Tattnall journal. (Reidsville, Ga.) 18??-2016, September 26, 1974, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED AD^ & L THE PLACE TO LOOK ^ TOR RENT — Furnished and unfurnished 2 bedroom apartments In Glennville. Contact Charlie Rowland at 654 2111. K|6|tf| HELP WANTED — Apply in pe son. Claxton Poultry, Claxton, Ga. |7|2s|tf| FOR RENT — All new 2 bed room apartments, furnish ed or unfurnished; central heat and air; kitchen ap pliances furnished; located in Reldsvlile, Ga. For more information, contact The ron L. Rogers, Phone 557- 9976. 88tf MEN/WOMEN — Make this season a profitable one. Earn Christmas money sell ing Watkins Fabulous Gift Line. Phone 557-4839. |829 tf| FOR SALE — 1973 Kawasaki 100, $295.00 cash. Call be tween 9:00 A. M. and 6:00 p. M., 557-3831. |B;29!tf| FOR SALE — White German Shepherd, 3 years old, very gentle, well trained, $25.00. Would prefer family with children. Call B. C. Collins, 684-4633. |9'l92f FOR SALE — 1969 American Ambassador, 4 door, air condition, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission; very good condition. Contact Gail Todd, 739-3870 or Adelia Rogers, 684-3293 after 6 p. + loiotf Martin's TV Service RCA SALES & SERVICE PHONES 684-2882 684-2892 COBBTOWN, GA. Buy Your Set Where You Get Your Service Ambulance Service - Day or Night McCall-Trapnell Funeral Home EFFICIENT . DIGNIFIED - SYMPATHETIC We Honor Any and All Burial Policies and All Insurance Policies FRANK McCALL ERNEST TRAPNELL Dial 537-3901 or 557-2401 Lady Attendant BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 5 DIFFERENT LOCATIONS IN CITY LIMITS OF REIDSVILLE CONTACT GEORGE BLOUNT DAY PHONE 557-3121 NIGHT PHONE 557-4233 ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Free Estimate — Licensed ARCHIE JARRIEL Collins, Georgia Phone 693-3430 — Collins Phone 684-2365 — Cobbtown FOR SALE — 1971 30' Mobile Home Travel Trailer; one bedroom, air conditioning tub, gas heat; will sell for SI7OO. If interested call 684-3997. |lt|n| LOSE WEIGHT with New Shape Capsules and Hydrex Water Pills. Jarriel's Phar macy. ^9l2|Bt n! POSITION OPEN — For ex perienced legal secretary. Call 526-3231, Lyons, Geor gia. 912;4tl SMALL THREE ROOM COT TAGE — Suitable for one or couple. All electric. Range and Frigidaire. Furnished. Call 557-4933. 9 12 ts FOR SALE — 3 room house and 1969 two bedroom house trailer combined on % acre of land. Nice lawn and garden space. Also one acre of land. Sale price of $6,000.00. Located at Pon edrosa Community, 4 miles from Lyons on Collins Highway. Contact W. D. DeLoach. |9|l9|3t|n| WANTED — L.P.N.'s all shifts, contact Mike Winget or Gene Westmoreland. Call 557-4345. |9,2|4t| PIANO SALE CABLE CONSOLE S3OO Savings CABLE SPINET S2OO Savings KINGSBURY CONSOLE $250 Savings All New All Finishes and Designs Price Includes Benches and Tuning After Delivery 10 Year Factory Warranty Rebuilt Pianos From $395 Liberal Trades M. J. BOWEN'S PIANOS Satisfaction Guaranteed on All Tuning Sales and Service Reidsville, Ga. Call (912) 557-2061 Appointment Only FOR SALE — One white Ger man Shepherd Puppy, four months old. Call Clifford Alexander, Phone 693-5790. Ilt|n| 55 ACRE FARM FOR SALE 4 Miles East of Glennville on Ga. Highway 196 toward Hinesville, Ga.; Approx. 30 acres of cleared land, the ma jority of which is in pasture; Timber (including hardwood) has not been cut in 20 years; Entire farm is fenced and cross-fenced with large hay barn and livestock loading pen; Has branch head with running spring water ideal for pond or watering livestock; Perfect area for chicken houses or other farming ope ration; Small Tobacco and Cotton Allotment. Phone 654- 3445, after Six 654-2650. Any one interesting in submitting a sealed bid, please send to Sammie K. Varnadoe, Jr., 401 North Main Street, Glennville, Ga. 30427. |9|26|tf| NATIONAL HUNTERS ASSOCIATION Now registering hunting land for our members, who will pay CASH to owners for hunting priviledges, send name and address to : 272 Pryor St. SW. Atlanta, Ga. 404/523-4603. |lt| WILL BABY SIT — At my home for working mothers. Contact Carroll Knight, Phone 557-4401. |9|l9|2t| WANTED TO BUY — All kinds of timber, pulpwood, polts, etc. Anderson Tim ber Company, Collins, Ga., Phone 684-4143. |9|26|tf| HORSES FOR SALE — Palo mino Brood Mare, 7 years old, very gentle, well brok en, $250.00; 2 colts 6 months old $250.00 and 19 months old, $300.00; father of these two colts is a Triple A Champion; one Pekoe Walk ing Horse, $150.00; one Shet land Pony, $50.00; or make any reasonable offer on any of these horses. Call B. C. Collins, 684-4633 before 9:00 P. M. |B|lß|2t| MORGAN'S CABINET SHOP (CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS) Kitchen, Vanitees, Gun Cases & Corner Cabinets LOCATED AT OLD DRUG STORE BUILDING COBBTOWN, GEORGIA Contact or Phone RONALD MORGAN 