Special Handicraft Issue

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FARMERS & CONSUMERS

Tommy Irvin, Commissioner Georgia Department of Agriculture

Market Bulletin

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Volume 63

FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISEMENT INFORMATION SEE PAGE 2
Wednesday, June 1, 1977

Number 22

Waltoi
Forest Farmers'
"How-To-Do-It"
THE 1977 FOREST FARMER MANUAL, just off the press, is a 130page down-to-earth guide to forestry in practice in the South, designed primarily for private, nonprofessional timber growers.
The manual details the how-to-doit essentials of forest farming, and
features the theme "The Business of Forest Farming - Today's Opportunities and Challenges". It covers all phases of tree farming ineluding how to get stared' management techniques and costs, steps in protecting the forest, how to make a timber sale, procedures for setting up and main-
(Our guest columnist this week is J. Walter Myers, Executive Vice President, Forest Farmers Assn., P.O. Box 95385, Atlan-
ta, Georgia 30347.)____________
taining required records, trends in property taxation and details on how to qualify for timber capital gains provisions.
In addition to providing a wealth of do-it-yourself information, in laymen's language, the manual provides a comprehensive listing of technical and financial assistance available to southern landowners. It is available for purchase at $10 per copy, including postage. Requests should be addressed to Forest Farmers Association, P.O. Box 95385, Atlanta, GA 30347.
The manual is only one of the activities of the association, which over the years has become increasingly known as the voice of southern timber growers. This organization which has a membership of over 2100 in 15 southern states, represents ownership of some 40 million acres of commercial timberland; Small to medium-sized nonindustrial owners, however, continue to make up the majority of
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Salute to Dairying
Milk Measures Up!
June Dairy Month
Total milk production of 1,279 million pounds on Georgia farms during 1976 was 80 million pounds above 1975. The increase in total production over 1975 was 6.7 percent. The average number of all milk cows on Georgia farms remained the same and thus production per cow reached a new high of 9,915 pounds.
ASCS To Require Reports On Grains
Anticipating changes in farm legislation, the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service will soon require Georgia farmers to report their corn, grain sorghum, barley, and wheat acreage.
According to A.C. Jarrell, Acting State Executive Director, both congressional agriculture committees have reported out farm bills which provide that if a set-aside is implemented for 1978 crops, the acreage required to be set aside may be based on a percentage of the acreage planted for harvest in 1977.
Farmers will have until July 31 to report their acreage for corn and grain sorghum. Wheat and barley acreage must be reported prior to harvest. Farmers who have already begun or completed harvest should contact their ASCS office immediately.

Go. Cattle Producers Register

For Beef Order Referendum

The U S. Department of Agriculture has announced June 6 as the beginning of a two-week registration period for the Beef Research and
Information Order referendum and issued rules for the referendum.

New Peanut Variety
Developed In Ttfton
A high yielding, stronger shelled runner-type peanut is being released by the Agricultural Research , Service, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations.
The new variety, Tifrun, produces an average yield 4.5 percent higher than the most widely grown variety, Florunner, and has a stronger shell which cuts down on the amount of loose shell kernels produced.
Developed by Dr. R. O. Hammons, geneticist at the University of Geor
fia Coastal Plain Experiment tation, Tifrun is especially adaptable to southwest Georgia.
According to Hammons, the Tifrun peanut can grow wherever runner-type peanuts are grown, but it has done best on heavy soils and in non-irrigated field tests.
Tifrun seeds will be available for the 1978 season from the Georgia Seed Development Commission, 920 Whitehall Road, Athens, Georgia.

Anyone who was a cattle producer during 1976 can register to vote, either in person or by mail, at local Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service offices between June 6 and June 17.
A list of those who register will be posted daily at ASCS offices and a final listing will be posted five days after registration closes. Those registered can vote in the referendum between July 5 and July 15 at their ASCS office.
For approval of the Beef Research and Information Order, at least 50 percent of those registered must vote, and two-thirds of them must
favor it. The order would authorize a
research and information program administered by a Beef Board of up to 68 producers. Each state or geographic area would be represented in proportion to its cattle produc-
tion. The Beef Board could initiate a
broad spectrum of projects to improve beef production, distribution and marketing. Such a program could include consumer education and information, and research.
During the first three years of operation, the board could collect
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Quilting Alt Began "Once Upon A Time"

Once upon a time a woman's abilities as a housekeeper were judged by

the number of quilts she hung out to "air" each spring. Nowadays her ways

with a vitamin chart and her handling of a crepe pan are apt to be con-

sidered, too; but quilts and quilting haven't lost a fraction of their standing

as fine arts.

The origin of quilting is attributed to the Middle East and Central
Europe. The practice of placing
several layers of cloth together to keep warm marked the introduction
of quilting as we know it today. In Southern Europe, however,
quilting was used as decoration since the weather did not necessitate warmth. Quilting was seen as an influence even in ecclesiastical garments.

After the landing of the Pilgrims, American women were faced with the problem of creating with imagination, fingers, needles and thread the necessities of daily living. Hundreds of designs spread from one end of the country to the other, exchanged by friends, or carried by traveling peddlers and immigrating wagon trains. Patchwork tops became the outlet for pioneer
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Hand knit house shoes, any size or

Dear Editor: I am gathering information regarding organic
gardening, methods and remedies. Old timers and urban gardens send me an organic tip.
W. L Barrow

col. $1 to $3.50 pr. plus 35 cents post. Ruth Langford, Rt. 1. Box 134, Crandall 30711._______________
62 page quantity cookbook: tips, recipes for reunions, church, club, picnics, dinners, moveable meals.

P.O. Box88476

Mrs. Mary J. Hunt, P.O. Drawer808,

Atlanta, Georgia 30338

Elberton. Ph. 404-283-3972._____

Lovely white cro. swan soap

SPECIAL IANDICRAFTS'

Quilt patterns w/inst., Grandmother's Choice, Red Cross, Flower Basket, Fool's Puzzle, others 15/$1 plus 25 cents post. Debra Pugh, Rt. 7,
Box 206, Gainesville 30501._________
Macrame pot hangers, singles $3.50 up, dbls. $10 up. Joanne Wilkie, Dunroven Farms, Rt. 3, Box 113, Dallas 30132. Ph. 404-445-6046.

holders $2 ea. plus post. Bertha Dills. Rt. 1, Blairsville._________
Cathedral Window quilt complete printed pattern 50 cents and SASE. Mrs. Harry B. Johnson, 1295 Villa Rica Rd., Powder Springs 30073.
Appliqued quilts, afghans, hooked rugs, silk crazy quilt. Mrs. M. Nettleton, 3205 Covington Hwy.,

Quality handmade macrame items: plant hangers, hand-bags, key rings, and owl wall hangings, 1st quality materials, S.A.S.E. for price
list. Sandra Brady, Rt. 3, Box 106, Elberton 30635._____________

Afghans, croc, or knitted, any size, col., pattern; also, croc,
bathrm. sets, specify col. and pieces. Cheryl Stevens, Marietta. Ph. 926-

5887________________ Homemade Double Wedding Ring
and Step Around Mountain quilts,
full, $75, queens, $95, Kings, $135, all new cotton materials. Frankie C.
Jones, Rt. 2, Box 34A, Oakwood 30566. Ph. 536-6569._________

Unique wood planters, macrame plant hangers, owls and items made to order, S.A.S.E. for inquiries. R. Phillips, 1117 East 57th St.,
Savannah 31404. Ph. 354-6809.

Afghans, asstd. cols, and sizes, Granny Ripple stoles, $30 to $40. Mrs. H. C. Addington, 22 Henderson, Cornelia 30531. Ph. 778-6275._____

Necklaces:

"Expert"

Macrame/Turquoise Nugget, $5.

Sand-dollar, $4, African Trade

Bead, $2. Sharktooth on chain, $3,

Sand-dollar on leather, $3, denim

pocketbook, $3, croc. Inchworm

bookmark, $1. Mrs. L. Hull, 21 East

62nd St., Savannah 31405.

Quilt patterns w/inst. Wedding Ring, Flower Garden, Dresden Plate, Windmill, Drunkards Path 5/$l, 12/$2, 25 cents post. Willene Cantrell. Rt. 13. Gainesville 30501.
Inst. for making handkerchief purse $1 PP; also inst. w/sample for making bedspread from cloth tape and embroidery thread $1 plus 26 cents post. Mrs. Pauline Simpson, Rt. l.Mt. Airy 30563.
Quilt patterns: Fan, Butterfly, Dutch Girl/Boy, Wedding Ring, Little Laddie, Ohio Star, Pansy, Tulip, Dresden Plate 3/$1.25 Mrs. C. Lynch, Rt. 1, Rome 30161._________
Biscuit Quilted Shoulder bags, '9 x 11 in. cotton, calico fabric, matching lining and strap $10 PP, state col. Edna Jackson, Rt. 1, Box 741, Leesburg 31763.________________
fumbo peanut necklace w/adjustable suede leather string $2 PP; peanut ready to put leather, ribbon or chain $1.50. Mrs. J.E. Wesson, Rt. 1, Box 477, Cedartown 30125.______
Old fashioned handi-hat pin cushion w/12 spools thread attached, washable, reversible $5. Barbara Roland, Rt. 1, Grovetown
30813._________________________ Stop by step cro. inst. for
Cathedral Window afghan $1 SASE, Mrs. R.A. Armstrong, Rt. 4, Box 241, Milledgeville 31061.___________
Strainers for down spouts in gutters, no clog, protect walls and

Decatur 30032, cannot ship.______
Reg. size handquilted cotton quilts: Dbl. Wedding Ring, Flower Garden, others $85 plus $2 post, all sizes ready. Mrs. Harold Souther, Rt. 3, Box 182, Dahlonega.______
1 Granny Sq.,afghan, red, white and blue 54 x 55 in., washable. Edna Atha, Rt. 3, Loganville 30249. Ph. 466-4620._________________
ra. 3^ pc. chair sets $3, ladies' and children's slippers $3, for very small child $2 PP. Mrs. J.L. Williams, Rt. 2. Box 300. Blue Ridge 30513.
Child's cro. sweater size 2 yrs., yellow, It. green or red w/white trim $3.50 PP, chair sets $3 PP. Mrs. Leslie Barnes, Rt. 2, Blue Ridge 30513.__________________
Patterns: Dborstop hen/rooster, hen bun cover, hen pin cushion, petunia and piglet, diaper stacker, 3 in 1 apron $1.25 ea. Mrs. Bill Lewis, Rt. 3,Moultrie._______________
Ribbon Roses, cro. Christmas stockings for hanging. Mrs. W.P. Blissitt, Sr., 3279 Tulip Dr., Decatur 30032. Ph. 284-9345.__________
Doll house furniture: sofa, chair, ottoman sets, very pretty, diff. prints, scaled 1 in equals 1 ft. $7.50. Betty Mitchell, 3414 River Dr., Lawrenceville 30245._____________
White cro. bedspread 72 in. wide, 84 in. long $45; panzy doily $2.50, grape doily $3; Dutch windmill $2.40. Mrs. C.D. Odom, Rt. 1, Box 316,

FARMERS & CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN
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Agriculture Building Capitol Square
Atlanta, Georgia 30334 404-656-3727
Tommy Irvin, Commissioner
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foundation of farm bldgs. $1 ea. J.W. Garrett, Box 6383, Marietta. Ph. 971-
2933.__________________ Cro. afghans made to order:
Hexagons $40, Granny $35, let me know your wants. Mrs. J.D. Dickson, 4824 Flakes Mill Rd., Ellenwood 30049. Ph. 404-241^692._______
Owls: .macrame; string art $10 PP; macrame plant hangers $5 PP; dbl. $8 PP; embroidered denim purses $10,iron on patches $1. Rebecca Senn, Rt. 6. Dublin._____
Glass windchimes, kiln-fired, green, red, gold, blue, purple, unique gifts, $7 plus $1.50 post, and

Hinesville 31313.____________
Old fashioned Dutch boy/girl quilt pattern; also strawberry quilt pattern 50 cents ea. plus SASE. Alma Garrett, Rt. 1, Danburg 30632._____
Ornamental yard windmills: Old Man Sawing Wood, brightly painted $10 ea. Noel Lowe, Rt. 6, Canton Hwy., Cartersville 30120._______
Cro. caps from 5 aluminum drink cans, med. or large $5, children's $4. Margaret White, 1827 S. Boyd Dr. S. W.. Rocky Face 30740.___________
Handmade pocketbooks, denim, velvet and quilted, Irg. $8, med. $6, small $5 Plus post. Mrs. Shirley

annually.

ins. P. James, 1001 Crest, Cochran Canada, Rt. 10. Gainesville 30501.

To advertise, you must be a resident of Georgia. Out-of-state wanted column is the only exception to this rule. Notices must not exceed 20 words and must adhere to rules and regulations preceding each category.
Address all requests to be added to or

31014._____________________ Cro. hats, baby bibs $2, yarn dogs
$1.50, minute sofa sewing boxes $3.50, girl's dresses 1 to 3 size, $5 ea. E.L. Wright. 826 Richmond, Macon
31206.___________________ Quilt pattern booklets, manilla

Handmade knives from tempered band saws: paring $3 ea. or 4/$10, butcher $4 ea. 4/$13, filet $4 ea. add post. Dorsey Hortmen, Rt. 3, Reynolds 31076._____________
Handknitted personalized Christmas socks, red, green $12.50

removed from the mailing list, change of ad- folder of 12 applique pr 12 pieced ea.. name, trees, candles, wreath

dress and Form 3579 to The Market Bulletin office at the above address. All notices and advertisements should be addressed to Market Bulletin at the above address.

w/inst. and drawn picture $3 ea. knitted in. Ph. 404-476-3375. Mrs. Jenny Futral. Rt. 3. Franklin 30217. Troyce Jackson, Box 711, Duluth. Ph.
4 ft. jute macrame hangers w/10 404-476-3375.______________

The Farmers and Consumers Market in. pots $30; 3 ft. w/8 in. $20; SASE Macrame planter hangers $12 PP,

Bulletin assumes no responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin nor for any transaction resulting from published notices. Advertisers are cautioned that it is

for photo and info. Sybil Willingham, state col, will furnish artifical 6119 Houston Rd., Macon 31206. Ph. flowers and containers while they 912-788-2327._______________ last. Mrs. Smith 1850 Savannah Rd.,

against the law to misrepresent any product offered for sale in a public notice or advertisement carried in any publication that is delivered through the United States mail.
Deborah Prffe, Uftor
Martha Henderson, Asst. Ed., Notices

3 in 1 dolls. Red Riding Hood, Grandma. Wolf $12.50 PP. Nell Adams, Rt. 3, Box 142, Douglas
31533.___________________.
Handmade Raggedy Ann/Andy dolls, sizes 40 in. $20, 36 in. $15, 25

Augusta._______________________
"Holy Cow, Are You Eating Again?" for refrigerator door, magnetized black felt cow w/white letters $2 PP. R. Adamek, 4433 Pair Valley Dr., Austell. Ph. 944-3348.

Mike Win, Circulation Mar.
Published weekly at Capitol

in. $10, 20 in. $15, 15 in. $5, also 20 Beautiful cro. white tablecloth

in. black $7. Mrs. J.A. Strozier, 4112 "Roses on a Trellis" 59 x 67 in.

Lesley Dr., College Park 30337.

$60,other items SASE. Maud Cooper,

Square, Atlanta 30334. Second

Macrame owl necklaces, approx. Rt. 3, Box 91B. Hiawassee 30546.

class postage paid at Atlanta, 2 in. on perch, plus fringe, tail $2.50 Macrame plant hangers $10 -

Ga. Postal publication number: PP. M.S. Whitehead, F45 Co. Cor- W/red, green or yellow beads, 3 ft.

18762d. " ' ' v.y

ner.s, Athens 30601. ,Ph. ,548r2962., Jong-, holds 8rW in pot. G/Hodge,-11?

p.m,,549'3284,a.rn.. i ... .... ; W. Gaston. Savannah 31401, . .

Quilt patterns: 4 leaf clover, garden gift, cactus flower, horseshoe 25 cents ea., others, SASE, list 10 cents. Mrs. Arthur Gentles, Rt. 2, Box 143,Toccoa 30577._____
White tatting, single, 80 cents per yd. plus post, no samples; also book markers of a tatting and ribbon $1 plus 15 cents post. Mrs. C.F. Butler, 109 23rd St. S.E.. Moultrie 31768.
Patterns: Dutch Boy/Girl, Butterfly, Kitten, Puppy, Pig, Duck, Football, Big Rabbit, Overall Boy, Horse 3/$1.25. Debbie Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540.______________
Macrame purses, several cols, sizes, and shapes, some on hand, will take special orders. Mrs. Everett Bettis, Rt. 1, Box 114, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-5174._____________
Lrg. cro. potholders $1 ea. or 5/$4, diff. cols., PP if 5 ordered mixed cols. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 1. Box 146. Blue Ridge 30513._____
Handwoven and tied place mats and hot pads, washable, durable, choice of cols. $2.50 ea. set of 4-8 plus $1 post, pad. $1.25. Mrs. B. L. Cochran, 1510 Mayfield Rd., Alpharetta 30201.________-
Quilt patterns: Drunkard's Path, Dresden Plate, Bowtie, Fan, Monkey wrench, 8 Pt. Star No. 3/S1.25 add post. Mrs. f. W. Jackson, Rt. 2, Talking Rock 30175.___________
Machinemade quilts: king $20, queen $15, full $12 PP. Mrs. Grady Itson, Adairsville. Rt. 3, 30103.
Pine Tree quilt pattern w/pc. sq., 7 in. $1.15, 10 in. $1.50; 5 patterns for baby quilt $1.50 PP. Ruth Poole, Rt. 2, Alto 30510.
Chicken potholders $3 pr., 3 in 1 aprons $1.50 plus 30 cents post., no refunds. Bessie Sims, 441 Chestnut St., Lawrenceville 30245._________
Afghans: Grannie Sq. 64x45 $30 ea. 3 shawls, $10 ea.; Dbl. tatting for pillowcases $2 pr. Mrs. Milton Hicks, Box 277. Rt.'l. Canon 3052D.
Will cro. afghans; also cro. potholders. strawberry or lemon, orange, lime, or watermelon slices $1.75 ea. Sharon Woods, Rt. 1, Box 219, Kingsland 31548.________
New handsewn dbl. quilt tops: Grandmothers' Flower Garden, Lone Star, Trip Around World $20 ea. add post. Mrs. Dewey Ellis. Ellijay._____
Handmade quilts, diff. patterns; also appliqued. Mrs. J. R. Bryant, 2963 No. Fulton Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30305. Ph. 404-233-9638._______
Make lamp shades, flower pots and other items w/treebark, inst. $1 plus S.A.S.E. Mrs. Lucius Jacobs, Rt. 2, Box 26. Alapaha 31622._______
Patchwork band aprons, bright prints, perm press lined $4 PP; also patchwork wrap skirts, lined permpress, long $25, short $18 PP. Judy Collins. Marietta. Ph. 404-428-2178.
Latin Cross bookmarks, cro. assorted cols. $1 ea. plus S.A.S.E. Hettie Duncan, Rt. 3, Flowery Branch 30542._______________
Stuffed chicken potholders $1.50 ea. plus 50 cents post. Mrs. Mildred Jacks, 103 Dougherty St., Rome 30161._________________
Poly, stuffed embrod. face 3 bear family $12; 20 in. poly stuffed ragdoll emb. face and pigtails $12; potholders $1 ea. post. Mrs. Andrew Whittaker, Greensboro. Ph. 4537871.________________-
Cro. afghans in shell stitch or Granny Sq., choice of cols. Mrs. Henry Clower, Box 114, Snellville 30278._________________
Quilt tops: poly knit, 3 in. or 2 1/2 in. sq., mixed cols., seams pressed $25 ea. or 6 in. sq. $8, approx. 72x84, PP. Eula Cox, Rt. 2. Canton 30114.
Lrg. white tatting, 3 yd. lots 50 cents yd., add 50 cents post. Mrs. Roy Bonds. Rt. 1, Homer.________
25 in. Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls $10 ea. PP; cro. shoulder bags $3.50 .PP. Mrs. -Homer Aljen, Dial Star Rt., Blue Ridge 30513. ,,.',,,. '.

Will make to order crocheted doilies, afghans, capes, ponchoes, pocketbooks and tableejbths.v Gail Lane, 2828 Britt Dr., Douglasville. Ph. 942-1723._______________
Necklaces made from hardened quail eggs, hand painted w/two quail in grass w/gold chains and lassies $10 ea.tplus $1 post. Mrs. Paul Smith, Rt. 2, Box 101, Arlington
31713.____________________
Ladies old fashioned bonnets w/ruffles $3.50; button crown w/tail $3.25, children's w/button or with out $2.75; shawls and purse. PP. Mrs. Andrew Cain, 1065 Mable St. S.W..Mableton 30059.________
Two handquilted quilts (blocks), one all cotton, one corduroy, reversable, $25 ea. plus post. Mrs. H.B. Wall, Sr., 211 Candler St., Winder 30680. _____________
Handmade turtle stools, choice, colors, name handpainted $7 PP. Lois Austin, 1448 Norris Lake Dr., Lithonia 30058. Ph. 922-5317._____
Place mats 18 x 12 patchwork or gingham, col. $1.50 plus 60 cents post., baby quilts squares, tucked, $10 and 90 cents post. Helen Dodd, Rising Fawn 30738.__________
Handmade/painted lifelike col., baked pastry veg. mounted on 4 x 6 plagues $3.50 ea., 8 in. veg. wreath $10. Don Salamone, Blairsville. Ph. 404-745-4715.________________
Cro. tarns, popcorn stitch, cream, rust, white, grey, blue and gold $4.50 ea. PP. Mrs. John Lord, P.O. Box 425, Dalton 30720.______________
Natural jute, macrame plant hangers: to hold 7 x 7 in pot $7, 8x7 in $9 plus 50 cents post, other sizes to order, 2 wks. del. Mrs. Robert Cox, Rt. 2, Box 132 A, Danielsville. Ph. 404-789-2126._____________
Beautiful CB belt. 11/2 in. leather/CB or plain buckle, embossed handle, name or what have you $12, send size. J. Hull, 2009 Bull St., Savannah31401.____________
Quilt pattern w/pcd sq., 8 Pointed Star, Cross and Crown, Log Cabin, Flower Garden 2/$l, Wedding Ring 75 cents ea. Addie Strayhorn, Rt. 2, Box 71. Gainesville 30501.
Breads, home baked to your specifications, experienced cook, reasonable, you pick up near 1-20 W. Lana Floyd, Lithia Springs. Ph. 948-
6779.___________________ Ripple Afghans for sale. Adrion
Covington, 330 Liberty St., Hawkinsville 31036.__________
Checked bonnets: red, pink, blue, green, yellow, lavendar $3 PP; also patchwork tote bags, fabric lined w/drawstring $3 and $4. Ruby Hagin, Rt. 2, Box 245, Ball Ground
30107.___________________ Clay Co. history book inc. Civil
War records, cemetery census and more $10 plus 50 cents post. Mrs. Herbert Ingram, Four Way Farm, Coleman 31736.____________
Crewel embroidered pictures of flowers, frame not incl. $3, quilt patterns 8/$l, ladies band aprons $2, embr. pillowcases $5 pr. Mrs. Sara Newborn, Rt. 8, Box 1845, Newnan 30263.______________
Handcrafted turquoise and sterling silver necklaces and pierced earrings, guar. $9 set. Jim Wallrich, 3039 Pheasant Dr., Decatur 30034. Ph. 404-243-5216._____________
Mens or ladies' solid col. acrylic cro. ski hats (toboggans for winter) $3.25 ea. PP. Kathleen Biddy, Rt. 2, Box 245, Ball Ground 30107._____
Hand smocked infant 'and children's clothes; will gather your material for English smocking; also fringed cutwork hand towels. Jane Bridges, Stone Mtn. Ph. 938-
7306.____________________ Flower pots and hanging lamps
made from sea shells, guar. Pots: 5 in. $12.50, 7 in. $20.10, 10 in. $31.35 plus $1.25 post. Lamps 111/2 x 17 in. $103.29 plus $3.50 post, Gail Miller, St.'Marys. Ph. '882-4669. ".', -,

