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Soil Conservation Activities
BY T. W. COLE
— Soil Conservationist —
E. B. Sanders is making prac
tical use of certain areas of his
14-acre farm south of Rex, just
off Stagecoach Road. On swamp
land that was growing some pas
ture together with willow and
alder bushes he .has built seven
ponds averaging from one-fourth
to one-half acre last fall and
spring. A reservoir was biiilt
parallel to the spring-fed branch
from which all seven ponds are
supplied water from pipes that
carry the water by gravity, be
ing controlled by valves.
Purpose of these ponds is to i
produce Golden Shiners, Tuffies
and Baltimore Minnows to sup- ।
ply the fish bait market, retail ■
and wholesale.
Dams and dykes that hold the 1
water in' the ponds have been
well sodded with grass to prevent
erosion and keep water from get- ;
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Crusaders
55 Made sleek
59 Business
transaction
60 To trouble
61 Biblical weed
63 Made an in
cision in
67 Petty Malice
69 Toward the
center
71 Painful
72 Os a bristle
73 Young salmon
74 Bone of
forearm
75 Trojan hero
76 To kill
77 Fortune
teller
DOWN
1 Summer
recreational
resort
2 Spoken
3 Italian coin
(pl.)
4 Mongols
5 Steadfast
6 Bustle
7 Seines
8 Woody plants
9 Simulate
10 Lubricate
11 City in Mass
achusetts
12 Cubic meter
13 Brought forth
21 To carry
23 Indonesian of
Mindanao
26 Begin
28 The sweetsop
ACROSS
1 Young horse
,B Jargon
9 Group with
legal author-
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15 River of
Europe
16 Lasso
17 Place of
trade
18 Observe
18 Feminine
name
90 Folds
12 Chair
34 Before
25 Decays
27 Generated
visible vapor
29 To furnish
pursuant to an
obligation
33 Emmet
34 King Arthur’s
lance
38 Growing out
37 Transactions
41 Fetid
43 Conformity
with fact
46 To cut, after
snick
46 Award of
valor
48 Prong of
fork (pl.)
50 Make lace
. edging
61 Small drink
53 Moslems
hostile to
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Forest Park, Ga.
North Atlanta Monumental Works, Inc.
Cor. W. Ga. Ave. & Old Hwy. 41 Forest Park. Ga.
POplar 1-3592 Mr. Okla Terry, Owner
All work guaranteed
ting muddy. Mqddy water re
sults in a waste of fertilizer and
does not help these species of
fish to make normal growth
In carrying out his plan with
the Upper Ocmulgee River Dis
trict Mr. Sanders has applied a
land use that is well adapted to
this class of soil. Being subject
to flood during excessive rains
with the basin having filled with
soil washed in from uplands
within this watershed for many
years rendering it impractical
and unprofitable for ^he pro
duction of row crops or pasture.
The ponds are laid out so ad
ditional ponds may be built down
slope as needed in the future and
be fed water by gravity from the
present supply.
Minnows from the ponds will
be ready for distribution Between
September 1 and 15 this year.
29 College dance
30 Part in play
31 Wife of
Geraint
32 Fane/ carry
ing cases
36 Heating
vessels
38 Poker stake
39 Lank
40 Places-
42 Native of
Denmark
44 Science of
recording
genealogies
47 Horizontal
member span-
ning an open*
‘ng (pl.)
49 Spanish halt
52 Edible seed
54 Enumeration
of population
55 Out of date
56 To mature
57 Choice part
58 Lets fall
62 Os a period
of time
64 Cabbags
65 Sea eagle
66 Expensive
68 Chinese
pagoda
70 A macaw
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Cherished Memories
that Live Forever
A well-chosen monument
beautifully expresses the
loving memories that live
forever In your heart. Bee
our display.
COMMENT
ON
SPORTS
BASEBALL
By PETE FRITCIIIE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14,-The
National League pennant race
has turned out to be — as ex
pected — the best in the Major
League. What is surprising about
it is the fact that the Milwaukee
Braves have been the toughest
Clayton County 4-H'ers
Attend State Council
By DONALD JOHNSON
Four Clayton County 4-H Club
members attended the Georgia
State 4-H council meeting at the
4-H Club center at Rock Eagle
last July 31st through August
2nd, 1956.
Those who attended were ac
companied by Mrs. Mary Single
ton and were as follows: Gall
Hilverink, Georgeanne Brown,
Jimmy Pace, and Donald John
son. This was the 23rd Annual
State Council meeting with
about 1,000 club members pres
ent. We had a good time and
learned more about 4-H Club
work and also met many new
friends.
One of the highlights of the
meeting was the dedication of
the W. A. Sutton dining hall
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Forest Park, Ga.
Individual and Business Returns
CHARLES B. PYKE
BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE
Notary Public
Off. 1000 Roosevelt Hwy. POplar 6-2267
Carports — Porches — Rooms Added — Roofing
— Siding — Sheet Metal Work — Bathrooms
Built Up Tar and Gravel
7i Roofs — Free Estimates —
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FHA Financing
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team to beat in the clrCfiit fob
the last six weeks.
The Brooklyn Dodgers dropped
four in a row to Milwaukee over
a month ago and then staggered
around for a week or two. Re
covering from these setbacks, the
Dodgers once again became
tough and even built themselves
a winning streak of seven or
eight games, before the Cubs
broke the spell.
Meanwhile, the Cincinnati
Reds didn’t, fall down and die,
a ssome had expected, though
their vaunted power didn’t make
itself felt after the All-Star
game in July like it should have.
