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Newspaper Page TextPage 6 ■ The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, December 28, 1972 ?Z7// jL > /Jr j 'lj^ 1 <r ' tP° -i' i"™* ' : ' SALE FOR SALE 1969 Volkswagen in good con ditlon. $ 950.00. Call - 462. 5527 in Nahunta. ts. SINGER SALES AND SERVICE For Singer Sewing Machine Repair Call. R. B. Brpoker Hardware ( AUTHORIZED DEALER ) In Nahunta, Ga. •• We service all makes of sewing machines”. Telephone- 462.5171 ts BILL KAISER'S FACTORY OUTLET Save money at Bill Kaiser'i Factory Outlet. Men's suits/ Jackets, trousers, allweathei coats & Jackets. Ladies & Junior sizes pant suits, dresses, slacks, tops, sweaters, and coats. Rt. 17 North, Brunswick, ts NEW CLOTH SALE - SALE-SALE At Ingle’s Grocery in Hickox. All pre-cut lengths of $2.98 material on sale this week only, for $1.98 per yard. Don’t miss this sale hurry out to Ingle’s now. ts. FOR SALE 1964 Ford Station Wagon. Radio, Heater, Air Conditioned. Automatic Transmission & Power Brakes. Call 462.5518. $ 550.00. SYLVANIA Did you know that Sylvania T. V.’s lead the Industry in least number of service pro blems? See these No. 1 sets now at CECIL MOODY’S. WANT ADS 808 CARMICHAEL FACTORY JSWkO’ PRICES ON ALL QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Waycross Discount Mobile Homes 1920 Albany Ave. WAYCROSS, GA. PHONE 283-8020 SERVICE DIRECTORY CHANCEY’S STANDARD STATION WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR" CAR WASH G LUBRICATION EDWARD CHANCY OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA Lm north ^^on highway 17^^. SEE OUR QUALITY selections! |MRH phone 264-8857 ■■ BEFORE YOU BUY I IU - H — u SEE I ■ ■■ IVPW# i / V LARRY JOHNSON OR PAT GAINOES I !■ $ VH^V ■ ■ V A FOR THE BEST DEAL IN SOUTH GEORGIA | I MOBILE HOMES V HOMES FROM $2995, I I 1/2 MILE NORTH OF BRINSWICK CITA LIMIT 24 WIDES ANU 12 JUIDES. I MISC. Wainrights Cold Storage now open for business. Webutcher hogs and cows. We will make sausage, cure and smoke meat. We age your beef and cut and wrap for the freezer. We also cut and wrap venison. Please call us. Wainrights Cold Storage Phone 462. 5593 ts. + ATTENTION MEN + SEMI - DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED Local & over.the.road driver training being offered thru sac. ilities of Common Carrier. On . the • job type training; no experience necessary. In. dustry wages exceed $6 per hour with benefits. Forimmed. late application call Area Code 404-875-2941 or write to Semi Division Suite No. 108; 1100 Spring St. NW; Atlanta, Georgia 30309. ts. SYLVANIA Cecil Moody is happy to an nounce that we have been ap pointed dealer for Sylvania T. V.’s and Stereos. See our large selection now at CECIL MOODY FURNITURE & APP LIANCE. ALMANACS GET YOUR 1973 CECIL MOODY ALMANAC NOW AT CECIL MOODY’S. 1-4. FOR RENT Three Bedroom House Trail er. Located in Rabon, Georgia. Call - 4G2 - 5049. 1-11. TRY NAHUNTA AUTO SUPPLY Complete Line Os Auto - Truck & Tractor Parts Also MACHINE SHOP Over Nite Service Phone 462-5850 or Night 458-4313 NAHUNTA, GA. J ... Purchase Corelie or Centura China by Corning and enjoy years of worry free use. Gu aranteed against chipping, cr acking, or breaking. 10 per cent discount on all Centura in stock at CECIL MOODY’S. Check our stock of bedroom suites for the most complete line in our history. Magnifi cently carved suites complete with triple dressers, door ch ests, armoires, nite tables, and chairback headboards. Shop both floors for Bassett, Con solidated, Broyhill, Dixie, Carolina and other nationally advertised lines at CECIL MOODY’S. WITH Centura & Corelie By Corning BEDROOM SUITE SPECIALS BUXTON BILLFOLDS Choose from our selections of Ladies’ and Men’s bill folds by Buxton. Nationally advertised and available in Nahunta, at CECIL MOODY’S FURNITURE. WANTED Timber or timber lands. Highest prices. Contact Mr. William R. Davis. Phone 912/882-5625, St. Marys, Ca. “LASER SAWS” Laser beams are not likely to replace conventional wood working machinery in the near future, but they are proving useful in certain specialized ap plications. Advantages of laser cutting include narrow width cut, smooth cut edges, no saw dust and quiet operation. And because only the laser beam contacts the wood surface, there is no tool wear and no pressure on the work piece. Slow cutting speed is the chief disadvantage of laser cutting at this time. WATERSHED Just stop and think—we couldn’t live without water. For drinking, washing and cooking—we need water. For fire protection, sanitation and recreation—we need water. An area of land from which a stream gets its supply of water is known as a watershed. It may be as small as a farm or as large as the Missouri River drainage area. But you should know your watershed and how it is being used. Subscribe for Your Home Newspaper JACOB'S STANDARD STATION SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PHONE 462-5404 CAR WASH S LUBRICATION DAVID JACOBS OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA Forester Heads Environmental Council ATHENS —A Cooperative Extension Service forester, George D. Walker, has been re-elected chairman of the Georgia Environmental Educa tion Council. The