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- The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, September 28, 1972
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GEORGIA EGG COMMISSION
Elizabeth Downey, Home Economics Coordinator
ATT ANTA (PRN) - School isn’t always a favorite past time
among children, but with a little effort you can help your
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breakfast Full tummies insure better concentration and less
fAtigue. Second, add variety to their lunch with different types
of sandwiches. Maybe you would like ° ne ’
REGAL EGG SALAD SANDWICH
4 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
3 tablespoons chopped green onion
% cup chopped green pepper
Mayonnaise
8 whole wheat bread slices
8 crisply cooked bacon slices
a natural mild cheese
Combine eggs, onion, green pepper, olives and enough salad
dressing to moisten. For each sandwich, cover slice of bread
with cheese slice, egg salad, second cheese slice, bacon, and
second slice of bread. Makes 4 sandwiches.
Also a hard-cooked egg mades an ideal food for break.
Third give your children a well-balanced and satisfying
supper. A good supper will enable them to get adequate rest for
a bright start in the morning.
Children that consume the necessary nutritional
requirements generally maintain healthier bodies. When a child
feels better, he is able to study and learn better.
in all parts of me body — develops
MLMNKTUTINi
quickly when the spinal cord or one of its nerves is pinched.
Pain may appear at the point whore the nerve is pinched,
or it may make its appearance in that part of the body served
by Uie pinched nerve.
A pinched nerve can, and often docs, lead to the develop
ment of disease conditions in the kidneys, bladder, liver,
kings, heart or other vital organs.
The chiropractor is an expert in one of the most advanced
healing arts known to man. Through his soothing, profession
al spinal adjustments, he restores the normal flow of powerful
nerve energy through the spinal cord and the nervous system
tn all muscles, organs and other vital parts of the body to
bring lasting, effective rtlief.
With proper nerve energy flow restored, nature heals from
within, eliminating discomfort and banishing disease. Another
Health and Life Article from the Office of:
TUTEN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
360 STATE ST, WAYCROSS^ GEORGIA 285 - 1559
Southern Sales Service
Offers You
(Armstrong
TRUCKLOAD SALE
3 Rooms of Carpet for
$68.00 Upto 4 0
Indoor, Outdoor
$1.60 SQUARE YARD, INDOOR z OUTDOOR CARPET
sl. 75 SQUARE YARD, NYLON CARPET
$2. 25 SQUARE YARD, NYLON CARPET
$2. 75 SQUARE YARD, DUONT - 501 - NYLON
Southern Sales Service
Two Miles Out Jax. Hwy.
Front of State Patrol Station
Ask for David Callahan Hours: Mon.—Fri. 9-5
For Free Estimate Sat. 9*-12
285-3090 Closed Sunday
Patty Swinford. Assistant
Pinched Nerves
PAIN — headaches, backaches,
shoulder pains, arm and chest
pains, a multitude of assorted pains
Screw Worm Threatens;
Irvin Warns Farmers
ATLANTA (PRN) - Once
the scourge of farm livestock
md wildlife, the repugnant
crew worm again threatens
Jeorgia and the Southeast,
according to Commissioner of
Agriculture Tommy Irvin.
Not since the late 50s when
a revolutionary new peacetime
use for atomic energy helped
to eradicate the pest, has the
screw worm fly offered such a
serious threat, ■■■■Hl
Federal and
state livestock
health officials
have mounted
a beefed-up
campaign in an
attempt to
prevent the
pest from
crossing the
Mississippi River following one
of the worst screw worm
seasons in the history of the
Southwest.
Cattle and other livestock
losses in Texas and other
Southwestern states have been
running heavy all summer,
with more than 55,000 known
cases in Texas alone.
The screw worm fly lays its
eggs in the open wounds of
warm blooded animals. When
the eggs hatch, the larva feeds
on the meat and blood of the
animal which serves as its
host. Unless the pest is
discovered and the infested
wound treated, the animal
suffers terribly until death
ends its misery.
Agricultural scientists,
studying the problem in the
early 50s, found that the
female screw worm fly made it
only once in her lifetime. This
knowledge, coupled with the
knowledge that freezing
weather killed native
populations except in South
Florida and Mexico, helped
scientists develop one of the
most revolutionary insect
eradication programs ever
attempted.
Fly rearing laboratories
were set up in Florida and the
Southwest in which male
screw worm flies were hatched
and reared by the millions.
