Farmers and consumers market bulletin, vol. 80 [i.e. 76], no. 38 (1993 September 22)

MARKET BULLETIN

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

TOMMY IRVIN,COMMISSIONER

Vol. 76, No. 38
Available i JVpr Rural Housing in Ga.
iRwp Mlllom dollars in federal funds will be available! ta Georgians who qualify fbir guaranteed singlefamily Home loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farmers Home Administration as part of a $247 million program.
"We are making these loan funds available without delay so people in need of decent housing won't have to wait any longer," said U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy. "This is part of our long-standing commitment to th' e'p"eople of
FmHA ran out of funds for the loan guarantees in April when demand reached unexpectedly high levels. The agency's direct loans for housing have continued without interruption.
Funding will be allocated among the ^states on a forr mula based on their original allocation for the fiscal year and their rate of use when funding expired in April.
ag consumer line...
My vegetable garden is located near a busy road and I am concerned about my crops becoming contaminated by auto emissions. Is there something I can do to prevent this, or at least lessen it?
According to researchers at Cornell University, lead and cadmium, which are the most hazardous components of auto exhaust, can be washed off the surface of your crops. Mix about 2-1/2 tablespoons of vinegar or half that amount of dishwashing liquid per gallon of water and wash the produce with it.
Pollutants absorbed from the soil cannot be washed away. Experts recommend keeping the pH of the soil above 6.5 and adding plenty of organic matter to prevent absorption of lead and cadmium.
If you have problems or questions concerning products or services regulated by the Georgia Department of Agriculture, write: Consumer Services, Room 226, Agriculture Building, 19 MLK Jr. Dr., Atlanta, Georgia 30334-4201, or call toll-free 1-800-282-5852 or 656-3645 in. metro Atlanta.

Wednesday, September 22,1993

Copyright 1993

Farm Safety Week Observes 50th Year

September 19-25 has been designated by the National Safety Council as National Farm Safety and Health Week. This year's 50th anniversary theme is "Safety and Health...Agriculture's Future."
Largest Ga. Prison Farm Celebrates 10th Year
Two-thirds of the food on a Georgia inmate's plate is grown on prison farms, and in September, the largest prison farming operation in Georgia is celebrating a decade of helping to fill those plates.
Rogers Correctional Institution, a medium-security facility located in Reidsville, is the top operation in a state-owned prison farming network that helped produce food for 27.2 million inmate meals in Georgia in 1992.
Because of heavy reliance on inmate labor at Rogers CI and eight other prison farms, the Georgia Department of Corrections is able to feed more than 30,000 inmates in the prison system three meals a day for an average of 61 cents per meal.
"We are confident that we are meeting the constitutional requirement to feed our offenders nutritionally-sound meals, but we also are confident that we are doing so as cheaply as possible through our prison farming system," said Corrections Commissioner Dr. Alien L. Ault.
Opened in 1983 with 489 inmates, Rogers CI today houses 1,000 inmates who help to grow crops
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"Safety and Health...Agriculture's Future" is the 1993 theme for the 50th Anniversary observance of National Farm Safety and Health Week, designated for September 1925.
The National Safety Council, sponsor of the annual safety week, promotes the objective that all citizens in the U.S. should be concerned about agricultural production and its strength in the world
Safety and
Health
AGRICULTURE'S FUTURE
marketplace. Research shows that each farmer and rancher in the nation now feeds about 100 persons with prospects looking good for expanding those numbers, thanks to new technologies.
The main thrust of this year's observance focuses on child, tractor and chemical safety on farms and ranches. According to the safety council, a majority of accidents which result in injury or death on the farm can be prevented. Engineering advances coupled with educational programs can play a big part in reducing the accident levels.
The following data was provided by the National Safety Council:
--In 1992, an estimated 140,000 disabling injuries occurred as a result of agricultural accidents.
-Agricultural industries, including farming, have the highest death rate of any industry division in 1992.
-Incidents on tractors are the leading causes of accidental death and injury on the farm.
-Work-related deaths of farmers
Special Handicraft Edition
See ads ...........................Page 7-9
Next Handicraft Edition
The next handicraft edition of the Market Bulletin is scheduled for Oct. 20. The deadline for notices is Oct. 6.
All items advertised in the Handicraft category must be handmade by the advertiser and not purchased for resale.
Handicraft ads are limited to 30 words and must be in compliance with all other advertising guidelines (see page 2).

and other agricultural workers accounted for 14.1 percent of all occupational fatalities in 1992.
(Continued on Page 7)
Poultry Industry Celebrated During September Observance
While Georgia proudly carries the title of "Peach State," the broiler sector now "rules the roost" in terms of commodity cash receipts, according to Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin.
"In less than 50 years, our state's broiler industry has evolved from scattered backyard flocks to one of the most efficient sectors in Georgia agriculture," said Irvin. "Last year, our state ranked second nationally in the total value of production of all poultry, as well as second in the value of broiler and egg production."
During National Chicken Month, observed each September, Georgia will join other states in promoting the impact of the industry to the national economy, as well as the benefits of including chicken as part of a healthy diet plan.
This year, the average American will eat, for the 13th consecutive year, a record amount of chicken. In 1993, the average per capita consumption of chicken is expected to reach at least 71 pounds -- 50 percent greater than the amount consumed in the late-1970s and double the level of the late-1960s. Not only is chicken a healthy menu alternative, it is one of the best food values in the marketplace.
The Georgia broiler industry produced 894.6 million broilers in 1992, a record high for the 10th consecutive year. The total farm value of poultry and eggs produced in Georgia amounted to $1.57 billion for the 1992 production year, which is more than 37 percent of the state's total farm income.
CHICKEN
IS NATIONAL CHICKEN MONTH

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, September 22,1993

Advertising Guidelines
On July 1, 1993, the Georgia Department of Agriculture adopted new Rules

2-6600 JD diesel combines, good working BCS 735 tiller, '92 mdl., 26" deck w/6.5x12 JD 4400 combine 1650 hrs., 13' grain table cond., AC, sheltered $6500-$9500, will trade tires & furrower moving, used 40 hrs. $1900; & 4 row crop head, all in good cond. Jack for other equip. Larry Smith, Portal. 912-865- BCS 38" mowing deck. Jim Smith, Buford. Garrett, Leesburg. 912-883-0389.________

affecting the operation of the FARMERS A CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN. The 2155.

404-932-1826.

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JD 7100 max emerge planter, 4 row,

editor has condensed these into publication guidelines which are as follows:

2-7' Intl. 100 sickle mowers, one in good Bush hog flail mower, 6', exc. cond. $1500. sheltered, like new cond. $3000. M. Ozment,

* All advertisements published in the Market Bulletin must relate to the farming/agricultural industry or be a part thereof; any and all item(s) submitted for sale through the BULLETIN must meet at least one of the following criteria: 1)

* Items for sale or services offered in any notice must conform to all laws and regulations covering sale and movement
of the same. Ads for some categories must meet certain requirements. Adver tisers are advised to review require

cond., one for parts $400. H. Powell, Phil Sailer, Waynesboro. 706-554-2988 eve./ Rome. 706-232-6498.

Coolldge. 912-346-3186.____________ wkend.

Peanut drying wagons. Ralph Cavender,

223 Ford motor, 6 cyl., 135 hp @ 4000 rpm, Bush hog trim mower, mdl. TM4 48" cut, Claxton. 912-739-2069. _____________

4 spd. trans., 59,000 mi., good cond., out of used 5 hrs. $650. Thomas Tucker, Blalrsvllle. JD mdl. 158 4 hose, front end loader.

'63. Betty Parks, Pendergrass. 706-693-2619. 706-745-2708.

Charles Kilgore, Hawklnsvllle. 912-892-9849.

240 Intl. tractor, 3 pt. & 2 pt. hitch w/1 row 801 Ford diesel, bush hog, box rollover, 2/16 Late mdl. yel. & white Farmall Cub, yel. & turning disc $3200, other equip, avail. Bobby btm. plow, one row planter & 16' equip, trlr. 84 wh. Farmall Cub, lowboy, extra nice. Teresa

must be produced by the advertiser on ments under ad categories before sub Lowery, White. 404-382-2861.________ width. C. Collins, Austell. 404-948-1003 aft. 4 McLaughlin, Gumming. 404-889-4892._____

his/her own farming operation, 2) must mitting their notices. Note: Due to space 25 ton Phelan lowboy trlr., long neck, 1' pm._____________________

Lilliston 7500 XLT peanut combine, used

be made by the advertiser from material limitations, all ad guidelines cannot be side extension & motor grader ramps, L-900 4 row culti. frames $250 ea. obo, 5' bush very little, like new cond. $14,000. Arnold

on his/her own farming operation, 3) listed in the BULLETIN each week. Ford tractor, 534 eng. $7850. Jerry Taylor, hog, fair cond. $500 ea. obo., other equip. Davis, Warwick. 912-535-6379.__________

must be owned and used by the Advertisers who have questions con Falrburn. 404-964-8574.

avail. Tyler Farms, Maulk. 912-649-2564.