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Small reed baskets, vases; dried flower bouquets, indiv. flowers avail. Barbara Ivey, 5332 Rocksprings Rd., Lithonia. Ph. 404981-1209.
Book marker, tatting, made in shape of cross, white $2 ea.; baby fine yd. tatting 50 cents per yd. add post. Lessie Wallace, Rt. 1, Arnoldsville 30619.
Baby quilts, cotton, asst. cols. $12.50 plus $1.50 post. Ruth Kimble, Rt. 8, Box 465, Newnan 30263. Ph. 253-5720.
Hand cro. capes, stoles and afghans, some on hand or will make any col. you want. Capes $15-$25, stoles $5, quilt tops, full $10. Mrs. Corley, Atlanta. Ph. 622-6645.
Ripple afghans, med. gold, light gold, light yellow, light green $45. Mrs. Earl Adams, 15 Walnut St., Cornelia 30531.
Cro. rose pillow cover 12x12 in. $3.25; cro. bookworm bookmark 75 cents. Jenny Hembree, 2918 Lowrance Dr., Decatur 30033.
Enlarged calico print setting hen potholders, poly., stuffed; jumbo rick rack 2/$3 plus 50 cents post. Mrs. Eloise Brown, 2522 Old Rex Morrow Rd., Rt. 3, Ellenwood 30049.
Cro. watermelon, lemon, lime, orange potholders $5; dust mops $3.50; yarn cat and dogs $4 and $5; shawls, ponchos $15-$20. Devra Stowers, 3868 Ensign Dr., Chamblee. Ph. 451-0823.
Afghans, cro. broomstick lace. Granny Sq. or Ripple, mach. wash/dry, your size and cols. Mrs. Frankie Jean Dorsey, Marietta. Ph. 404-427-3261.
36 in. Raggedy Ann/Andy dolls, handmade, originally dressed $25 ea. or $45 pr. PP in Ga. Myrna Dykes, Chester 31012. Ph. 912-3584466, nocks.
Handmade heavy pine coffee tables, end tables, chests, ornamental wall items, candle holders and custom made items. Mike Garrett, Decatur. Ph. 981-3218.
Darling, dainty fairytooth secret pocket pillows $3 PP. girl's w/lace, boys fringed, specify. Mrs. L. Cobb, 2242 Bouldercrest Rd. S.E., Atlanta. Ph. 241-4289._______________
Metal bird feeders painted garden green w/covey of quail hand stenciled in black on lid, attractive accent for lawn $15. Mrs. J. W. Alien, Jr. Thomasville. Ph. 912-377-
1358.____________________ Denim railroad style caps $5 plus
50 cents post. Marjorie Dickey, Rt. 1, Box 107. Pembroke 31321.______
1 cro. afghan 53 x 47, baby pink w/pink $40 PP; cro. doll tissue roll cover, diff. cols $8 ea. Mrs. Myrle Smith, 5354 Madison St., Forest Park. Ph. 361-7999._________
Old fashioned bonnets, pelon in brim, perma press $3.50 PP; 10 Ibs. quilt scraps $6 PP, bonnet patterns 50 cents plus S.A.S.E. Mrs. Velma Bell, 13 Clover St.. Rome 30161.
Cro. floppy brim hats, green, white, and gold $5 PP; also cro. houseshoes, all sizes, diff. cols, and trims $2.50 add post. Pearl Bailey, Dial Star Rt., Blue Ridge 30513.
Patterns w/inst. Setting Hen, Rooster, potholders $1.25/set. Little Hen pincushions $1. Mrs. Harvey Collins. Rt. 1. Danielsville 30633.
Knit and denim tote bags w/matching kerchiefs, designed just for you $3.50 ea. plus 40 cents post. Jane Kilgore, Rt. 2, Ball Ground 30107._______________
Doorstops: Ozark hen $8, Aunt Jemima, Polly Pioneer made on bottles $7. Nettie Hembree, 1100 Vonda Lane, Mableton 30059._____
Cro. hanging baskets, pillow covers and Granny Sq. house shoes, machine wash/dry, moth proof acrylic orlon. Mrs. Martha Jones, 304 Commerce St., Madison. Ph. 342-
2162._______________________ Cro. carnation $3 ea.; lady's
drawstring pocketbooks, shawls, slippers, lady's and children's caps, cro. in choice of cols. SASE for infor. Alice Davis, 1108 Murphy, Augusta 30904._________________
Wooden toys: ball'n cup, whimmy diddles, knives, forks and spoons, all hand carved $2.95 ea. PP. Tom Burnham, P. O. Box 734, Dahhmega 30533.

Cro. watermelon potholder $1.75; Aunt Jemima toaster cover $8. Geneva Hembree, 2918 Lowrance Dr., Decatur 30033,
Baby layette sets: one ea. green and white, blue and white, and yellow and white $25 ea. Mrs. Edward Durand, Rt. 2, Box 403, Gainesville 30501. Ph. 887-1114.
Beautiful calico print chickens: pincushions 4 1/2 in high $2, table center piece 10 1/2 in. $7.50, napkin holders 2 1/2 in high $1 ea. Mrs. J. G. Chamblee, 3605 Flat Shoals Rd., College Park 30349._____________
30 pieced quilt patterns for beginners, popular designs, $2.75 plus 52 cents post. Mrs. Carol Gibson, 1051 Texel Lane, Clarkston 30021. Ph. 296-5844._________
Clothespin bag made like a dress and trimmed, use hanger $2.25 PP. Mrs. Athey R. Maner, 54 Walnut Dr.. Villa Rica 30180._________
Bonnet patterns: Martha Washington, Covered Wagon, Centennial, Old Fashion, 40 cents ea., 13 cents post. Mrs. R. Williams, 1926 Suwanie Rd.. Lawrenceville.
Sock dolls, washable, child safe, girl and boy, $8 ea. C. Pinder, Rt. 3, Box 311, Gumming. Ph. 889-1856.
White cotton cro. booties, trimmed pastels $1.50 pr.; also bibs to match $1, add -post. Mrs. H. H. Robinson, Rt. 5, Box 213. Monroe 30655._____
Infant seat covers, fanciful appliques, patchworks in colorful ginghams, calicos, trimmed w/embroidery and ruffles $12.50. "Charlene" Urquhart, Roswell. Ph. 992-1387 or 534-9694._________________
Cro. tablecloth (95 in. rnd.) and afghans; also baby afghans 31x48, and baby sweaters $6 ea. Pluma Stansell. Decatur. Ph. 289-3119.
Beautiful dahlia quilt pattern w/inst. $1 plus SASE. Mrs. Joy Wood, Rt. 1, Box 114, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-5174.______________
3 piece cro. sets, white center, col. border, $6/set; 3 piece set, "Mother" in center $7 plus post. Hazel Wilson, 119 Freedom Rd., Warner Robins 31093.____________
Quilt patterns: Stars and Stripes, Wind Blown, Wishing Star, Crossed Canoes and Jack's Blocks 75 cents ea. Mrs. Sara Manis, 3335 S. Ward Cir. N.W., Tunnel Hill 30755.______
Navy and white cro. cape, 18 in. long, $15 PP, cro. toilet tissue cover dolls $3.50 ea.; also cloth rose corsage, red and white $2 PP. Louise Quick, Box 2754, Augusta 30904.
Cut place mats 3/$l, cut napkins 4/$l. diff. cols, perma-press. add post. Mrs. O.W. Chumbley, Marble Hill 30148.
Cro. baby blanklet and diaper bag $15. Flower Garden afghan, $40, Granny pattern Ripple afghan, dbl. size $50, dresser sets $2, doiles $2.50. Mae Whittle, Rt. 1, Box 316, Hinesville.________________
Handmade leather items: belts $10, visors $4, key chains $1.50, wrist bands $1.25, pocketbooks $15$20. R. E. Lett. Felton. Ph. 646-5279.
Denim replacement baby stroller cushioned seats w/matching canopy $10-$15; baby comforters, any fabric $10-$15; reversible dining table runners, made, priced according to fabric and size. Dee Harrell, Atlanta. Ph. 752-9059.___________
Two patchwork quilts, dbl. knit sqs.. hand quilted. $50 ea. Mrs. Lee Morey or Mrs. Ola Priest, Rt. 1, Baconton 31718. Ph. 787-5957, no collect._________________
Cro. rugs, aprons, potholders, quilt tops, bonnets, toy bears, frogs, others, all reasonable. Mae Moon, 5203 Arcado Rd., Lilburn 30247. Ph. 921-1719.
| wanted
Want directions for a little girl's cro. "rib tickler vestfor granny Sq. vest) size 6-8. Ann H. Wood, Rt. 2, Box 9, Suches._______________
Want white oak splits for basket making. A. T. Grant, Rt. 3, Box 367, Valdosta 31601.____________
Want craft articles to be put in the post office on consignment at W. Paces Ferry and 1-75 for Fall season. A. Granquisl, Atlanta. Ph. 2621628/355-7746.

Want Cat in the Basket quilt pattern. Mrs. Mauddelle Cook, Rt. 5, Turner Bend Rd., Rome 30161.
Want pattern for cozy chicken biscuit warmer. A. Baird, 910 W. 64th St., Hialeah, Fla. 33012.
Want pattern for Irg. stuffed chicken w/pockets in sides for wings, some use it for door stop. Mrs. Roy J. Calhoun, Rt. 3, Dahlonega 30533.____________
Want hen potholder pattern. Mrs. J. C. Harris, Rt. 4, Box 134, Jesup 31545.
Want book "The Harvester" by Gene Stratton Porter, book about herbs, flowers, and trees. Mrs. Earl Watson, Rt. 2, Box 77, Demorest 30535.
Farm employment
No commercial, industrial or domestic employment permitted. Only dial employment that pertains to die individual farm may be advertised.
Will furnish sprigs, custom plant Coastal Bermuda, anywhere in Ga., dug w/auto. digger, planted w/2 row auto. Bermuda planter. K.E. Hancock, Box 82, Franklin Springs. Ph. 404-245-5788.
Will do hay cutting, raking .and baling. 40 cents per bale, $25 per A. min. Harold Ruthledge, Rex. Ph. 9616742.
Will bale hay on halves or terms.Cobb-Paulding area. Willard Anderson. Powder Springs. Ph. 9435040or 428-2224. Donna Swartz.
58 yr. old widow want to do light farm work for a salary. Ethel Stowe, Mt. Airy 30563.________________
Want to do bush-hogging. B. Lightsey. Decatur. Ph. 288-2324.
Plowing, land turned, bush hog, grass sowed, pasture fertilized, all tractor work, pulverize and aerate, DeKalb, Gwinnett. Wm. Harbin, Lilburn. Ph. 934-4349.
Artificial insemination, custom cattle work and hauling. Tony Brown. Tyrone 30290. Ph. 461-8671
Want someone to furnish scions, variety desirable, and bud sev. pecan trees, Upson Co. W. Evans Bruner, 83 Brighton Rd., ME, Atlanta
30309._______________________________________________________ Will repair and paint your farm
trailer, any type. Billy Cochran, McDonough. Ph. 404-957-4339.
Will do custom hay cutting, raking and baling, square or round. John McCarty, Social Circle. Ph. 464-
2466.__________________ Want man w/exp. to install
windmill, 25 mi. So. Atlanta. W.C. Norris, Hapeville. Ph. 404-761-2223.
Man exp. in handling explosives will blast ditches, rock, deep wells, pecan tree planting, soil loosening on farm. Ted Thompson, Box 28441, Atlanta 30328. Ph. 404-475-3146.
Custom cut, rake and bale hay, combine small grain, in Henry, Newton, Butts and Spaulding counties. O.L. Ruthledge, McDonough. Ph. 957-5144._______
Will do custom hay baling, Fayetteville and surrounding counties, reasonable price. Wm. Holtzclaw, Fayetteville. Ph. 461-
4605.___________________ Will do artifical insemination of
beef and dairy cattle in Walton, Gwinnett, Newton and surrounding counties. Sam Lalaian, Loganville. Ph. 267-6198._______________
Want man and wife for caretaker job on small cattle operation; also, other chores, will furnish house and good salary, no drinkers or loafers. C.B. Manry, Columbus. Ph. 324-
3057.___________________ Will do artifical insemination of
beef and dairy cattle in Cherokee and adjoining counties. Wm. R. Odom. Rt. 2; Woodstock. Ph. 404926-5426.'

Will build any type farm fence. B.J. Ray. Marietta. Ph. 428-5805.
Will build any type farm fence, will furnish material or install yours. John Griffitts, Box 1197, Forest Park

9N Ford tractor, rebuilt motor, new tires on back, good front, equip, avail. J.D. Hayes, Senoia. Ph. 404599-3372. after 7 p.m.____________
Sears toto-tiller, 3 hp, slightly

30050. Ph. 361-8388.
Want young country girl to gather vegetables and do other light farm work, good pay. E.O. McCollum, 3234 Grant Rd., Conley 30027._____

used, $100. Mrs. Bessie Garmon, 1510 Blvd. Lorraine, SW, Atlanta 30311. Ph. 753-1587.___________
Massey Ferguson, 4 bottom trip beam plow, must sell, $275. Bill

Want married couple to work on Rogers. Rt. 1, Rock Springs 30739. egg farm, exp. w/feeding, good Ph. 404-764^1373.__________

salary. 2 bedrm. mobile home furnished, ref. Louis Morgan, Rt. 2, Box 213, Cobbtown 30420. Ph. 912-6842567.
Young married wants job working
w/horses, exp. w/Western, willing to learn English. Janet Manahan, Fairburn. Ph. 964-3991.

Sickle mower for cub tractor, $100. H.E. Sutton. Rt. 3, Box 139-B, Ball Ground 30107. Ph. 479-3282.
McCormich-Deering. high wheel, dump type, horse drawn, hay rake, raked approx. 10 A., like new cond., $90. R.H. Freeman. Forsyth. Ph. 912994-5882.________________

Want good reliable lady to live in and do gardening and other farm chores. E.L. Carter, 306 Everett Ave., Pelham 31779. Ph. 912-2942491.
Will build fence and corrals, do custom hay baling, plowing and bush-hogging. Jimmy L. Clark, Rt. 9, Box 433A, Gainesville 30501. Ph. 983-
7057.________________________________ Will can and freeze your
vegetables for you this summer, Augusta area, have had exp. Ms. Smith, 1850 Savannah Rd., Augusta.
Want good man to help milk in parlor barn, good salary and living conditions. C.A. Jalley, Rt. 7, Covington 30209. Ph. 404-786-6524.
Want Christian lady for lightgardening and other farm chores, room, board and salary. Cook Co. Miss Freddie Carol Yopp, 743 Scott Boulevard, A-4, Decatur 30030. Ph. 404-377-5678.______________
Want young girl or boy to do poultry and other farm work, must have driver's license. J.H. Street, Rt. 6, Gainesville. Ph. 983-7201._____
Will do bush hogging, mowing, harrowing, ditching, seeding, fertilizing, and leveling etc., in Pike Co. area. Jerry Sanchez, Rt. 1, Molena 30258. Ph. 495-5288.___________
Want family man for farm labor in tobacco-hog operation. Marvin Oliver, Rt. 1, Lyons 30436. Ph. 5266652._______________
Will build any type farm fence, free estimate. Hugh Reid, Woodstock. Ph. 475-7314.__________________________
Want lady to do light gardening and farm chores, board and salary, no bad habits. Mrs. Maude Holton, 784 Old Jesup Rd., Brunswick 31520.
Want retired couple or man to help on poultry farm, will furnish trailer, garden spot, small salary, No. Ga. area. June Hunt, Rt. 1, Alto 30510. Ph. 404-869-3495._______
Want man or woman to clean stalls, feed and water horses. Cliff Ogburn, 4371 Powers Ferry Rd., NW, Atlanta 30327. Ph. 404-255-
9606._________________ Will furnish and custom plant
Greer's Alicia Bermuda w/auto. Bermuda planter, West Central area, guaranteed cuttings avail. Sam Summers, Rt. 1, Temple. Ph. 404562-3679.

Super C Farmall. planters, cultivators, quick-hitch, 2 disc plow, bush and bog harrow, subsoiler. front end loader, etc. Thomas Griffeth, Rt. 2, Winder 30680. Ph. 404-867-3541.____________
Ford 2000 gas tractor, harrows, cultivator-fertilizer distributors, 2 row turning plow, 2 row planters, etc. Charles Chastain, 1610 Franklin Ave., Waycross 31501. Ph. 912-285-
3634.__________________ Hay baler Ford 530, tractor 2000
Ford Dexta diesel, hay rake, Vermeer round baler. J. Hembree, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa. Ph. 574-7349._________
John Deere 420 tractor, 3-pt. hitch, new rear tires, roll-over scrape, $1,500 firm; 3-pt. bucket scrape, $175. S. Johnson, Rt. 1, Sharpsburg. Ph. 251-0848._______________
Cab for 1155 Massey Ferguson, air conditioning, heater, left and right entrance doors included, etc., good cond., reasonable. Don T. Bryant, Dexter. Ph. 912-875-3571.______
John Deere 55 combine w/diesel engine, 235 corn head, 13 1/2 ft. grain table, exc. cond. Danny Hogan, Rt. 1, Dexter 31019. Ph. 912875-3476._______________
1962 Ford diesel tractor, 66 hp. model 6000. row crop, good tires and good mechanical cond., $2495. Bill Fallis, Calhoun. Ph. 404-629-8149.
4 row fiberglas Cole bulk fertilizer districutor for 2 1/4 in. tool bar. used only on 50 A., $400. Joe R. Brady, Hephzibah. Ph. 404-793-5310 or 592-
2694._______________________ Front end loader for 8N Ford,
$310; Ferguson TO20, $1650. Art Newill, Rt. 6, Pinecrest Dr., Canton 30114. Ph. 479-2325.
Super C tractor w/cultivator, planters, fertilizer distributors, all good cond., $1,500. Willard Vinson, Dearing. Ph. 556-6134.____________
J.D. 450 crawler, 3010 J.D. tractor, TWA harrow, J.D. 2 row rotary hoe, bottom plow, Graham Holme plow, good cond. Billy W. Wood, Warrenton. Ph. 404-465-2138.
Ford 841 diesel, exc. cond., $2250; harrow. $250; five ft. mower, $350. Gawaine Neal. Forsyth. Ph. 912-9942985.
1972 Allis Chalmers 442. heavy duty, hay baler, cycle mower, hay rake, exc. cond., all for $3500. Jim Peterson, Bowdon. Ph. 258-3137 or

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832-9395.
Ford Dexta diesel tractor and 2 disc plow. $1950. J. H. Willis. Rt. 1. Box 99, Waverly Hall 31831.______

and equipment

Feed mill. New Holland 354 w/magnet. like new, $2,500; fourteen hole, round, cattle feeder, $300. W.D. David, Rt. 1. Box 250-D, Royston 30662. Ph. 404-245-6789.

Troy-Bill, 6 hp, elec. start tillercomposter, used 6 hrs.. w/furrower. $675. Mrs. N. Yurke, Rt. 7. Johns Dr., Rome 30161.

for sale
Only that farm machinery which has been used in an individual farming operation and is being sold by that same individual may be advertised in this column. The same general rule applies to th'ose wanting equipment in that they should be seeking equipment for their own individual farm. No trucks may be advertised wanted or for sale in the Bulletin.

400 International tractor w/3 disc. 2-pt. hitch plow, perf. cond., $1900. James R. Porterfield. Rt. 1, Danielsville 30633. Ph. 404-795-2831.
Farmall Super M, 3-pt hitch, shaver hyd. post driver, front mounted, good cond. Alan Daugherty. Monroe. Ph. 404-2673400.
6 ft., heavy duty, Lilliston rotary mower, exc. cond. David Scarborough, RFD 3, Hawkinsville. Ph. 892-2618.

Attachments for Sears tractor, TD9 International dozer, hyd. hyd. front end loader, sickle bar >lade, winch and canopy, looks and mower, sweeper, half price. Robert. operates good, $6800. Donnie Kilby, Snyder. Ringgold. Ph. 404-891-9652. ' Glavttm-.Ph: 404-782-4077.

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, June 1, 1977

Farm machinery and equipment
for sale
2 set of planter plates, Cole and J.D., $15 per set, both $25. J. A. Brown, Felton 30140. Ph. 646-3384.
D15 diesel Allis Chalmers front end loader and backhoe. Royce Latty, 111 City Hall Rd., Buford 30518. Ph. 945-6229._________
All-purpose plow, 5 shank, $260; rotary mower, 5 ft., $360; Vcultivator, $125; scrape blade, 6 ft., $175. Wm. Harbin, Lilburn. Ph. 934-
4349.___________________ D-8 Cat. dozer blade, w/arms, 11
ft. 4 in. wide, 4 ft. high, good cond. R. M. Kendrick, Rt. 1, Box 16, Sparks 31647. Ph. 912-549-8416._______
New Holland, lift type, hay rake, good cond. Roy Lee Davis, Roopville 30170. Ph. 854-4427.____________
2 Cole fertilizer distributors complete, good cond., $100. R. J. Hulett, Milan. Ph. 362-3211, after 7 p.m.
2 row corn head for late model 615 or 715 International combine, quick attach, model, exc. cond., $2600. David L. Johnson, Rt. 3, Clarkesville. Ph. 404-754-2038._____________
150 gal. fiberglas sprayer (Howell 1976), 8 row, 17 nozzle boom and draw kit, like new cond., $650. Galen Kilburn, Jr., Alpharetta. Ph. 2627333 or 352-3365. nights.________
550 gal. galv. tank, heavy type farm trailer, 2 wheels, 8:50 x 20, channel and angle iron frame. T. M. Reid, Rt. 1, Wrens 30833. Ph. 404547-2306._________________
New Holland manure spreader, 275 bu. cap., good cond. Ronnie Odom, Carrollton. Ph. 834-7171 or 832-3745._______________
International Hi-boy model 660, twelve row boom, good cond., $5,000. Charles Kilgore, Rt. 2, Hawkinsville 31036. Ph. 892-9849.
1952- 8N Ford tractor, 5 ft. bush hog, scrape blade, tractor equip, good cond., $1750. W. D. Alien, Rt. l.Hoschton. Ph. 654-3134._____
2 bottom, 14 in. turning plow for sale. exc. for 8N Ford, $150. Dave Wills, 608 Chamlee Dr., Ft. Valley 31030. Ph. 912-825-3220.________
Gooseneck-flatbed farm trailer, 8 ft. x 16 ft., for hauling hay or farm equip.. $1,000. Ed Tallon, Madison. Ph. 342-3348._______________
John Deere 299, high drum, cotton picker. Ronnie Youngblood, Byromyille. Ph. 433-6151.___________
1974 Ford 3000 diesel tractor, 8 speed, manual trans., live PTO, locking rear axles, power control valve, exc. cond. Jack Stanley, Rt. 3, Blairsville. Ph. 745-4346._______
Gleaner combine A, w/13 ft. grain head. 2 row corn head, straw chopper, 2 row corn head for parts, good cond. Owen C. Lord, Jr., Box 101, Tennille 31089. Ph. 912-854-
9302.___________________ Model 12 Massey Ferguson hay
baler, rake, mower, all exc. cond.; also, dbl. axle all steel farm trailer. James McPherson, Griffin. Ph. 227-
4348._________________ Troy-bilt garden tractor, new
motor and tines. Aaron Dewberry, Temple. Ph. 404-562-4291._______
IH 500C crawler, in shed, very good cond., $7,500; six way glade, rippers. Bill Denman, Dawsonville. Ph. 404-265-3350 or 887-1177, night.
4000 diesel Ford, 15 ft. backhoe, front end loader, motor has just been rebuilt, good rubber. Ralph Cabe, 144 Lovell Rd., Toccoa 30577. Ph. 886-6161._______________
R.A.M. tobacco harvester and tobacco trailer. Marvin Tillman, Rt. 1. Glenwood 30428. Ph. 523-5358.
New Holland, 9 ft. hay conditioner, $2750. Fred Greene, Gray. Ph. 912-986-3129.