The St. Louis Cardinals have lost
the* touch they had in spring
training and during the first of
the season. It may be too late
for them, though they are notor
iously late starters.
The Pirates have not collapsed
as a result of their removal from
stratosphere, an dhave played
good ball in recent weeks. The
Phillies have surprised with a
brand of baseball that has often
caught the leaders off balance.
The Giants — let’s face it —
have experienced the miseries.
And the Cubs have been off and
on, but playing pretty good ball
of late. They may be coming
along.
But the qquestion is the pen
nant — who will get it? The
Braves might pull it off, and
make up for alst year’s failure.
The Dodgers cannot be counted
out, however, in view of one er
vival they have accomplished al
ready, after being on the skids.
The Redlegs should stay in the
fight, with their great offensive
power, but they are not favored
over Brooklyn and Milwaukee.
The Cardinals could lind up in
it, but their performance in the
last month or more has lacked
which will feed twelve-huncfred
an hour.
The 4-H Center at Rock Eagle
is Mr. Sutton’s dream come
true” and all 4-H Club members
are very proud of it also and ap
preciate all of those who have
made it possible for them.
The speakers who were there
were Very interesting and we
all learned a lot from hearing
them. There was a time for rec
reation. We went swimming,
played softball, played horse
shoes nad volley ball in the aft
ernoon, and went dancing and
to the movies at night. We had
a very nice time and wish to
thank the Forest Park Kiwanis
Club and the Jonesboro Ex
change Club for paying our ex
penses to this meeting.
Naval Reserve Officers
Register at Georgia Tech
Registration for the Naval Re
serve Officers School, at Georgia
Tech’s Naval Armory began Mon
day, August 27 and continue
through Tuesday, September 11,
it was announced by Captain
George C. Griffin, Director,
NROS, Atlanta.
“An officer will be on duty at
the armory (Tel. TR 6-7514, ext.
59) from 12 a. m. to 9 p. m. each
week day, and from 9 a. m. to
4 p. m, on Saturdays during that
period,’’ said Capt. Griffin. “All
interested naval officers should
call during these hours for full
information on this program.”
Naval Reserve Officers Schools
the game-winning punch and
edge that wins pennants. Yet
the Cards are not yet out of it
They must — however — learn
to efeat the Bums if they are to
be worthy of a flag.
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For details as to moderate cost, call the
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are the Navy’s newest means of
helping reserve officers earn all
promotion and retiremen points
needed during a single year. Of
ficers attend classes one night a
week from 7:30 to 9:^o on Mon
day or Tuesday nights for a nine
month period. No classes are held
during the summer months.
Officers who enroll in NROS
classes receive priority when re
questing two weeks training duty
with pay for summer cruises.
NROS, Atlanta, recognized re
cently as one of the finest re
serve, schools in the country, is
being expanded this year to in
clude over 200 officers — 75 more
than last year.
Courses offered this year have
been increased. They include En
gineering, OOD - Seamanship,
Navigation, Orientation to Com
mand, Leadership, Operatonal
Planning and Staff Organiza
tion, Military Justice, Personnel
The forest Park Free Press-News, August 29,1956 •
Fulthrueta Roundup
Administration, and Education
and Training.
NROS programs resulted from
the Korean War. Reserve officers
called to active duty recalled
their administrative tasks well;
however, they had forgotten their
professional skills. A large por
tion of NROS classroom instruc
tion deals with professional sub
jects.
According to Captain Roy M.
Mundroff, who assumes the dir
ectorship of NROS, Atlanta, in
October, all Interested officers
should call TR-6-7514, ext 59
soon, for there are over 2500 re
serve officers in the Atlanta area
and the billets are expected to
be filled rapidly.
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CALL C. J. REDD . . .
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By POPE DTCKSON <
DICKSON FUNERAL HOME
Phone 2211 Jonesboro, Ga. mm
“Heat not a furnace for youy foe so hot that it do singe
thyself.”
Many of us have heard the remark “Revenge Is sweet” . . .
in fact, most of us have probably* said that every thing at
one time or another, without stopping to think how untrue
it actually is.
It is almost human nature to be vindictive, to want to hurt
somebody who has hurt us and at times we have tried to do
just that ... we have tried to retaliate only to learn that
revenge is quite empty after all. It rarely hurts the one to
whom it is directed and most often it injures the person
from whom it stems.
When considering an act of revenge it would be wise to
remember this epigram . . . “In taking revenge, a man is
but even with his enemy; but in passing it over he is super
ior.” The longer we live the more obvious it becomes that,
in the long run, WE GET WHAT WE GIVE.
We’d like to coach you to have your prescriptions
filled at Morris & Weldon, where the ingredients are
fresh, and compounded with meticulous care.
Morns &Weld<^^
PHONE PO. I -BA 13 - FOREST PARK, GA.
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THE BENEFITS.
Ban/c o/ Jonesboro
MEMBER F. D. I. C.
Tyrone remained unbeaten by
overpowering cellar- dwelling
East Coweta 11-7 last Thursday
night in the Fulthrueta Junior
League’s final week of play. Also
on Thursday night, third place
Fayetteville won a 9-0 forfeit de
cision from Stonewall.
In Saturday afternoon con
tests, Madras upset favored Riv
erdale 7-5, and Fairburn VFW
edged Palmetto 8-7.
FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
Tyrone 12 0 1.000
Riverdale 9 3 .750
Fayetteville 8 4 .667
Madras 7 5 .583
Stonewall 5 7 .417
Fairburn VFW 3 9 .250
East Coweta 2 10 .167
Palmetto 210 .167
“PUT ME IN
COACH!”
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