U. Ga. staff member served as treasurer of the Council before being elec ted chairman last year. Walker will serve during the coming year with the following new officers: Chairman-elect—George Sturgis, Twin City, science consultant with the State De partment of Education; secre tary-Miss Frances Huntress, Blairsville, forester with the U.S. Forest Service, and trea surer—Charles B. Place Jr., Macon, forestry education as sistant with the Georgia Forest ry Commission. New members of the GEEC Board are Mrs. George Ray, (Savannah, president of the Garden Clubs of Georgia; Phil lip Greear, Rome, head of the department of biological and earth sciences at Shorter Col lege, and Dallas Stewart, At lanta, science coordinator with the State Department of Ed ucation. Walker said one of the main projects of the Council is sponsorship each summer of Environmental Education In stitutes for Georgia teachers. The Institutes were started at Shorter College and Valdosta State College in 1966, and I : I 8 ¥ 8 2? Sr & s? » ♦ a | BEST WISHES | | For ji joyous | | JIND P^C^' | L . | | i & 4 May this be the year of . S S ’ which we’ve dreamed. Jr <4 > I Paloma Court g | & Restaurant | APPLY NOW We Train You to Work As LIVESTOCK BUYERS If you have some livestock experience we will train you to buy cattle, sheep and hogs. For a local interview, write today with your background. Include your complete ad dress and phone number. LIVESTOCK BUYERS, INC. Box 1181 Des Moines, lowa 50311 Training Cattle and Livestock Buyers WANT ADS DON'T COST, THIY PAY I Mr. Walker added to the summer program at West Georgia College, Carrollton, in 1972. The GEEC chairman said the Institutes will be held at all three colleges again in 1973. The dates are June 11-29 at Shorter, June 11-29 at West Georgia, and June 18-July 6 at Valdosta State. “The Environmental Educa tion Institute brings together teachers, administrators, re searchers in ecology and pro fessionals in environmental management,” Walker ex plained. “Teachers experience the vastness and variety of the SOC-GAS lOOMS BY JUDY 8 RAY MURRAY “Guess I'd better re-word that sign!" You will like our clean rest rooms too. MURRAY' S GROCERY & SOC - SERVICE Bait - Tackle and Ammunition Phone 462-5003 Lulaton, Ga. environment and learn the dangers of depleting irretriev able resources. “We seek to develop positive attitudes toward environmental quality,” the Extension forest er continued. “And of course we expect participants to convey their expanded know ledge to their students.” Information leaflets explain ing the Institutes and scholar ship funds which are available, along with application forms, may be obtained at any inter ested teacher’s school or by writing to Walker at the Co operative Extension Service, Athens, Ga. 30601. In addition to serving as Extension forester and as chair man of the Environmental Education Council, Walker is also one of the instructors in the summer Institutes. A native of Conyers, he attended Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C., for two years and in 1952 received his bachelor’s degree in forestry from the University of Georgia. U. Ga. awarded him the master’s degree in 1965. Walker joined the Georgia Extension Service in Septem ber of ’56 and has been working as a professional forester since that time. COTTON PROGRESS Georgia’s 1971 cotton crop is forecast at 320,900 bales, according to the State Crop Reporting Service. CRS says this estimate, made in early October, is 20,000 bales above the one made in early September. And it is 28,000 bales above the 1970 crop. The yield per acre is indicated at 399 pounds, which is 31 pounds above the ’7O average. INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS HICKOX, GEORGIA I I ) 1 The Money You Save Will Jingle I Jf / If You Always Trade With Ingle J Open Monday thru Saturday, I A. M. t* * P. M. FOOD STAMPS AUTHORIZED 29* I * 3 for *I.OO LETTUCE, CABBAGE, CELERY, CARROTS, LEMONS, SWEET POTATOES, ONIONS, IRISH POTATOES, BANANAS GRAPES, TOMATOES, GRAPEFRUITS, APPLES, ORANGES, RED DELICIOUS & GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES BELL PEPPER - RUTABAGAS - FRESH CORN - TOMATOES HUNT'S BARTLETT PEARS, 29 OZ. CAN 45< UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM, 2 1/4 OZ. CAN, 2 FOR. . 49< MARTHA WHITE MUFFIN MIX, ASST. , 2 FOR 35^ BAGGIES PLASTIC SANDWICH BAGS, 80 COUNT 35^ PHASE 111 DEODERANT SOAP, 2 FOR 49^ HAMBURGERS — BRISKET STEW — ALL MEAT STEW BEEF ROAST — NECK BONES — SMOKED BACON CHEESE TENDERIZED HAMS — SAUSAGES BOSTON BUTTS ~ FAT BACON — BOLOGNA — WEINERS (STEAK) ROUND ~ T-BONE - SIRLOIN ONLY SLQ9 PER POUND ° penallday isWalS NEW YEARS DAY . JANUARY 1, 1973 Patronize W. Ml "’MI M • We take this opportunity to thank you for your past patronage and to assure you of our continued desire to serve you through the coming year. A. B. BROOKER & SON BROOKER'S DEPT. STORE NAHUNTA, GEORGIA WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON ALL YOUR BUILDING ■ MATERIALS! CARPENTRY WORK r ’ * PANELING * REPAIRS * PAINTING * REMODELING * REROOFING * BUILDING * NEW-HOMES BUILT. CARTER & DIXON CALL COLLECT 496-2138 for FREE ESTIMATE P.O. BOX 272 — FOLKSTON, GEORGIA 31537 Our Advertisers