8N Ford tractor, bush hog, scrape blade, lift attach., drag harrows, exc. cond., $1850. T. J. Grisham, Duluth. Ph. 404-476-4300._______
60 John Deere, $900; three-pt. hitch, Roll-o-matic front wheels, price flexible. P. Harris, Fayetteville. Ph. 461-4062.___________
8N Ford tractor for sale, good cond., $1,100. John Grantham, Lumber City. Ph. 363-7777._______
J.D. 216 silage wagons w/side extensions, exc. cond., $3,000ea.; JD 35 silage cutter, $3,000. J. C. Francis, Jr., Davisboro. Ph. 912-348-
6880._____________________ 1974 M.F. 135 diesel tractor, 8
forward gears, spread wheels, 380 hrs., plant setter, 2 sprayers. A. J. Boiter, Blairsville. Ph. 404-745-6479.
3 Long bulk tobacco barns, $5,000 ea.; Long bulk harvester, $3,500; Powell 66 tobacco combine, $9,000, all exc. cond. Oliver Odom, Metter. Ph. 685-2761.________________
Self-loading manure spreader, heavy duty, exc. cond., ideal for chicken house cleaning. Dr. J. S. Sloan, Rt. 2, Flowery Branch 30542. Ph. 404-967-6929.______________
Side mower for 8N Ford tractor, $200; Allis Chalmers hay conditioner, $400. Dock Vandiver, Rt. 1, Martin. Ph. 384-4060.__________
Heavy duty farm trailer for hauling tractors, tandem wheels, made for C Farmall, $500. B. W. Hinton, Jr., Reynolds 31076. Ph. 847-
4137.____________________ 1975- four fan span sprayer, used
1 yr., covers 70 ft. strip. Steve Wall, Rt. 1, Quitman 31643. Ph. 912-263-
7322.___________________ Late model John Deere crawler
350, 6 way hyd. blade and back rippers, A-l cond., $5800. Vernon Cochran, Rt. 1, Murrayville 30564. Ph. 404-864-2470.______________
5 in. Rainbow irrigation outfit, Chrysler industrial engine, pump or trailer volume gun, etc. $2,850. W. N. Wilson, 303 N. Church St., Homerville 31634. Ph. 487-2227 or 422-7247._________________
24 ft. Allis Chalmers hay conveyor on wheels, w/wo 1/4 hp motor, good cond. J. F. Hartley, Rt. 1, Bartow 30413. Ph. 912-625-3374. Louisville.
Farmall Super A hyd. lift, exc. running cond., good rubber; also, planter, distributor, cultivators and belly mower; $2,250. B. Dent, Perry. Ph. 912-987-1073._____________
4 row high speed International planters, mounted on tool bar, $650; ten ft. A.C. smoothing harrow, $450; International grain drill, $750, etc. M. P. Folendore, Milledgeville. Ph. 912-452-9338.________________
Gleaner A combine, 13 ft. grain head, Allis Chalmers 60 combine, motor and grain bin, grain drill and sprayer. Ray Bowen, 509 Bradley St.. Perry 31069. Ph. 912-987-5571 or 987-1365, night and wk. end.______
1 yr. old Park built grain body, ready to haul. H. R. Brock, Ft. Valley 31030. Ph. 912-825-3184.________
Gravely tractor, 7.6 hp, $75; attach, extra, 30 in. rotary mower, $125; sickle mower, $100; Sears tiller, 5 hp, $50. Richard Johnston, Locust Grove. Ph. 957-5421.______
Farm trailer, 7 ft. 10 in. x 10 ft., 3 axles, adjustable hitch, 25 ton load limit, etc., $1,000 firm. Michael Surles, Rt. 4, Blairsville 30501. Ph. 745-4170._________________
70-D John Deere tractor for sale, good cond. Jerry Waddell, Jefferson 30549. Ph.404-367-8923.________
Ford 2000 tractor, gas, good cond., $2.600. Doug Hoechst, Athens. Ph. 548-1780._________
Belly mower for Cub Farmall, $375; six ft. and 8 ft. scrape blades, 6 ft., $225, eight ft., $375; five ft. rotary mower, $375. E. M. Huff, Byron. Ph. 956-3100. 6p.m._____
2 elec. motors, 12 hp and 15 hp, corn bin, collector, corn fan, motors run on 3 phase line. Junior L. Silver, Rt. 1, Box 107, Ranger 30734. Ph. 334-2577, after 5 p.m.__________
480 B Case backhoe, 1600 hrs. Farrell Crooke, Rt. 2, Box 32, Ellijay 30540. Ph. 635-2254.___________
Troy-Bilt roto-tiller, 6 hp Tecumseh engine, bought new in March this yr., exc. cond., $595. Paul Korchak, Decatur. Ph. 3771177.

Ford Jubilee tractor and equip., good cond., $1900. Frank Miller, Jr., Rt. 1, Garfield 30425. Ph. 912-9821155, after 4 p.m._____________
Cotton picker, hydrostatic International 622 for sale, exc. cond., $11,000; ten bale cotton trailer, 1 yr. old, $1,500. John A. Jackson, Rt. 1, Leslie. Ph. 912-874-
6175.____________________ Sickle mower for International cub
tractor, $75 or trade for turning plow. James Gilbert, 7180 Conkle Rd., Jonesboro 30236. Ph. 478-9479.
Ford tractor 2000, three cyl., gas, $2950; three-pt. mowing machine, 5 ft. cycle, $200; dbl. harrow scalloped disc, $600. L. J. Parsons, Dalton
30720._____________________ Junk New Holland hay baler,
model 77, for repairs; elevator, 24ft. dbl. chain, gasoline motor, good cond. W. L. Heath, Clem. Ph. 832-
6883.___________________ 438 A.C. header, C2 or F combine,
$2200; two row forage header, John Deere, $950. Arron McWhorter, Rt. 2, Franklin. Ph. 404-854-8349 or 854-
4161.___________________ New Holland baler, Ford mowing
machine and rake, good cond., $1,800. D. E. Scott, 105 Starr St., Tifton. Ph. 382-1801. after 5.______
John Deere MC dozer w/blade, needs timing gear, $900. V. A. Phillips, Smithville. Ph. 846-4292, after 6p.m.____________________
J. D. 3010 for sale, exc. cond., $4300. Eric Olson, Albany. Ph. 912435-6806.______________
Long tobacco harvester, 1976 model, two row transplanter, 1976 model; also, four 3 tiered bulk tobacco barns. Will Gross, Rt. 3, Lyons. Ph. 912-526-8155 or 912-565-
7271.___________________ Miller elec. welder, 225 amp, 230
V, sgl. phase, complete w/leads, helmet, $100. George Garbutt, Sandersville. Ph. 912-552-6792.
Gehl Chop King, 8 blade w/grass head, silage chopper, good cond., $1,250. James E. Simpson, Rt. 3, Box 594, Gainesville 30501. Ph. 404-536-
4731.______________________ 200 gal. Century sprayer, $250;
John Deere hay rake, good cond., $500. Frank Eaton, Rt. 2, Madison. Ph. 404-342-0727._____________
WC Allis Chalmers tractor; Dentz 9006 tractor, 100 hp; 24 disc John Deere offset harrow; 3 disc Case plow, etc. H. Ed Hemphill, Box 108, Ila 30647._________________
4 hp Snapper tiller w/big wheels, tines, cultivator; also reg. wheel depth; layoff plow, sell for $350. F. T. McCann, Hogansville. Ph. 637-
6308.____________________ Sears 12 hp, elec. start tractor, 42
in. mower, lights, 3-pt. hitch, turn plow, cultivators, drag harrow, $675. Charles W. Reeves, Rt. 6, Box 133-A. Canton. Ph. 479-4384._____
955L end loader, 95 percent undercarriage, exc. cond. Charley Reed, 100 Agnes St., Rome 30161. Ph. 234-5568.____________________
303 Allis Chalmers hay baler, exc. cond., $1,000; Kneib pop-up hay loader, exc. cond., $375. W. E. Wilbanks, Jr., Rt. 2, Acworth 30101. Ph. 404-974-3786._____________
851 Ford diesel tractor, 5 speed, exc. cond., body and motor, $2490. Bobby Thomas, Dublin. Ph. 275-0303.
Peerless roller mill, 4 hoppers, variable speed, $250; Davis, 1/2 ton, horizontal mixer, 3 phase motor, $250. Preston Breedlove, Rt. 3, Monroe 30655. Ph. 404-267-5562, after 7 p.m._________________
12 ft., dump type, hay rake; also, 2 sets tobacco cookers, set of 10 burners, Dixie air, set Gastobac 12 burners. Lester Howell, Rt. 1, Hahira 31632. Ph. 794-2861._______
Farmall Cub tractor w/cultivators and spring tooth harrow, good tires and mechanical cond., $1,250. J. L. Davis. Fayetteville. Ph. 461-1044.
Long Easi-Harvest, auto., tobacco harvester, mounted on 445 Long tractor w/power steering. Steve Kimbrell, Mershon. Ph. 647-5828.
Irrigation system w/Rainbow sprinklers, 1250 gal. per min., Fairbanks Morse pump, 155 hp motor and other misc. parts. Paul Lovett, Rt. 1, Box 78, Sparks. Ph. 912-549B615.

410 Massey Ferguson combine, 13 ft. 6 in. grain header, straw chopper, 3 row corn header, $5,500. Lloyd Swartzentruber, Montezuma 31063. Ph.912-472-7983.________

8N Ford tractor, good tires, runs and looks good, $1,200. Walt Stancil, Box 76, Rabun Gap. Ph. 746-2488.

Ford 250 hay baler, $500; dwarf hay rake, $200, both good cond. Jimmy L. Clark, Rt. 9, Box 433A, Gainesville 30501. Ph. 983-7057.

J.D. 4 row cultivator, J.D. grain drill, pull type rotary mower, Johnson plow, 4 row planter, good cond. Olin Wilson, Warrenton. Ph. 404-465-2230.________________

Powell bulk tobacco barn, 3 tier, gas burner, exc. cond. Walter B. Royal, Rt. 1, Brooklet 30415. Ph. 912839-3333.__________________

Ford hay baler and Dearborn 6 ft. sickle mower. Emory Carson, Bogart. Ph. 725-8205.__________________

Adams pull graders for terracing and leveling of land, new tires and paint, exc. cond. Duncan Gumming, Rt. 1, Madison 30650. Ph. 404-342-

0304._________________________ Kneib pop-up bale loader; red
seal, 4 cyl motor, mounted w/flat
belt pulley, $350; W.D. 45 Allis Chalmers tractor w/equip., $750. Tony Carpenter, Madison. Ph. 342-

3579.________________________ 14 ft. Heil dump bed, hoist and
pump, 2 yrs. old, exc. cond., $2,000. W. C. Thompson, Rt. 1, LaFayette. Ph. 638-1550 or 921-2688._______

50 John Deere tractor w/cotton picker, $750; Super M for parts, $250; B John Deere tractor, can rebuild, $350. Veazey Cason, Sparta. Ph. 444-5970.__________________

Bush hog bale loader, good cond., $400. Don Walls, Rt. 9, Box 482, Carrollton 30117. Ph. 834-6191.

Exc. bolted wooden grain body for wagon, hold 4-6 tons, $195 firm. Roy Goodwin, Evans. Ph. 404-863-8770, after 6p.m._________________

Hesston Stackhand, model 10-W baler and stack mover, 1 yr. old, like
new cond., $3950 for pr. Bob Slack, Rt. 4, Gumming. Ph. 889-1912.______

Mowing machine attach, for tractor, Farmall A or Super A, good cond., $150. Kelton Blalock, Box 22, Alto 30510. Ph. 404-778-6955._____

Mowing machine, sickle bar type, Massey Ferguson, $500. T. E. Cauthorn, Marietta. Ph. 971-1519.

Ford 8600 tractor, 110 hp, dual
rear wheels, dual power, like new cond., $12,500. Ben T. Smith Jr., Atlanta. Ph. 404-647-6294, after 7

p.m._________________________ Ford 5000 diesel tractor w/mold
board, 4 bottom plow, perf. cond.;
also, 2 proto-licks. Lorraine Roquemore, 840 Smyrna-Powder
Springs Rd., Marietta 30060. Ph. 434-8724.____________________

Ford Jubilee tractor, 8 disc, cutting harrow, good cond., both $1895. J. A. Hardage, 5855 Campbellton Rd., Atlanta. Ph. 404-344-

3700._______________________ Cub tractor w/cultivators and
planters, new rubber. Tillman Anderson, RFD 2, Box 275, Jesup 31545. Ph. 586-6548.___________

1976

275 Massey Ferguson

tractor, low hrs., 8 ft. offset Taylor-

way harrow. J. Harris, Rt. 1, Mans-

field. Ph. 468-8459, after 6 p.m.

Slightly used Sears mulcher-
bagger, gasoline engine driven, perf. cond.. $145. John B. Smith, Atlanta. Ph. 404-377-9055.____________

1972 International Harvester 2400D tractor, w/rubber tires and 2050A front end loader, good working cond., $2,000. S. G. Middleton, Dunwoody 30338. Ph. 394-4044.______

Allis Chalmers farm tractor, 40 hp, 3 cvl. diesel and bush hog, low hrs., sacrifice. W. Howard Fowler,
Lawrenceville. Ph. 963-7687, after 6 p.m. and wk. ends.____________

8N Ford tractor for sale, exc. cond.. priced to sell. EdCrabb, Rt. 1, Box 75, Ailey. Ph. 583-2151._____

John Deere 5400 forage harvester, self-propelled, 1975 model, exc.
cond. D. G. Parker, Millen 30442. Ph. 912-982-1687.___________

Chest type freezer for sale, used to store farm produce in. Mrs. Roy Betts, Rt. 2, Temple 30179. Ph. 5623681.

Pull behind rotary tiller, 7 hp, Wisconsin engine, $200; welder, 200 amp, water cooled Hobart, $1,000; also, 400 amp Lincoln G.M. diesel, $1,800. Bill Hatchett, Kennesaw. Ph. 404-974-9073._____________
450 John Deere dozer, 6 way hyd. blade, $6,800. Jimmy Edmonds, Union Point. Ph. 486^588.______
H Farmall tractor, new engine, 3pt. hitch, exc. cond., for sale or trade for M Farmall same cond., need larger tractor. Roger Stover, Madison. Ph. 342-3378.___________
3 crosscut saws for sale; also, 2 grinding stones, 9 1/2 x 1 3/4 in. and 15 x 1 3/4 in. Mrs. T. A. Dorman, 217 Lawton Ave., Savannah. Ph. 912236-2828._____________________
275 bu. Morridge grain dryer; also, 35 ft. Great Dane tandem trailer w/trap doors, gravity flow sides and tarp. Lawrence Wittmer, Wrightsville. Ph.912-864-2784.
International 424 diesel tractor, exc. cond., has been used less than 200 hrs., 3-pt. hitch, $4,000. B. C. Poole, Atlanta. Ph. 458-2889, after 5
p.m.__________________________ Deep well pump, 1/3 hp, 3/con-
trols, good cond. D. E. Rutledge, 822 Longleaf Dr., Forest Park 30050. Ph. 366-4798.__________________
Freeman front end loader, $900, adapts to most tractors up to 50 hp; 7 ft. mower, 3-pt., $500, both very good cond. Frank Heflin, Concord. Ph. 495-5663 or 495-5708._________
Powell 2 row tobacco combine, used 31 days, 2 heads; also, 4 Powell trailers, like new cond. R. O. Kimbrell, Mershon 31551. Ph. 912534-5489._______________
2 row cultivator, 2 dbl. hopper Cole planters, $350; cultivator on tool bar, $150; subsoiler, $50, all 3pt. hitch. Robert Sullivan, Rt. 7, Covington 30209. Ph. 786-6422.
600 Case combine, w/cab straw spreader, power steering, 14 ft. grain head, good cond., $3,000. Acie Fields, Rt. 1, Danielsville. Ph. 7952735 or 549-3300._____________
Snapper shredder, 3 hp; Cyclone fertilizer spreader, pull type, 100 Ib. cap. Lanier Johnson, Loganville. Ph. 466-4222 or 466-4204, after 6 p.m.
1968 Ford 4000, heavy duty, 52 hp, gas, power steering, 8 speed, independent PTO, new paint, good brakes and tires, exc. cond. $3500. Bill Holloway, Colbert. Ph. 404-7882436 or 788-2883.___________
6 Caswell farrowing crates, auto, feeder, waterers, 3 other type, good cond., $400. Ronald Carter, Rt. 1, Summerville. Ph. 404-857-1319.
1964 International backhoe and front end loader, 460 diesel utility tractor, runs good, $2500. E. L. Williams. Carrollton. Ph. 834-3435.
T-20 tractor, runs well, 3-pt. hitch, new tires; 5 ft. mowers, dirt pan, $1600. Al Lemaire, Snellville. Ph. 404-923-0850._____________
H Farmall tractor, new battery, good rubber; also, front mounted 30 in. cutoff saw for same, sell separately, $850 for both. Mrs. E. K. Fowler, Rt. 2. Athens.__________
Cultivator for Sears 12 or 16 hp tractor, exc. cond., $85. James Owens. Hamilton. Ph. 404-628-5176.
John Deere, 3 bottom, breaking plow and grader blade, all 3-pt. hitch. Leroy Holmes, 3010 Ellis Rd., Kennesaw. Ph. 404-428-2134.______
Allis Chalmers 60 combine w/grain bin and new curtains, very good cond. Lawrence O'Barr, Hart well. Ph. 404-376-8420, after 6
p.m._____________________ 6 row sprayer for sale. L. D.
Gordon, Reynolds. Ph. 912-847-4493.
Katsen Super 120 silage blower, 60 in., like new cond.; Farmall H tractor, good cond. R. C. Peterson, Rt. 1. Oglethorpe. Ph. 912-472-8881.
Fertilizer spreader, 10 ft. EzeeFlow, exc. cond., $150. Lawton Giddens, Ellaville 31806. Ph. 912-937-
2402._____________________ J. D. 100 corn picker, used last yr.,
needs some repair, $150. V. W. Grant, Rt. 1, Box 246, Harlem 30814. Ph. 404-556-3287.____________
3 bottom 14 in. turn plow, old Case combine, planters and cultivators for "B" John Deere, tractor wagon. Henry J. Barnes, Greenville. Ph. 6724628.

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8 hp International Cub Cadet

tractor w/mower and elec. starter,

perf. cond., $1,095. C. D. Widener,

215 Skinner Rd., Augusta. Ph. 733-

8780.

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1370- 150 Massey Ferguson, $3,500; twelve ft. dump flat mounted, $850. Willie Harrison, Commerce. Ph. 652-2422 or 367-5611.______
No. 12 Cat. motor grader, serial No. 8T-1666, fair cond., $3,000. Robert Anthony, Rt. 1, Molena 30258. Ph. 404-567-8788 or 567-8740.
350 John Deere crawler loader w/backhoe attach., series 93A, very good cond. J. Conner, Ellijay. Ph. 404-635-2861._______________

Wide long bed tube rack for pickup. Jack Everett, Rt. 1, Social Circle. Ph. 404-464-2485.________
New Holland 67 hay baler, good cond., $1,000. Edward Minter, Rt. 1, Meansville 30256. Ph. 404-567-8740 or 567-8788._______________
11 tine chisel plow, Blanton, exc. cond. Ned Herman, Rt. 2, Box 409, Carrollton 30117. Ph. 404-854-4427.

AC 4 row corn head 430, fits M or L Gleaner, used 1 season, $3350. Louis Blanton, Rt. 4, Gumming. Ph. 889-1912.__________________
Mower for Sears tractor, 12-18 hp, 48 in. cut, good cond., $200. Jim Middleton, 227 John Phillips Rd., Cedartown 30125. Ph. 748-3761.

6 ton round feed bin for sale, good cond. Eugene Barrett, Dahlonega. Ph. 864-2296.

| wanted

Want to buy Vermeer, 6 ft. wide, round, hay baler. Ed Simmons, Atlanta. Ph. 892-2070._______
Want to buy farm tractor, w/wo equip. Lynn B. Hale, Rt. 2, Acworth 30101. Ph. 404-428-2835._________
Want side delivery hay rake, 5 ft. roll-over scraper, spring tooth harrow, reasonably priced, near Atlanta. Ardin Hartman, Lilburn. Ph. 404-972-9529.____________
Want tires and rims for old 8N Ford tractor, 9 x 32 tires or any sizes that will fit. Gene Karr, Rt.l, Box 310. Zebulon 30295. Ph. 567-3467.
Want 10-38 tractor tires for B.J.D. Lynwood Pope, Rt. 1, Hillsboro. Ph. 404-468-8236.________________
Want John Deere No. 39 hay mower for parts; also, 500 Ib. platform scales and 15 ton pit type scales. Larry Eley, Rt. 1, White Plains. Ph. 404-467-2184._________
Want 450 B John Deere loader, must be low-boy-heavy duty trailer. Gene Callaway, Rayle. Ph. 404-2743392 or 404-274-3385._________
Want engine for International, B414 diesel, would consider complete tractor for parts. Don Walls, Rt. 9, Box 482, Carrollton 30117. Ph. 834-
8191._______________________ Want litter spreader to be
mounted on truck, must be good cond. Hank Wyatt, Adairsville 30103. Ph. 404-629-7474.________
Want to buy sickle mower for Sears, 16 hp tractor. Andrew Little, 2730 Bethel Rd.. Conyers 30207.
Want International cub low-boy or cub, w/60 in. mower, parts for International TD 340A crawler loader or complete. Wm. Bruce, Lilburn. Ph. 934^349._____________
Want portable hog farrowing pens and auto, hog feeders, any size, reasonably priced. O. Wilborn, Atlanta. Ph. 787-3338 night or 524-3461 day.
Want 2 rear tractor tires, 13-9-38 to 14-938, fair cond. James N. Cartee, Box 581, Reynolds 31076. Ph. 912-847-3318 or 847-3177. evenings.
Want portable air compressor, 125 to 150 CC, good cond., reasonably priced. Peggy Hughes, Marietta. Ph. 926-4197 or 971-5175.
Want tire and rim for Ford Jubilee 1953 tractor, 12.4 x 28. R. L. Russell, 2042 McDuffie Rd., Austell. Ph. 9449657 or 949-1562, after 6p.m._____
Want 8 ft. fertilizer spreader, Ezee-Flow or other brand, good cond. Sidney Boswell, RFD No. 2, Box 210, Brunswick. Ph. 265-6685.
Want 15 sections of portable corral, must be reasonably priced. E. R. Davis, Rt. 1, Box 46-A1, Barnesville. Ph. 404-358-3722.

Want irrigation system, complete w/pump motor, 4 in. suction discharge, w/1200 ft. alum, pipe, 3 or 4 Rainbird sprinklers w/stand. Chuck Iwamasa.Cairo 31728. Ph. 912-3774788 or 377-2566.___________
Want 48 in. cut mower for 12 hp Sears tractor, reasonable; also, 3-pt. hitch fertilizer spreader that fits farm tractor. Bill Hatchett, Kennesaw. Ph. 404-974-9073.________
Want front end loader for A45 WD Allis Chalmers tractor. Floy Kell, 3821 Mason Creek Rd., Winston 30187.__________________
Want 8 ft. or 9 ft. offset cutting harrow, 3500 Ibs. or above, 3 row 30 in. header for Gleaner F. Aaron McWhorter, Rt. 2, Franklin. Ph. 404854-8349 or 854-4161.__________
Want junk Super A for parts, state cond. and price. Willard Vinson, Dearing 30808. Ph. 556-6134._____
Want small gasoline pump to fill water tank from lake. Stuart McDaniel, 3043 Westminster Cir., Atlanta 30327. Ph. 355-6973. _____
Want J.D. model GLA pasture drill, good cond. Wesley Chandler, Box 245. Ila 30647. Ph. 404-789-3386.
Want drive shaft and slip-clutch assembly for John Deere 14T baler, would consider junk baler w/assembly. Joe Dempsey, Rt. 6, Cedartown 30125. Ph. 748-2771.
Want to buy pony wagon, 4 wheel. Butch Milner, Rt. 6, Eastman 31023. Ph. 374-4920._______________
Want hay loader, one that hooks to the side of trailer. Joe R. Brady, Hephzibah. Ph. 793-5310 or 592-
2694.___________________ Want good tractor tire w/fair
tread, size 12.4x28, state price and cond. E. S. Bledsoe, Rt. 5, Franklin. 30217. Ph. 404-675-3227. after 6 p.m.
Want light root rake for use w/3444 International front end loader. Jim Free, Rt. 3, Swainsboro. Ph. 469-3841.______________
Want used 4 wheel drive Kubota tractor w/creep speed. H. L. Morrison, Rt. 1, Box 52-A, Mansfield 30255.
Cattle, swine, other livestock
for sale
CATTLE
1 yr. old Santa Gertrudis bull, dark red $250. R. B. Greeson, Rt. 2, Box 133, Carnesville 30521. Ph. 384-
4384.___________________ Holstein cow and calf, $350 for
both. Sarah J. Robinson, Rt. 2, Box 110-A, Byron 31008. Ph. 956-5589 or 956-5684.__________________
Charolais cattle: 10 young bulls, 50 weaned heifers, 38 bred heifers, 94 cows w/calves, bred polled, all reg. AICA. Clyde Lawson, Canton. Ph. 479-3542, 3141.________________
Reg. service age Black Angus bulls and reg. Black Angus cows w/calves at side. Fred G. Blitch, RFD 4, Statesboro 30458. Ph. 912-865-2475.
Reg. Brangus bull, 1800 Ibs., 3 yrs., gentle, great calves, $1200; 3 purebred Brangus heifers, carrying 2nd calf $1200 for all 3. Clay Manley, Decatur. Ph. 404-934-1147, 938-7081.
Sev. halter broken classified Santa Gertrudis bulls for sale, good bloodlines, 700-900 Ibs., calved 1976. Sidney Boswell, RFD 2, Box 210, Brunswick. Ph. 265-6685.________
50 Holstein yearling heifers, open, ready to breed this fall $200 ea. R. G. Houser, Arnoldsville 30619. Ph. 404742-2743._________________
Jersey milk cow, gentle hand broken to milk, 5 yrs. old $175. Russell McGukin, Bremen. Ph. 5373101.___________________
9 AICA reg. Charolais cows, 3 heifer calves, polled bull, must sell. W. H. Daniel, Jr., 290 W. Crossville Rd., Roswell. Ph. 993-3671.