Loboy, 15 ton Birmingham, fuel tank,

advertiser on his/her own farming opera
tion for a period of at least 90 days prior to offering for sale through the BULLETIN.
* Businesses, corporations, dealer ships or other commercial enterprises are not allowed to advertise in the
MARKET BULLETIN. Commercial is de fined as intended for mass market; handling large quantities of product for distribution (i.e., more than normal

cerning these guidelines may call 1-800282-5852, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday Friday, or write: Market Bulletin, Georgia Department of Agriculture, 19 MLK Jr.
Drive, Atlanta, GA 30334. * Ads will be published only once
each time submitted unless the adver tiser specifies in writing on the notice that the ad is to be published more than one week. Ads may be published
consecutively up to a maximum of four

250 gal. fuel tank skids w/12V pump & Corn picker, one row mtd. Ford series 601, toolbox, beavertail, ramps & diesel tractor,

hoses $300; hydr. pump for Cat. 955 loader, fair cond., good parts source $300. R. Doss, road ready $8800. Art Wolfe, Dacula. 404-822-

new part #40SSFV/4J9860/3G2834 $300. R. Powder Springs. 404-428-4404.

9702.

Pannell, Macon. 912-746-8826._________ Dairy equip. 300 & 540 gal. tanks w/ Lockwood PTO Pecan shaker $700; Bowie

2950 JD exc. cond. $14,000; JD 4 row, row compressors, milking machines, other equip. gas and/or elec. pecan cleaner $2400. Frank

crop head $800. C. Finch, Portal. 912-865- John Barnes, Warm Springs. 706-655-3802. Austin, Hawklnsvllle. 912-783-1063.______

2939.

Deutz 490 hay baler, like new, 10,000 bu M Gleaner, grain combine, 438 corn head,

3 Intl. cotton pickers 416 gas, 616 gas, 616 grain bin w/fan, sweep & unloading auger. M. 16' small grain table, exc. cond., exc.

diesel, sheltered, greased daily. Calvin Hill, King, Molena. 706-567-8807._____________ mechanical cond., spike tooth cyclinder &

Elberton. 706-283-8219/2937.

Disc harrow, 2 gang, 20 discs, like new, concave include. Phil Brannon, Sparks. 912-

3 peerless dbl. peanut dryers, 3 phase $750 Leinback brand $550. Bob Dempsey, Walnut 896-3509._________________________

ea., 10 hp grain bin fan, like new cond. $300. Grove. 404-784-1802.___ ____ ____ Manure spreader McCormick, works good

household or farm quantities); supported (4) weeks. A new notice must be Mercer Garrett, Leesburg. 912-435-9803.

Dual axle homemade trlr., 6'x15' w/ramps $375. R. Dangar, Roswell. 404-993-6621.

by advertisement (i.e., advertisment in submitted after each maximum 4-week 352 NH feedmill w/drop auger, good cond. for hauling tractor & equip. $450. N. Blalock, Massey Harris pony, new tires, new paint,

publications other than the BULLETIN; period if the advertiser wants the $2000. John McDonald, Tarrytown. 912-529- Alpharetta. 404-475-9283._____________ 5' Woods finish mower, exc. cond. Greg

listed as "business" in telephone direc advertisement to continue. Ads cannot 3383.

Extra hvy. dty. equip, trlr., lowboy, tandem Cheek, Gumming. 404-887-4519.________

tories or "yellow pages," etc.). Other be taken via telephone.

4 row KMC peanut combine or bush hog & wired, lights, brakes, all steel floor w/2x10 MF 230 diesel, pis, 900 hrs., 39 HD, very

indicators include, but are not limited to, holding business licenses and holding regulatory licenses/permits/registra tions.
1 The editor has the authority to designate the length of ads and the number of ads that may be placed by a 'amily unit in any issue of the BULLETIN. Currently, only one (1) notice may be placed by any family unit in any one category in any issue of the BULLETIN. Family unit refers to all individuals sharing the same residence, address or telephone number.
* Each notice submitted for publica-

* Ads are computer referenced by telephone number, so it is essential that the advertiser's telephone number be submitted with each ad. Advertisers who do not want a telephone number printed in their ads should note this fact on the
face of the advertisement furnished to
the BULLETIN. ' There is a 20-word limit for
advertisements; name, town, phone number or name and complete address must be included in the 20-word limit.
The MARKET BULLETIN reserves the
right to edit notices. * Georgia residents only may adver

combine, 2 row late mdl. Roanoke or Lilliston side rails $550. Dewrey McClure, 1665 Emmett nice $7700; eager beaver, 9 ton, trlr. w/sparz

hi-cap combine. Charles Finer, Cobbtown. Dr., Woodstock. 30188. 404-926-7292._____ good tires, good cond. $3200. Bryan Garrett,

912-865-2939.

F2 Gleaner combine w/13' head, M2 Bowdon. 404-258-3200. ____ ________

4 yr. old NH hay wagon, 105 bale cap. W. Gleaner combine w/15' head & A436 corn- Vicon CM 240 disc mower, 7'10" $3500;

Sams, Macon. 912-474-1036.__________ head, M2 Gleaner, salvage. Gary Walker, Niemeyer RS 311 rotary rake $2000; Case Intl.

4x8 utility trlr. $375; 5x9 trlr. $550. Johnny Marshallvllle. 912-967-2557.

8440 rd. baler 5'x5' $7000. Gene Welch,

Higgins, Lawrencevllle. 404-339-0056.______ Factory built farm wagon, rubber tires, 5th Mansfield. 404-787-0972. __ ____

5 KW generator, like new cond. $1200. J. Jeffries, Rome. 706-232-2848.__________
5' HD JD bush hog, good cond., will demonstrate $250. J. Williams, Pine Mtn. 706663-8675.

wheel, hvy. box, suitable for team or tractor $500 firm. Man/in Moore, Preston. 912-8282023 eve.
Farmall 100 tractor w/Woods, belly mower $2000. Frank Beaty, Pavo. 912-859-2576.

MF 59 mdl. 50 series, good cond. $2950. William Manous, Canton. 404-479-2515.
MF 750 combine, 16' flex head, 4 row corn. Charles Self, Byron. 912-956-5384._______
MF backhoe & front end loader, fair cond.

5' pull type rotary cutter, assortment of old mule drawn plows, turn plows, planters & etc.; also 60 gal. syrup boiler. W. Purcell, Glenn-

Fert. spreader truck, C-65 Chev. 27,500 GVW, Newton crouch spreader built, '89, extra clean $7500. Tom Morgan, Woodbury.

vllle. 912-654-2954.

706-553-2301/2597.

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$3000. Jack Lindsay, Jefferson. 706-543-8338.
MF TO 35, gas, high, low range gear, scrape, purpose plow, boom lift, bush hog $3500. P. Goolsby, Jackson. 404-474-4235/775-

ion must be in writing, legible, on a single sheet of paper separate from any other notice, and be accompanied by the name of the category and the name, mailing and street address(es) and elephone number of the person submiting the same. At the end and below the ext of the notice, the following statment must be included and signed by the person submitting the notice:
I hereby certify that the above notice
meets all the necessary requirements for publication In the FARMERS AND CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN.

tise in the MARKET BULLETIN with the following exception: out-of-state resi dents may advertise only in the Out-ofState Wanted category.
* Ads must be received no later than Wednesday noon in order to appear in the following week's paper.
Send ads to:
MARKET BULLETIN Ga. Dept. of Agriculture 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
Atlanta, GA 30334

50' 6" gain auger. L. Baker, Omega. 912-5284359.
6' box blade, 5' rotary mower, 16-18 harrow,

FMC 160" tiller w/4, AC 70 planters, Ford 4 btm. plow. Jerry Johnson, Garfleld. 912-7633291.

6082.
Multi-purpose discs, bearings,

18 disc cutting harrow, new hoses & cyl. $1750. George

fert. spreader for 3 pt. C. Maynard, Barnesvllle. 404-358-3840.
641 Ford tractor, workmaster, good cond., except PTO does not work, good lift, engines,

Ford 1210 diesel, 200 actual hrs., bush hog, 4' finish mower, exc. cond. $5200. D. Brown, Stonewall. 404-964-5304.
MF tractor TO-35 high/low range trans., live

tires, paint $2850. Don 404-389-3058/474-0112.

