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- The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, August 17, 1972
TO BRANTLEY COUNTY VOTERS
VOTE FOR C, H. ( NUB ) JONES POST NO. THREE
To the good people of Brantley County, let me take a
few minutes of your time to thank you for your vote on
August Bth.
I will appreciate your continued support and to those
people that did not vote for me before. I want you to
know that I will appreciate your vote and support on
August 29th.
I have not , and will not promise anyone anything,
but to do the best that I can for everyone in the County
one and all.
The County business is everybody’s business and if
I am elected to Post 3, I will do my very best to help
and see that it is run right and honest for all of the
Citizens. Il you can vote for me C. H. ( Nub) Jones I
will appreciate it, if not I will still be your friend.
As I hope to still live in Brantley county.
Thank You Sincerely,
C. H. ( Nub) Jones
THE RENAULT 15 IS A SPORTY FAMILY CAR
Just arrived in the United States this spring the Renault 15 is
making waves as the new swinging family automobile. It re
flects a new styling direction, and incorporates all the latest in
technical know-how and like all other Renault cars has front
wheel-drive. So that in addition to being safer, better looking
and sportier it is a very roomy compact car. There is no shaft
tunnel on the floor of the car to take up leg room, the back
seat accommodates two adults and the trunk is a pretty good
size. Colors are pretty zingy too, bright red, brilliant yellow,
white and several metallic shades.
THANKS
TO BRANTLEY COUNTY VOTERS
Please accept this as my honest and sincere thanks
for your vote and support in my bid for re • election
to the Legislature. Please write, call or see me if
I can assist you in any way. My phone No. is 367 .2834.
L. Jack Strickland
District 116, Post 1
Virgil H. (Dick) Allen
Clerk of Superior Court
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
TO BRANTLEY COUNTY VOTERS
I wish to extend my most sincere
thanks for the support received in the
August 8 Primary, and to request your
continued support in the August 29 run
off. To the voters who did not elect to
support me in the Primary, I especially
ask for your support in the run-off.
As a life-long resident of Brantley
County, I am very much concerned with
the growth and progress of our County.
When elected as your Clerk of Court,
I will serve all the people of Brantley
County to the best of my ability and will
do the following;
1. See that the Jury System is drawn
on a fair and equitable basis.
2. Propose to have the Clerk's office
closed on Wednesday afternoon and open
on Saturday mornings.
3. Have the office open during all
regular business hours and be a full
time Clerk.
I urge you to vote for a man who is
Honest and Dedicated, to the well being
of our County.
Sincerely,
Virgil H. (Dick) Allen
(Pol. Adv. )
VOTE FOR
PROCESSING OPPORTUNITIES
In Chips or Pie or Ice Cream,
How Do You Like Your Peanuts!
Peanut chips? Peanut Pie?
Peanut butter Ice Cream?
Unheard of! Not at all,
according to a recently com
pleted study on the feasibility
of establishing additional
peanut processing plants in
South Georgia.
‘‘Peanut Processing
Opportunities,” a study pre
pared for the Southwest
Georgia Area Planning and
Development Commission by
several units of the University
System of Georgia, was funded
by the Coastal Plains Regional
Commission. The complete
study is a compilation of six
substudies, one of which deals
with new peanut products that
may have commercial
processing potential in Georgia.
The wide variety of new
products discussed in the study
was collected through ex
tensive literature review and by
personal contacts with re
searchers working in the
various product development
areas.
The study emphasizes that
the commercial development
and manufacture of new
peanut products in Georgia
have continued potential. And
why not? Supplies of peanuts
are abundant, accessible, and
of quality required for produc
tion of high-grade food
products.
Peanuts have certain charac
teristics which make them
desirable as a food product or
ingredient. These charac
teristics include pleasing aroma
NOVEMBER 5-7 IN ATLANTA
Georgia to Host National Meet
of County Agricultural Agents
AT LA NT A-Some 2,000
county agents and wives across
the nation will vote absentee
ballots this year.
“Atlanta Calls Agents to
Action,’’ and the call is for
November 5-9, which includes
election day ’72.
The occasion is the 57th
annual meeting of the National
Association of County Agri
cultural Agents, and that call,
“Atlanta Calls Agents to
Action,” is the theme.
About a third of the
Association’s 5,000-plus
membership will attend. Every
state will send delegates.
And the president, Doug
Strohbehn, will travel the
shortest distance of them all.
His office in downtown
Atlanta is only a few blocks
from the headquarters Marriott
Motor Hotel.
Georgia county agents,
under the leadership of Ernest
Wester, Marietta, have been
planning the meeting since
1969. How well they’ve
planned will be crystal-clear at
9 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 5. That’s
when registration begins.