4 nice cross bred Black cows, Holstein and Angus cross, bred to Hereford bull. R. S. Sherman, Rt. 2, Rome. Ph. 295-2020.

One Jersey heifer about 2 yrs. old, bred, one Guernsey heifer, 20 mos.
old. Joe Ridley, Rt. 1, Alto 30510. Ph.

eorgia Cooking

778-2356. ______________

Reg. Angus bulls, ser. age, Wye and Graham breeding $450 to $1500, Del. Alton Brown, Tyrone. Ph. 461-
4872 or 6388.______________

Sev. reg. Bardoliermere Angus bulls, all ages, a few not reg. can
del. J. West. Monroe. Ph. 342-3725.

PEACH CRISP

Polled Hereford bull, calved 1/5/76, by RWJ Rollo 0120 Dam by Canam Investor, $650. Tony Brown, Tyrone. Ph. 461-8671.___________
5 yr. old reg. Angus bull, sire Bell Boy 99, 1200 plus Ibs. $600. David V. Smith, Rt. 1, Gainesville. Ph. 887-

6 or 7 large peaches

1/2 cup brown sugar, packed

juice of one lemon

1/3 cup margarine

1/2 cup sifted flour

hard sauce

3/4 cup rolled oats

Put peeled, sliced peaches in shallow 2 quart baking

dish and sprinkle with lemon juice. Mix flour, oats and

4871._____________________ Reg. polled bull, Hereford, 1 yr.
old, 900 Ibs. $375, 3 cows, bred, $1000. Bill Wright, Marietta. Ph. 432-1960.________________
Purebred Santa Gertrudis cows w/calf and by side, herd bull, no calving problems. L. O. Bloomfield, Dallas. Ph. 404-445-2687._______
12 reg. polled Herefords, all ages, both sexes, reasonable. Richard Martin, Rt. 1, Norwood 30821. Ph. 404-465-3134 nights.____________

brown sugar. Cut in margarine with pastry blender. Press over peaches. Bake at 325 degrees for 30 minutes or until peaches are tender. Serve warm with hard sauce.

HARD SAUCE:

3/4 cup confectioner's sugar

1 /2 teaspoon vanilla

1/4 cup butter

1 Tablespoon hot water

Rub butter with the back of a spoon until very creamy;

stir in the sugar very gradually; stir in the vanilla also

gradually. Stir in hot water a few drops at a time to

prevent separation of the sauce. If preferred, 1

Guernsey milk cow, freshen July 1, third calf; Holstein heifer calf, 6 mos. old. Ira Shavers, Griffin. Ph. 228-8365._______________
10 yr. old reg. Santa Gertrudis herd bull El Capitan, great for rebuilding your herd; also few cows and heifers. J. W. Morris, Carrolltpn, 832-3284/8447.

Tablespoon sherry, rum or brandy flavoring may be substituted for the vanilla. Pile lightly in a serving dish; chill thoroughly.
Ga. Peach Commission

CORN COB DUMPLINGS

6 corn cobs

1/2 can biscuits

Beef type feeder and grass calves, ready for pasture. Mrs. S. J. Sum-
mers, Rt. 2, Stockbridge 30281. Ph. 483-1747._________________

1 stick butter

salt and pepper to taste

Cover 6 fresh ears of corn with water. Boil until tender.

Scrape corn off cob and put scrapings into the boiling

water. Roll biscuits into 1 inch squares and drop into corn

Reg. Santa Gertrudis bulls S. classified, heifers S. classified. 5 M Farms. Ronald and Sara Merritt, Box 61. West Point. Ph. 205-644-3242.
5 Angus heifers 7-8 month old, good quality stockers, exc. cond. Bill Sewell. Gumming. Ph. 404-887-3875.

broth. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Azilee Edwards 165PowellSt. SE Atlanta, Georgia

1 purebred Holstein cow recently freshened, milking by hand approx. 4 gal. per day on light feed. R. S. Martin, Milledgeville. Ph. 912-452-
8177._________________ Purebred reg. Angus herd for sale,
28 brood cows, 8 breeding age heifers. J. A. Andrews, Atlanta. Ph. 404-981-4349._____________
Reg. Black Angus, Wye, Bell Boy and Eileenmere breeding, bangs free. Mike Loudermilk, Woodstock. Ph. 926-7528.____________

BROILED TOMATOES
Cut 4 large tomatoes in half horizontally. Place in baking dish, cut side up. Broil 3 to 4 minutes. Remove and top with either sour cream topping or cheese butter topping. Return to broiler 4 to 5 minutes.
SOUR CREAM TOPPING: In a bowl blend 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar and 1 Tablespoon prepared mustard and 1 /2 cup dairy sour cream.

Purebred reg. Santa Gertrudis bull, dark red, approx. 1200 Ibs., 2 yrs. old. Horace H. Richardson, Fairburn Rd., Box 2553, Douglasville. Ph. 942-3389.______
5 yearling commercial heifers, breeding age,; also 1 just weaned Brahman heifer. Mrs. James Branch, Athens. Ph. 464-2466.__________

CHEESE BUTTER TOPPING: In a bowl blend 1/4 cup butter, softened, and 2 Tablespoons chopped green onions and 1/4 teaspoon basil. After spreading over tomatoes, sprinkle w/grated cheese.
Mrs. E.S. Dreher Dunwoody, Ga.

2 reg. polled Hereford heifers, 14 and 18 mos. w/papers $200 and $250. Jim Eady, Mclntyre. Ph. 912946-2487 after 6 p.m.___________
Reg. Black Angus bulls 12 to 14 mos. old, Marshall bloodline. R. L. Robinson, Rt. 2, Dallas. Ph. 445-
2027.____________________ 4 yr. old reg. Angus bull, Rito 707 x
Ballot, tall, big boned, extremely long, 1400 Ibs. must see. W. I. Monroe, Alpharetta. Ph. 404-475-
7115.__________________
Reg. Angus bull, 5 yrs. old, exc. bloodlines, 1500 Ibs., $500. B. Schaefer, Calaveras Farm, Rt. 1, Box 207. Shiloh 31826._____________
Reg. polled Hereford bulls, cows, heifers and pairs, $300-$500. John Parker, Rt. 3, Box 38A, Greensboro 30642. Ph. 404-453-2150._______
1/2 Holstein and 1/2 Jersey milk cow w/2nd calf, 5 gals, daily, very gentle; other cows also. Douglas Montgomery. Buford. Ph. 945-2552.
Reg. 3 yr. old polled Hereford bull $400, reg. Black Angus bull 3 1/2 yrs. old $500. Bill O'Neal, Senoia. Ph. 404-599-6476 after 5 p.m._____
Reg. Angus bull 18 mos. old, Son of Legionnaire of Wye, approx 1000 Ibs. $450. Gordon G. Wells, Rt. 1, Dearing. Ph. 404-556-6552.

Small herd mostly polled Herefords: 15 cows, 1 bull. 9 calves, $150 ea. and take all. L. H. Wessinger, Rt. 7, Box 264, Carrollton 30117. Ph. 258-3766.___________
4 bred Santa Gertrudis. 1 Santa Gertrudis bull, females may be reg. Mills Tarver, Glennville 30427. Ph. 912-654-2195 or 2823._________
1 purebred Eileenmere Angus cow w/AnKonian sired heifer calf, exc. health, not reg. Mike Wages, Grayson. Ph. 963-7455 or 466-4178 after 6 p.m._______________
Excellent 6 mo. old Menteith of Graham 37 Angus bull, not reg., but great herd sire promise. E. H. Wages, Loganville. Ph. 466-4178 after 6 p.m._________________
Reg. Angus bull, long, tall, Choice of Wye Son, to prevent inbreeding $550; also some cow/calf pairs. M. Soileau. Conyers. Ph. 483-0222.
Red Angus bull, cows, heifers, exc. herd, B/TB tested, reg. and some 7/8. E. Hembree, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa. Ph. 574-7349.______
Breeding age polled Hereford bulls reasonably priced for the commercial cattleman. Ben T. Smith, Jr., Yatesville Hwy., Thomaston. Ph. 404-647-6294.

One Guernsey cow bred Sept. 1976 $275. Lewis F. Bird, P.O. Box 95. Snellville 30278. Ph. 912-472-7755.
Santa Gertrudis bulls 2 yrs. old. James Cannafax, Zebulon. Ph. 5673862 or 567-8619.____________
Polled Hereford cows and calves $250 for cow/calf unit. Bill Cline, Newnan. Ph. 404-251-3518._______
One Brahma bull 6 yrs. old $750, 2 yr. old Brahma cross $450. George Folendore. Milledgeville. Ph. 912452-9338.________________
3 Guernsey milk cows: 2 fresh w/calf by side, $300; 1 dry $250. Charles Crane, Hwy. 19 N. Dawsonville._______________
Reg. Charolais bull, 4 yrs.: 7/8 Charolais bull, 10 mos. John W. Thomas, Rt. 2, Box 10-C Lula 30554. Ph. 677-4501 after 8 p.m._______
Cross breed and straight breed bred heifers for sale. Ed Simmons, Atlanta. Ph. 404-892-2070.______
20 reg. polled Hereford bulls, ser. age, $400-$500. R. L. Swearingen, Jr., Reynolds. Ph. 912-847-3535 day or 847-3167 night.___________
Jersey cow recently fresh, gentle, good milker, $350 cash. G. Reed. Stockbridge. Ph. 474-4473.

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Cattle, swine, other livestock
for sale
CATTLE
Reg. Angus bull Wye breeding, 5 yrs. old, guaranteed breeder; 20 reg. Angus cows, some w/calf. B. P. Smith, Rt. 5, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-
7148._____________________________ 100 cow and calf pairs, cows 1/2
Angus 1/2 Holstein, select 100 from 150 prs. Henry Barnes, Greenville. Ph. 404-672-4628.__________
Reg. Charolais w/papers, full French bull 3 1/2 yrs. old $1200. John Voytik, Rt. 1, Bogart 30622. Ph. 404548-1895.____________________
10 3/4 Black Angus cows w/large calves at side; 1 reg. Black Angus bull w/papers, 4 yrs. old July 77. W. F. McPherson, Rt. 2 McCurdy Rd., Villa Rica. Ph. 404-459-5160._____
2 polled Santa Gertrudis bulls, classified and ser. age; 5 purebred Santa Gertrudis cows and 4 mixed cows w/Silvermaker Limousin calves by side. Myles Hortman, Ochloknee. Ph. 912-574-2758._____________
50 reg. Black Angus brood cows and calves, cows rebred to Big Elban herd bull; herd bull for sale. Chesley Gilmore, Oglethorpe. Ph. 912-4728025 after 6 p.m._____________
1 Black Angus and Hereford breed heifer $175; 3 Black Angus heifers $160; 1 Charolais bull $300. J. W. Coley. Atlanta. Ph. 636-8105 after 6.
Baby calves 5 to 15 days old $25 to $40, disease free herd. Lucy Dowling, Rt. 2, Box 114E, Waycross. Ph. 912-283-1669.____________
Purebred reg. Santa Gertrudis bull, 3 yrs. old, and heifers. Lovin Wagoner, Rt. 1, Gainesville 30501. Ph. 887-3417.______________
Weaned bulls-Base cow reg. Red Angus-selection 1/2 Maine-Anjou, 2 Brahman, 1 Red Angus. Mrs. John McCarty. Athens. Ph. 464-2466.
Jersey milk cow and calf for sale, calf born 5/14/77. W. A. Martin, 3049 N. BoganRd., Buford 30518. Ph. 945-4137.________________
Black Angus and mixed cows for sale. Tom Smith, Conyers. Ph. 483-
4937.____________________
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Reg. Berkshire pigs with papers. C. I. Smith, Rt. 4, Box 600, Griffin. Ph. 404-227-6015.____________
Yorkshire, 10 quality feeder pigs, wormed and castrated, 8 wks. old, all ten for $235. Harry Galloway, Covington. Ph. 786-4243._________
Feeder pigs, 9 wks. old, 3 way cross Duroc, Yorshire and Hampshire, $25; 2 sows, Yorkshire and Hampshire cross, bred to 3rd litter, $145 ea. Larry Cheek, Rt. 2, Loganville. Ph. 466-8444 or 466-8349.
6 reg. Duroc boars and gilts, farrowed 2/24/77. Lanier Kesler, Athens. Ph. 543-8759.__________
Purebred Duroc boars and gilts, $50 to $75. T. L. Surles, Preston. Ph. 828-3506._________________
3 York-Hamp gilts, bred to reg. York boar, $125 ea., also 1 reg. York boar, $140, see to appreciate. H. K. Hulsey, Rt. 3, Rockmart. Ph. 404-6843417._____
Hampshire and Berkshire crossed pigs, castrated and ready to go. $25 ea. James C. Wallace, 2871 Bert Johnson Rd.. Buford 30518. Ph. 945-
5973._____________________ Feeder pigs, $15 up, depending on
size. Harris D. Johnson, 597 Old Duluth Rd., Lawrenceville 30245. Ph. 921-3232.____________________
Purebred Hampshire, Yorkshire and Duroc boars, most are ready for service. Edward Newberry, Colquitt. Ph. 912-758-2870._______________
Pigs for sale, Landrace/Yorkshire sows, crossed with Chester White boar, exc. meat hog, $30 ea. O. V/ilborn, Covington. Ph. 787-3338
nights._________________________ Landrace Yorkshire sows, crossed
with Chester White boars, long meat hogs, Conyers area, $30 ea. O. Wilborn, Atlanta. Ph. 787-3338 nights, 524-3461 day.

Pigs and shoats for sale, White Faced Hereford crossed with Duroc. Mike Smith, Walnut Grove. Ph. 782-
0267.___________________ Black boar hog, 2 yrs., 250 Ibs.,
$50 or trade. W. N. Terrell, Atlanta. Ph. 763-1597. 378-7024. ______
Q pigs for sale, 8 wks., 9 shoats, approx. 125 Ibs., 1 hog, approx. 600 Ibs., corn fed. Rodney Moon, Rt. 2, Conyers 30207. Ph. 466-4565 after 4
p.m.__________________________ 1 red male pig for sale, 125-150
Ibs. Fred Brown, Franklin. Ph. 675-
3241.____________________ Pigs for sale, $25 ea., highest
quality, 6 wks. old. Tommy Barnette, Rt. 1, Braselton. Ph. 654-2903 or Hwy. 53 North._____________
Purebred Chester White boar, 1 1/2 yr. old, brings Irg. litters, and purebred Yorkshire gilt, had 1 litter, $150 ea. Margaret Bowling, Byron. Ph. 953-3714._________________
14 shoats for sale, wormed and castrated, $25 up. Carl E. Harris, 7693 Old Covington Hwy., Lithonia 30058. Ph. 482-2371.___________
15 feeder pigs, HampshireYorkshire cross, 7 wks. old, $25 ea. or $22.50 if all taken. Tony Carpenter, Madison. Ph. 342-3579._____
Feeder pigs, $25, call after 5 p.m. J. B. Medlin, Luthersville. Ph. 927-
6272._____________________ Purebred Duroc sows, farrowed 1
litter, $125 ea. or $300 for all three, also Duroc pigs, $25 ea. Tim Martin, Rt. 1, Gumming. Ph. 887-4543._____
Yorkshire boar, purebred, no papers, 18 mos., 400 Ibs., long type, $150. George Owens, Rt. 1, Glenn. Ph. 675-3016.________________
Landrace-Yorkshire boar, 1 yr. old, $125. Paul Jones, Rt. 4, Covington. Ph. 786^986.________
Purebred Hampshire boar, 220 Ibs., ready for service, $100. J. L. Bloomfield, Dallas. Ph. 445-3558.
Purebred Yorkshire boars and gilts for sale, wt. approx. 60 Ibs. Chas. Bray, Rt. 1, Wrightsville. Ph. 864-2945._________________
Bred sow or boars for sale, or will trade for Black Angus short type heifer. Mr. Strickland, Rt. 5, Box 72, Covington. Ph. 786-4379._______
6 pigs, 10 wks. old, wormed and castrated, $25 ea. Jack Crawford, Dacula. Ph. 963-0266 after 5:30 p.m.
6 pigs, Hampshire and Poland China crossed, $25 ea. Hugh Vincent, 1508 Evans Dr., Riverdale 30296. Ph. 404-996-6690.________
10 nice corn fed hogs for sale, ready for butcher, wt. from 100 to 280 Ibs. Randy Teal, Fairburn. Ph. 964-2180, 964-2912._____________
18 pigs, 6 and 7 wks. old, all wormed. Lorraine Roquemore, Marietta. Ph. 434-8724._______
10 crossbred pigs, 6 wks., wormed, castrated, on pig starter, $22.50 and $25 ea. Travis Griffin, Hampton. Ph. 946-4447 or 946-4770.
I sow and 1 gilt, now breeding age, good breeding stock. Glenn Moore, Rt. 4, Box 94, Summerville 30747. Ph. 404-397-2273 call after 7
p.m.__________________________ Reg. York and Hamp. boars, open
York gilts, good quality from tested herd. E. C. Davis, Hwy. 99, Jesup. Ph. 912-427-3635._____________
10 pigs, half Chester White and half Hampshire, wormed and ready middle of June, $25 ea. Mike Buffington, Rt. 10, Gainesville. Ph. 869-
7170._______________________
Feeder pigs, Yorkshire, Hampshire cross, $30 ea. Niel Smith, Canton. Ph. 479-1133 or C. D. Busbin, Woodstock. Ph. 926-3719.
Reg. Duroc boars for sale. Greg L. Carson, Rt. 3, Box 365, Watkinsville 30677. Ph. 769-5734 after 7 p.m.
Reg. Hampshire boars and gilts, breeding age, Yorkshire and Hampshire bred gilts, top quality. Lawton Kemp, Jr., Rt. 1, Dexter 31019. Ph. 912-875-3243 or 875-3417.
2 Duroc pigs, ready for market, 250-275 Ibs. ea., can deliver $110ea. or both for $200. J. Thomas Bridges, Rt. 1, Carnesville 30521. Ph. 335-
5443.____________________ II pigs, cross between Hampshire
and Spotted Poland China, 2 1/2 mths., $30 ea. Thomas Jenkins, Walnut Grove. Ph. 786-4364.

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1 yr. old Duroc boar for sale. Andrew Little, 2730 Bethel Rd., Conyers 30207. Ph. 483-0955._____

Feeder pigs for sale. Jack Rabun, Rt. 3, Box 322, Hephzibah. Ph. 404592-2606.________ ________

6 pigs, 8 wks. old, $25 ea. H.

Faircloth, Grovetown. Ph. 863-4571,

738-1997.

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SHEEP & GOATS

1 blk. lamb for sale. Mike Loudermilk, Woodstock. Ph. 926-

7528.___________________
1 ADGA Nubian buck, 2 1/2 yrs., $100, 1 ADGA buck, 3 mos. old $100, Chickaming Alemada and Hurricane Acres bloodlines. Ben Brady, 1451 Rock Chapel Rd., Lithonia 30058. Ph. 404-482-6713.________________
2 billy goats and 1 nanny, half grown, white w/horns. Tony Moon, Loganville. Ph. 466-4565 after 4 p.m.

ADGA Nubian buck, blk., white spots, clipped, unusually gentle, offsprings, mostly nannies. B. E. Holloway, Sand Hill Acres, Rt. 3, Americus. Ph. 924-7555._________
1 Irg. blk. and white billy goat, 1 white female Saanen. David Wohlgemuth, Marietta. Ph. 973-

0842.____________________ Reg. Nubian buck, 5 mos., $50; 2
reg. Toggenburgs, 2 mos., buck and doe, Laurelwood Acres and Diamond Sunshine bloodlines, $50 ea. Kirk Mussell, Stockbridge. Ph. 474-2887.

3 buck goat kids for sale, Saanen Nubian mixed, 2 gray and white, 1 tan. Jimmy D. Walker, Box 695, Martinez 30907.______________

3 barbeque goats, 6 milk type goats, $20 and up. W. A. Martin, 3049 N. Bogan Rd.. Buford 30518.

6 goats, 3 nannies, and 3 billies, 6 mos. old. Donald E. Dyches, Savannah. Ph. 355-1940. ,________

Will shear, sheep. M. F. Goscha, Marietta. Ph. 428-2130.________

1/2 Toggenburg buck kids, born

3/21/77

and

4/16/77,

chocolate/white and beige/white,

Irg. healthy and gentle. Linda

Binnion, Monroe. Ph. 267-5663.

Sheep and lambs for sale. Mr. Carl Roth, Grayson. Ph. 404-972-4450 weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Common goats, billies, nannies, most pigs, $15 and up. Bob Bing, Stockbridge. Ph. 474-7400.________

Reg. Nubian buck, blk. with frosty ears, 24 mos., also 1 grade Nubian nanny. Billy Culpepper, Royston. Ph. 245-6970.____________________

Nubian and Toggenburg milk goat, $100, form heavy milker, also Nubian
billies, $25 ea., see to appreciate. Audrey Rowden. Rt. 2. Bogart 30622.

At stud; Orr's Eficiency Kisbo No. A241851, purebred French Alpine, $15 fee. Paul T. Parker, Acworth. Ph. 974-4407, 974-4660.________

6 common goats, 3 nannies, 2 billies and 1 barbeque goat, $90. James D. Giles, Ft. Valley. Ph. 8255802 or 825-7500 after 6 p.m._____

Toggenburg grade buck, 2/9/77, light chocolate with white markings, wattles, beard and horned, $50. Wm. H. Barfield, P.O. Box 26, Richland 31825. Ph. 912-887-3473.

Gentle Nubian goats, good milkers, purebred bucks, also 2 ADGA reg. bucks. Gene Carter, Rt. 2, Alto 30510. Ph. 778-3458.

Horses, mules, ponies

for sale
People who are buying and breeding horses should ask to see the registration papers before leaving premises. The MARKET BULLETIN has received numerous complaints of people who buy a horse with the seller promising to send papers later and the papers never appear. The MARKET BULLETIN has no jurisdiction over such instances. A

smart buyer and or person breeding a mare will ask to see the papers first.
In order to qualify to advertise horses, horse farmers should have had the livestock advertised in their possession 60 days or more before offering it for sale through this publication.
All horses offered for advertisement through the Market Bulletin should have a negative coggin test within the past 60 days.
On recommendation of the State Equine Board, at stud notices are published in the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin during the prime breeding season only, January through April.
AQHA sorrel filly, ready for training, flashy, blaze face, good breeding and disp., $1000. Mrs. Schuman, Senoia. Ph. 599-3870..
Purebred Arabian yearling filly, bay, park type, sharp, $850, others. S. Dodd, Ringgold. Ph. 937-4921.
Appaloosa gelding, 15h., 5, gear, C.O.A. Western Pleasure, Absarokee, bright eyes, Brother Line, shown by 9 yr. old, $2000. C. Clark. Ringgold. Ph. 937-4921.
POA gelding, 7 yrs., beautiful blanket, 50 inches, successfully shown, $300 or best offer. Gerald Hunt, Powder Springs. Ph. 422-6257 or 588-2082 weekdays.____________
Reg. 1/2 Arabian gelding, 5 yrs., 14 l/2h., chestnut blaze, flaxen mane, socks, prof, trained, all shots, and wormed, sacrifice $450. Emily Smith, Athens. Ph. 546-0608.______
14.2 1/2 Arab, 1/2 Appaloosa mare, has jumped 4 ft., exc. pony club potential, spirited, outstanding markings, only responsible riders need inquire, $600 firm. Jennifer Garst, Athens. Ph. 548-3910._____
Palomino mare, exc. childrens' horse, good gold color. Quarter bred. Ellen Robb, Watkinsville. Ph. 769-5909.________________________
American Saddlebred stallion, racking, 5 gaited, shown successfully in Open, Style and ladys' racking, 1976, reasonable,, owner moving. Mary Graybill, Athens. Ph. 549-3901._______________
Reg. Arabians, 3 purebred, 1 half TWH-Arabian, need to sell by June 15, packaged or single. Col. S. S. Furse, Covington. Ph. 786-7193.
Reg. AQHA 7 yr. old sorrel mare, 15.3h., beautiful small jr. hunter, exc. manners, $2500 or best offer. Julie Hicks, Atlanta. Ph. 255-2957 after 6 p.m.___________________
AQHA mare, 6 yrs., sorrel by Mr. McBarr. Butch Milner, Rt. 6, Eastman 31023.________________
\ reg. gelding speed racking show horse, smooth as you will ever ride, $100. John Sutton, Rt. 10, Box 493, Gumming. Ph. 887-4236._________
1969 AQHA sorrel, finished cutting mare, daughter of Captain Joker, has extra nice light sorrel stud colt by side, colt by Zippy Dynamo. Bonnie Bright, Newnan. Ph. 599-
3217._______________________ Reg. and unreg. Thoroughbreds
and Quarter Horses. J. Ross, Clarkston. Ph. 294-1961._______
Reg. Morgan, one yearling filly, one 3 yr. old, sired by Ga. State Champion Pineland Cherokee. Carl Puckett. Atlanta. Ph. 241-8506.
Mare mule, 5 yrs., halter broke, approx. 500 Ibs., $100. Gordon C. Wells, Rt. 1, Dearing. Ph. 404-556-
6552.______________________ 3 jennies for sale, 1 jack 3 yrs., 2
females, 7 and 3 yrs. old, all will work. John B. Marion, Rt. 1, Lindale 30147.__________________
One red 4 yr. old mule, broke, $500 or best offer. Mary Bruce, Rt, 3, Dawsonville 30534. Ph. 265-2971.
1969 AQHA big chestnut cutting mare, by Cpt. Joker, placed cutting horse futurity Ft. Worth, filly by side by Zippy Dynamo. Floyd Eppinette, Senoia. Ph. 599-3217._________'
Pinto, 13h., beautiful $200; Welsh red gelding 11.2h., $40; Welsh charcoal gelding llh., $50; 3 saddles $25 to $65. Bill Garner, Gumming. Ph. 887-4197.________________
Top show and pleasure gelding, AQHA '75, 4 socks, blaze, bright sorrel, 15.2, exc. disp. Carol Casion, Columbus. Ph. 404-324-6335.