Almano,

Stockbrldge.

lift, 2 spd. PTO w/harrow $2400. Locust Grove. 404-957-2940.

J.

Brown,

Coggin, Franklin. 404-251-1985.________ No part of this publication may be reprod
uced in any form or incorporated into any information retrieval system without the writ ten consent of the Georgia Department of Agriculture.

800 Ford 40 hp, 12V, live power, high, low Ford tractor 1710 diesel w/synchromesh

trans., total restored, like new, mint cond. H. trans., 889 hrs., exc. cond. $7500; 5' J bar

Goodson, Franklin. 706-675-3184 aft. 5 pm.

Katary bush hog, like new cond. $400. J.

820 Farmhand feed mill, good cond. $1000. Darwin, Stockbrldge. 404-474-9998.______

Marly Carter, Soperton. 912-529-3566._____
8N & 601 Ford gas, 5' bush hog & 6' box blade. B. Daves, Mableton. 404-941-6312.

Gill 6' rollover box scrape $500; 16" 2 bottom plow $350; 30" dirt scoop $175; 1 yd. cement mixer $600. W. Hicks, Roberta. 912-
836-4659.

Market Bulletin is printed on recycled paper
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8N Ford tractor 12V, new carb, muffler & manifold, good cond. $2300. Jason Harrison, Mllledgevllle. 912-452-9064._______________

Gleaner K2 combine w/12' grain head & 2 ow corn head, sheltered, exc. $5000. C. McCorkle, Buena Vista. 912-649-7562._____

// you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Marcia Gas/on at 651-9082.
Only farm work or farm help wanted advertisement* allowed. No commercial, Industrial or

// you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Marcia Gaston at 651-9082.
Only farm machinery and equipment owned by the advertiser and used in his/her own

8N Ford tractor, 12V, good cond., tires, battery & paint, sale or trade for a smaller tractor, 3 pt. hitch. D. Morgan, Conyers. 404922-2144.

Golden Jubilee tractor, good cond. $2800; 4' bush hog brand $250. Ricky Austin, Lafayette. 706-397-8167.

8N Ford tractor $3000; 2 disc plow $225;
bush hog $450. L. Blankenbaker, Dallas. 404443-2434.

Gooson bale chopper, 11 hp, Honda eng.

$2000. David McLendon, Locust Grove. 404-

775-3254.

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domettlc employment permitted.
Mature married male seeking part-time employment up to 5 days/wk. on horse farm, exp. w/most farm equip. David Micheal, Vicinity. 404-781-5854. _____________
Middle age woman to live in, do light farm chores, driving helpful, ref., board, salary. Mrs. O'Donnell, Elll)ay. 706-635-2962.
Retiree w/income to caretake & harvest hay, fully mechanized, mechanical ability essen tial, seasonal salary, free trlr. space, ref. req., hunting, fishing privileges. Olin Trammeli, Forsyth. 912-994-6463.______________
Student nurse seeks private country quart ers in exchange for rent/light caretaking, exp. w/horses, serious inquires only. N. Thomas,

farming operation can be advertised; those persons advertising for machinery and equipment wanted must be seeking those Items for their own farming operation.
1 Agri backpack blower w/wet or dry duster, used twice $300. Roger Cox, Gumming. 404889-6917.
1 horse wagon rubber tired $500. F. Duggan, Cochran. 912-934-2877.________
1 pr. of Mille Fleurs. R. Trice, Thomaston. 706-648-3011.
1 yd. dirt pan $900; 7' disc $800; 4 cole fert. distributors $700; KMC tool bar $350. Frank Miller, Hazlehurst. 912-375-5219.
10 KW trlr. mtd. Onan generator w/8N

8N Ford tractor Kenneth Anderson,

in good cond. $1600. Cleveland. 706-865-4590

Gravely tractor, 7.6 hp., sulkey mower deck, rotary tiller, 8 tines, trlr. tilt, elec. start, equip. & tractor L mdl. $650 firm. Robert Davis,

aft. 6pm.___________________________ Woodstock. 404-926-6211 eves.__ ____

955 H Cat. parts, steering clutches, eng.
block, trans., torque converter, others. Thomas Tucker, Llthla Springs. 404-941-2354.

Gravely tractor, 7.5 hp., sulkey 52" mower. Marion Pugh, Stockbrldge. 404-483-3118.

Hay unroller, hay spear; pasture aerator;

'36 Intl. F-20 on steel $400, some parts for metal bar shear; hydr. cyl., snatch block; med.

mdl. A, B, & M JD. Perry Swanson, Waycross. size NH rd. baler. James Heath, Woodland.

912-283-1902.

706-674-2616.

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'45 Case SC tractor w/fenders $500. Ronny E III gleaner combine w/2 row corn head,

Maxwell, Bostwlck. 706-342-2920.

good cond. Gerald Price, Soperton. 912-529-

'48 garden tractor $995. Jim Snow, Stock- 3534.

brldge. 404-474-8791._______________ Horse & mule drawn equip., plows, mowing

'56 Case tractor & bush hog mdl. Vac $1600 machines, old wagons & wheels, etc., priced

obo. Mike Merrill, Conyers. 404-787-1034.

reas. H. Culbertson, Wlntervllle. 706-742-7972.

Atlanta. 404-622-1648.

industrial Ford eng. 4 cyl., gas, good cond. '83 Ford TW-30, new paint, cab, AC, radio, Horticulturist w/grounds maintenance &

Temporary caretaker position, could be
come permanent, live-in, horticulture, irrig. & garden equip, exp. helpful, flex. hrs. C.

$2650. L. Johnson, Galnesvllle. 404-535-8044.
10', 310 bush hog rt. batwing, farm hand feed grinder/mixer, other equip. Rose Hulsey,

front & rear wts., good cond. $16,500. Travis garden design background seeks caretaking Adkins, Cordele. 912-273-1630/0417.______ Dosition in N. Fulton area, exc. local ref. S.
'83 Lilliston hi-cap 6000 peanut combine, Harris, Alpharetta. 404-343-9903.________

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Atlanta, Ga. 30334-4250
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Randy Cox, Asst. Editor
Pat Glenn, Cir. Mgr.
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Johnson, Hoschton. 404-967-2007._______ Galnesvllle. 404-983-7923.____________ exc. cond., sheltered $6000. Jerry Rhodes, Hvy. dty., big bale, haymovers, 3 pt. hitch

Want adult to feed horses on weekends & males for part-time ranch work, receive horse

1100 Long tractor, 105 hp, good cond.; 750 MF combine w/cab & air, both heads, good

Plneview. 912-624-2741.

fork type lifts, Cat. 1 & 2 $175 ea., also

'86 JD combine 4420, corn & grain heads. R. sprears. Pete Harris, Elberton. 706-283-6615.

To advertise, you must be a resident of Georgia, out-of-state wanted column is the
only exception to this rule. Notices must

board instead of wages. B. Drozak, Logan- cond. J. Vaughn, Baxley. 912-367-2312.____ Eunice, Bristol. 912-367-3950 aft. 6pm.____ Intl. 140 Farmall w/quick hitch, new eng., not exceed 20 words and must adhere to

vllle. 404-466-1442.

14 disc Taylorway offset harrow & 5' hvy. '90 Case IH 1660 grain combine, 2300 hrs., mint cond., harrows, 2 turners, rotary mower,

Want farm foreman, must be very strong mechanically, nice house & utilities fur-

dty. servis bush hog. Tommy Presley, Jackson. 404-775-3404 aft. 5pm.___________

good cond., 20' 1020 grain head, 444 JD corn head $60,000. Billy Hawkins, Rochelle. 912-

culti., cole planter other equip, avail. Homer Moore, Waycross. 912-283-5855.________

nished. Lynn Holton, Albany. 912-432-9316.

14' BWA harrow, good cond., new front 365-7538.

Intl. 1460 combine, 17' flexhead, 33"

Want full-time job on farm w/in 35 miles exp. in maintenance, no living arrangements.

scollops, hinged drag board cyl. included 4 wheel $1200. Willie Lee, Statesboro. 912-587-

'90 JD 2955 tractor, ROPS, 16 spd. trans., $22,000; '93 JD 7700, cab, air, power shift

crustbuster, hyd. fold drill. W. Trice, Madison. 706-342-0381.

Steve Hughes, Pallas. 404-445-2640.______ 5983.

duals $54,000. S. Trammeli, Senola. 404-599- Intl. 424 diesel tractor, rollbar, exc. rubber,

rules and regulations preceding each cate gory. All advertisements must be received in writing. Deadline is Wednesdays at noon. Send ail notices to the above address.
The Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin assumes no responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin nor for any transaction resulting from published no

Want part-time help on Appaloosa horse farm, approx. 15 hrs./wk., mostly cleaning,

140 Intl. 3 pt. & 1 pt. planter, culti., btm. plow $2700; JD 40 tricycle front end, runs

6246. '90 JD

650,

371

hrs., 4'

rotor mower,

5'

exc. cond. $3995. Steve Creamer, Cedartown. 404-748-9882.