684-4781 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ACREAGE - FARM PROPERTY RIVER FRONT PROPERTY LAKE FRONT PROPERTY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE Contact Plaza Realty Co. Telephone 355-9095 Savannah, Georgia or Johnnie W. Caldwell Telephone 557-4311 or 557-6221 Reidsville, Georgia Farm Facts BY HINTON J. HARRIS County Extension Agent Tattnall County SOIL TEST BEFORE LIMING LAWNS Fall and winter months are good times to apply lime to lawns if it is needed. The use of lime, when needed, is the foundation of a sound lawn fertility program. Most lawns only require every three to five years. More frequent ap plication may be necessary on sandy soils. General lime ap plication rates are 25 pounds per 1,000 square feet for san dy soils to 5-75 pounds per 1,000 square feet for clay soils. It is not advisable to lime lawns without first taking a soil sample to determine the actual amount needed. If you have not had the soil tested and would like to take one contact the county Extension office. The sample will be mailed to the soil laboratory for testing so that we can make the necessary recom mendations. For grass that is already established, you can broadcast lime over the sur face of an established sod. A word of caution — centipede grass will develop severe growth problems in overlimed FULL - TIME JOB OP ENING — Meat Cutt er Trainee, Produce and Stock Clerk. Hill Shopping Center. |lt| WANTED — Office Personnel, typing necessary; contact Lana Lanier, Tattnall Me morial Hospital, Phone 557- 4731. |lt| ; HELP WANTED—R'Ns&LPN's Interested in occasional prl ; vate duty, contact Mrs. ; Tyre, Director of Nursing, Tattnall Memorial Hospital, Phone 557-4731. |9|l9|2t| FOR SALE — Lowrey piano. Call after 5:00 p. m. 557- 4533. |9|26|4t| FOR SALE — Household furn iture. Call 557-6216. |9|l9|4t|n soils. Only In rare Instances Is lime recommended for this grass. CONTROL WEEDS Controlling weeds in the area around vegetable fields and gardens can pay divi dends to the vegetable pro ducer. Hedge and fence rows should be sprayed with con tact herbicides after the crop Is harvested. Besides de creasing weed problems, this can help prevent a build-up of Insects and virus diseases that transfer from weeds to crops. WINTER ANNUAL GRAZING CROPS Winter annual forage crops are high In energy and pro tein. Cash (out of pocket) cost of production will range from $60.00 to $70.00 per acre on most farms this season. Therefore, efficient utili zation is necessary for your winter annual forage crops to be a profitable enterprise. The nutritional needs of cat tle for which the forage crop is Intended should be consid ered. Limited grazing and supplemental feeding of a good energy feed would pro vide more efficient utiliza tion of the grazing crop. Winter annual grazing crops can support approximately one to one and a fourth feed er calves per acre without supplemental feed. A more efficient utilization of high protein and energy forage can be made by Increasing the stocking rate to two or two and one half feeder calves pel acre. With this stocking rate, a supplemental feed (usually low proteln-hlgh energy) Is used when forage growth Is not sufficient to meet the cattle needs. As forage growth Increases, supplemental feed ing Is discontinued, allowing for full utilization of forage. Hay can be fed to limit Intake by grazing. Dally gains will be lower when hay Is used as a supplemental feed as com pared to good corn silage, ground snap corn or citrus pulp. There are several choices you can make In planning your winter annual grazing. You may consider such crops as oats, rye, wheat, ryegrass and clover. You will need to make the decision of which one or combination you are going to use based on the time the forage Is needed, quality of forage as plants mature, adaptability, disease resistance and avallability of seed. The total forage yield Is approximately equal for wheat, oats, rye and ryegrass. A mixture containing one of the small grains, ryegrass and an adapted legume usually produce more total yield of higher quality forage over a longer period of time than winter annual crops seeded alone. The characteristics of the different crops are Important to consider: RYE — Rye can be planted earlier than other winter an nuals, therefore, It Is more dependable for early fall grazing. Rye seed germinates with less moisture than other winter annuals. Approximate ly seventy-five percent of the forage Is produced during fall and winter with very little or no forage production in mid spring. Rye Is well suited for a forage row crop rotation where land has to be prepar ed in early spring for a row crop. WHEAT AND OATS—These crops are quite similar In growth characteristics. They are planted In mid-fall. Early fall plantings often fall due to lack of moisture