Brantley County want good government, I believe they want all decisions made in the open and I believe that every tax payer wants the most service In return for the tax money they pay. In this spirit I ask for re-election, said Stewart. NOW OPENED Owners and Operators P. S. BUIE & SON FFA members are Youth With A Purpose FFA LEARNING • DOING • CANNING • SERV/NO