Alpharetta/Canton area. Mike Khan, Alphar- good $1500 firm. Randy Beverly, Ochlocknee. groomer mower, 4' scrape blade. Mike Intl. tractor 684, 64 hp, good cond. $6500,

etta. 404-475-8407.

912-574-5716/5483.

Corriher, White Plains. 706-467-3265 4 pm & remote hydr., will trade for smaller tractor anu

Want retired couple w/mobile home to keep 175 diesel, exc. cond $5600; MF 20 C diesel aft.

boof. Ron Lewis, Conyers. 404-760-0270.

eye on farm in exchange for free parking, near w/end loader, new box blade $6500. Lloyd '91 JD 2355, 180 hrs., like new cond. JD 24T sq. baler, mid 70's, sheltered, $1400

Manchester. Floyd Piearcy, Shlloh. 706-846- Leach, Martin. 706-356-2236.__________ $14,500; '52 AC G mdi. w/equip. $2395. R. obo. Randy Toles, Rome. 706-232-8928 eve.

9312.

2 Baker lifts cherry pickers w/2 S mask, 1 Liles, Douglasvllle. 404-942-6852.________ JD 350 sickle mower, good shape $700;

tices. Advertisers are cautioned that it is 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. The Georgia Department of Agriculture
does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, age or disability in the admission or access to, or treatment

Want retired exp. couple to work on small broiler farm, will move your trlr. or will provide
free rent. Maria de Guiseppi, Bogart. 706-769-

Hobart battery charger, good shape $3500. W. Prance, Lebanon. 404-926-7500.________
Farmall A Intl. for parts or will sell the

'91, 7 hp Troy tiller w/40 hrs. total time & in
exc. shape, like new cond. Henry Chahford, Marietta. 404-436-8187 Iv. msg

Paulk 2 row peanut inverter will make good reshaper $250. Jimmy Lanier, Portal. 912-865-
2638.

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Division at 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Atlanta, GA 30334, 404-656-3608, has been

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whole tractor, except head $500. A. Clark, AC 3 row corn head, 30" spacing 330 fits K JD 40 tractor, wide front, 3 pt. hitch, new designated to coordinate compliance with

Want someone to care for horses in exchange for free boarding & riding area.

LaCrange. 706-884-4914._____________ 2 wheel trlr. 5'x7' & 20" high made of steel

or F combine, exc. cond. Jerry Boling, Homer. '06-677-3307.

Daint, muffler & seat, good tire w/5' bush hog $2750. J. Jones Whltesburg. 404-834-9760.

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tained in Section 35.107 of the Department of Justice regulations. Information concern

Mike Todd, Greenville. 706-672-1777._____ & oak floor for $150; 1 used propane gas tank AC B '43, will not crank $650. J. Parham, JD 435, '92 mdl., rd. hay baler, like new ing the provisions of the Americans with

Want weekend milking job on dairy w/in 30 miles, ref. Gordon DeGrave, Reynolds. 912-

w/regulator $350. Virgil Fitzgerald, Rochelle. 912-365-7278.

Statham. 404-725-2058. AC tractor w/rotary mower mdl. 160, 40 hp

cond. $13,250 obo. L. Harvey, Mlllen. 904-2592533.

847-2480 aft. 4:30pm._______________ 2-40' storage trlr., no leaks, still have diesel $4000. R. Crutchfield, Thomaston. 706- JD 4400 combine, good cond., new blade,

Want woman to do light farm work for a
place to stay must be reliable. Evelyn Garrett, Buford. 404-945-7227.

tandem wheels $2250 for both located in Zebulon. Jack Moore, Fayettevllle. 404-4619304.

647-3386 aft. 5pm.________________________
AC-B tractor, exc. hydr. lift, 3 pt., attch., new tires, paint, Magnola, btm. plow, harrow,

cutter guards, rasp bars $5000. Russ Elliott, Llzella. 912-8180.
1 tandem axle trailer made of steel & wood,

Name and city are required on every ad. Please include this Information so your ad will not be withheld.

6' soil pulverizer $400; quick hitch $500; 6' culti. $1100. Frank Yates, Rocksprlng. 706- 5'x12'x5', $550. Virgil Fitzgerald, Rochelle.

box scrape $225 & post hole digger $225 all 764-1023.

912-365-7278.

for $1250. H. Lee, 1508 Foxhound Trace, JD 4400 combine, 852 hrs., 213 grain head

Woodstock. 30188. 706-283-2579.

$9500. D. Ecker, Montlcello. 706-468-2313.

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Newleader spreader body mtd. on Ford 600 Want Farmall H or Super M tractor, good Tin, used 5V, 11' $4, 13' $5, 14' $5.50, good 4 1/2 yr. old regd. Brangus bull, $1800 & Chianina-young heifers, bulls & cows, 2 yr.

truck. Jim Herring, Summervllle. 706-397 running cond. w/1 to 1 1/2 hrs. of Atlanta cond. Leroy Core, Marietta. 404-971-8820.

regd. cow $900; 2 1/2 yr. Brangus cow w/bull old bull. R. Curry, College Par*. 404-994-1735.

8531. NH 273 sq. baler & NH 1032 stack wagon

Mickey Harp, Fayettevllle. 404-460-9180/461 1821 Iv. msg._______________

Two 10 ton feed bin auger equipped, 32 gas brooders, 8 Ige. winches, 10 sml. Eula Scott

calf, $1000, Brangus bull 14 mos., $800. Mike E'Dalgo, Conyers. 404-922-0108.______

Crossbred cow/calf prs., $750/up; Purebred Santa Gertrudis prs., $850/up. Gene Welch,

field ready. C. Carrouth, Jackson. 706-775 Want Ford tractor Jubilee NAA or 600 to Reldsvllte. 912-557-4439.

4 BBU regd. Beefmaster bulls, 12 to 17 Mansfield. 404-787-0972.___________________

3647.
NH 326 baler, 463 disc mower, 103' stackliner, JD 435 baler, 48' flatbed trlr. Buddy Murph, Marshallvllle. 912-967-2749.____

parts mostly sheet metal. Tom Fuller, Suwanee. 404-887-0747.
Want Ford tractor w/wo scrape blade in good shape will trade tractor w/winch & A

2-10 ton Cumberland, feed bins, fair cond mos.; 1 BBU regd. Beefmaster bull, 3 yrs.,

$200 ea., 2/S350. Man/in Brock, Lula. 404-869-

3223.

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King Cotton son out of Crinmson Levi dau. Jim Walker, Greensboro. 706-486-4497 aft. 6pm.

Crossbred calves, heifers or bulls, farm raised on grass grain, good selec. & prices. Dewey Prevail, Newton. 912-734-4905._____
Exc. selec. of regd. Black Angus bulls,

Pasture renovator, 5 shank subsoiler, like frame boom, good for logging. Henry Whitley

5 regd. Polled Hereford cows, avg. age 3 1/2 ready to breed, big, thick, top genetics,

new $300. L. Fishman, Clarkesvllle. 706-754 Lawrencevllle. 404-564-3964.

yrs., bred to top bloodline bull, $4250 herd production records on all. J. Tinter, Roswell.

4540.

Want Ford 7000 series or Irg. w/wo front

cert./accred., del. avail. Jimmy Jeanes, Gray. 404-992-8984 or 451-0530._________

Pecan harvesting equip., mdl. 307 Ra end loader; NH rd. baler; hay spear or hay

912-986-3426. __________________ Exc selec. of regd. Polled Hereford bulls,

macher sweeper, mdl. 7867-4 McNair har fork. Mike Todd, Greenville. 706-672-1777..

4 Longhorn bulls, beau, colors, 2 yrs. old, service age, Popular bloodlines. Winton

vester, Bowie cleaner. Jesse Tippins, Claxton, Want Ford tractor w/4-6 or V8 cyl. eng.,

good for 1st time heifers. Clay Hamil Harris, Screven. 912-586-6687._________

912-739-2231.
Rhino, 6 shank pasture renovator, Cat. II like new $1600. Alex Dillard, Arnoldsvllle. 706742-8323.
Savage pecan harvester good cond. $6000:

especially need trans.; also need lift top,

linkage & pump for 600 Ford tractor. James

Sullivan, Vldalla. 912-537-4944.