Georgia’s neighbors to the
south, east and west are
pitching in and adding their
MANAGING YOUR MONEY
*
TEACH YOUR CHILD TO HANDLE MONEY
Training in the delicate art
of handling money can’t be
started too soon. Here are a
few good rules.
1. A regular allowance.
Even a modest amount,
received at regular intervals,
helps a child learn the ABC’s
of regular income
management and gives him
the sense of independence
that comes with being able to
buy some small items on his
own. This fixed amount
should be something he can
depend on; if you withhold
part of his allowance
regularly as punishment, you
may be defeating this
purpose. For the same reason,
be firm about not giving
un-earned extra allowance.
2. The importance of
credit. There are times,
however, when a child may
need extra money in addition
to his regular allowance-. Just
as you may make purchases
on the installment plan or
borrow from a bank. You’ll
and flavor, crunchy texture,
and high energy and protein
values. Peanuts also may be
processed into rather bland
flavored products which lend
themselves to a variety of
applications.
Thus, what can be done with
peanuts is limited only by the
imagination of researchers and
manufacturers. “Peanut
Processing Opportunities”
discusses several new peanut
products and their market
potential.
Peanut chips are presented
as a snack food. The manu
facture of snacks is a rapidly
expanding market, and com
petition for the consumer’s
food dollar is evidenced by the
vast array of snacks already
established in the marketplace.
Yet the demand for snack food
products appears to be far
from satisfied.
The trend toward increasing
consumption of snacks and the
need for more nutritious
snacks as more and more meals
are being replaced by them led
to the development of peanut
chips. The chips resemble corn
chips in size, shape, and general
appearance but have the
characteristic color, aroma, and
flavor of fresh-roasted peanuts.
Peanut chips are more
nutritious than most other
snack food items, because of
their high protein content.
They can be used with dips and
spreads or for out-of-hand
eatir"
Tne study not' that peanut
own touch of Southern hos
pitality. The first big get
together, for example, is being
hosted by the Florida County
Agents Association. This is the
shrimp supper from 4:30 to
6:30 Sunday evening.
Tuesday afternoon, South
Carolina cpunty agents will
entertain with an old-fashioned
porjc. barbecue at Stone
Mountain Park. Back at the
hotel that night, agents from
Alabama will pick up part of
the tab for the Anita Bryant
Show.
Dean Hudson’s Orchestra
will stick around for dancing
until midnight, but Tuesday
being election day, most
couples likely will alternate
between dance floor and tele
vision. (Georgia agents are
arranging for three TV sets to
be set up in the convention
lobby for those interested in
the vote count.)
There will be a vesper
program Sunday evening
featuring “lowa’s Intellectual
Immigrant,” Karl Killsholm,
and music by the Pensacola
Naval Air Command Choir.
Governor Jimmy Carter will
welcome delegates to Georgia
at the opening session Monday
be teaching a very valuable
lesson—how to borrow
responsibly—if you let him
borrow on future allowance
and then hold him to the
responsibility of paying it
back. But if you find it’s
taking a long time to repay
the debt, don’t hesitate to
wipe it out. The next time he
borrows from you he may do
better—and that’s what
training is all about!
3. Your example. One of
the strongest factors in your
child’s training in money
management will be the
example you set him. Do you
tend to rely heavily on credit
cards and charge accounts
even when you have the cash?
Does your family budget
provide a realistic balance
between cash for day-to-day
needs, including emergencies,
and money banked in either a
savings or checking account?
To deal effectively with
sudden emergencies and
chips in their present form
would be more expensive to
manufacture than corn or
potato chips because of the
difference in raw product cost.
However, it might be possible
to prepare a blended product
in which peanuts are mixed
with comparable but less
expensive ingredients and
processed into chips.
The study indicates mix
and-bake peanut pie formula,
designed as a convenience
food, has a potential market
for both institutional and
home use. Based on a pecan pie
mix formula, peanut pie
combines the compatible flavor
of roasted peanuts with a sweet
syrup filling.
The food industry’s trend
toward further processed foods
and consumer’s willingness to
pay for convenience indicate
fully prepared and baked
frozen peanut pie may also
have commercial market
potential.
The successful blending of
peanut butter and basic ice
cream mix has resulted in the
development of a unique and
flavorsome dairy product. The
general feasibility study notes
that a consumer acceptance
study revealed that a large
majority of the consumers like
peanut butter ice cream and
would purchase it if available
at the current market price for
regular ice cream.
It appears likely, the study
concludes, that a good peanut
ice cream—with adequate
morning, and Fred C. Davison,
president of the University of
Georgia, will make the keynote
address.
Herman Talmadge, Georgia’s
senior senator and chairman of
the Senate Committee on
Agriculture and Forestry, will
address the meeting at 11 a.m.
Monday.