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Two half Quarters, half Appaloosas, 1 yr., blanket, and 2 yr. red frosty, $500 ea. W. B. Tomlinson, Quitman. Ph. 912-263-5597.______
Appaloosa, reg. 3 yr. o\d mare, granddaughter of Top Hat H, in foal to Sleep's High-Spot, $2000. J. W. Lamb, Ellenwood. Ph. 981-0373 after
6p.m.______________________________ Beautiful blk. mare pony with
saddle and blanket, exc. conf. and extra gentle for children, $75 or will consider trade. Randy Teal, Fairburn. Ph. 964-2180, 964-2912.______
1 pr. mare mules, wt. approx. 700 and 800 Ibs. 5 yrs., green broke. E. E. Karr, Buford. Ph. 945-9002.______
Reg. Quarter Horse, 8 yrs., gelding, well schooled and disciplined, show or pleasure 15.Ih. Lisa Davies, Dunwoody. Ph. 404-394-
5637.___________________________ 1 roping horse, '1 cutting stallion
AQHA, 1 AQHA barrel horse, 3 grade horses, price from $250 to $2500, ride then decide. Dan Patton, Winder. Ph. 867-5496, 867-4893.
2 half Arabians, 1 pinto mare, 5 yrs., 1 white colt 1 yr. or trade for Palomino mare or filly. E. G. Harbin, P.O. Box 34, Jonesboro. Ph. 471-
8473.____________________ 14.2h. white mare, gentle for
anyone, $250; 15h. sorrel gelding, gentle, shown in time events, $450. Lorrie Fortson, Winder. Ph. 8674893, 867-5496._____________
Reg. Belgian stud, 22 mos., sorrel, white mane, tail, strip, wt. 1600Ibs., working Belgian mare wt. 1900 Ibs. works good. Shular Dove, Royston. Ph. 245-6004._________________
Reg. Tenn. Walking Horse, palomino stud, 2 yrs., in training, by Delight's Bumin Around out of a Wilson Alien mare, must see to appreciate. Joe Hughes, Athens. Ph. 543-0524.____________________
Racking mare, Saddlebred, Walker, very stylish, blue ribbon winner, show bridle and cutback saddle, $500. S. Evans, Dublin. Ph. 912-275-0513.__________________
Purebred Arabian filly, 3 yrs., grey, Kellogg, Maynesboro, breeding, also purebred Arabian gelding, 6 yrs., grey. Walter Benike, Sky Watch Farms, Athens. Ph. 549-
6152._______________________ Reg. TWH by Ebony Masterpiece,
11 yrs., white gelding, blue ribbon winner in open-championship racking, will walk, needs exp. rider. Tricia Brown, Hwy. 138, Riverdale. Ph. 478-8171._________________
Arabians, geldings, young stallions, fillies, and bred mares, Rivoli Arabians. Mrs. Carolyn Cummings, Macon. Ph. 912-477-
3963.________________________ 9 yr. old chestnut gelding,
pleasure horse; 1/2 Quarter, 1/2 American Saddlebred, exc. with children, esp. girls. Bill Kinzy, Menlo. Ph. 404-862-2047._________
Trade exp. hunter gelding, 16h., 16 yrs., exp. rider, for 4-H horse prospect, for 10 yr. old beginner, good home only. Jamie Tallon, Madison. Ph. 342-3348._________
AQHA bay filly, April '76, Poco Bueno-Sugar Bars bloodlines, $250, also AQHA 18 mos. sorrel stallion, $200. Ronnie Faulk, Dublin. Ph. 912272-9527.______________________
1/2 T.B. mare, 16h., 8 yrs., could be exc. staff horse, enjoyable hunter, bold cross-country, shown well. P. Stone, Marietta. Ph. 971-
2256._________________________________ 7/8 reg. Arabian filly, 1 yr.
Egyptian breeding, top show quality. M.J. Sanders, Bowersville. Ph. 404358-0948.___________________
Reg. Quarter Horses, weanlings, yearlings, and 2 yr. olds, by suck sires as Eternal Sun, Eternal Too Eternal Light, Freckles Diamond, and Win or Lose. Danny Hogan, Dexter. Ph. 912-875-3476.________
Reg. Tenn. Walker gelding, red, blaze face, $250. James W. Traylor, Carrollton. Ph. 404-832-2997._____
Reg. Morgans for sale, 1 junior stallion and three mares, all champion bloodlines. Sandra Roe, Timson Morgans, Lawrenceville. Ph. 963-6393.____________________
1 mare, pinto-Welsh pony, gentle enough for children, $100 or best offer. Lisa Cooper, Braselton. Ph. 654-3453.

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Palomino mare, QH, w/tack, $350; 18 mos. blk. filly, part QuarterWalker, $125, Shetland ponies, mares and geldings. Tommy Vincent, Riverdale. Ph. 996-8987 after 6 p.m
Reg. Saddlebred gelding, shown successfully, chestnut, 3 gaited, owner in college, must sell $300., sacrifice. Mrs. Smith, Canton. Ph. 404^79-3872._______________
Reg. Morgan mare, chestnut with star, Pineland Red Roger and Dixie's Cindy Lou Pineland and Lippitt bloodlines. John Kersey, Smyrna. Ph. 436-1144._________________
Dbl. reg. Palomino Quarter Horse gelding 2 yrs., PHBA point earner, w/beautiful golden color, exc. youth prospect. Jack Fleischman, Zebulon. Ph. 567-3787._______________
Purebred Arabian filly, 2 yrs., Raffles breeding, rose gray, $800. Dot Christian, Conyers. Ph. 483-
9465._____________________ AQHA sorrel mare, Leo breeding,
bred for 1978, AQHA bay mare, Rey breeding, bred for Jan. '78 foal. Pat Guzewich, Zebulon. Ph. 567-3787.
Reg. 9 yr. old American Saddlebred broodmare, (W. Commander's Image X A. Denmark) exc. producer, sacrifice $450. L. Brent, Palmetto. Ph. 463-4348.________
6 yr. old roan mare, 15 l/2h., bald face w/white stockings, exc. for pleasure or trail riding. W. T. Hale, Fayetteville. Ph. 404-461-3190.
AQHA 1976 and 1977 stallions, War Leo and Pepo San bloodlines, exc. conf. and disp., bred to do it all. S. Hazel, Inman. Ph. 461-1081.
Appaloosa stallion, 4 yrs., black w/white blanket and blk. spots, good disp., $1500. Ken Eidson, Marietta.
Ph.404-422-2950._______________
Chestnut yearling stud, gentle, halter broke, yearling miniature colts, others to choose from Billy Turner, Union Point. Ph. 404-486-
2558._____________________ Tenn. Walker, paint, 16 l/2h.,
gentle but spirited, exc. trail horse, must sell to good home only, $700 firm. P. Batten, Norcross. Ph. 4493014 days. 476-3211 nights.______
Reg. 3/4 Arab, chestnut colt, 1 yr. halter broken and gentle, also 3/4 Arab gray filly, reg., 2 yrs., both exc. Irg. pony hunter prospects. C. Wallace. Athens. Ph. 549-0670.
Speed event gelding, sev. other grade horses, some registered Appaloosas. Ronnie Shellnut.Stockbridge. Ph. 474-7400.__________
1 mare mule, good worker, 15 yrs., wt.. 950 Ibs., $250. Rusell McGukin, Bremen. Ph. 537-3101._________
One 2 1/2 yr. old gentle mare, partly trained, $150. Menno Yoder, Montezuma. Ph. 912-472-8933.
8 yr. old Palomino mare, rides English and Western, will sell mare and western saddle for $350. Michele Weems, Locust Grove. Ph. 957-3184._________________
AQHA 1964 mare, exc. novice riders, cutting horse, also proven broodmare, extremely easy to handle, no bad habits. E.L. Fugate, Fayetteville. Ph. 461-1081.______
Reg. racking horse, shown, doing well, gentle for anyone, reasonable price. C.H. McGhee, Decatur. Ph. 243-7050. 288-5433._____________
AQHA stud, Polo Waggoner, 3 yrs., sorrel w/star, 15.2h., 1000Ibs., Donnie or Mark Clark, Rochelle. Ph. 912-365-7224.______________
Reg. Arab mare, chestnut, 5 yrs., by Galazon, in foal to Fargi son, $900. Barbara Schaefer, Rt. 1, Box 207, Shiloh 31826.___________
1977 sorrel stud colt by Sugar Nip ^lap by Sugar Bars and out of Dana Jtar Bailey by Gold King Bailey, exc. uturity prospect $1500, will accept wo horse trailer as trade. Randy ienry, Warrenton. Ph. 404-4651309. 465-2556.________________
Arabian stallion, reg. bay, 9 yrs., /lorafic-Egyptian breeding, irofessionally trained, beautiful lead. N. Boyle, Decatur. Ph. 378669 evenings.___________________
Loud Appaloosa filly, 2 yrs., very entle, sire is halter and perf. hampion Doc's High Again, dam has
straight colored foals, will make xc. broodmare, $850. Doug dwards, Waco. Ph. 404-537-3833 or 34-8037.

1 Black Quarter Horse, wt. approx. 1000 Ibs., riding horse. Paul Summey, Rt. 3, Box 150, Chats worth
30705._____________________ Reg. AQHA sorrel gelding, top
bloodlines, trained for pasture roping, lots of speed, stout, make time-event horse, $800. Hamilton Hayes, Colbert. Ph. 788-2705._____
1 saddle mare of sale, has won ribbons, easy to handle. Jack Flournoy, Talmo. Ph. 693-4494.
Saddlebred gelding, chestnut, 4 yrs., show prospect, $350. Judy Andrews. Rt. 1, Perry. Ph. 987-3483.
Lipizzan stallion, Reg., good pleasure horse or stud, gentle, beautiful, make good jumper, 12 yrs., make offer. Tom Scissom, Blairsville. Ph. 745^1119.__________
AQHA reg. 3 yrs. sorrel filly, Bit's Misty Bar, well broke, gentle, started on barrels, Elaine Ruger, Blackshear. Ph. 912-449-5907, 4495604 after 6 p.m._________________
Reg. paint mare, 7 yrs., 15 lh., 1000 Ibs., Q Ton Eagle and Leo bloodlines, exc. conf. and disp., $700 firm. Mickie Ribbing, Palmetto. Ph. 463-3009._________________
4 yr. old 7/8 Arabian mare, no papers, green broke, exp. rider only, beautiful halter prospect. Rhonda Carley, Conyers. Ph. 483-8660, Lynn Brannen 922-5449.____________
Buckskin gelding, 8 yrs., exc. trail horse, for exp. rider, good home only, with tack, $350 firm. D. Feather, Norcross. Ph. 449-3014, nites 963-1194._______________
Three 5 gaited horses, one 7 yr. old spirited red gelding asking $400; one 8 yr. blk. mare asking $550, one 8 yr. old chestnut mare, asking$500, all neck reined. Bobby Da vis, Chamblee. Ph. 458-4300.________
Buckskin Q.H. gelding, barrel racer winner, western pleasure, game, saddle sold separately, $300. W.L. Brunson, Marietta. Ph. 971-
0621___________________ TB yearling colt, unreg., 14h.,
should mature 17h., quick learner, leads, lunges, trails. Sharon Gillespie, Duluth. Ph. 476-5529, 9219238 evenings, weekends.________
8 yr. old brown and white pinto mare with 2 wks. filly colt, works or rides, very gentle w/children, $55. Wayne Williams, Crawfordville. Ph. 404-456-2456._____________
Pleasure racking gelding, exc. disp. anyone can ride, reasonably priced. Willard Anderson, Powder Springs. Ph. 943-5040._______
Beautiful pr. palomino racking horses, filly 5 yrs., gelding 10 yrs., approx. 16h., with tack, $1000. Stanley Pyron, Carrollton. Ph. 404834-3053.________________
Spirited Quarter Horse mare, 11 yrs., white face and stockings, 1 saddle and bridle included, $250. Mark Freeman, Ft. Valley. Ph. 912825-5315.__________________
9 yr. It. grey gelding, Thoroughbred, reg., exc. jumper. Dr. H. R. Connell, Rt. 10, Rivermont Dr., Rome
30161.______________________ Reg. TWH 2 yr. old very pretty,
exc. disp. Chas. Byrd, Woodstock. Ph. 926-3072.
Cattle, swine, other livestock
wanted
Want to buy reg. Nubian doeling or yearling doe, within 100 mi. of Sylvania, state bloodlines and price. A. R. McBride, Rt. 7, Box 103, Sylvania 30467._____________
Want to buy or catch wild cattle. Ronald Thurman, Madison. Ph. 3423276 or 0930.________________
Want to buy a horse, must be reasonably priced and under 10 yrs. of age and able to ride. Janet Manahan,Fairburn. Ph. 964-3991.
Want to buy a young miniature goat, must be small when grown. Mrs. Louis LeBeau, Rt. 1, Box 25, Pineland Plantation, Newton 31770. Ph. 912-734-5673._____________
Want to buy beef or dairy type cattle, any amount. Lynn B. Hale, Rt. 2, Acworth 30101. Ph. 404-428-2835.

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Want hogs, pigs, and calves, will trade. Frank Bragg, 1428 MacGillicuddy Dr., Macon. Ph. 912788-4744.
Livestock,
-handling,
boarding, equipment
2 horse trailer W/dressing room for sale, like new cond. Arlin Barr, Jonesboro. Ph. 478-7540or478-4290.
S.B. Swaggerty made English saddle, no horn, made in 1927, missing 1 stirrup otherwise exc. cond., $150. Shirley Carver, Box 173C, Waverly Hall 31831. Ph. 582-2039.
Circle H 2 horse trailer for sale, extra tall, exc. cond., $1000. J. Stewart, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-4472.
Western Simco saddle, exc. cond., $200. Tricia Brown, Hwy. 138, Riverdale. Ph. 478-2459 or 478-8171.
Western saddle for sale, very good cond., $50. Jim Gumming, Madison. Ph. 342-3740.______________
Horses boarded, 1 mo. free w/3 mo. contract, beautiful barn, Irg. stalls, wash rack, etc., $35 to $75. L. Brent. Palmetto. Ph. 463-4348._____
21 ft. gooseneck stock trailer for sale, $900. W. H. Daniel, Jr., 290 W. Crossville Rd., Roswell. Ph. 993-
3671. _________________
Double D horse trailer for sale, 1972 model, needs painting but good cond., $650. Mrs. Farist, Acworth. Ph. 926-9073. after 8p.m.____________
Western Simco saddle,-1 1/2 yr. old, make offer. Don Yarbrough, Fayetteville. Ph. 461-1506.________
Have room to board horses in new barn, full board, $70 per mo. or partial; also, will train and break horses, can pick up. J. W. Van Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy., Decatur. Ph. 289-5798. _____________
16 ft. livestock trailer, tandem axle, center partition, lights, brakes, new tires, 2 in. treated oak floor, exc. cond. Duncan Gumming, Rt. 1, Madison. Ph. 342-0304._________
Double D, 4 horse, combination, 16 ft. trailer, extra height, wide, 1976, lights, mats and brakes, $1300. J, W. Lamb, Ellenwood. Ph. 981-0373, after 6 p.m.________________
Black Western saddle, bridle, breastplate and blanket; also, some misc. tack,$75. Tommy Mize, Lilburn. Ph. 921-8771._________
Horses transported, local and long distance. Paul Hogan, Riverdale. Ph. 996-1067._________________
Horses boarded, new 12 ft. x 12 ft. stalls, indoor wash rack, rubber fenced pastured, riding ring, jumps, training. Ronald Newton, Millers MillRd.. Stockbridge. Ph. 241-4014.
Horses boarded, private barn, shavings, wash room, tack room, chain-link runs, trails, adult care. Judy Evans, Lithonia. Ph. 482-1347.
Western saddle, floral design, used very little, like new cond., $85. Louis Bentley, Holcomb Bridge Rd., Norcross. Ph. 448-2302.__________
Sev. very good Western saddles, all padded seats but one, $50 to $125. Janet Will. Norcross. Ph. 448-1520.
Horses boarded, 12 x 12 stalls, 250 A., trails, 3 lakes, riding arena, green pastures, full, partial and pasture board. Jena Stewart, 10280 Jones Bridge Rd., Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-7512 or 475-4472.________
Cortina pony saddle, child's 16 in. saddle, exc. cond., $140; size 14 pony saddle, like new cond., $90. Diane Murphy, Dunwoody. Ph. 394-
8262.____________________ Will transport your horse,
evenings or wk. ends., reasonable. D. Feather, Lawrenceville. Ph.9631194 days or 449-3014 nights.___________
3 Western saddles, good cond., one used less than dozen times, all padded seats, $100 ea. including bridle and saddle blanket. Bobby Davis, Chamblee. Ph. 458-4300.
Want 4 horse trailer or 16 ft. livestock trailer, reasonably priced; also, have DD 2 horse trailer for sale. Lamar Rabun, Louisville. Ph. 912-625-8296.

Horseshoeing - hot and cold, quality work and prompt service. A. D. Bryan, Marietta. Ph. 422-6834.
Horses boarded, new stalls, lights, water, shavings, etc.. Norcross area, 1 mi. from Rolling Hills. Pam Watson, Duluth. Ph. 448-6531.
17 in. forward seat Parian, jumping saddle, imported, exc. cond., $275. Mrs. Richard E. Smith, Woodstock. Ph. 475-4380.________
Horses boarded, trails, tack storage, ring, etc., full, partial or pasture board. Sharon Gillespie, Duluth. Ph. 476-5529 or 921-9238, evenings and wk. ends.__________
1976 Hale Deluxe 2 horse trailer, elec. brakes, extra height, padded, $1150; Stubben Tristan, 17 1/2 in. dressage saddle, w/fittings, $375. Mrs. Hill, Marietta. Ph. 404-971-
0301.______________________ Horses trained, any breed, have
Associate Degree in Animal Science at Berry College. Jan Hertell, Atlanta. Ph. 237-1369.__________
Horses boarded, 14 x 24 stalls, lighted ring, pasture and trails, full board, $100, stall only, $35. Fred Britt. Lithonia. Ph. 482-7936.______
16 1/2 in. Ledyard combination hunt seat saddle by Zaldi, 9 mos. old, exc. cond., $230. Barbara Vas Dias, Decatur. Ph. 623-1917._____________
Simco nylon horse sheet, like new, size 70, originally $42, sell for $25. James M. Brooks, 2141 Cannon Way, NW. Marietta 30064. Ph. 422-4673.
Crump cutback saddle, like new cond., made in England, $300. Joan Douglas, Douglasville. Ph. 404-9424820, after 5 p.m.______________
Hunt seat saddle, 18 in., exc. cond., $75, cash only. D. Rogin, 17 Argyll Dr., Peachtree City 30269. Ph. 487-8822 or 487-8821.________________
Horses pastured, 200 A., 2 lakes, barn, plenty grass, $12.50 per mo., located near Snellville. Ray Mitchell, Stone Mountain. Ph. 921-2436.
Tooled leather Western saddle, blanket, bridle, and copper snaffle bit for sale, $100. Stacie Peterson, Norcross. Ph. 449-3152.__________
Bridles, saddles, halters, etc. Susan Butler. Snellville. Ph. 292-4400 or 972-0968.___________________
Horses boarded or pastured, tack rooms, riding ring and shavings, near So. DeKalb Mall and 1-20. Jane McGhee, Decatur. Ph. 288-5433 or 243-7050._________________
Horseshoeing and trimming, Marietta and surrounding areas, all work fully guaranteed, reasonable rates. Jimmy Haynie, Powder Springs.___________________
Horses boarded, private full service stable, jumps, paddocks, indoor wash rack, Irg. stalls, auto, waterers. exc. care, $85. Kendra McCarvey, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-
3806._____________________ Training, showing and conditions
of horses for Halter, Western Pleasure and English Pleasure. Wade Smith, Jonesboro. Ph. 404-9615608 or 366-2758.
Livestock feed, hay and grain
for sale
General rules and regulations apply. Remember 20 word limit and that all ads published in the MARKET BULLETIN must be individually owned by the advertiser.
Fescue hay, rain free, delivery available. C. Dingier, Fayetteville. Ph. 461-4556.________________
15 bales top-quality fescue, highly fert., no rain, $1.25 ea. Annette Schroeder, Rt. 6, Box 102, Gumming 30130. Ph. 404-887-6245.________
Now taking orders for 1977 oat hay and 1977 hay, well fert., pick up behind baler. O. L. Rutledge, Rt. 4, Brannan Rd., McDonough. Ph. 9575144.