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Want front mtd. culti. for 8N Ford or Ferguson, will pick up & pay cash. James

All livestock (I.e. those animals such as, but not limited to, cattle, equine, goats, sheep,
swine, and poultry) must have been In possession of the advertiser for a minimum of 90 days before they can be advertised

Bremen. 706-646-3125.
40 hd. of 8 mo. old Hereford/Charolais cross, Hereford/Brangus cross heifers, avg wgt. 700 Ibs. Bennett Daniel, Milledgevlle 912-452-3039.

First calf crossbred heifer w/3 mo. old bull calf, both for $675. J. Farmer, Douglasvllle. 404-949-4940 from 6 to 9pm.___________
Fullblood breeding age (15 mos.) Limousin bull, $1000; weaning age bulls & heifers, $750,

McNair belt harvester $4500; Kilby shaker LeMay, Cedartown. 404-748-1970.

$10,000; McNair drum harvester $650. H

Want hay trlr. that will pickup & haul one rd

Cattle

5 bulls to select from, regd. Santa top bloodlines, cow/calf prs. Felton Dutton,

Gertrudis, ready for service, $900 ea. J. A Eatonton. 706-467-2697.

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Hollon, Albany. 912-432-9316._________ bale of hay at a time, elec. winch or manual

Whidby, Ball Ground. 404-479-4997.______ Gelbvieh, Purebred & Percentage, Polled,

Scrape blade, belly mount for Sears tractor, Mike Tanner, Mllledgevllle. 912-452-6053 aft // you have questions regarding ads in this 5 crossbred cows, 3 yrs. old, bred to bulls & heifers, gentle, reas. priced. Anthony

good for snow, sand, gravel, etc., best offer. J 5pm.___________________________ category, call Ora Garel at 651-9081.

Charolais or Beefmaster, $3,250. Gary McKee Lawrence, Clarkesvllle. 706-754-6402.______

Wright, Atlanta. 404-261-3265._______ Utility trlr. 5x9 steel frame alum, deck,

Want hay fluffer & JD 420 W or JD 430. Fred Barnes, Tifton. 912-382-5349.

han, Rocky Face. 706-673-6480._______

Cattle moving from farm to farm must have a negative brucellosis test within the past 30

5 Pinzgauers, 95% Purebred bull w/papers

Gentle, regd. Red Brahman, Simmental & Simbrah cows, bulls & heifers. David Dillard,

needs minor welding $350. J. Derrick, Lawr- Want integral hitch for JD 212 garden days before they are moved whenever there Is 3 yrs. old, cows 4/1.5 yrs., 2 calves 9 mos. Hahlra. 912-794-2297 nights please.______

encevllle. 404-962-7273 eve.

tractor. Jim Bobbitt, Peachtree City. 404-487- * -change of ownership. Exceptions are cattle $3250. Thomas Dye, Gumming. 404-393-9299.

Good crossbred cows, 5 w/calves 1-4 mos.

Several tractor plows, very good cond. 6626.

from certified herds or those consigned di- 5 regd. Angus cows, safe in calves, Irg old, 1 hvy. springer, $4500/firm. Becky

Uettie Cooley, Rex. 404-968-7244 9am-9pm.
Single axle utility trlr., 15' wheels, sliding gate, exc. cond. $450. George Morris, Cleve-

Want Intl. scout picking (Terra), '72-80 mdl. Charles Bloodsworth, Abbevllle. 912-365-2331 days/467-2496 eve.__________ __

rectly for slaughter. Buyers are urged to frame, good bloodline, $1200 ea. Dennis Dodson, Mansfield. 404-786-1641.____________

request proof of a negative brucellosis test Christopher, Mansfield. 404-469-1414/4741. prior to purchase.

Good looking Red Angus bull, 2 yrs. old,

5 young Simmental cross cows bred to has 1st crop of nice calves, gentle, $750. N.

land. 706-865-2267.

Want iron mule w/Briggs eng. & equip 1 black cow w/calf, 1 Black Baldie w/calf, Simmental bull, avg. wgt. 1100 Ibs., $3375 Dougherty, Carrollton. 404-832-9345._____

Steel point drag harrow $150; 5 ton custom Byron Tingle, Allison Lane, Sharpstaurg. approx. 1000 Ibs. ea., $1400. Hulon R. Paul Kelly, Montlcello. 706-468-2847 or 342 Good selec. of regd. Angus & Polled

equip, trlr. $900; all purpose plow $750. G. 30277. 404-253-8673.

Kennedy, Lawrencevllle 404-962-1874.____ 5723.

Hereford bulls, ready for service. Mitch

Carrouth, Jackson. 404-775-3423.______

Want JD 450 B or same size front end 1 Guernsey-Jersey cow w/1st calf, heifer 3 6 Gelbvieh, 5 young cows bred 6-8 mos. & 1 Worsham, Macon. 912-743-3595.________

Trlr. 18'x7' ajustable, gooseneck, dovetail, loader in exc. cond., must deliver. Steve mos. old, $650. L. Battle, Griffin. 404-228-3618. herd bull, all regd. w/papers, $9500. W. H Good selec. of service age Holstein bulls,

2-6000#, axle w/brakes, 15"-6 hole wheels Buczko, Griffin. 404-229-6060.

1 Homozygous Polled Simmental bull, sev. Britt, Loganvllle. 404-972-4200 or 466-1212 from dams above 21,000 Ibs. Carlton Powell,

$1875. James Montgomery, Dalton. 706-2789419.
Trlr. 5'x8' tilt, 2"x3" toung, 2" hitch 2000* axle 13" wheels, lights & factory built, like new cond. J. Caldwell, Tunnel Hill. 706-6734749.
Trlr. 8'x18', metal sides, doors in rear, 2 axle, open top 2 5/16" hook up $1500. Mike Youngblood, Thomaston. 706-647-7035.____
Troy-Bilt tiller Pony, 5 hp, 4 yrs. old, guard & furrower, like new cond. $700 best offer. Bob Ingram, Atlanta. 404-330-8610._________
Troy-Bilt tiller 8 hp, includes hiller-furrower, V-sweep plow, eng. guard, like new $750. Phil

Want JD mdl. R tractor. Charles Howard, Wlntervllle. 706-742-7040 Iv. msg.______
Want junk 7000 Ford tractor, 75 mdl., any cond., other than burned. Ernest Loggins, Wlntervllle. 706-742-8413.
Want Kubota or other tractor w/front end loader. John McGuire, Aragon. 706-290-1918.
Want motorized sickle bar for large garden weed use. Joe Bauer, Blalrsvllle. 706-7457560.
Want one cow milker & pump, possibly goat milking machine. L. Dills, Blalrsvllle. 706-745-1235.

other young bulls, 2 exc. show heifers, cows nights._____________________ Fort Galnes. 912-768-2468. ______

& bred heifers, 13 yrs., 100% A.I. & E. T. Phil Reed, Rome. 706-234-2287. __
1 Purebred Santa Gertrudis bull, 4 yrs. old,

6 milk cows, now milking, very gentle, good nurse cows. Travis Thrift, Blackshear. 912449-5573.

Good young Commercial cows, med. & Irg. frame, to calve late Oct., 55 head. Randy Haymons, Newborn. 404-787-7894._______

siring 70% heifer calves, $1200. Man/in Crumbley, Chatsworth. 706-695-3378.
1 Purebred regd. Beefmaster bull, 3 yrs. old, produces high qlty. replacement heifers, must rotate this prime bull, $1200. Richard G.

6 yr. old Santa Gertrudis cow w/2 mo. old heifer calf, $725/pr. Wayne Green, Bremen. 404-562-3605.
60 crossbred heifers, Irg. frame, bred to Angus bull, due to calve in Feb.-Mar. '94, $825;

Heifers, good crosses, nice looking. Randy Knowles, Milan. 912-868-6253.__________
Hereford heifers $450-$550, 600 Ib. steers, $450 ea. Ron Wyatt, Fllntstone. 706-820-9443.

Roberson, Rome. 706-232-0583._______ 90 crossbred cows/calves, 900/pr. Terry K. Holstein bull calves 6 wks. & older, nurse

1 Purebred regd. Red Angus, 4 1/2 yrs. old, Thomas, Carrollton. 404-830-1180 or 1192.

cows. Butch Milner, Eastman. 912-374-4920.

selling to prevent inbreeding. Jorge Haber, 7 calves, 275 to 350 Ibs., Brahma & Holstein bulls, service age, high CTPI

Columbus. 706-323-2405 aft. 6pm._____ Hereford cross $300 ea. for all. T. McCurley, dams, top TOI sires. Lee Whitaker, Harlem.

1 regd. Angus bull, 10 mos. old, sired by Colbert. 706-788-2626.

706-556-3531 or 829-2684.

