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ALL TYPES OF" REPAIRS
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" CLOTHING AND SHOES
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY "
OUR 25 TH YEAR
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PHONE 462-5175 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
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Installed Brown > Gold
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
Eggaellent Ideas
GEORGIA EGG COMMISSION
Elizabeth Downey, Home Economics Coordinator
Patty Swinford, Assistant
ATLANTA (PRN) -- The golden, red, and orange days of Fall
are with us again. Fall brings the changing fashions of nature,
Thanksgiving, and special favorite aromas from the kitchen.
Now is the time to enjoy using your oven, because of the cooler
weather. For a nice cozy dessert to serve around a glowing fire,
you may enjoy the Autumn Chiffon Cake.
AUTUMN CHIFFON CAKE
2 1/4 cups sifted cake flour
11/2 cups sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup salad oil
5 Georgia egg yolks
3/4 cup water
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 cup (8) egg whites
Sift together first 4 ingredients into bowl; make well in
center. Add in order next 5 ingredients. Beat till satin smooth.
Add cream of tartar to egg whites; beat till very still peaks form.
Pour batter in thin stream over entire surface of egg whites; fold
in gently. Bake in ungreased 10-inch tube pan in a slow oven
(325 degrees) for one hour and 10 minutes. Invert pan; cool.
Frost if desired.
For more special recipes, please write or call Georgia Egg
Commission, Georgia State Farmers’ Market, Forest, Park,
Georgia 30050.
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Entomologists -- scientists
who study insects -- have al
ready named about 700,000
of them. Yet the rate of
discovery of new insects goes
on at an estimated 5,000
yearly!
When Nevada was admit
ted to the Union on Oct. 31,
1864 its state constitution
was telegraphed to Washing
ton, D.C. - word for word.
The bill came to $3,416.77!
To keep pace with the
rapid pace of business change,
230,000 changes are made in
every new edition of Dun &
Bradstreet’s Reference Book,
a listing of credit standing
and other vital information in
nearly 3,000,000 businesses
in the U.S. and Canada. And
an updated edition appears
every other month!
During World War II the
U. S. Navy grew from a
strength of 300,000 men and
320 ships to over 4,000,000
men and 1,160 warships. At
the beginning of the Korean
War U.S. Naval strength was
about 375,000 men and 573
ships.
If not for the fig wasp, cer
tain kinds of figs would be
extinct.
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By L ESTE R MADDOX >
Why the attacks upon Lester Maddox by the Atlanta
Constitution, Governor Carter and two state senators? Why did
the Governor first publicly call for abolishing the office of
Lieutenant Governor and then switch to leading the fight to
“strip” the Lieutenant Governor of Georgia? And why did The
Atlanta Constitution first, and then United Press International
call one senator an “avid supporter” and another senator “a
long-time political ally” of Lester Maddox when neither has ever
been an “avid supporter” or “a long-time political ally of Lester
Maddox?”
The answer is simple and true. Lester Maddox as Lieutenant
Governor belongs to the people .. .not the politicians. Lester
Maddox stands as the last major roadblock to the power-mad who
are working to destroy the last stronghold of representative
government at the Georgia State Capitol.
(along with my staff) of trying to carry a workload more than
double any previous administration at the lowest cost possible.
We have not doubled the number of politicians coming into the
office, but we have had an increase of more than four times the
number of letters, phone calls and visits from moms, dads,
children and others who come to the Office of Lieutenant
Governor for help and we are not going to turn back ONE
Georgian regardless of what the “Deceivers’ Quartet” (The
Governor, the two senators and the Atlanta Constitution)
charge ...
of starting my personal secretary at $8,000.00 annually, even
though when I moved to the office of Lieutenant Governor in
1970 she took the place of a secretary “making over $11,000.00
annually.” And I’m guilty of starting every secretary at less than
their counter parts were making before we moved into the office
of Lieutenant Governor and even though some other legislative
secretaries are being paid $9,000.00, $9,700.00, and $11,000.00
annually . . .NO secretary in the office of Lieutenant Governor
receives as much as $9,000.00 annually. But the “Deceivers’
Quartet” will not tell you these truths because its efforts are to
try and discredit Lester Maddox and deceive the people.
of reducing the air transportation cost of the Lieutenant
Governor. During the first eighteen months of the four year
period before my being elected Lieutenant Governor, the cost
was $41,574.00. The cost for my first eighteen months was
$20,631.00. This is a saving of $20,943.00 in eighteen months,
less the cost of my using a state car sometimes.
of further working to reduce cost by spending NOT ONE
NICKEL for lodging, meals, cabs, etc., during my first eighteen
months in office, while in the first 18 months of the term before
mine the cost was $2,127.00, and although Governor Carter and
members of the Senate provided me with a driver and security
aid, probably because I was a former governor as well as being
Lieutenant Governor, I am guilty of releasing the man early in my
administration in order to cut expenses and save money.
And I’m also guilty of paying my administrative assistant
$17,500.00. The Atlanta Constitution told the truth in this
instance, but what its writers would not tell you is that Mr. Zell
Miller and Mr. Mac Barber also were paid at the annual rate of
$17,500.00. In addition, the same position paid $15,600.00 in
1969 before I started serving as Lieutenant Governor. With one
five percent and one ten percent raise durihg the past three years,
the man employed before my arrival would be making
$18,000.00 rather than the $17,500.00 being drawn by the very
able former senator Mike Padgett.
The attacks upon Senator Padgett and Mr. Blankenship are
mean, ugly, and unfair for their only guilt is that they know
Lester Maddox. And the cause of the attacks is more upon
representative government than upon me for I am the major
obstruction to the Governor and his forces in their drive to wipe
out legislative independence at the Georgia State Capitol.
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\dl your Army Reserve unit. The number’s in the phone book
under“U. S. Government!’ Earn from $42.76 a month.
, The Army Reserve.
It pays to go to meetings.
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■ The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, November 9, 1972
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