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Taking orders for hay to be cut first week in June, heavily fertilized and limed, $1 in field, $1.25 at barn. Tom Scissom, Blairsville. Ph. 745-
4119.______________________ Fescue hay for sale in the field at
Kenwood. Earl Gene Turner, 9780 Corinth Rd., Jonesboro. Ph. 461-
6607._______________________ Approx. 1000 heavy bales, top
quality Fescue Ladino hay, $1.75 now, $2.25 later, can deliver. Carl Sanders, Moreland. Ph. 404-253-
4249.____________________ ___ Corn, yellow shelled, weevil free,
$5.50 hd. James W. Whittle, Chester 31012. Ph. 912-358-4518._________
Hay behind baler, 40 Ibs. average, will deliver to nearby counties, Fescue Lespedeza and grass mixed. Wm. Holtzclae, Fayetteville. Ph. 461-
4605._____________________ Quality Fescue mixture, behind
baler, $1.25, at barn $1.50. Willard Anderson, Powder Springs. Ph. 9435040. Donna Swartz. Ph. 428-2224 or 424-1754.__________________
Taking orders for Coastal Bermuda hay $1.25 in field, also Fescue or Serecia hay, Irg. bales, delivery avail., all hay of exc. quality. Jerry Dove. Dewy Rose. Ph. 245-5420.
Alfalfa hay, high protein, Irg. bales, conditioned cut. Lee Boling, Homer. Ph. 677-3307. 677-4610.
Fescue or Serecia, cutting now, $1 in field, $1.25 at barn. Troy Hunley, Stockbridge. Ph. 474-7815._______
Well fert. Fescue hay, $1.65/bale at barn, Ducula and Norcross area. A. R. Morrow, Norcross. Ph. 4487875.963-7981.______________
Choice Coastal Bermuda hay, orders being taken for cutting around June 1, $1.25/bale behind baler. Henry Roberts, Ft. Valley. Ph. 912-825-3231.________________
Fescue and Clover hay, limed and fertilized, $1.50 here or del. anywhere reasonable, baling now. Willie Long, Blairsville. Ph. 404-8452891. 745^1143._______________
Coastal hay, available thru most of the Summer, $1.50 per bale, behind baler. Tony Brown, Tyrone 30290.
1977 Fescue hay, bright, fertilized, full of seeds, $1.40 100-500; $1.50, 25-99; $1.65 10-24 bales, near Stn. Mountain. Ardin Hartman, Lilburn. Ph. 404-972-9529.
Coastal Bermuda hay, limed and fertilized, $1.75 delivered, $1.50 at barn $1.25 behind baler, taking orders for May. Strick Holloway, Jr., Statesboro. Ph. 912-488-2423._____
'76 yellow corn, shelled $2.65 bu., in shuck $2.75 bu. Billy Wren, Rt. 1, Milledgeville. Ph. 912-452-0666 after
6p.m.______________________ Now taking orders for rye straw,
good quality by ton or bale. Marshall Mote. Rt. 1. Ambrose. Ph. 359-2215.
2500 bushels shelled yellow corn $2.75 per bushel. Don Hadden, Avera. Ph. 547-2441._______________
150 bales of 1977 cut Coastal Bermuda hay, $1.25 at barn. Y. R. Reddy, Toccoa. Ph. 886-5536 after 5
p.m.________________________ Taking orders for '77 crop quality
Coastal hay, delivery avail. Olin Trammell, Forsyth. Ph. 912-994-9313 day. 994-6463 night.____________
Fescue hay, '77 crop, fertilized and limed, $1.50 per bale in barn, call before you come. H. C. Alien, Rt. 3, Box 378, McDonough 30253. Ph. 957-3379.__________________
Taking order for 1977 Coastal Bermuda, well fertilized, round or square, will contract. JohnMcCarty, Social Circle. Ph. 464-2466._____
Taking orders for 1977 Fescue and Clover hay, well fertilized, pick up behind baler. Vince Pardue, Cleveland. Ph. 865-4863, 536-4331 Gainesville._______________
Yellow shelled corn, bulk only, $100 ton. Weyman E. Rooks, Newton. Ph. 734-5109.
notice
Will the lady who sent $1 in late March for quail eggs please send her name and address. Mrs. C. L. Black, 4636 Old Stilesboro Rd., N.W., Acworth 30101.________________
Sold out of Day Lilys and Daffodils. Mrs. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, June 1,1977

Agricultural seed and plants
for sale
- All agricultural seed must have a current germination report not more than 9 months old. All agricultural plants are required to be inspected to assure disease-free condition. All agricultural seed and plants must be produced by the individual advertiser and not purchased for resale.
Light green, hulled, white, halfrunner bean seeds, $2.50 per cup; also, mammoth sunflower seeds, $1.25 per cup P.P. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 1, Box 146, Blue Ridge 30513.
Pits., mtn. huckleberry, dewberry, blackberry, yellow root, wild strawberry, 12, $5, red plum, crabapple, etc., 3, $5 or 8, $10. P.P. Mrs. David Stover, Rt. 1, Blue Ridge 30513.
Black raspberry, Himalayan blackberry, hazelnut and beechnut trees, sweet gum, sourwood, blackhaw bushes, muscadine grapevine, 4, $1, add post. Mrs. Robert Norrell, Rt. 6. Gainesville.
Tomato pits., $2 per C, 90 cents post, strawberry pits., $3.50 per C. L. C. Strayborn, Rt. 2, Box 71, Gainesville 30501.
Pits., tomato, pepper, cabbage and marigolds, all for less than 1/2 price. Nicholas Metcalfe, 2721 Glen Valley Dr.. Decatur. Ph. 288-7640.
Gallic Giant Bermuda grass sprigs and Greer's Alicia Bermuda grass, ideal for hay and pastureland, avail, anytime, reasonable. FloydKnowles, Rt. 2, McRae 31055. Ph. 912-3622046.
Hastings White seed corn, 30 cents per Ib. plus post. T. L. Surles, Preston 31824.____________
Old Time Blue Java peas, $2 per cup, 75 cents post. ea. cup. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1. Ball Ground 30107.
Indian Corn and Strawberry Popcorn; also, castor molebean seeds, giant sunflower, 4 pkgs., $1, S.A.S.E. H, A. Stahl, Rt. 6, Moultrie
31768.____________________ Tomato and pepper pits., 8 cents;
also, aloe, $l-$2, coleus, 15 cents. Patrice Cullens, 3135 Stewart Ave., Hapeville. Ph. 763-2177._______
1976 crop extra Irg. peanut kernels, germ. 94 percent, 10, $1 and S.A.E., 60, $5, 200, $10 PP. L. Douglas Griffith, Rt. B, Box 478, Dallas 30132._________________
Homestead No. 24 and Rutger tomato pits., $2 per C plus 90 cents post. J. R. Thomspon, 2300 Panola Rd., Lithonia 30058. Ph. 404-981-
1836._____________________ 1977 crop, old time, amber skin,
multiplying shallots, nice size, 50, $3 PP in Ga. Mrs. Clarence McMillian, 1107 Ewing's Chapel Rd., Dacula
30211.____________________ Flats of home grown Better Boy,
red and yellow tomato pits.; also, hot pepper pits., reasonable, my home only. Mrs. B. L. Cochran, 15110 Mavfield Rd.. Alpharetta 30201.
White multiplying onions for sale, $5 per gal, $1.50 per qt. plus 75 cents per qt. post. Isaac Arnold, Rt. 1, Benevolence 31721.
Home grown Big Boy peas for sale, 85 cents per Ib. A. E. Bryson, Lilburn 30247. Ph. 921-4399.__________
Wilt resistant Rutger and Beefsteak tomato seeds, $1 per tspn. and S.A.E. Mrs. L. O. Tiller, 6930 No. Baggett Rd., Douglasville 30134. Ph. 942-0194.
Old fashion, Irg., yellow tomato pits., 25 cents ea.; also, rhubarb, apple and peach flavor, $1 per bulb, add post. Blanche Harkins, Mountain City 30562._______________
Hutton soybeans for sale. Alexander Sessoms, Cogdell 31628. Ph. 912-487-5881 day or 487-5886 night.

Blackberry, dewberry, huckleberry, spearmint, peppermint, horsemint and strawberry pits., $3 doz. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540.
I wanted
Want heading collard seed or pits. Mrs. Mauddelle Cook, Rt. 5, Turner BirdRd.. Rome 30161.

2 hens, 1 torn and 5 wks. old turkeys, Common or Bronze. B. Sproull, Rt. 1, Colbert 30628. Ph. 788-2740._______________ -
Rabbits, pedigreed Netherland Dwarfs and Flemish Giants. S. A. McClure, Marietta. Ph. 973-2281.
NZW rabbits, 16 does, 2 bucks, bunnies 1-4 Ibs., wire pens, auto, waterers, also a trio of Silver Laced Polish chickens, $15. James D. Sumner, Manchester. Ph. 846-9037.

Poultry, game, fowl and
eggs a a

Purebred bantams, sev. kinds, breeders, and young Old English, Cochins, Japs, Leghorns, Andalusians and others. L. W. Johnson, College Park. Ph. 964-8862.
Baby chicks, 10 or 15 diff. breeds, some mixed breed bantams and

other chickens, no shipping. Bob Bennett, P.O. Box 278, Hawkinsville 31036. Ph. 912-892-9760._________

India Blue peafowl, 2 pr. 3 yrs.

for sale
Games for sale, stags, cocks, Hatch, Madigans, Clariots, Greys, Mugs, Roundheads crosses. Charles Callihan, Austen. Ph. 944-9873.
Doves, exc. white mated pr. w/2 babies $20; pr. Ringnecks w/2 babies $15; young white pr. $8 and young fawn pr. $8, cannot ship. J. F. Ginn, 89 Clarendon Ave., Avondale Estates 30002. Ph. 284-0598.
Jumbo Bobwhite quail eggs for sale, 15 cents ea., cannot ship. Bob Johnson, Rt. 1, Stone Mountain. Ph. 469-9275.
Eight White Rock - C game cross, extra Irg. hens, grand champions at

old, 1 pr. 4 yrs. old, $100 pr., cannot ship. Charles Garrett, Woodland. Ph. 404-846-8577._____________
Lrg. selection of breeding age Palomino does, $5 ea., discount on 5 or more. Chas. W. Mask, P.O. Box 342. Edison 31746. Ph. 912-835-2358.
Jumbo Wisconsin Bobwhite quail eggs, $20 per C, pullorum - typhus clean, day old quail avail. C. Mac Reeder, 4175 Houston Ave., Macon. Ph.912-788-0313._____________
Buff Orphington hatching eggs, purebred and show quality, $4.50 per 15, sent postpaid. L. B. Easom, Rt. 1! Box 117-A, Hamilton 31811.
Purebred bantams, Columbian Wyandottes in prs., trio Partridge Wyandottes, some hatching eggs avail., cannot ship. W. C. Davis, Rt. 3, Jodeco Rd., Stockbridge. Ph. 474-

Coweta County, Fair. E. Roy Smith, Rt. 4, Box 544, Newnan 30263. Ph. 253-4286.____________________
R.I.R. hens, laying, 2 giant Partridge Cochin roosters, and Mallard

8550.___________________ Yokohomas, White Crested, Blk.
Polish, Silver Bearded Polish., all
ages. A. J. Morris, Montezuma. Ph. 912-472-8273 after 5 p.m.______

ducklings. Alien Owen, McDonough. Ph. 957-9707.
20 Irg. R.I.R. laying hens, laying very good with 2 rooster, $2 ea. H. M. Watson Jr., 2800 Demooney Rd., College Park 30349.____________
Free Dutch bunnies. G. M. Fink, Atlanta. Ph. 377-1132.__________
Pharoah D - 1 quail eggs, 10 cents ea., 3 purebred dark young Cornish Rock roosters, 2 White Leghorns, cannot ship. James Murray, Snellville. Ph. 972-6228.
Rare Araucana chicks, day old 50 cents, 2 wks. 75 cents, 5 wks. $1.25, hatching eggs $2/doz., 2 pr. Black Saddle Indian Fantails, $4 ea. Fred T. Sargent, Rt. 1, Felton. Ph. 646-
3282.____________________ Black tailed Japs, Buff Cochins,
Mille Fleurs, Rosecombs, Embden geese, Bronze turkeys, Ringneck pheasants. John Braden, Powder Springs. Ph. 943-9904.___________

R.I.R. hens, and roosters, White Cochin, Golden Sebrights, various chicks, also 1 pr. NZW rabbits. Tom Railey. Marietta. Ph. 971-5105.
Gray field rabbits, bucks and does, also mixed breeds, pens and feeders w/beds made. Larry Knight, Mansfield. Ph. 786-3724. 787-0862.
2 game hens, exc. layers, $2 ea. or both for $3.50. Tim Garrett, Rt. 4, Toccoa. Ph. 886-8253.________
R.I.R., chicks and eggs, Brown Red modern game bantams. Joel Bond, Rt. 2, Elberton 30635. Ph. 283-
2809.___________________ Blk. tail white Japs, 1976 hatch, $5
pr.. Mallard drakes, 4 gen. from wild, $1.25 ea., 1976 hatch. Don Salamone, Rt. 4, Box 132A, Blairsville. Ph. 745-4715.__________
Wood ducks, $20 pr., G.G. Golden pheasants $20/pr., Impeyans, $100/pr. A. H. Durr, 4871 Oxford Rd., Macon. Ph. 477-7767, 477-0234.

1 Araucana rooster 1 yr. old, $5. Wes Blankenship, Stockbridge. Ph. 474-2773._____________________
Rabbits, quality NZW with good production records, reg. herd with grand champion bloodlines, priced according to age. Dudley Dugger, College Park. Ph. 767-3387.________

Cornish hatching eggs, $4 for 15; Araucana hatching eggs, $3.50 for 15. Mrs. D. Minchey, Rt. 5, Box 48, Sylvania 30467._______________
Quail, pheasant chicks, eggs, priced according to age, Quality U.S. approved. Otis A. Gunthrop, Boston. Ph. 912-226-8535.___________

Peafowl, 1 yr. Spalding Green $75
pr., Black Shouldered $65, Chinese Crested Mandarian duck, $60 pr. H. Clayton Garrett, Gumming. Ph. 887-

Mixed roosters, $1 ea., blk. or white Jap, Silkie roosters, $2.50 ea. or trade for hens. J. Miller, Farmington. Ph. 769-6480.__________

2018.____________________ 10 breeds of laying hens, $2 - $3,
several breeds of chicks, 75 cents, lower prices for large purchases, prs. trios. Kitty Mallory, Carrollton. Ph. 834-6245.
Game chickens, 39 stags, 3 cocks, 46 hens, and all metal movable peris, see to appreciate. Don Lawson, Canton. Ph. 479-3542, 479-3141.
Pharoah D - 1 quail $1, eggs 10 cents ea., Wisconsin jumbo eggs, 15 cents ea. G. Wall, Douglasville. Ph. 942-5972.

Geese, guineas, peafowl, ducks, and turkeys, priced according to age. Gerald Smith, Cochran. Ph. 934-
4286._____________________ Baby Araucanas, $1 ea., hatching
eggs $3/doz., blk. Australorps hatching eggs, $2.75 doz. Mary Landrum, College Park. Ph. 404-9961784.
Purebred bantams, pr. Mille Fleurs, Buff Cochins, 31/2 mos. $7 trio or sell group., reasonable. Mrs. Chas. Rahn, Springfield. Ph. 912754-3801.

Game fowl, several nice stags, trimmed and penned, $15, 2 pr. pure T. Chambers Grays at $20. Bob Mulligan, Chamblee. Ph. 457-7481
nights._________________________ Grey and Chinese geese for sale,
prs. only $16 pr. Tommy Vincent, Riverdale. Ph. 996-8987.

Laying hens, Sex Link and R.I.R., $2 ea. Mrs. Eugene Gnann, Springfield. Ph. 912-754-6943.____
Pharoah, White English, Blk. English quail $1, dressed $1.25, eggs 10 cents ea. C. L. Black, 463b Uld Stilesboro Rd., Acworth 30101. Ph. 974-4370.

8 India Blue peafowl, all males, Taking orders for Ringneck eggs

hatched Spring 1976, cannot ship. R. and pheasants, also pharoah D-l

H. Freeman, Forsyth. Ph. 912-994- quail and English White quail. M. W.

5882.

Crawford. Atlanta. Ph. 794-7814.

Mallard ducks for sale, all sizes $1.50 to $3 ea. Tony Boone, Ham pton. Ph. 946-3718.___________
5 Irg. gray ganders, $8 ea. J. W Daniel, Athens Hwy., Elberton. Ph 283-3046.
Brunner Roundheads, Sweeter McGinnis Hatch and McLean Hatch, pure and crosses, also Hatch and Clarets cocks, stags, hens and pullets. Sammie D. Wooten, Denton. Ph. 375-2748.
Purebred Irg. heavy type Dark Cornish hatching eggs, 15/$4, cartons returned promptly at buyer's expense. Miss Cora Patterson, Rt. 1, Box 35. TyTy 31795.__________
12 White King and Squabbing Homing pigeons, $1.50 ea. or $12 for all. Winford Smith, Rt. 2, Crooked Creek Rd., Athens. Ph. 404-548-7792.
Chukars, Wisconsin Bobwhites, breeders, chicks, eggs. O. E. Carroll, Rt. 11, Box 24, Mt. View Rd., Gainesville 30501. Ph. 404-536-6888 after 6 p.m. or weekends._______
2 pr. brn. white and blk. mixed Fantails for sale, $10 pr. Chas. Peppers, 212 Sims St., Palmetto 30268.
Belgian D'Uccle bantams, gold neck, white blk. Mille. Clark Smith, 130 Beverly Dr., Athens. Ph. 5460608.
Wisconsin quails, eggs and baby birds, also sev. breeds of small bantams, priced according to age, also a few game chickens. George Ledford, Tucker. Ph. 934-1914.
Mallard ducks, 5 gen. from wild, laying good, $4 pr. M. C. demons, Rt. 3, Box 71-A, Turkey Creek Rd., Newnan.
Ringneck pheasants eggs, 30 cents ea., Bobwhite quail eggs, 12 cents ea., cannot ship. Tommy Harris, Rt. 3, Gumming 30130. Ph. 404-887-4688.
5 grown geese and 1 gander $5 ea., or all 6 for $25, also 6 goslings, half grown for same price, cannot ship. Mrs. Fred Loudermilk, Chase Rd., Rt. 2, Box 158, Cornelia 30531. Ph. 778-6200.
6 varieties of Bearded D'Uccles, show stock, winners whenever shown, blk., white, mottled, goldneck, Mille Fleurs and Porclyn. Chas Hill, Nicholson. Ph. 757-2536.
Toulouse gray geese goslings, $6 ea. Walton Powell, Evans. Ph. 8630963 after 7 p.m._____________
Bantams, ducks, guineas, turkeys, hatching eggs and babies, can ship eggs, also doves and guinea pigs, etc. Willie Long, Blairsville. Ph. 404745-2891, 745-4143.
Two to five weeks old baby guineas for sale, also game stags. Carl E. Harris, Lithonia. Ph. 4822371.
Hatching eggs: Buff, Gold, White, WCB, Silver Polish, Barred, White Blk. Bantam Cochins, BT Buff, Wheaton. BB Reds, others, also chicks. Don Schultz, Hampton. Ph. 763-8921.
Rabbits, blk. ped. Satins, breeding age, approx. 50 30x30 or 30x36 all wire cages, $7 ea. L. S. Bryan, Rt. 1, Newnan. Ph. 251-2751.
Baby Pekin ducks, from Champ 76 poultry show, $1.25, pr. blk. Cochins, guinea keets ready June 3rd. F. F. Maxwell, 2525Irvin Bridge Rd., NW, Conyers. Ph. 922-4680.
20 hens $2 ea., mixed chickens. Mrs. W. L. Dixon, Girard. Ph. 569-
4293.__________________ 10 young R.I.R. laying hens and 1
rooster, $2 ea. M. C. Ward, 3082 N. Decatur Rd., Scottdale 30079. Ph. 292-9550.
Racing Homers, ped. gits from 600 mile bloodlines, beautiful prs., odd hens, low price. R. Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2. Wrightsville 31096._______
Purebred bantams, started chicks, in Mille Fleur, Blk., White Cochins, trio grown Mottled Cochins. Bobby Kimbrell, Bethlehem. Ph. 404-8679383.
Bantams, purebred Blk. Japs1, Blk. Cochins, Speckled Model Cochins, Ringneck pheasants, all $8 pr. Sara Rowell, Rt. 1, Box 75-B, Warm Springs. Ph. 655-3873.________
15 red hens, laying, $2.50 ea., lay brown eggs, also some 1 yr. old Golden Links, lays from 270 to 300 eggs per bird per yr. Mrs. Leone M. Crowley. Lithonia. Ph. 482-1266.

AREA pedigreed Sandy Flemish Giants, 2 mos., $10 ea., from AREA pedigree and registered stock. Barry Brown, Chamblee. Ph. 457-3900.
15 laying hens, $3 ea., 8 roosters, $2 ea. Mrs. C. Dash, McDonough. Ph. 483-6152.______________
Purebred bantams, chicks and breeders, also pigeons, doves, ducks and turkeys. Carlton Rowe, Monroe. Ph. 267-7287._______________
Young Irg. mallard type ducks, ideal for ponds. Gene Karr, Zebulon. Ph. 567-3467.______________
Pigeons: Fantails, Indian Fantails, all colors, some prs., $3.50 to $5 ea. Babe Shuerman, Rt. 5, Bells Ferry Rd.. Acworth 30101. Ph. 926-5557.
Pigeons: Indian Fantails, regular Fantails, $3.50 to $5 ea., all colors. G. Wm. Dowell, 1786 W. Sandtown Rd., Marietta 30064. Ph. 428-5304.
Barred Rock, White Leghorn, Anconas and heavy breed assorted. Hoyt Tuck, Waterworks Rd., Buford. Ph. 945-7695._________________
S.D.W., B.O.E., bantams, 4 G.S.B. roosters, started chicks, no shipping. J. C. King, 212 Gramling St., Marietta. Ph. 428-8302._________
Bobwhite quail hatching eggs, $150 per 1000 or $20 per 100, del. bus, also dressed birds, $1.25 ea. for 100 or more. Raymond Meadows, Wadley 30477.______________
Sebrights, Golden and Silver, also R.I.R. bantams. Mr. Jim Bundrick, Elberton. Ph. 283-2690 after 6 p.m.
Jumbo Wisconsin quail hatching eggs, 10 cents ea. Frank Hilderbrand, Rt. 4, Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 404-475-7467.______________
Mallard ducks, 3 wk old, 6 gen. from wild, $1.25 ea. Marie Wohlgemuth, Marietta. Ph. 973-
0842._______________________ 6 young R.I.R. hens, rooster, hen
house, waterer and feeder, all for $30. Glenna Hannah, Powder Springs. Ph. 943-6940._______
Chickens, R.I.R. or Barred Rock, 1 day to 6 wks., 75 cents up, some pullets. Howard Copeland, Douglasville. Ph. 489-1158.______
Eggs and chicks, approx. 40 breeds, Muscovy ducks, $5 ea., pr. Lahores, $10. Joel D. Wells, Rt. 2, Box 895, Hampton 30228. Ph. 7638921.
Bantams, day old to breeders, B.B. Reds, B.O.E., W.O.E., B.B.T. Japs and Seabrights, grown prs., Cochins and Buff Orpingtons. Mae Garrett, Rt. 2, Hwy. 61, Dallas 30132. Ph. 404445-7606.________________
Pure Leiper Hatch, Miner Blue crosses, quail size, $20 trio, adults $20 ea. and up. Geo. M. Ficken, Camak. Ph. 465-3150.___________
Rabbits, all sizes, does, bucks, bunnies and dwarfs, Irg. selection. Sherri Roquemore, Marietta. Ph. 434-8724.
Young guineas, $1 and up, guinea eggs $3/setting at my home. W. Thomas, 8403 Mt. Zion Rd., Whitesburg. Ph. 489-1342._______
Ringneck doves, $4/ea., white doves $4.50 ea. James Barrett, East Point. Ph. 761-7231._____________
Purebred B.B. Reds and Silver Duckwing banties for sale, will sell in trios, young pullets and stags, $10 trio. Randy Teal, Austell. Ph. 9642912,964-2180.________________
Purebred bantam breeders, 2 Golden Seabright hens, pr. Mille Fleurs, pr. Blk. Rosecombs, pr. B.O.E., pr. Blk. Rocks. Royce L. Smith Murrayville. Ph. 983-3023 after 6 p.m._________________
4 yr. old peafowl, very beautiful, 6 ft. tail spread, full plumage, silver pheasants, also Mongolian, Harker geese. Mrs. Juanita B. Street, Gainesville. Ph. 983-7201.________
10 White Leghorn hens and 3 White Leghorn roosters, hens are laying, all for $20. Ronald Ayers, Villa Rica. Ph. 404-489-2822.______
Bobwhite quail eggs, $15 per C. Clyde L. Perry, Rt. 3, Donaldsonville 31745. Ph. 912-861-3445._______
Pure Pipeline Claret hens, from proven stock, sale or trade. Tim Lowery. lonesboro. Ph. 478-0315.
Dark Cornish chickens for sale. Paul Milner, Rt. 6, Eastman 31023. Ph. 374-4282.