Upon reaching maturity the
healthy, laboratory reared
males were sterilized with the
use of radioactive cobalt, then
released by aircraft over the
Southern United States from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The sterile male flies bred
with native females flies which
produced eggs incapable of
hatching into larva and the
pest was eradicated from the
Southeast. Following
eradication in the Southeast,
federal officials then turned
their attention to the fly
wintering areas of Mexico and
have been working with the
Mexican government to knock
out the pest in that country.
Although a great deal of
progress has been made in
controlling the migration of
screw worm flies from Mexico
into the Southwest, the
dangerous pest managed to
move into the Southwest and
reinfest that area of the nation
this summer.
The Mississippi River serves
as a natural barrier to help
prevent the fly from entering
the Southeast. In addition, all
livestock moving from the
west into the Southeast must
be individually inspected and
accompanied by health
certificates. Such animals are
also required to be sprayed or
dipped with approved
insecticides under the
supervision of state or federal
inspectors. Even vehicles
transporting such animals
must be cleaned and
disinfected prior to entering
the Southeast.
To date, no screw worm
infestations have been
discovered east of the
Mississippi River, according to
Irvin, and with winter coming
on officials hope that freezing
weather will get here before
the screw worm fly does, but
farmers in Georgia and
throughout the Southeast are
being urged to watch their
livestock carefully and contact
their local veterinarian or
county agent if they find fly
larva in an open wound of any
warm blooded animal.
“Os all the pests that have
plagued farmers, the screw
worm fly was certainly the
most disagreeable and the
most repugnant to deal with,”
according to the
Commissioner.
Irvin pojnted out that to
enable the screw worm fly to
get a toe hold in Georgia and
the Southeast again would
mean an increased cost in the
production of beef and swine
as well as undeterminable loss
to deer and other wildlife.
The Commissioner said the
Animal Health Divison of the
Georgia Department of
Agriculture is working closely
with federal officials to
prevent such an occurance but
that the farmer and livestock
producer must and should
play an equal role in a
determined effort to protect
Georgia and the Southeast
from the ravages of one of the
most detestable insects known
to man.
W. Danforth
Takes Reigns
Os Company
TIFTON—Capt. William L.
Danforth has assumed command
of the 377th Quartermaster Co.,
which uses some facilities in
Way cross.
The 377th is an Army Re
serve Co., with a mission t o
receive, store and transfer pet
roleum products in bulk under
field conditions.
Facilities for storage of 1,200,
000 gallons of fuel and 15 miles
of pipeline are an integral part
of the unit and can be transport
ed quickly anywhere.
The 192 members are drawn
(from a wide area of south and
central Georgia.
Capt. Danforth, a resident of
‘Sparks, is a Vietnam veteran
and holds the Air Medal, three
Ironze Stars for valor, the
?urple Heart and Army Com
mendation medal.
Capt. Danforth emphasized his
interest in community affairs,
such as the recent park clean
up program conducted by the
init in Albany.
“This close relationship be •
between the Army Reserve and
community should be of mutual
.oenefit,” stated Capt. Danforth.
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RISING FAWN - The ever
growing enthusiasm for
handcrafted creations, with
emphasis on oldtime skills
shaped to 20th century tastes,
is perhaps nowhere more in
evidence than at Plum Nelly —
“plum” out of Tennessee and
“nelly” out of Georgia.
Set for Saturday and
Sunday, October 7 and 8, the
annual event known as the
Plum Nelly Clothesline Art
Show will once again take
advantage of north Georgia’s
golden season. In its 26th
year, the outdoor exhibit has
proved to be enormously
popular over its quarter
century, with art lovers from
all over Georgia and
neighboring states returning
year after year.
Plum Nelly’s “gallery” is a
winding path carpeted with
oak chips. It cuts through
dense woodland to a bluff
which looks out over a
patchwork of Georgia
farmland toward distant
mountains. Booths and
clothesline hangings of artists
and craftsmen are strung along
this path for relaxed, informal
viewing.
This year’s artists - all local
talent living within a radius of
50 miles - range from painter
to potters, from wood carvers
to metal sculptors. There will
be creations of glass and
driftwood, contemporary
copper panels, traditional
Cherokee baskets, original
jewelry, hand-woven woolen
garments, translucent candles
and cloth dolls.
Each year a new puppet
production keeps the youngest
members of the family
entertained while their elders
browse in the colorful
woodland setting. Sandwiches
and snacks, homemade cakes
and coffee are served at food
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canteens.