and dis ease and Insect problems. For age production of these crops extend Into mid - to - late spring. The energy value of wheat and oats is much high er as they mature than rye. About fifty percent of the to tal forage production Is pro duced In late fall or winter and fifty percent in the spring season. These crops have to be grazed throughout the spring to harvest their full value. This feature makes rotation with soybeans or these crops best suited for a grain sorghum. RYEGRASS — Ryegrass Is high qaullty winter annual grass. Early plant develop ment of ryegrass Is slower than small grains. When seeded alone plant develop ment Is faster than when seeded In a mixture with fast er growing small grains. When seeded alone, ryegrass pro duces about one-third of Its total production In the fall and winter and two-thirds In the spring. When seeded In mixtures about three-fourths of the total forage Is produc ed In the spring. CLOVERS — Crimson pro duces more fall and winter forage than the arrowleaf clovers. Crimson also matures In late April and early May (earlier than arrowleaf). To tal forage yield of Crimson and Arrowleaf clovers are similar. While crimson pro REIDSVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY An Agency created to serve ALL your Insurance needs. Our main concern is to protect our Customers and provide the quick est, best claim service possible. We are an Independent Agency representing seven Major Companies — The Hartford Group — Crum and Forster Insurance Companies — United States Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company — The Home Insurance Com pany — Great American Insurance Company — Georgia Casualty Insurance Company — Southern Insurance Underwriters. This list does not include several of the smaller companies we repre sent. Being an Independent Agency, we can find the right Com pany to give you the best possible protection for the best premium. HOME - AUTO - BONDS - CROP - FIRE - LIFE - ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION Reidsville Insurance Agency "Serving Your EVERY Insurance Need" Main Street Telephone 557-4311 Reidsville, Ga. WANTED AT ONCE FOR A TRAINING PROGRAM SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS EXPERIENCED OR TRAINEES WE CAN OFFER • Vacations with Pay ■ Family Atmosphere ■ Paid Holidays • Cafeteria with Hot Lunches • Blue Cross and Blue Shield • Plenty of Overtime • Life Insurance I Excellent Piece-Rate ■ Clean, Air Conditioned Plant Earnings Potential • Year-Round, Steady I job Security Employment ■ Music While You Work • A Systematic, Progressive Training Program We Have Established a Training Program for Sewing Machine Operators, and Are Accepting A Limited Number of Appli cations. We Will Show You How To Earn High Wages With Our New Piece Rate System. APPLY IMMEDIATELY! MURCEL MFG. CO. 410 S. HERRINGTON ST. GLENNVILLE, GA. 30427 Apply Between 8 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. or Call 654-3800. TIE TATTNALL JOURNAL'REIDSVILLE, GA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1974 duces some forage In the fall season, arrowleaf produces practically no growth In fall and early winter. Arrowleaf clovers produce about seven ty-five percent of their total yield In late spring and early summer. Plant growth Is much taller than Crimson. Like Crimson, Arrowleaf clov er may fix a considerable quantity of nitrogen . Arrow leaf clovers should be Inocu lated with type O Inoculant. Ryegrass and clover seed should not be covered with more than one-half Inch of soil. Small grains should be covered one to two Inches deep. Winter annual grazing crops may be overseeded on Bermuda and Bahia pastures. Forage Is usually ready for grazing In late winter about 60 to 90 days before new growth of bahla or bermuda begins. Winter annual grazing for age crops respond to fertiliza tion quite well, especially ni trogen. Lime should be used to maintain a soil pH of 6.0 or better. Nitrogen should be used periodically to regulate and stimulate growth as need ed. Buddy Monroe Died Last Tuesday After Long Illness James Calvin "Buddy" Monroe, 19, died Tuesday at Candler County Hospital af ter a long Illness. He was a native of Tattnall County. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mon roe of Collins; his maternal stepgrandmother, Mrs. Loree Carter of Cobbtown; his pa ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Remer Monroe of Col lins. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 p. m. at the Cobbtown Baptist Church. In terment was In the Sunlight Church Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Ro bert Coleman, Billy Hess, Ho ward Sikes, Hicks Callaway, W. L. Sikes, Robert Sapp. Officiating ministers were Rev. Calvin Durrence and Rev. Jimmie Tidwell. Kennedy Funeral Home of Cobbtown was In charge.