The county agents are
scheduled to hear Phil
Campbell, Under Secretary of
Agriculture, on Tuesday, and
David Dominick, assistant
administrator of the Environ
mental Protection Agency,
Wednesday morning.
Professional improvement
tours to 15 Georgia locations,
including the $4 million Rock
Eagle 4-H Center, are set for
Wednesday afternoon.
Winners in NACAA awards
program—public information,
environmental quality and
others—will be announced
during the meeting.
The climax will come
Thursday evening at a banquet
honoring over 100 recipients of
the Association’s Distinguished
Service Award.
Special programs are
planned throughout the week
for ladies, children and
associate life members.
opportunities that demand
substantial amounts of cash,
it’s a good idea to have SSOO
or at least S2OO in travelers
checks right at home. Put
them in a safe place and keep
track of their serial numbers
because—unlike cash—they
are quickly refundable if lost
or stolen. First National City
Travelers Checks are recom
mended since they are avail
able through most banks, can
be used in millions of places
everywhere, and are refund
able “on the spot” in more
locations (30,000) than any
other travelers check.
4. Saving. Open a savings
account in his name, and let
him keep the passbook so he
can watch the totals increase.
A word of warning from
the financial experts: don’t
insist that a youngster of any
age save a large slice of his
allowance. He needs practice
in spending as well as in
saving!
promotion and advertising—
would stimulate a significant
increase in the sale of both
peanuts and dairy products.
Precooked peanut flakes
have been developed for
application in various food
product formulations in which
the high protein/high fat
qualities are desirable. The
flakes have a bland flavor and a
very light color and, therefore,
food products containing them
may be flavored and colored as
desired.
Peanut butter has been
successfully incorporated into
a ready-to-eat breakfast cereal.
The study indicates, however,
that the market potential for
peanut butter cereal is unlikely
either to justify manufacture
of the cereal in Georgia or to
affect the peanut market
appreciably.
Other new peanut products
which the study considers are
partially defatted peanuts,
peanut meal, peanut butter
blends, and peanut butter
powder.
In a meeting on Sept. 1, the
results of the complete study
will be released to the public
and utilization efforts will be
launched to bring new
industries and economic
benefits to Georgia.
by Thompson
Today’s best-dressed
femmes are really having their
ups and downs.
And that’s because—from
short, short hot pants and
mini-skirts to ankle-swishing
culottes and midis—today’s
wide style variations offer
modern gals more fashion
freedom than ever before.
The new form-fitting
fashions, however, both short
and 1
augmentation for propriety’s
sake and a slender, tender
look.
One popular way to meet
both styling demands is to
don colorful tights, body
stocking or pantyhose. These
not only look great, they’re
also effective cover-ups that
leave no tell-tale bumps and
lumps under clothing. The
same is true of new Stayfree
brand Maxi-Pads. These new
feminine napkins feature an
adhesive-attached system that
locks onto underwear so
there’s no need for belts, pins
or other bulky accessories.
They’re flushable and biode
gradable too, a big boon
when traveling and vaca
tioning.
Are today’s form-fitting,
figure-revealing fashions for
you? Sure they are, as long as
you don’t get nervous about
wearing them.
Sweeping Victory
TO ALL THE PEOPLE:
From the bottom of my heart I thank you for re-electing me your state
senator by a sweeping 2-1 margin.
Let us join together and start building a greater future for our district with
malice toward none and charity for all. Let us heal the wounds among us, for
get the petty and dirty politics directed against us, and become in our hearth,
brothers and countrymen once again.
My door, my phone, and above all, my heart, is always open to you. Your
problems are my problems. Your troubles are my troubles. Your heartaches
are my heartaches. lam YOUR State Senator.
Faithfully,
J
Roscoe Emory Dean, Jr.
State Senator
COUNTY DEAN HERRIN
Dean received 10,644 votes to his opponent's 4,655. Brantley 1.959 653
Dean carried every county in the district including his Camden L 973 321
. r r, . Glynn (Herrin’s Home) 2,941 2 219
opponent s home county of Glynn. Dean won by a , nnn
uuny DOJ 104
2- 1 margin and received 73% of the total vote in the Wayne 3,118 1,278
district. TOTAL 10.644 4655
JOEL HERRIN
THANKS VOTERS
I, Joel Herrin, want to take this means to thank the
people who voted for me In the‘August Bth. Democratic
Primary. I also want to say I will do my best to serve
the people, all the people in a nonpartisan manner.
Thank You
Joel Herrin
WILLIS THANKS
BRANTLEY VOTERS
TO BRANTLEY COUNTY VOTERS
It is with sincere thanks that I express to you my
appreciation to the ones who voted for me in the Aug.
Bth Primary, and to the ones who did not see fit to vote
for me. You have my best regards as I hold no malice
to anyone.
Thank You
Kenneth ( Bozo ) Willis
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