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Purebred N.Z.W. breeding stock from pedigreed herd, few fryers, all metal pens with automatic watering and feeding. H. R. McCain, 2835 Roosevelt Hwy., College Park 30337. Ph. 404-761-7475.
I wanted
Want yellow Golden pheasant hen and Gambrell quail. Carlton Rowe, Rt. 3. Monroe. Ph. 267-7287._____
Want 1 Lady Amherst pheasant, male or pr. Chas. E. Blume, Hampton. Ph. 946-3287.___________
Want free chickens, ducks, guineas, turkeys or other poultry near Athens. J. Miller, Salem Rd,, Farmington 30638. Ph. 769-6480.
Flower plants, bulbs and seed
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for sale
Flower advertisers must have an affidavit stating that they produce their own plants, bulbs and seed and that they were not purchased for resale. All plants must be inspected to assure disease-free condition. Applications for inspection are available from the MARKET BULLETIN office. There is no charge for this service.
2 to 3 ft. pink mtn. azaleas, mtn. laurel, rhododendron, white pine, crabapple, dogwood, maple, $1.50 ea. or 10 for $12, $1 post. Mrs. L. W. Welch. Ellijay 30540. Ph. 273-3557.
Old fashioned petunias, 8/$2.50 PP; dbl. sultanas, red and pink 4/$2.50 PP, spice pinks 4/$2.50 PP, pacific giants mix primroses, 9/$10, PP. Mrs. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1, Clermont 30527.________________
Hardy yd. hen, chicks, 3/$1.50, red dbl. begonia cuttings, 50 cents ea., add post. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Ellijay 30540.______________
Blue wild iris, pink lady slippers, both blooming size, 12/$5, or 36/$10, sweet shrub, holly, mtn. laurel, white dogwood, 6/$5, 16/$10, PP. Mrs. David Stover, Rt. 1, Blue Ridge 30513.__________________
Blue water iris, $3 a half dozen, PP. Emily Early, 4341 Harris Valley Rd.. Atlanta 30327._________
Liriope, green only, enormous clumps. $2 ea.. smaller clumps $1 to $1.50 ea., iris, mixed colors, $1 doz., cannot ship, free daylilies. Z. A. Godwin. Atlanta. Ph. 627-1061.
Medicine pit., (Aloe), $1 ea., PP. Don H. Thrasher, 2554 Henderson Rd., Tucker 30084.__________
Achimenes (widow's tears, magic flowers), started bulbs, purple, pink, individually or in baskets, Northlake area. Caroline Riggins, Tucker. Ph. 939-1615._______________
Well rooted cuttings-Helleri, Box, Compacta, Convex, Holly, $1.50 postage, 12 cents ea. per 250. Arthur Blake, 911 Sugar Creek Dr., Conyers 30207. Ph. 483-9179._________
Cattleya orchids, blooming size, $5 to $10, cannot ship. C. W. Tillander, 1748 Venetian Dr., S.W., Atlanta. Ph. 755-1102._______________
Red hot poker 75 cents ea., lemon lilies, white and blue iris (Ciberian), white narcissus, daffodils, $1 bunch. Mrs. J. G. Ledford, Rabun Gap._____
Buckeyes, $1.50 ea., lily of the Valley, yellow jonaquils, white and yellow cluster narcissus, $1.50 doz., jobs tears, red yd. violets, 50 cents doz., rose houseleak 50 cents ea., add post. Blanche Harkins, Mountain City._______________________
Black-eyed Susans, mint, colons, 15 cents ea., small English dogwood, 50 cents, iris, daisies, mullein pinks, add post. Sara Manis, 3335 S. Ward Circle N.W., Tunnel Hill 30755.
Yellow mums, 25/$l, at my home, or add 75 cents post. Y. R. Reddy, 257 Poplar St., Toccoa. Ph. 886-5536 after 5 p.m.

Old fashioned bachelor button, lavender color, pretty for dried flowers, 12 heads for $1, PP; also ornamental black prince pepper, 2/25 cents PP. Mrs. Ruth Shuman, Rt. 1, Box 445. Ellabelle 31308.
Castor mole killer beans for mole trails, 30/50 cents, 65/$l w/S.A.S.E. Martha Collins, Rt. 6, Gumming
30130.___________________ Yellow Japanese iris, Blue Dutch
iris. White Siberian iris, $4/doz., lemon lilies, orange daylilies, $3.50/doz., PP. Debbie Fountain, Rt. 5, Box 129. Ellijay.____________
Iris, $2.50/doz., 90 cents post., orange or yellow dbl. marigolds, dbl. zinnas, dahlia, dwarf marigold seeds, 45 cents, Irg. tbspn., S.A.S.E. Mrs. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground
30107.____________________ Outside ferns, 10 varieties, in-
cluding cinnamon growing in cans, cannot ship. Mrs. Carpenter, 2132 Abby Lane, N.E., Atlanta. Ph. 634-
5707._________________ Camellia seeds, asst. colors,
10/$1, plus post. Mrs. Gay Mathews, Rt. 3. Box 53. Franklin 30217._____
Seeds, Irg. aucubas, bronze ajuga, money pit., 50 cents per tbspn., w/S.A.S.E. Mrs. McMillan, 4955 Conover Dr., Dunwoody 30338. Ph. 458-2407._________________
Red and white varigated, pink, orange sultana, trailing coleus, 4/$2. Mrs. Andrew Whittaker, Rt. 1, Greensboro 30642.___________.
Mountain boxwoods, 20 in. size, $4, larger ones higher, will dig and deliver in truck load lots, for reasonable fee. Leon Ricketts, Dahlonega. Ph. 864-3886.______
Daylilies, personality, mikado, cafallero, sequin, dixie bells, 12 ea., diff. labeled. $6.75 PP. Mrs. W. S. Griffin, Adel._____________
Christmas rose pits., 3/$3, packysandras 5/$3, post pd., minimum order $3. Sue Perry, Stonewall 30282.______________
Martin, dipper, water jug and planter gourd seeds, 4 pkgs., $1, S.A.S.E. H. A. Stahl, Rt. 6, Moultrie 31768.__________________
Send 4 stamps and stamped envelope for 60 martin gourd seeds. T. L. Surles. Preston 31824.________
Unusual house pits., cacti and succulents, other pits, at my home. Mrs. Dell Pickle, Rt. 1, Gillsville 30543. Ph. 869-7807.____________
Mum, iris, narcissus, boston ivy, lady of lake, jew, cacti, cuttings, $2.50/doz., baby snowball, Fla. jasmine, lilac, flower of joy, sweet shrub, hosta, others. $1.25 ea., 3 for $3.50. ad post. Mrs. E. I. Gray, Rt. 1, Box 352. Bremen 30110._________
4 ten yr. rooted blue hydrangeas, average 122 to 22 stems, cannot ship, $20 for lot, also many fine Irg. hosta, 4 well rooted pits., damp packed, PP $6. Frank Sillay, 207 Ivy Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30342.______________
Iris, 12/$6.95, named, labeled, African violets, 6/$5.95, named labeled, pot pits, collection 6/$4.95 PP. C. Burton, 5070 N. Ivy Rd., N.E. Atlanta 30342._______________
Well rooted ivy geranium, aluminum pits., aloe vera, pinkbegonia, geraniums, yellow-justicia, coleus, reds and pink shades mixed, 4 for $1.25 PP. Mrs. Ruby Coalson, Rt. 1. Bremen 30110. _________
Small novelty assorted gourd seeds, 50 per pkg., $1, Irg. martin gourd seeds. 100 per pkg., $1. John W. Thomas, Rt. 2, Box 101-C, Lula 30554._________________
Tspn. red poppy, 50 cents, touchme-not 25 cents, matchbox full, nandina, molebean, marigold, dogwood. 25 cents, S.A.S.E. H. Thomas, Ellenwood 30049.______
Pregnant onions, string of pearls, string of hearts, $1.25 PP, chicken gizzard, aloe, airplane, 3/$2.25 PP. Mrs. H. L. Morrison, Rt. 1, Mansfiold 30255._________________
Old fashion bachelor's button, silk tree, love apple, cockscomb, marigold, Christmas cherry, 35 cents pkg., 4 pkgs., $1, plus S.A.S.E. Jim Donaldson, Box 893, Swainsboro
30401.___________________ Japanese blue iris 12/$2, old time
iris 12/$2, orange lilies 12/$2, white iris 12/$2, add $1 postage. Henry Eller, Rt.3, Ellijay 30540.

Chinquapin pink roses, blk. velvet roses, 7 sisters red running roses, 2 of ea. $10. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 1. Box 146. Blue Ridge 30513._____
Peppermint pits., vari. vinca minor, physostegia, $3.50 doz., PP. Mrs. L. Coolik, 2511 Edgewood Rd., Columbus 31906. Ph. 404-323-8673.
Jack-in-the-pulpit 50 cents ea., jonquils 75 cents/doz., narcissus 75 cents/doz., horsemint 75 cents/doz., Mrs. Oscar Martin, Rabun Gap 30568, add postage.___________
2 Irg. boxwoods in cans, 3 Irg. magnolia trees in cans, 3 ft. tall. Miss L. E. Thornton, 9160 Turner Rd.. Jonesboro. _________________
Varigated and green liriope, magnolia, aucuba, mondo, ajuga, vinca, ivy, hollies, mahonia. J. N. Henderson, 5130 Sumpter PL, Austell 30001. Ph. 948-5336._______
Yellow Japanese, Blue Dutch, white and blue Siberian iris, other perrennials, 12, $4 PP. Mrs. W. W. Lowman. Rt. 5. Ellijay 30540._______
Hemlock pine, white pine, rhododendron, native azaleas, sweet shrub, 4, $1, add post. Mrs. Robert Norrell, Rt. 6. Gainesville 30501.
Iris, daylilies, green or striped liriope, dianthias, oxalis, no shipping, also seeds, columbine, blk. eyed susan, portulacca, money pits., 1 tspn. 30 cents, S.A.S.E. Mrs. Corley. Atlanta. Ph. 622-6645.
Liriope, snowball, oak leaf and P. G. hydrangeas, red fire honeysuckle, red spiraea. C. J. Ertzberger, 401 St. Johns Ave., S.W., Atlanta. Ph. 627-
0784._____________________ Gloriosa daisies, $2.50 doz., vari.
hosta, 3/$2.75, green hosta 6/$l.75, bee balm 6/S1.75-. Mrs. Luther Kitchens, 9144 Nelson Dr., Covington
30209.______________________ Named daylilies, salmon sheen,
howdy, cassetta, reds, pink and yellows, others, good buys. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-6308 noon to 6 p.m.__________________
Cut geraniums, chicken gizzard, Swedish ivy, 5, $1. satin jew, grape begonia, 2/$l, 70 cents post. Mrs. J. W. Jones. Madison._______________
Hen and biddies, 50 cents ea., other pits., cannot ship. Mary Hudson. Rt. 2, Macon. Ph. 474-8492.
Hydrangeas, oak and blue $1.50 ea., vinca, bronze, ajuga, altheas, 15 for $1, Bishops weed, 20/$1, hardy begonias 5/$l, plus post. Mrs. E. E. Barrett, 1737 Neely Ave., East Point. Ph. 761-1991._________________
Martin gourd seeds, 30 cents pkg., plus S.A.S.E. Edward S. Thurmond, Rt. 1. Box 10. Madison 30650._____
Snapdragon, shasta daisy, sweet william, columbine, hollyhock pits., $1 doz., 7,5 cents post. Mrs Glynn lames. Rt. 4, Lyons 30436._________
White rabbit foot ferns, staghorn, Jap. bird's nest, many other rare and unusual ferns, cannot ship. Dennis O'Connell, Atlanta. Ph. 458-7959 evenings or weekends.
Mixed col. perrennial phlox, $3.50 doz., mint pits., orange apple and peppermint $3/doz., mixed vari. and col. marigold pits., $1.50 doz., 5 doz. $5. 50 cents post. Mrs. Bessie Baggett, 6395 Spring St., Douglasville 30134.______________________
Mosquito repellent, beautiful, tropical red leaf mole bean seed, 100 for $2. L. R. Cross, Rt. 4, Box 249, Fitzgerald 31750._____________
Boxwood, 3 yr. 12 in. $1, 4 yr. heavy, $1.50, 30 in. boxwood, bufordi holly, Osmanthis Augustem $3. Norton Eldridge. Madison Ave., Ashburn 31714. Ph.912-567-3849.
Nite blooming cerus, fine pits., 5/$3, well rooted, post paid. Charles Herring. 1620 Kay Ave., Brunswick 31520. _____________________
Hosta lily, liriope, nandina, horsemint, 15 cents ea., at my home only, many others, at diff. prices. J. O. Henderson, 1117 Snellville Hwy., Lawrenceville 30245.__________
Vinca Minor, old fashion dusty miller, 25/$1.50, forsythia 75 cents ea., heart leaf pits., 50 cents ea., plus post. Mrs. f. W. Jackson, Rt. 2, Talking Rock 30175.___________
1 umbrella-palm, 1 snowball, 1 pentas, 1 whiz or angelwing begonia, ea. group $1. post. Mrs. L. Polsfuss, 223 Cordelle Ave., Macon.

Cactus, sedums, succulents, 2 in.

pots, $30/100, also rare and unusual

pits., no shipping. Pete Burkett,

US221N, West Green 31567.

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1976 Martin gourd seeds, 50 or more 25 cents w/S.A.S.E. for ea. 25 cents order. Cecil Craig, Rt. 4, Madison 30650.______________

12 pot pits., $2.25, 12 wandering jew $1.75, 4 begonias $1.75, rooted and PP. Mrs. James Arnett, 256 Hwy. 54, Jonesboro 30236.__________
Rare yellow or dbl. rose hibiscus pits., growing in containers, 25 cents ea., cannot ship. John H. Davis, 287 Newport St., N.W., Atlanta 30314. Ph. 523-1889.________________
Blooming size Christmas cacti, 3/$5 plus 80 cents post., dbl. red sultanas, $1 ea., plus post., min. order $4. Marguerite Bryans, Rt. 4, Madison 30650. Ph. 453-2252._____
Rooted dbl. red sultanas, $1, purple dwarf iris 25/$2, bearded iris, 3 colors, 25/$3, 50 cents post. Delia Goodwin, Rt. 2, Box 190, Tallapoosa 30176.___________
Artillery ferns, sprengeri, aluminum pit., geraniums, 65 cents ea., rex begonia $1, add post. Ruth Payne, 11355 Jonesbridge Rd., Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 404-475-7109.

wanted
Want a coral vine. J. W. Robinson, P.O. Box 105250, Atlanta 30348.
Want some cannas and some pink and red president dwarfs. Mrs. Fred Holmes, Rt. 1, Box 709, Covington
30209._____________________ Want white rain lily bulbs, at least
1 doz. Mrs. Lessie Wallace, Rt. 1, Arnoldsville 30619.___________
Want dahlia tubers for Irg. flowers. W. D. Branan, Thomson. Ph. 595-4415._________________
Want verbena pits., red or pink. Mrs. Theodore Pickens, 5636 Redan Rd., Rt. 4, Stone Mountain 30088. Ph. 469-8113.__________________
Want pregnant onion pit., also known as Sea Onion. Mrs. Frank Dysart Jr.,Rt. 1, Rydal30171.

Miscellaneous

for sale
Craft Fairs
June 4 - 10 AM - 8 PM - South Fulton Co. Open-Air Affair, crafts, foods, entertainment. No admission, free pkng. Clarence Duncan Pk., 6000 Rivertown Rd., Fairburn. 964-4169.
June 4, 5 - 10 AM - 6 PM - Seven Gables Summer Celebration, arts and crafts festival. No admission, 75 cents pkng. 3/4 mi. off S. Hwy. 81, YouthMonroe Rd., Loganville. Interested craftsmen call Julie Pettit [404] 466-4141.
June 4-5 Annual Mountain Park Flea Market 6 miles N.W. of Roswell. 993-8043.
All notices formerly included under the Handicraft and Miscellaneous columns have now been combined into one Miscellaneous column with several subheadings. Rules and regulations governing these columns remain the same. Affidavits are still required for all hand made items. In addition, statements should accompany any lumber or building materials to the effect that these materials were used on now dismantled farm buildings [poultry houses, barns, etc.] Please note that sugar cane ads have been moved to the Agricultural Seed and Plants column.

BEES, HONEY & SUPPLIES
Wild Flower honey ext. $6/gal. H.A. Kell, 3821 Mason Creek Rd., Winston 30187._____________
Honey, extab. hives of bees: also observation hive. E.L. Quinn, 2999 Haralson Rd., Decatur 30033. _
1977 local raw honey $l/lb. jars furnished, no Sun. Sale. Ralph Tallent, 556 North Ave., Hapeville. Ph. 761-1596._________________
Extra strong prolific bees $55 per $25 per 35 Ib. super, 2-5 supers per hive. Harry R. Dunivin, 6580 Camp St. Riverdale. Ph. 471-7982.______
1977 Wild Flower honey $11 per gal., $3 per qt. J. English, Kennesaw. Ph. 92.6-2511.___________.
New crop comb honey in 1 qt. jars $2.75/qt. 2 qts/$5, no shipping. John S. Edwards, 2472 Piedmont Rd. N.E. Marietta. Ph. 971-7282, 1/2 mi. E. Sprayberry school.___________
Quality honey 50 cents Ib. up. Turner's raw Honey, Box 224, Blairsville 30512.___________
New beekeeping equip, for sale: queens and bees bred for high production. W. Calvin Vinson, Rt. 3, Box 93, Carrollton 30117. Ph. 854-
4629.__________________ New Gallberry honey $l/lb. PP.
Ronald Sloan, Rt. 1, Box 18, Hortense 31543. Ph. 912-473-2612.__________
77 crop Red Clover honey $10 per gal. plus $2 post., comb or strained straight from the hive. Paul Gibbons, Rt. 3. Box 463, Fitzgerald 31750. Ph. 912^23-2105._____________________
Durable properly constructed Cypress beehives, supers, tops, bottoms, nuc boxes; also bees and honey. B.J. Semegran, Suwanee. Ph. 476-1411.___________________
Beehives $25; w/bees $6O, assembled, painted, frames, foundation standard, equal any. Russell Samples, 2626 Whiteleigh Cr., Atlanta 30345. Ph. 938-3762.
Will remove bees anywhere around Atlanta and surrounding area. John Humphries, Hapeville. Ph. 767-6904._________________
Will remove bees from trees, houses and churches in Carroll, Haralson, Paulding and Polk Co. Joe Estavanko, Rt. 2, Bremen 30110. Ph. 537-4716._______________
Honey for sale, strong hives bees w/3 and 4 med. supers, new equip., stands free. Jim Dunn, 507 Martin Rd., Stone Mtn. Ph. 469-2686._____
Bees, Sears hive, two supers, full of honey $100. M. C. Cochran, East Ft. Ph. 766-4533 days.

THINGS TO EAT
Old fashioned salt cured hams and shoulders (corn fed), )$1.75 per Ib. ham, $1.50/lb. shoulders, $l/lb. side meat. Bud Rowden, Rt. 2, Box 34, Bogart. Ph. 404-725-7535.
Early peaches for sale, many varieties still to come during summer mos. Deborah Graham, Buford. Ph. 945-3748.____________________
Natural fat Black Angus beef, custom cut, wrapped and frozen 89 cents/lb. hanging wt. D. A. Vaughn, Powder Springs. Ph. 943-6621._____
1976 crop pecans, mostly halves, full qt. measure $5/qt., minimum 2 qts. PP. Mrs. Louie Williams, Rt. 2. Box 5, Kite 31049._________________
Taking orders for Blackberries $6/gal. B. Morrow, East Point. Ph. 767-6031.______________________
Organic gardener need veg. customers for June, July, August, Irg. or small amts. Miss Annette Schroeder, Rt. 6, Box 102, Gumming 30130. Ph. 404-887-6245._______
Two 50 Ib. cans homemade lard $22 ea. Mrs. C. Dash, McDonough. Ph. 483-6152 after 5:30 p.m.

HERBS

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Red Sassafras, yellow root, yellow dock, princess pine, red root, queen of meadow 4 Ib. lardbox $4.75 PP.
Mrs. L. W. Welch, Ellijay. Ph. 273-

3557._____________________ Wild cucumber bark, red
sassafras, $2.50/2 Ib. lardboxfull, 75 cents post. ea. box. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground 30107._____________
Mint 25 cents per bunch. E. Atlanta section. O. P. Johnson, 1045 Moreland Ave., Atlanta. Ph. 6229403.

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Miscellaneous

Water pump connected to small tank, 3 HP, 200 V. 3 phase, $45; also 1.5 HP, 220 V, 3 phase water pump $30. Will Dean, Locust Grove. Ph.
404-957-3126.

Hybrid Redwigglers, bedrun, M/$4, 5M/$15, 10M/$25, 25M/$60 PP w/inst. Tom Mitchell, 5872 Dispain Rd., Buford 30518. Ph. 9454204.

for sale

6 1/2 ft. locust farm fence post 80 cents, 8 ft. chestnut rails $1.25., can

del. Buryl McConnell, Young Harris.

Ph. 379-3165.

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Two 21 in. drain pipes 18 in. diameter, new $200, will del.

reasonable distance. Louis Bentley, Holcomb Bridge Rd., Norcross. Ph.

448-2302.

Big Dutchman poultry feeder for

Redwigglers, bedrun $4/M, $2.50/M on orders 5000 or more. Claude Staples, Rt. 1, Box 32, Byron 31008. Ph. 912-788-5893.
Redwigglers, for stocking beds $2.50 gal., mixture, worms and eggs or sell bed, cannot ship. C. J. Ertzberher, 401 St. John Ave. S.W. Atlanta. Ph. 627-0784.
FISH & FISH SUPPLIES

floor type house, complete w/hopper Channel catfish fingerlings, can

HERBS

and motor Harry L. Hodges, Claxton. del. large orders. Ira L. Sasser, P. O.

Ph. 912-739-3811 or739-1978.

Box 694. Hinesville 31313. Ph. 912-

Red Sassafras, Wild cucumber bark, white ash 1/2 gal. $4; slippery elm $10/1/2 gal., sage $l/pt. add post. Mrs. J. D. Phillips, Rt. 1,
Wrightsville._______________

18-8 foot auto, waterers; 12 6 ft. auto, waterers, all enamel. R.L. Martin, Athens. Ph. 283-4997 or 2831993.
Rabbit nest boxes, wooden, $2 ea. also want used elastrator w/rings,

876-2895 after 7 p.m.
Channel catfish, Ga. Giant Hybrid bream and Irg. mouth bass, graded, treated and disease free, channel catfish fing. 3 cents ea. Ken Holyoak, Rt. 1, Alapaha. Ph. 912-532-6135.

Wild Ga. Ginseng (Aralia Spinosa) $10/1/4 Ib. fresh roots. Dr. Sharman. 295 Azalea Dr., Roswell 30075.
Yellow root, yellow dock, queen of meadow, roots, pipssawa, spearmint 2 Ib. lardbox $2.50 PP. Mrs. W. W. Lowman. Rt. 5 Ellijay 30540.______
Yellow root. red root, red sassafras, queen of meadow 4 Ib. lardbox $4.75. Debbie Fountain, Rt. 5, Box 131, Ellijay 30540. Ph. 273-

Frank Campbell, Rt. 4, Loganville. Ph.404-466-1223.
10x15 ft. unassembled greenhouse $185. Rodney Harrelson, Rt. 1, Sautee 30571. Ph. 404-878-2517.
2000 Irg. cow feed sacks. C.A. Knight, 81 Hwy., 4 1/2 mi. W. of McDunough. Ph. 957-3684.
330 gal. dairy-cool milk tank, 4 surge milkers, 14 stanchion unit w/glass pipline in good cond. A.G.

PERT. & MULCHES
Aged horse manure w/shavings, heaping pickup load del. by students $26. Sam Bentley. Atlanta. Ph. 8767731.
Wheat Straw in field 75 cents per bale, del. can be arranged. Chuck McClure. Jefferson. Ph. 367-8695.
Aged horse manure $5 pickup load, you load. Timson Morgans,

3557.____________________ Milam, Rt. 1, Bohanan Rd., Fair- Lawrenceville. Ph. 963-6393.

FARM SUPPLIES

burn. Ph. 964-7618.

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Sawdust, cash at farm, you haul,

3 bottom disc turn plow for M,

Extra Irg. yellow locust farm fence no Sun. Sales. Lemon Griffith, 8 mi.

Super M, or MD Farmall tractor posts 6 1/2 ft. 75 cents; yellow locust NE Dallas, Mi. SE Crossroads, 92

$200. Tony Carpenter, Madison. Ph. 342-3579._________________
1 5h.p. elec. motor for sale. D. K.

rails $1, split chestnut rails $1.25, can del. Walt Stancil, Rabun Gap.

Hwy.____________________ Horse compost w/shavings, Irg.

Ph. 746-2488.

___ pickup del. $30, small $25. Sarah

Marlow, Roopville 30170. Ph. 854- Rainbow 6 in. irrigation pump, Amoson. Morrow. Ph. 961-6639.

4427.___________________ Locust farm fence posts 61/2 ft. 80
cents here or del. anywhere reasonable. 2000 winter cut posts

trailer. LP engine, suction pipe, two rainbow 550 FC guns w/stands, exc. cond. $350 firm. Jame Whittle,
Chester. Ph. 912-358^518.

100 bales wheat straw, $1 bale at barn taking orders or 77 wheat straw at $1 bale farm. Larry Eley, Rt. 1. White Plains. Ph. 404-467-

left. Willie Long, Blairsville 30512.

Good quality yellow locust farm 2184.

Ph. 404-745-2891/4143._________ posts 75 cents, yellow locust rails $1, Pinestraw, Irg. compressed load

Steel-frame, fiberglass chestnut rails $1.25. Terry York, Rt. $25 to $35, school boy will del. NE greenhouse w/auto. gas heating 2. Clayton. Ph. 782-5847.________ Atlanta, evenings and Sat. T. David

system, 14 x 34 ft., easily

Air compressor, 3 HP single Ryan, Tucker. Ph. 939-7955._____

disassembled, bolted in 12 ft. sec. L. phase. Bill Hatchett, Kennesaw. Ph. Good dry cow-horse compost,

A. Holloway, Rt. 2, Carrollton. Ph. 404-974-9073.

truck load del. $20. J.W. Van Horn,

832-8531.___________________ 2 Shaven cleaners for auto, chain 4457 Covington Hwy., Decatur. Ph.