The annual exhibit began
when a group of artists devised
an outdoor art-and-quilt show,
with cider and gingerbread for
ale, atop Lookout Mountain.
The purpose was to raise funds
to bring bookmobile services
to the remote community of
New Salem. From this modest
beginning with 300 in
attendance, the show, now a
two-day event, attracts
thousands of visitors.
Plum Nelly is located on a
road which runs along the
brow of Lookout Mountain in
the New Salem community,
off Georgia Highway 143
between Trenton and
LaFayette. Blue-and-white
signs and arrows guide the
visitor from valley
intersections and mountain
junction routes leading to the
show.
For information on fall
happenings throughout the
state, write for “Special
Events In Georgia,”
Department of Industry and
Trade, Tourist Division, P.O.
Box 38097, Atlanta, Georgia
30334.
Tuffy’s Drive-In , Waycross,
a most popular eating Place
serving delicious food.
TUFFY’S LOCATED 1818
ALBANY AVE. THE PLACE
WHERE YOU GET FASTCURB
SERVICE OR YOU CAN DINE
IN A NICE DINING ROOM WH
ERE THEY SERVE CHICKEN,
STEAKS AND SEAFOOD.
Tuffy’s in Waycross is a
most sanitary place serving
delicious food, it is a very po
pular place with the traveling
public as well as the people
of Waycross and adjacent terr,
tory. They welcome everyone
to dine here and you are to
feel at home. When dining at
Tuffy’s anyone can more than
satify their demands for ob
taining good food. Their menu
consist of U.S. choice steaks,
WATERS FORD COMPANY
WAYCROSS BEVERAGE CO., WAYCROSS,
HAS FINE WHOLESALE DELIVERY
SERVICE TO RETAIL DEALERS
IN BRANTLEY COUNTY.
WAYCROSS BEVERAGE
COMPANY, 155 FOLKS ST
REET, IN WAYCROSS, WH
OLES AIE DISTRIBUTORS OF
SCHUTZ BEER. THE BEER
THAT MADE MILWAUKEE
FAMOUS. THIS BEER HAS
THE SAME DELICIOUS FL
AVOR THE YEAR ’ROUND.
Waycross Beverage Company
in Waycross, are wholesale
dealers for Schlitzbeer. The
public is becoming discrimi
nating as to what beer they
drink and are choosing only
brands that are made of the
highest quality ingredients,
such as Schlitz.
People are calling more and
more the year around for
Schlitz beer, as Schlitzbeer
has the same delicious flavor
the year ’round.
When you pruchas beer,
make sure you get Schlitz,
distributed by Waycross Dis
tributing Company, then you
will know you have bought
the best, Schlitz, rich, full
bodied flavored, is made
possible only because of its
jumbo shrimp and oysters and
many other fine foods, just a.
bout anything that you might
call for. You don’t know how
good their food is until you have
tried eating at Tuffy’s.
The mamager of Tuffy’s per.
sonally sees that all food ser
ved at this restaurant is of the
best the market affords.
For orders to go a tele
phone call will help assure the
customer that his food order
to go will be ready when he
comes by Tuffy’s to pick it
up. Phone 283.9528 in Waycr
oss.
Tuffy’s has an attractive din
ing room, where you receive'
courteous service. Tuffy’s has
efficient curb service and from
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proper aging, by brewers who
are past masters in the art of
making beer and ale at its
scientific, tastiest best.
Schlitz is made of the finest
selected barley, malt and
hops, plus water, yeast and
other ingredients that aid in
making a healthful thirst
quinching, a parkling bever
age.
Doctors tell us that beer is
a nourishment to the body,
as it contains the concentrat
ed elements of cereals
such as barley malt, with
hops added to give it that
palatable flavor as well as a
refreshing beverage, and it
contains healthful minerals
that aid in keeping us toned
up.
There is nothing more rest
ful or soothing than a bottle
or glass of ice cold beer or ale
when served with that rich
amber color, topped by cr
eamy foam, it is a real pal
ate treat. For best beer en
joyment get Schlitz, as it is
the finest on the market to
day.
their tempting menu you can
select your favorite sandwich,
which are known for their sup
erior flavor. Next time you are
in Waycross why not drive out
Albany Ave. to Tuffy’s. You
will enjoy the food and ser
vice at this nice place.
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