Martin, Camming. 404-887-1999/3573.______ Want parts needed for MF 600 loader, Testarossa. Harold Hazelwood, Cartersville. 7 Purebred Santa Gertrudis brood cows

Holstein heifers, calfhood vacc. , begin

Troy-Bilt tiller, 5 hp Briggs eng., like new cond. $650. John Harris, Sparta. 706-444-6924

bushions & rails. R. Jeter, Villa Rica. 404-459- 404-382-5434.

new calves at side by Purebred bull, 3 to 6 calving in Sept. James Butler, Clermont. 404-

5077.

1 regd. Jersey milk cow w/papers, hand or yrs., all shots/wormed, no papers, $7000. R 983-3300.

aft. 6pm.______________________
UD-6 power unit, runs exc., Minn Moline power unit for parts, Cub Cadet, runs exc. Harlon Langford, Westpolnt. 706-645-2862.

Want sm. or med. size farm tractor. David

Brown, Union City. 404-964-1123.

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Want small garden tractor or Troy-Bilt sickle bar mower, must be in good working

machine milk, $800. Lewis Sorrells, Newborn. Anderson, Royston. 706-245-9094.

404-786-1562.

7 regd. Angus bull calves, 400 to 600 Ibs.

1 Santa Gertrudis cross bull & 1 heifer, 18 some A.I. sired, cert./accred. herd, $1 per Ib. mos. old, $500 ea. Archie Monfort, Columbus. Nick Sweatman, Summervllle. 706-857-3588.

Irish Shorthorn bulls, calving ease, milking ability, gentleness; also, Shorthorn show heifers, from selec. Okla. cows. Kenneth Bridges, Athens. 706-549-3576._________

United farm tools 6 row peanut inverter, like new cond. $11,500. Melvin Knight, Whlgham. 912-762-4750.

cond. prefer to trade for Arab horse. M. Huprich, Lllburn. 404-564-1174.__________
Want stationary hammermill 25-50 horse/

706-322-0966.

7 to 10 day old Holstein & some crossbred Limousin bull, dob. 8/88, wgt. 1600 Ibs.,

10 close up (top qlty) Holstein heifers, C.V., baby calves, yearround. Carey Bryans, N had all shots, bred to regd. Jersey bull, see to born. 706-342-0534 nights.

easy calving, see more than 50 of his calves. Roy Truelove, Clermont. 404-983-3231.____

Vada cotton wagon, Irg. capacity $600. Dorothy Hadden, Avera. 706-547-2441._____

Vermeer 605 D rd. baler, exc. cond., NH 5'

disc mower, Ford 513 pull type rake, IH mdl.

435 sq. baler. Richard Smith, Washington.

800-253-2555. ____

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power; also scales for feed mixer or mixer w/ scales. Dennis Burroughs, Hull. 706-548-4949/ 4826.
Want used 3 pt. hitch, tree planter. Bobby Hudson, Thomson. 706-595-7201
Want wheel wts. for 8N Ford tractor, good

apprec. Dale Rowden, Statham. 404-725-7300 77 very nice hvy. bred heifers w/3-2yr. old

or 7535.

regd. Angus bulls. B. Bennett, Mldvllle. 912-

10 regd. Polled Hereford bulls 8-14 mos. old 589-7822.

gr'sons of Vindicator & out of hvy. milking 8 crossbred cows, Black Angus 4 w/calf 5

cows, herd cert./accred. Jimmie Nelson, to 6 mos. old, cows bred for spring calves.

Kingston. 404-382-4474._____________ Gerald Parker, Butler. 912-862-5536.____

Limousin breeding age bulls & bred heifers, Purebred & Fullblood. James W. Wilson, Newnan. 404-251-5415 Or 250-3897.
Limousin calves, Purebred & mixed, $200/ up. C. S. Verp, Lawrencevllle. 404-962-9907 or 1949.

Yanmar 18 hp diesel tractor, 9 spd., '90 orig. hrs., like new $5350; also 4' rotary mower $295. Jere Moore, Barnesvllle. 404-358-2989.
Wanted
Want '78 shock wave pecan shaker w/

cond., 5' rotary mower, scrape blade. J. Brown, McDonough. 404-957-2940
Want non-run gas eng. or PTO operation 2000 + watts generator; also 36-48" fan blades, cheap. J. Gouge, Monroe. 404-2678882.

10 Santa Gertrudis heifers, breeding age, Angus bull, 3 yrs. old, regd., performance

$650 ea., Brahman bulls 8 to 14 mos., $500 to tested, $1400. Olin Hicks, Macon. 912-935-

$650, 1 Santa Gertrudis bull $650. Buddy 2781.

Eason, Colllns. 912-693-2948.___________ 4 Angus cross heifers, sell or trade John

Comm. herd, 8 cows & 8 calves, 9 bred Noel, Griffin. 404-228-0559 aft. 6pm.____

cows, 1 Purebred Limousin bull, all for Angus heifers, open, calfhood vacc., group

$13,500. 2536.

Norman

Weeks,

Barney.

912-775-

of 12, you pick 10 for $5500, qlty. replace ments. Tony Brown, Wllllamson. 404-229-

Limousin bulls, regd. Purebred 11 mos. old, Colorado 150 bloodline; One 50% Limo bull, 17 mos., $600-$800. F. Hutcheson, Loganvllle. 404-466-2106.
Limousin bulls, regd. & cert.; Brahman bull, 3 yrs., halter broke, gentle, calm, regd./cert., semen checked & ready. David N. Milburn, Lyons. 912-565-7785._______________

sweepers, good cond. $13,000. C. Horner,

12 Limousin heifers 15 to 18 mos., open, 2 1133.

Regd. Beefmaster bull, dob Mar. '90, gentle

Albany. 912-439-2489.
Want bush & bog harrow, pull type 24" disc single section, 8' to 10' wide. Keith Nickolson,

Polled Limousin bulls Fullblood regd. 6 yr. Talbotton. 706-665-8840.

18 to 20 mos., 1 old. David Fields,

BBU Beefmaster bulls 8-24 mos., $850$3000, heifers & cow/calf, good selec. & qlty., 'rimson Warrior, Spot or PWII, Preview

herd bull, see calves, selling to prevent inbreeding, $1000. Greg Moore, Ball Ground. 404-479-4553 or 479-4368.

Blue Ridge. 706-632-7786/492-4178.

// you have questions regarding ads in this 52 Black & Black Baldie & herefords, all are 747 & Cowboy Outlaw. Sam Moon, Homer. Limousin, regd. Purebred, Fullblood, bulls,

Want Ford 3000 or 4000 dsl. in good cond.

& reas. priced; also interested in 130 or 140

mdl. Farmall w/planters & culti. P. Stephens,

Lllburn. 404-921-0653.

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Want manual lift for Cub Cadet mdl. 147 mower, all parts necessary for installation. John Crysler, Cornelia. 706-778-9677.

Want PTO belt pulley for 8N Ford tractor, 71 66 Lilliston, rotary mower for use or parts. Richard Beckham, Molena. 706-495-5378.___

Want 1 seed drill to over seed pastures. Lawrence Harrod, Patterson. 912-647-2375.

Want 13' Intl. combine grain head #820. Jerald Jordan, Balnbrldge. 912-246-3059.

Want 3 pt. hitch for Farmall Super C or 200; also 6' life harrow. Bill Cromer, Shellman. 912679-5177 eve.

Want 4 wheel, rubber tire, 1 row, pull type corn puller will trade. Otis Holt, Rte. 1, P.O. Box 28, Wadley. 30477

Want 5'-6' pull cultipacker w/in 50-60 mi. of

Cedartown; 4'6' drop spreader, E-Zee flow or

gandy type, no junk. Al Garrett, Cedartown.

404-748-6997.

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Want 6' windrow pickup head for a Case IH mdl. 8720, forage harvester in good operating cond. John Gay, Mlllen. 912-982-2108._____

Want A size 60 or 70 JD for parts, any cond. considered. Carter Hall, 1087 P.V. Rd., Adalrsvllle. 30103.

Want backhoe for PTO operation on MF240
or backhoe for Case 1845 C uni-loader. Harry Allred, Galnesvllle. 404-536-1224._______

Want culti., planter for 12 hp Sears garden tractor. L. Monk, Covlngton. 404-786-4964.

