The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, January 18, 1973, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage 6 The Brantlex Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, January 18, 1973 // if / V $ ^Jt 1L 4I#A S^b / / Jr 7 ,37 i £&&■' * : F $ ¥ IT? 'Jr/ &O ‘A *£^J cast i 9: /; -.V 'Jr f> 7 ••’ '&/ ' 'iSight 'tfl Z J X' 1 ' •■■-■ f*- ■ .. <£ IL^—L-^,— - if SALE - *. <-..■—— ————————■— FOR SALE 1969 Volkswagen in good con. dition. $ 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- 462-3171 ts BILL KAISER'S FACTORY OUTLET Save money at Bill Kaiaer'i Factory Outlet. Men'a suits/ jackets, trousers, allweathet 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 SA LE 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix • Excellent Condition. For In formation Call 462-5439 or see D.S. Moody. Iti. FOR SALE 8 x 14 ’ TANDOM TRAIL ER. CALL 462.5592. Iti. MORGAN’S FENCING Industrial and Residential. Chainlink Wood and Farm. In. stalled or Material only. Free estimates. Call 458-3970 or 283-1339. 2.1. PORCH SWINGS OAK PORCH SWINGS AND TH REE PIECE PORCH SETS NOW IN STOCK ATCECIL MOODY’S 1.25. Notice C. L. KING ANNOUNCES OFFICE HOURS FOR BRANTLEY COUNTY TAX COMMISSIONER MONDAY & TUESDAY- OPEN WEDNESDAY TIL NOON THURSDAY & FRIDAY - OPEN SATURDAY TIL NOON CLOSED SUNDAY BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ; ■ CHANCEY'S STANDARD STATION WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR" CAR WASH & LUBRICATION EDWARD CHANCY OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA I^^H phone 264-8857 ' ^HB BEFORE YOU BUY I |^U|^b_M BMM/ M HOMES FROM $2995. I (■vn SS T■■ I ■ WV i J )// 24 WIDES AND 12 JU IDES. I In Uni VII la J see I I" MOB. I. E^Tm ES Pl " D ™- B °“ t L d R E "aI V r" S ° N I ■ 1/2 MILE NOKTH 01 BKVNSWICk CITY LIMIT c^nTu rrnu/i* ■ SUU in. bLUnbIA J FOR SALE 1968 Cutlass Olds, in Ex. cellent condition. Contact Law rence O’Berry. Phone 473- 2061. in. • FOR SALE TOBACCO EQUIPMENT 1. Powell Bulk Barn. 1. Tobacco Topper. 1. Transplanter. Tobacco Sticks. Call 473-2670 in Hortense. FOR SALE One Lot and Trailer in St. ein Hatchee, Fla. Call 473- 2670 in Hortense. FOR RENT Two House Trailers in Ray. bon for rent. One 12 x 40 and one 10 x 50. Contact Addison Strickland. Phone 462- 5049. 1-25. FOR RENT Six acres tobacco acerage for rent. 12000 pounds. Make offer for all or part. E.L. Sears Phone 462.5733 Nahunta, Ga. " INTERVIEWER WANTED FOR PART - TIME TELE PHONE SURVEY WORK. GIVE PHONE NUMBER. MUST HAVE PRIVATE LINE. NOT A SELL ING JOB. AIR MAIL LETTER INCLUDING EDUCATION , WORK EXPERIENCE AND NA MES OF REFERENCES TO : AMERICAN RESEARCH BUR EAU, FIELD OPERATIONS, 4320 AMMENDALE ROAD , BELTSVILLE, MARYLAND 20705.” 1-18. HELP WANTED WANTED TWO WAITRESS ES AT THE GOLD HOUSE RES TAURANT. PLEASANT WORK ING CONDITIONS. APPLY IN PERSON. ts. WANTED Timber or timber lands. Highest jrices. Contact Mr. William R. Davis. Phone 912/882-5625, St, Marys Ga. 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. 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. 4- ATTENTION MEN + SEMI • DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED Local & over-the-road driver training being offered thru fac ilities of Common Carrier. On • the • job type training; no experience necessary. In dustry wages exceed $6 per hour with benefits. For immed iate application call Area Code 404-875-2941 or write to Semi Division Suite No. 108; 1100 Spring St. NW; Atlanta, Georgia 30309. ts. CALANDERS GET YOUR 1973 CALENDAR NOW AT CECIL MOODY’S. 1-25. NOTHING'S ECSTATIC ABOUT STATIC You can hear it. You can surely feel it. You cannot taste or smell it, but you often see its effect. This is static electricity, and it causes clothing to cling and snap. It’s with u.s all year long but is especially noticeable in dry climates and in cold weather. Although static electricity can he in all clothing, it’s usually a problem only with synthetics because there is no moisture on which the charge can travel. Static electricity builds up in the form of shock, a snapping noise and an uncomfortable cling. This is especially true of synthetics and permanent press dried at a high temperature. The only good thing you can say about static is that it can be easily eliminated right in the washing machine. •Just add one to two capfuls of NuSoft fabric softener to the final rinse, and you’ll be