Incubators, circulated air type, 2- feeders. Nelson Casey, Canon. Ph. 289-5798.

4 and 6 tray sizes, dbl. wall in- 404-245-8525.

Mulch hay, approx. 250 bales $1

sulated, dbl. switch thermostat.

Bath tub w/auto. water valve for per bale. J. Ralph Arnold, Rt. 1,

Ernest Dickey, 105 Ada Dr., Millen. watering stock $30, cattle rub $7, Mangum Bridge Rd., Maysville.

Ph.912-982-5515.____________ propane tank $60, farm gate $25, Taking orders for straw $1 bale in

Wire frames for tomatoes, no. 10 head holder $60. J. Stanley, field, $1.25 at barn, can del. Aaron

galv. National wire, 6 x 6 in. mesh, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-4730

McWhorter, No. 2 Franklin. Ph. 404-

60 in. high, approx. 18 in. diameter.

1500 sheets 5V 29 guage galv. 854-8349/4161.

Frank Greer, Avondale Estates. Ph. metal roofing, used, good cond.; also Farmers and gardeners in need of 404-299-0240._________________ 4-6 ton feed bins and augers. N.R. exc. fertilizer, horse stable has

Big Dutchman turkey feeders, also Champion, Jr., Calhoun. Ph. 404-629- manure for sale, for prices and

ideal for baby pig feeder, estimated 1445.

directions call. 477-0894. Guy

500 Ib. capacity, good cond. $17.50 ea. Harry Galloway, Covington. Ph.

ODDITIES

Burnham, Jonesboro.

786-4243.___________________
16,000 laying cages w/water and feed trays, used egg processing equip., Irg. capacity feed silo, used feed trays and brooders, best offer. Mr. Burton, LaGrange. Ph. 882-0554.

Redwigglers $4/M, $7.50/2M, $12.50/5M, $25/10M, $60/25M. PP. Jim Curington, Rt. 8, Gainesville. Ph. 532-8207 or 536-1684.
Japanese Beetle trap recommending commercial bait, original

I wanted
Want produce scales. Caroline Riggins. Tucker. Ph. 939-1615._____

1000 gal. underground fuel tank; 40 gal. diesel fuel. Ms. B. Roush, 200 Robin Rd., Athens 30605._______

milk jug type $2 cannot ship. Bill Want Coastal Bermuda hay close

Gazaway, Alpharetta (Birmingham to Stephens County. Jim Hewitt, Rt.

Community). Ph. 404-475-7096.

4, Box 116, Toccoa. Ph. 886-2370.

10 fish cages 3 x 3 x 4 ft., 1/2 in. mesh hardware cloth, treated, complete w/tops and feeder chutes $25 ea, $200 for all. Hank Wyatt,

Best buy, mixed sizes hybrid Redwigglers, $3.95/M, $30/10M,
$125/50M PP. guar. M. Samples, 5397 Sycamore Rd., Buford 30518.

Want tea cup of clean sweet gum, send price before mailing. Mrs.
Bessie Payne, 784 Old Jesup Rd., Brunswick 31520.________________

Adairsville. Ph. 404-629-7474._____ Ph. 945-5605._______________ Want organically grown veg. and

Approx. 300 bulk tobacco barn racks for Powell bulk barn, sell for 1/2 price of new ones. Harry Hickey, Meigs. Ph. 912-683-3547._______
3/4 dia. pipe exc. cond. 170 ft. long $70; 1/2 in. used pipe 294 ft. long $44, $100 if both taken. Y.R. Reddy, Toccoa. Ph. 886-5536, after 5

Lap quilt frame w/inst. $4 PP. 12 x 12 in. mail order only. Robert Bagwell, Box 761. Duluth 30136.
Redwiggler beds 5 x 45 ft. $425. James Melton, Winterville 30683. Ph. 404-742-5403 after 8p.m._________
Lrg. Redwigglers $5/M, bedrun $4/M. Linda Busbin, Winterville 30683. Ph. 404-743-8387._______

fruit. Glyn Taylor, 1440 Ridgeway Dr., Acworth 30101. Ph. 404^4241074.
Want up to 4 tons yellow or white corn in shuck. Frank Smith, Rt. 1, Palmetto. Ph. 463-3537 after 6 p.m.
Want to buy ear corn, any amt., sev. tons needed. Jim Austin, Rt. 2, Winder. Ph. 725-5367.

p.m.____________________ 1 cattle prod, 1 fence charger, for
sale. Mrs. Roy Betts, Rt. 2, Temple
30179. Ph. 562-3681.__________

Redwigglers: 2M/$8, 5M/$15, 10M/S25; Golden Grubs: 12 boxes $6; Mighty Mealys 12 boxes $7.20. Marshall Mahaffey, Box 845,

Want water ram, please state price, size and make. Hugh Camp, Harlem 30814.
Want 20 or more pounds white oak

Syrup kettle, 40 gal. capacity, $50. Mableton 30059. Ph. 941-9580.

bark, state price. G. Bryant, 4216

Charles Kelly, Rt. 3. Valdosta 31601. Ph. 242-7185.______________

Cherokee Wigglers 55 cents cup, 75 min.,bait size, at Ductown Farm.

Whitlock St.. Brunswick 31520. Want to tear down old buildings

200 locust farm fence posts, paid W. R. Clutter, Rt. 2, Box 205, for the lumber and tin in and around

$1 ea. sell for same. R. Entz, Gumming. Ph. 887-1163 after 6 p.m. Barrow Co. Ray Cooper, Winder. Ph.

Blarisville. Ph. 745-2323, no Sat. Original Redwigglers, bait size 867-2705.________________

calls.__________________________ $7/M, 5M or more $6/M, breeders Want fresh figs in June, July or

35 good 14 hole metal nests $3 ea. $6/M, 5M or more $5/M PP. J. F. August within 100 mi. of Atlanta,

R.C. Thomason, Rt. 2, Maysville Shelton, Rt. 1. Box 267A, Shiloh state quantity avail, and price per

30558._________________ 31826. Ph. 404-846-9051._______ peck basket, have baskets. P. D.

3 1/2 H.P. one man post hole Hybrid Redwigglers $5/M bedrun Alexander, Lithonia. Ph. 404-482-

digger w/6 in. auger, new cutting PP, hand counted, quantity prices as 9652.____________________

bits, like new cond. JJ-M- Watson, request. Delbert Leavens, 4280 Want to buy ear corn, can haul if

.J3r0.3. 4298. 00D- emooneyRd., -C-.o-.llevg.e Park

Pinetree pr.^ Powder Spgs. Ph. 943TO47.

you load. Benjonjen, Rt. 1, Preston. Ph. 912--49-4806.

Wednesday, June 1,1971

Want butterbeans, corn and okra for home freezer, will gladly pick, prefer 50 mi. radius of Atlanta. Verna Roach, Atlanta. Ph. 753-8918.
Want organic produce: tomatoes, cucumbers etc. James Massey, 16 Oak St., Roswell. Ph. 992-5622.
Out of state
wanted
Want family for layer farm, house and salary furnished. Hugh Boone, Rt. 1. Box 180D, Carthage. N.C. 28327. Ph. 919-948-3421._______
Want Farmall Super A, state price and cond.; also, want Rome harrow for D6 Caterpillar. William E. Bippus, M.D., West Palm Beach. Fla. Ph. 305-844-7444, after 6 p.m._____
Want to buy fresh gerbera seed, quality pits., 200 seeds, state price and other information. T. Henry Suydam, 620 Sims Ave.-, Columbia, S.C. 29205.________________
Want to buy a small tractor cane mill, state size, number and price. Marvin Doggett, Forest City, N.C.

notice
Lady who lives on Hurt Rd. i Austell who quilts please call Mrs O. L. Jorman, Austell. Ph. 948-0351.
Reward: return of child's pe Dapple grey quarter mare, blk. man and tail, pigeon toed right front foot missing Stagecoach Rd., Rex. 5/17 Mrs. Alien. Forest Park. Ph. 366
6512.___________________ Reward for information abou
Pinto racking mare taken fror Stagecoach stables. Rex. 5/17, m questions asked. P. D Spivey, Jones boro. Ph. 478-0460.
HIGHLY VISIBLE More than 10,00( pedestrians are killed eacr year in the United States, anc another 250,000 are injured as a result of being struck b} an automobile. Safety experts say clothing which is highly visible in darkness should be a "must" for the school-age child.

Special Recipes

SLIM-DOWN FRITTATA OMELET (1 serving)

2 eggs, separated

1 teaspoon lemon juice

1/2 cup drained cooked

1/2 teaspoon salt

chopped broccoli

1/8 teaspoon garlic powder

1 jar (2!/2 ox.) sliced mushrooms, 1/8 teaspoon basil

drained and chopped

Dash pepper

1 med. canned or peeled

1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar

fresh tomato, chopped

1 tablespoon grated Parmesan

cheese

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In small mixing bowl

combine egg yolks, vegetables, lemon juice and

seasonings. Beat egg whites and cream of tartar until stiff

but not dry. Fold yolk mixture into whites. Heat large

ovenproof* non-stick skillet over medium heat until hot.

Gently spread egg-vegetable mixture in skillet. Put in

oven and bake for 5-7 minutes or until top springs back

when touched lightly. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Ser

ve immediately. About 240 calories per serving. *To oven

proof skillet, wrap foil around handle.

For other free recipes, write:

Georgia Egg Commission

State Farmers Market,

Forest Park, GA 30050

CANDIED CITRUS PEEL

1 med. grapefruit

2 cups sugar

or 1 Irg. orange

1 cup water

Select fruit with a bright, thick peel. Wash and cut into

wedges. Remove pulp and white inner membrane. Cut

peel into thin strips. Cover with cold water and bring to a

boil. Boil for 5 minutes, then drain. Repeat process 3

times. Drain on paper towels to remove as much moisture

as possible. Combine 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water and

boil until sugar is dissolved. Add peel and cook over low

heat for 10 mins. Remove from heat and cover. Let stand

for 8 to 10 hours. Then cook over low heat until most of

syrup is absorbed. Roll peel in granulated sugar and cool

on a rack. When cool, roll again in sugar. Peel will keep

for 2 to 3 weeks. Store in a container with a loose lid.

HOMEMADE MARASHINO CHERRIES

4 Vt Ibs. cherries (1 Ib. equals 9 cups sugar

about 3 cups stemmed

3 cups water

cherries. Any type will do 1 oz. red food coloring

but royal anne produces the 1 oz. almond extract

best looking results. I use Vi cup juice of lemon

sour cherries.)

Wash and pit cherries. Soak overnight in brine made of

2 Tbls. salt and 1 tsp. powdered alum for 1 Vi qts. of

water. Drain and rinse thoroughly. Add sugar, water and

red food coloring and bring a to a boil. Let stand 24 hours.

Then bring to a boil again. Let stand 24 hours and add

lemon juice, almond extract and bring to a rolling boil.

Remove from heat. Fill hot, sterilized jars and seal.

Mrs. Sadie D. Lancaster

No. 2, Smyth St., Saxon

.............. Sportonburg, S, G 29301 ,.,.-.

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Wednesday, June 1, 1977

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Prevention Easier Than Cure For Age Old Mildew Problem

Until you find the tell-tale black growth that is mildew, you

probably seldom think of excessive moisture in, on, under and around

your house. Then, when you realize that you have a problem, you

look for a simple, easy cure rather than thinking through what has

caused it.

The simple story of mildew is

When they meet the warm air

that it is a mold that flourishes condenses on the cooler surfaces,

in dampness. To get rid of it you leaving its excess moisture there.

must remove all the growth and This is the cause of mildew in

the moisture that allows it to cool places such as unheated

exist. Depending on the article, it rooms, on and around windows,

can be removed by brushing in closets, under beds and other

outdoors, vacuuming, shampooing, large pieces of furniture.

spraying or washing with a

One of the easiest ways to

bleach or other fairly strong prevent mildew is to open up the

solution.

house on sunny dry days to let

Removing the moisture is the dry air mix with the more

another matter You must first humid air inside.

locate the cause, which may be

Mildew can and will attack

from natural sources such as a your house and just about

low shady location, or water everything in it when conditions

standing under the house. It may are suitable. These conditions are

also be from poor drainage, poor moisture, stale air and dirt. To

ventilation, excessively warm or help prevent this aggravating

cool interior temperatures, un- intruder from getting a start, get

vented heaters and clothes rid of excessive moisture, be sure

dryers, or lack of exhaust fans in air circulation is good and try to

kitchen and bathroom. Georgia's keep everything as clean as

humid weather conditions don't possible.

help.

Make it a point to check

Moisture condensation inside seldom used articles in basement,

the house causes much mildew. attic and closets for dust. In

Warm air holds more moisture doing so, you may discover real

than cold air. A law of physics or potential mildew problems.

says that warm air tries to mix Prevention is much easier than

with the surrounding cooler air. the cure!

Ag Department Serves Georgia

The Georgia Department of Agriculture serves farmers and consumers in many ways. One of these is through:

Insect Pest and Plant Disease Control: All commercial pest control operators providing services to protect the homeowners from- termites and other household pests come under Department jurisdiction as does the inspection of all nurseries growing and selling ornamental shrubbery and agricultural plants.

Growing Vegtables On The Patio

There is much interest in growing flowers and vegetables in containers on terraces and patios. The apartment dweller or families living on small lots can grow certain vegetable plants in restricted space. However, fairly open sun is required for good
vegetable growth. Vegetables particularly adapted
to pots and boxes include "patio tomatoes," ornamental peppers, radishes, and greens. If a wire or wood fence is available,

staked tomatoes, beans, or cucumbers can be tied to the structure and be a functional screen as well as being ornamental.
Strawberries and herbs may be useful as ground cover plants in sunny locations.
Cut Wood Now
Now is the time to cut fuelwood for next winter's fires. It usually takes wood six to ten months to air dry.

Problem Loss of liquid from glass jars during processing (not a sign of spoilage) (Do not open to replace liquid)
Imperfect seal (discard food unless the trouble was detected within a few hours)
Product dark at top of jar (not necessarily a sign of spoilage)

Remedies For Conning Problems

Fruits and Vegetables

Cause 1. Lowering pressure in canner suddenl- alter processing period.
2. Fluctuating pressure during processing in pressure canner
3. Failure to work out air bubbles from jars before processing
4. Improper seal for the type closure used.
5. Jars not covered with water in water-bath canner.
1. Chips or cracks in jars.
2. Failure to follow recommended directions for closures used.
3. Particles left on mouth of jar.
4. Using old closures that should be discarded.
5. Lifting jars by tops or inverting while hot.

Prevention
i Do not force pressure down by placing cannei in a draft, opening the petcock too soon, etc. Allow pressure to drop to zero naturally; wait 2 minutes before opening.
2. Maintain a constant temperature throughout processing time.
3. Remove by running a spatula or knife between food and jar.
4. Follow the manufacturer's directions for closure used.
5. Jars should be covered with 1 to 2 inches of water in canner throughout processing period.
1. Examine carefully before using by rubbing finger around the mouth of the jar.
2. Follow manufacturer's directions.
3. A clean, damp, cloth should be used to remove any seeds, seasonings, etc. that prevent a perfect seal.
4. Do not reuse rubber rings and self-sealing metal lids. Do not use rusty bands.

1. Air left in the jars permits oxidation.
2. Insufficient amount of liquid or syrup.
3. Food not processed long enough to destroy enzymes.

5. Use tongs for removing jars from canner or grasp below lip. Leave in upright position. 1. Remove air bubbles before sealing jars. Use recommended head space.
2. Cover product with water or syrup.
3. Process recommended length of time.

Cloudy liquid sometimes denotes spoilage.
Color changes that are undesirable.
Floating (especially some fruits as berries)
Spoilage

1. Starch in vegetables. 2. Minerals in water. 3. Fillers in table salt. 4. Spoilage.
1. Contact with minerals as iron, zinc or copper in cooking utensils or water. 2. Over processing. 3. Immature or overmature product. 4. Exposure to light. 5. May be a distinct spoilage. 6. Natural and harmless substances in fruits and vegetables.
1. Over processing fruits and tomatoes destroys pectin. 2. Fruit is lighter than syrup. 3. Improper packing.
1. Incorrect pressure. 2. Overpacking. 3. Incorrect timing. 4. Incorrect method used. 5. Pour selection of fruits and vegetables.
6. Unsanitary conditions after gathering.

1. Select products at desirable stage of maturity. Do not use overmature vegetables.
2. Use soft water.
3. Use pure refined salt.
4. Process by recommended method and for recommended time. 1. Avoid these conditions by using carefully selected cooking utensils. Use soft water.
2. Follow directions for processing time. 3. Select fruits and vegetables at optimum stage of maturity.
4. Best to store canned foods in a dark place.
5. If any "off" odor or spoilage is suspected, discard food and sterilize or destroy jar.
6. None. 1. Follow directions for processing time.
2. Use firm, ripe fruit. Heat before packing. Use a light to medium syrup.
3. Pack fruit as closely as possible without crushing it. 1. Gauge should be checked every year for accuracy.
2. Jars should be well filled but not packed.
3. Follow directions for timing
4. Low-acid vegetables and meats must be pressure canned for safety.
5. Select product of suitable variety and at proper stage of maturity.'

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Clover is native to Great Britain but has naturalized throughout most of the world. In the Middle Ages it was known as "claver" from the AngloSaxon word meaning club.
Clover was not respected as an agricultural crop until the seventeenth century when the Dutch discovered that it was a beneficial cover crop to improve the soil. Research has, revealed that the clovers' root hold tiny sacs of nitrogen which are released into the soil. Clover crops are also valued as a green manure.
Besides its uses agriculturally, clover is respected as an important medicinal plant. It reduces acidity in the body, soothes the nervous system and relieves bronchial coughs. A healthful tea may be made by pouring 1 1 /4 pints boiling water over 1 ounce of leaves and flowers.
Valera Jessee
Pork Rallies Coming
Four area-wide pork rallies are planned during June in Georgia.
The rallies are scheduled for Cairo, June 20; Douglas, June 21; Statesboro, June 22; and Dublin, June 23. Each will begin at 8 p.m.
Georgia has just moved into the 10th spot nationally in hog numbers.
Granny taught us many things To love, appreciate, songs to sing, To crochet, quilt and even to knit To continue earnestly, never to quit! To enjoy the finer things of life. To overcome the petty everyday strife. She even played games with us. She interfered when we would fuss. She read to us, and as we did listen We could just see how her eyes
would glisten. Our lives were shaped very definitely Into lives she'd have us be. Granny's education was limited indeed But in basic living-she knew how to lead. She's gone now, but her teachings live on Like the music of a never-ending song.
Ms. Doris Ryan Brasher 219 Kenneth Drive Alpharetto, Georgia 30201

THE MARKET BULLETIN
Restocking Hay Supply

Is Good Management

The demand for hay during the cold winter of 1976-77 exhausted most hay

supplies. Many producers are planning to replenish their hay supply and

put up a little extra in 1977. Harvesting excess forage growth and feeding as

needed to supplement a short supply of grazing forage is a good manage-

ment practice.

Hybrid bermudagrasses are used

extensively for hay production.

Sfxwl Knitting

Yield of bermudagrass is largely determined by amount of nitrogen

and water available during the

Ta.

growing season. Sixty to 90 pounds
of actual nitrogen is needed for optimum production per cutting.

Spool knitting is an old craft that has been passed down from grandmother to grandchild for many generations. The materials are inexpensive, readily available and the brightly colored ropes make attractive belts, hot mats or other
creations. Evenly space four one-inch
finishing nails (with no heads) on the top of a large empty sewing thread spool with solid top (preferably an old wooden spool)..The nails should extend about three eighths of an inch above the top of the spool.
Use knitting worsted for a heavy cord or a lighter weight if you
prefer.

Potassium is the next most critical fertilizer element in bermuda production. Potassium (K20) should be applied at the rate of one-half the amount of nitrogen. Phosphorus is essential for continued bermuda production but used in lesser amounts than nitrogen or potassium.
A method of fertilizing hybrid bermudagrass for a good yield of hay is 80 pounds of nitrogen (N), 20 pounds of phosphorus (P202) and 40 pounds of potassium (K20) per acre for each harvest of hay. Fertilizer is used more efficiently when an application is made for each growth period. Lime should be maintain a soil pH of 5.8 to 6. 2.
Young vegetative bermudagrass

1.

harvested at 4 to 5 weeks of age con-

tains much more total digestible

nutrients than bermuda that is

NAILS

allowed to grow 6 to 8 weeks before harvest.

In grazing tests, average daily

gains of yearling cattle has been as

much as one-half pound more per

day when cattle grazed young

vegetative bermuda as compared to

old stemmy plant.

Drop yarn through the hole from the nail side down, extending it three inches below the bottom of the spool. Wind yarn around each nail, from right to left so a loop is formed on each nail.
Now you're ready to knit. Wind yarn around all four nails on the outside of the loops. With a large safety pin or yarn needle, insert the pin in the first loop and draw the loop over the yarn and off the nail. (It will begin to go through the spool hole.)
Pull the remaining loops over the outside row of yarn and off the nails.
Again wind the yarn around the four nails and work the loops over and off the nails. Continue winding and working off the loops until the rope is the desired length. Fasten off the ends and attach a tassel at each end if you use it as a belt.
Egg Association
Plans July Meeting
Gene Sutherland, President of the Georgia Egg Association, has announced final plans for the association's annual meeting of egg producers and allied industrymen.
The dates for this year's meeting have been set for Tuesday and Wednesday, July 12 and 13,1977, at Atlanta's Terrace Garden Inn.

it n Cj. t
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women to express their feelings and concepts of America. Wedding gowns, baby dresses, even a piece of denim found their way into a patchwork quilt to preserve a

CROWN OF THORNS

PINE TREE

memory and serve as a family's
personal history. Eventually quilts took unique
names to explain their place in
history, a special family event or a
tribulation of daily life. Although our progress in every
field is a source of pride to us, it is

wsMMiraziu

DOUTHUMSOrSSTM

the American way to keep the good things of the past. No matter how modes of living have changed, the desire of women to create beautiful things for their homes with their own hands is as constant today,as in
our great grandmother's time.

Wednesday, June 1, 1977
^Bulletin*
Calendar
June 5 - Open Horse Show, Tri-Co. Saddle Club, 3 1/2 mi. S. of Butler, U.S. 19. Charles D. Wall, 912/862-5604.
June 9 - Georgia Weed Control Society Tour, Cochran.
June 10 - Poultry Banquet, Atlanta Hilton, Atlanta Contact: Abit Massey, Georgia Poultry Federation, P. O. Box 763, Gainesville, 30501 [404] 532-0473.
June 11 - Madison Co. Saddle Club Horse Show, Hwy. 106, Ha, 4:00 P.M. Contact: Nadine Mattison [404] 788-2828.
June 11 - Hickory Knoll Stables, Open horse show 6700 Buffington Rd.. College Park, [404] 964-8410.
June 11 - Beekeepers Short Course, University of Georgia, Athens. Dr. Alfred Dietz or Dr. Tom Sanford, Department of Entomology UGA, Athens 30602.
Forest Farmers
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members and are the backbone of the organization.
Since its establishment in Valdosta, Georgia, in 1941, the association has provided a full range of services to its members. It encourages better management of southern forests through educational and legislative action. Its education program is fostered primarily through the monthly Forest Farmer magazine, and the manual. The magazine provides down-to-the-minute information on techniques of growing and harvesting timber crops, while keeping growers alert to market conditions, sources of professional assistance, tax matters and other developments of interest to timber growers.
The association has come to be recognized as a major force in protecting and advancing the interests of timber growers. Among the association's legislative objectives are retention of timber capital gains, expansion of forest research activities, strengthening of forest fire protection, stepped-up insect and disease control, and promotion of federal cost-sharing for management activities by small private timberland owners.
Current top priority concerns of Forest Farmers Association include impact of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act on forest farmers, retention of timber capital gains provisions and research on how to control southern pine beetle attacks. The Association maintains close day-to-day working contact with numerous federal and state forestry agencies on such matters, along with its work with the U.S. Congress.
Beef Order
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assessment of up to three-tenths of one percent of the value of all cattle sold. After that, the rate of assessment could be changed but could not exceed five-tenths of one percent the maximum amount permitted under the Beef Research and Information Act. Producers not ,wishing to participate in the program could have their assessment refunded.
Copies of the rules for conducting the referendum will be available from Program Operations Division, ASCS, U.S. Department of Agriculture, P. O. Box 2415, Washington, D.C. 20013.