Want deep rock well digging outfit or the

category, call Sonya Mitchell at 651-9083.
1 tractor tire, 11.2x28, 90-95% tread $80. John White, White Plains. 706-467-2862 aft. 4
pm.______________________. 10 A-frame farrowing huts, hog feeders,
waterers, good cond. Marty Carter, Rt. 1, Box 163, Soperton 30457. 912-529-3566.________
100+ 5'-7' iron stakes 50 cents ea., vari. sizes clay flower pots 25 cents ea. M. Glauzier, East Point. 404-761-6477.
188 Shenandoah 12 hole nest, 4 yrs., exc. cond. $17.50 ea. G. Williams, Maysvllle. 706652-3481.
275 gal. diesel fuel tank on 5"x8" I-beam skids $175. W. Fullilove, 1550 Center Point Rd., Carrollton 30117. 404-832-2532.
30, 40, 55 gal. plastic drums, screw on lids for storing feed & farm supplies $10/up. C. Pucko, McDonough. 404-957-8239.
500 gal. propane tank $325. K. Cornwell, Douglasvllle. 404-489-6895._____________
500 gal. good cond., 250 gal., fair cond. propane gas tanks. T. Dorsey. Arnoldsvllle. 706-742-7905.
60 wire tomato cages $1 ea., $50 takes all. Clint Chambers, 423 Fairview Rd., Stockbridge 30281.404-474-5156._______ ___
Chicken house equip.; hen feed trough $4/ 12 ft. section, slats $8 ea., AT. Newell curtain mach. $75 ea., other. H. Thompson, Jefferson. 706-367-4938.
Choretime cup drinkers, enough for two 500' chicken houses. M. King, Molena. 706567-8806.
Complete inside equip, for 20,000 cap. cml. layer house, feeders, fans, cages, two 11 1/2

3red, 30 due to calve Jan. to Mar., 22 to calve 706-677-3540 or 3199.

heifers, 3-in-1's cow/calf, some polled, easy

Nov. & Dec. C. L. Brooks, Gordon. 912-6282655.

BBU regd. Beefmasters, prs., bred cows, leifers, good selec., 18 mo. old bulls, exc.

calving, lean beef breed. Paul W. Bourff, Sr., Juniper. 912-649-9932 or 706-568-4887.

14 cow/calf prs., all crossbred cows, wgt. bloodlines, yrlng. bulls & heifers. Gary Bittick, Long yearling Polled Gelbvieh & Polled

approx. 850 Ibs., calves from 200-350 Ibs., Forsyth. 912-994-5389.____________ Hereford bulls; also, Gelbvieh females, com

$800/pr. B. Hall, Pavo. 912-859-2764.______ 15 Holstein springing heifers, vacc., good

BBU regd. Beefmaster bulls, 3-in-1 pr., leifers, $1200/up, exc. bloodlines, bulls avail.

plete pert, records & EPD's. Larry Hadden, Glbson. 706-465-3772 night or 547-0862 day.

size & qlty., due beginning mid Oct. Ray Don Cheshire, Conyers. 404-922-3777.

Lrg. selec. of service age Charolais bulls,

Schofield, Crawford. 706-743-5861.

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15 regd. Polled Hereford bulls, 10-22 mos., some sired by Felton & Old RWJ Victor bulls.

BBU regd. Beefmaster bulls, exc. qlty., 3 bulls 16 to 18 mos. old, $1250 to $1600. Chris Lewallen, Lula. 404-869-3912._________

EPD's & pert, records on all bulls, cert./ accred. herd. Joe Garcia, Donalsonvllle. 912524-2680 nights._______________

M. B. Lane, Jr., Carrollton. 404-854-4548.
16 commercial beef cows, 2 regd. Santa Gertrudis, all bred, 4 calves, 1 bull, $16,500/

Beefalo-good selec. of Beefalo bulls, cows & bred heifers for sale. O. E. Deaver, Blairsvllle. 706-374-5789.

Regd. Limousin bulls, Purebred & Polled, 21 mos. old, #1100/up. Bruce Keller, Harlem. 706556-9821.

nego. Dewey Carey, Wlnfleld. 706-541-1664 aft. 6pm._____________________
19 Saler X & 10 Polled Hereford yearling

Number of service age, growthy F1 Braford julls, dams regd. Polled Hereford, sires regd. Red Brahman bulls, number of heifers same

Polled Charolais bulls, exc. bloodlines. Hubert Lewis, Buchanan. 404-748-1556 or 6463942.

heifers. Ken Whitehead, Comer. 706-783-5477. qlty. Jonny Harris, Screven. 912-586-6585.

Polled Hereford bulls, Stick, Enforcer, Race

2 bulls, 1 Fullblood Holstein, 1 half Angus, wgt. 450 Ibs., $700/cash for both. S. Gallman,

Black Angus heifers & bull, $400 ea., 3 1/2 <r. old Black Angus bull, 1600 Ibs., $800. W.

breeding, herd cert.. vllle. 404-534-2194.

Lewis Shirley, Galnes-

Chatsworth. 706-695-6412 aft. 6pm.______ 'adgett, Jersey. 404-787-7413

Polled Hereford bulls, all pert, info., EPDs,

Jersey cow, to calve in Oct., $600. Jean Black Angus bull, Purebred, regd., 2 1/2 yrs. Pezak, Comer. 706-795-3727.__________ old, gentle, $900. Royce Richardson, Fayette

etc. avail., herd cerUaccred. Cairo. 912-872-3316.

Bill

Herring,

2 gentle regd. Simmental cows, $1500 ea.; 1 vllle. 404-461-6507. regd. Angus cow w/2 mo. bull calf, $1800/pr. 3 heifers 700 Ibs., guar. open, 1 Hereford, 2

Polled Hereford bulls, 600 to 1200 Ibs. E. M. McGowan, Dublin. 912-272-1861 or 0922.

Bill Kirven, Monroe. 404-267-8019.

__ Charola cross, $550 you pick, del. avail., $800. Polled Limousin bulls, red & black by Dollar

2 good regd. 8 mo. old Santa Gertrudis bulls, $600 ea., prs., bred cows & 1 crossbred pr. Don Ingram, Powder Springs. 404-941-4855

A/ade Pitcock, Canton. 404-479-1832.____________
Brangus bull, 3 yrs. old, easy calving. Jerry Johnson, Garfleld. 912-763-3291.__________

Bill, Polled Potential, Satisfaction, Polled Reflection & Polled Power. Steve Mason, Dalton. 706-673-2979 night or 800-998-3941

im. or 941-4312 wrk.
3 claves, 2 heifers, 1 bull 2 1/2 mos. old, fat & pretty, gentle, still on milk $1/lb. nego. A. Emmett. Galnesvllle. 404-536-4904 aft. 6pm.

Bulls-Beefmaster, Limousin, Gelbvieh & led Angus, good selec., ready for service. H. ~~. Higdon, Kool Kreek Farms, Greensboro. '06-453-2117.

day._______________________

Polled Simmental bull 14 mos. old, meat

type, $750. Larry Loughridge, Chatsworth.

706-695-4987.

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Limousin bulls, 5 Fullblood & Purebred, xjlled & horned, 1 to 1 1/2 yrs. old, top )loodlines, $900 to $1200 ea., 1600 1-4 yrs.

Polled breeding age bulls, fullblood, pure>red, cow-calf cert./accred. herd. W. L. Murray, 860 Fairview Dr., Monroe. 404-267-

Purebred Simmental bulls, cert./accred. herd, 7 mos. to 3 yrs. old. Stephen Davis, Tennllle. 912-552-1715.

old, son of Texas Ranger Ted. James Fouche, 2125.

2 Purebred Simmental heifers, polled, 6

address of the company. J. Salter, Bartow. 912-364-3866.
Want deep rock hydra-well drill w/drill stems, well drill pump & bits for 2" or 3" or 4". Charles Pritchett, Chatsworth. 706-6955958 aft. 6-10pm.__________________
Want Deutz Farhr disc mower mdl. SM-50 or

ton feed bins. E. Nash, Winder. 404-867-9591.
Diff. brands & sizes of horse drawn turner points, slides, wings, frogs $5 ea. R. Hooper, Galnesvllle. 404-534-9704.
Like new tin, 5V, 28 & 29 gauge 8 ft. $5/ sheet, 10 ft. $6.50, 12 ft. $7. Forrest Boss, Smyrna. 404-436-0233.______________

Danlelsvllle. 706-789-3995.

Charolais & Charolais cross Angus bulls,

2 regd. Shorthorn bulls 10 mos. & 13 mos., polled, 12 mos. old, $750 ea. A. Cooper,

A. I. sired, exc. bloodline, halter broke. Mickey Hiram. 404-943-4384.

Seagraves, Hull. 706-543-2959._________ Charolais cow, 6 1/2 yrs., wgt. 1 ton, reg.

2 Polled Purebred Simmental bulls, 7 mos. #F546759, bloodline Imortal 240894 & River-

old, exc. bloodlines, growing fast. A. Sherod, wood Darey #359216, $2500 in pasture. D.