ecstatic about the results. This fabric softener also helps keep permanent press garments truly wrinkle-free and eases the ironing of all fabrics; keeps corduroy gar ments soft, smooth, wrinkle free, and puts an end to stiff blue jeans and scratchy tow els, making them more com fortable to wear and use. And a fabric softener is something you don’t mind getting in your hair if you're wearing a synthetic hairpiece because it eliminates static electricity from that too! JACOB'S STANDARD STATION SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PHONE 462-5404 CAR WASH C LUBRICATION DAVID JACOBS OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA NEWS FROM THE SENATE one ounce or less of mari juana. ( Sponsored by Senator Kidd of the 25th.) Senate Bill 15. Would change provisions re lating to buildings which con. stitute fire hazards. ( Sponsor, ed by Senator Kidd of 25th, Senator Hamilton of 26th, Sen ator Hudgins of 15th, and others.) Senate Bill 16. Would create a " Long Term Health Care Reviewing Board ” to regulate the establishment of long term health care facilit. les. ( Sponsored by Senator Kidd of the 25th District.) Sen. ate Bill 17. Would Provide that any money received from the sale of equipment used in the illegal liquor business wo uld be turned over to the coun ty government after expenses and court costs have been paid. ( Sponsored by Senator Kidd of the 25th District.) Senate Bill 18. To redefine the term “ clearing corpora tion ” asit appears in the “ Uniform Commercial Code”. ( Sponsored by Senator Kidd of the 25th District.) Senate Bill 19. Would require increased fire safety measures in build ings used for medical treat ment purposes or as homes for the elderly. ( Sponsored by Senator Kidd of the 25th Dis trict.) Senate Bill 20. To al low the State Department of Transportation to lease air rights over existing or pro posed limited-access highways. ( Sponsored by Senator Kidd of the 25th District.) Senate Bill 21. To extend the defi nition of the word “ agency ” in the “ Georgia Records Act” to include authorities. ( Spon sored by Senator Starr of the 44th District.) Senate Bill 23. Would make it a crime to use an object with an altered i. dentification mark in the com mission of a crime. ( Spon. sored by Senator Tysinger of 41st District.) Bar-B-Que Chicken Suppe r There will be a chicken sup. per Friday night, sponsored by the Boys Basketball Team. No plates sold at the door, carry out available, and good Bar-B-Q chicken. Proceeds go for the Bl azers and warmups. Serving from 5-7 Friday, January 19th. Tickets may be purchased from the Basketball Team, FFA, FTA, and FHA members. BUYING FRUIT Appearance counts when buying fruit. But it isn’t everything, specialists with the USDA Consumer and Market ing Service point out. They suggest selecting fruits for best eating quality rather than outer appearance alone. True, appearance and quality are closely associated, but fine appearance does not always denote fine quality. The C&MS folks say a fruit with poor appearance due to poor color or superficial blemishes may have excellent eating quality. CAR VELLA KING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR New House Wiring Electrical Repairs Specializing in House Trailer Service Entrance 60 & 100 amp panels Phone 462-5699 PUBLIC SAFETY A spokesman for the Depart ment of Public Safety (former ly the State Highway Patrol ) has announced new laws relat> ing to drivers license. On January 1, 1973, the De partment of Public Safety will implement two programs relat. ing to drivers licenses. They are the Classified Licenses and the Visual Acuity Programs. The classified license pro gram will reguire the license holder to obtain that endorse ment or endorsements, neces sary to permit the operation of certain vehicles. All licens ed veterans must comply with this system during the month of their birth in 1973. The holders of all operators and chauffeurs license may contin ue to operate all vehicles wh ich they are presently allowed to operate until these license expire. The license holder must ob tain the following endorsements in order to operate certain ve hicles. Class 1: Permits the opera, tion of automobiles and single unit vehicles up to 24,000 poun ds. Class 2; Permits the opera tion of motorcycles and all vehicles included within class es 1. Class 3: Permits the opera, tion of buses 80 inches or wider and designed to carry more than 10 passengers, used as a common or contract car rier and all vehicles included within class 1. Class 4; Permits the opera tion of single unit vehicles lie ensed registered for 24,000 pounds or more and all ve hicles included within Class 1. Class 5: Permits the opera tion of combination vehicles and vehicles included within Class 1 and Class 4. Instructional Permits: Class 1 Learners: This is the only photographic learners license. It is also the only li cense available to the 15 year old applicant. The holder of a class 1 learners license must be accompanied by a licensed 21 year old and is restricted to the vehicles included with in Class 1. This license is val id for one year. Class 2 Instructional Per mits: The holder of this per mit must also have a Class 1 license in his possession. This permit allows the holder to operate motorcycles with certain restrictions. This per mit is valid for 30 days. Class 3, 4 and 5 Instruct ional Permits: There exists two permits in each of these classes. They are the 3 mon ths and the 6 month permits. The holder of either the 3 mon th or the 6 month permits must possess a Class 1 Lic ense in addition to the permit. The holder of either of these permits must be accompanied by a 21 year old driver, prop erly licensed in the class for which the permit was issued. Visual Acuity: All persons who apply for a license after January 1, 1973, must submit to an eye screening by the De partment of Public Safety. Th ose individuals who wish to be licensed must register an acuity level of at least 20 - GO. All licensed veterans will be required to submit for an eye PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS void. VP Jj . onuc. stopc/ Bl; *■ Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry Street Jesup, Ga Phone 427-2254 screening during the month of their birth in 1973. Those who fail to do so will cause their license to become invalid. All new veteran licenses will have an X in the expiration year since the license does not ex. pire; however, the license will reflect a re-examination date and this date must be kept current or the license becomes invalid. All other holders of valid Georgia licenses will not be required to submit for eye screening until the licenses they currently possess expire. The visual re-examination will be necessary every four years. Want Ads I “The world is full of willing people; some willing to work, I the rest willing to let them.” (Robert Frost) HOLLY’S BIG CLOSEOUT SALE ALL PRICES CUT - SOME 1/2 PRICE MANY BELOW COST ALL MERCHANDISE REDUCED TO SELL EVERYTHING MUST GO OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. BANKAMERICARD AND MASTERCHARGE WELCOME U. S. 301 NORTH NAHUNTA, GEORGIA INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS HICKOX, GEORGIA [ [ 1 | The Money You Save Will Jingle I- \ J 1 If You Always Trade With Ingle \ / Opan Monday thru Saturday, t A. M. to 9 P. M. FOOD STAMPS AUTHORIZED W DUNCAN HINES I BLUE PLATE Cake Mixes I Mayonnaise Bathroom Tissue 3 For SI.OO I Qt. 49 { 4 Rolls 45a KENT'S PRIDE FIELD PEAS (with snaps) 15 OZ. CAN 2 / 39< HEINZ TOMATOE CATSUP, 20 OZ. BOTTLE 39^ LETTUCE, CABBAGE, CELERY, CARROTS, LEMONS, GRAPES, TOMATOES, GRAPEFRUITS, APPLES, ORANGES, SWEET POTATOES, ONIONS, IRISH POTATOES, BANANAS TENDERIZED HAMS - SAUSAGE BRISKET STEW - HAMBURGER - ALL MEAT STEW SMOKED BACON - BEEF ROAST - WHITE BACON BOLOGNA - LUNCHEON MEAT - CHEESE - PICNIC HAMS ( SAUSAGE ROLLS FROM CAULEY'S ) Polyester knit fabrics (STEAK) " ROUND - T-BONE - SIRLOIN ONLY $1.09 PER POUND GED Test Set GED preparation classes are being organized to help adults that: plan to take the GED tests at a future date; those ad ults that have already taken the test but made scores be low passing. The purpose of these classes are to help those adults improve their education al abilities sufficient to pass the GED examination. Applica. tion must be made one week prior to taking the GED tests. For further information call or visit the address below: Basic and Secondary Adult Education, 1200 Colley Street Waycross, Ga. 31501. Telep hone 283-1312. The next test will be given at 9:00 am Jan. 26, 1973, at the above address. A person that successfully passes the GED Examination will be issued by the State Department of Education a “ High School Equivalency Dip loma”.