Covlngton. 404-786-2101.________________ Shelnutt, Loganvllle. 404-466-4938 or 706-276-

mos., beau, markings, 1 Igt,, 1 red, also horned bull, 19 mos., ready for service.gentle, regd. herd on property. O.G. Satterfield, Blalrsvllle. 706-745-3993.
Purebred Longhorn bull, proven breeder, gentle, $900/nego., poss. trade for Longhorn heifers. Blue Lewis, Rydal. 404-386-4959.

Deutz Allis disc mower mdl. SM-55 for parts. Robert Morgan, Comer. 706-783-5576._____
Want farm equip. Kathy Wilson, Newnan.

Lots of sheet metal & post, exc. for outside shed, reas. priced. Lettie Cooley, Hex. 404968-7244.

3 Purebred regd. Simmental bulls, 11-17 2644.

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mos., $700-$850. Joe Snell, Loganvllle. 404- Charolais bull calf, Purebred, polled, 7

466-2672.

mos., 700 Ibs., sired by low birth wgt., high

Purebred Limousin bulls, 15 to 17 mos. old, five to choose from. C. Ray, Tifton. 912-3823612.

404-583-2062.
Notices exceeding 20 words can be edited.

Split locust farm fence rails del. & installed anywhere. Charles Mitchell, RFD 6, Box 60708, Cleveland 30528. 706-865-9828.

3/4 Piedmontese bull, 33 mos. old; 1/2 'iedmontese bull, 7 mos. old, will trade. Henry Mize, Stockbrldge. 404-389-4156

milk EPD bull, $800. Billy Moss, Commerce. 06-335-3176.
obo: Or Best Offer.

300 cow/calf prs., $900 to $1100 per pr., will sell in lots of 25. H. L. Holton, Albany. 912432-9316.

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Wednesday, September 22,1993

Purebred Black Angus herd, 16 cow/ca Regd. Polled Herefords, bulls $1225 ea., 3

prs., 25 heifers, 57 total, complete her in-1 pkgs. $1000 ea., cows bred $850 ea dispersal. C. W. Carrouth, Jackson. 404-775 Daniel Ray, Zebulon. 706-567-3509.____

Swine for Sale

Notice of Auction of Equines

3647.

Regd. Polled Hereford cattle, weaned bul

Purebred Simmental bulls, ready for serv calves $1/lb., wormed & vacc., bred cows from It you have questions regarding ads in thi

Pursuant to Section 4-13-7 of the

Pursuant to Section 4-13-7 of the

ice, A.I. for growth & easy calving, $1000/up $800. F. J. Adam, Fayettevllle. 404-228-2976. category, call Sonya Mitchell at 651-9083.

Official Code of Georgia Annotated Official Code of Georgia Annotated

Keith Screws, Adrian. 912-237-5152 day o 469-3280 night.________________

Regd. Polled Purebred Simmental bulls, A.I sired, top bloodlines, easy calving, solid cols

Swine moving from farm to farm must have negative brucellosis and pseudorables tes

(Humane Care for Equines Act), the Georgia Department of Agriculture will

(Humane Care for Equines Act), the Georgia Department of Agriculture will

Purebred Beefmaster w/papers, cows, co' & calf prs., one 6 mo. heifer, 7 mo. bull. D. F Colwell, Jackson. 404-775-2659.______
Purebred Black Angus cows, 10 exc. youn cows bred w/calves, exc. 3-in-1 pkg.; also, young cows/heifers bred, all bred to Herefor bull, low b.wgt. Eddie Powell, Statesboro 912-764-2216 night._____________

Beman Boatright, Mldvllle. 912-589-7144.
Regd. Polled Herefords, Victor bull $600 Victor heifers $450 ea., 6-8 mos. old, herd cerUaccred. Ed Hill, Tlgnall. 706-285-2977.
Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, 1 yr. old/up herd accred./cert. Sherman Leonard, Chat sworth. 404-695-8351 day or 2008/night.

within the past 30 days before they are move whenever there is change of ownership Exceptions are swine from a validated bruce losis-free and qualified pseudorables-free herd Buyers are urged to request proof of a negatlv brucellosis and pseudorables test prior t purchase.
Shoat size hogs, all gilts, good fo

receive sealed bids on the following equine as a grade horse, to wit:
One Paint Mare 20 + Years Old The said equine may be inspected at the Department of Agriculture's Equine Impounded Facility located in DeKalb County, Georgia from 12 noon

receive sealed bids on the following equine as a grade horse, to wit:
One Chestnut Mare 3 Years Old The said equine may be inspected at the Department of Agriculture's Equine Impounded Facility located in DeKalb County, Georgia from 12 noon

Purebred breeding age polled Limousii bulls for sale. Alton Tankersley, Llncolnton 706-359-4495/4835.

Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, 12-30 mos. old. $700/up, top bloodlines, some A.I. sired, del avail., cerUaccred. J. E. Jeanes, Gray. 912986-3303.

barbeque or breeding. Roger Evans, Griffin 404-229-9235.
1 bred Hereford sow, $200; 1 red Wadle

until 6 p.m. on Sept. 17 and Sept. 24, 1993. For directions to location, call (404)656-3713.

until 6 p.m. on Sept. 17 and Sept. 24, 1993. For directions to location, call (404)656-3713.

Purebred regd. Limousin bulls, 13 to 2
mos. old, good selec. Vernon Thompson Matter. 912-685-2232.

Regd. Polled Santa Gertrudis, Z bulls, 4 heifers, drk. red, Stuff bloodline, weaned & ready, more later on. Lester D. Prickett

boar, $150; both $325. W.C. Grant, Socla Circle. 404-464-3773.

Sealed bids only will be received on the equine. Bids should be in individ ual sealed envelopes with the descrip

Sealed bids only will be received on the equine. Bids should be in individ ual sealed envelopes with the descrip

Purebred Limousin bull, son of WRC Lavonla. 706-356-1202.

Goats & Sheep

tion of the animal indicated on the tion of the animal indicated on the

Punch, dob 11/87, very gentle, $1500. Reet McNabb, Nlcholson. 706-757-3327.
Purebred immental cows, bulls & heifers good milkers, easy calving. W. Louie Smith Sr., Heldsvllle. 912-557-6264.________
Purebred & regd. Santa Gertrudis bulls horned type, Clarendon bloodlines, 30 mos old, $1000/up, younger bulls avail. Thomas Glenn Hayes, Oxford. 404-786-6425 or 787
6130. __________ ____ _____ Purebred Polled Santa Gertrudis bull, 5 yrs
old, exc. breeder, selling to prevent inbreed ing. J. Thomas, Rlnggold. 706-673-4946.

Regd. Polled Hereford bull, 4 yrs., Justa Polo lines, sell/trade to prevent inbreeding, $1500. Bill Carswell, Senola. 404-599-0601.
Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, gr'sons of Natr Champ. Vindicator, pasture raised, guar. breeders, 30 mos. old, $800. Archie Ruston, Lavonla. 706-356-4129.____________
Regd.Polled purebred Simmental & Simbrah bulls, easy calving, del. avail., must see to appreicate. V.L. Willis, Tltton. 912-382-5909.
Regd. Purebred Limousin bulls, 16 & 17 mos. old, 1 regd. Fullblood Limousin bull 8 yrs. old, selling to prevent inbreeding. H.

/ you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Sonya Mitchell at 651-9083.
2 African Pygmies, buck $75 reg., doe possibly bred $100. Sheila Blackwood, La Grange. 706-884-2290.____________
4 billy goats $30 ea. Charles Sapp Barnesvllle. 404-358-2340.
6 crossbred billy goats, $45 to $55. Gene Maddox. Flowery Branch. 404-945-1359.
African Pygmy goats, regd., 2 wethers, bucks, 3 does $50-$200. Phil Bowen, Powder

outside of the envelope. Bids must be in writing and should include the description of animal; cash bid offer; the name, address and daytime tele phone number of person offering the bid; and a statement that it is being made subject to the terms of this notice.
All sealed bids should be sent or delivered to:
Mr. Robert Haralson Equine Division, Room 113

outside of the envelope. Bids must be in writing and should include the
description of animal; cash bid offer; the name, address and daytime tele phone number of person offering the bid; and a statement that it is being ' made subject to the terms of this notice.
All sealed bids should be sent or delivered to:
Mr. Robert Haralson Equine Division, Room 113

Purebred Angus & Fullblood Senepol bulls Powell, Coolldge. 912-346-3186.______ Springs. 404-943-3942.____________

Georgia Department of Agriculture

Georgia Department of Agriculture

for sale. Dan Knopp or Dave Meloy, Hampton 404-471-9345.

Regd. Purebred Limousin bulls, polled & Billies, nannies, mix. breed, 5 mos./up $30 horned, $1000-$1200. H. E. Simmons, Double Gene Pitcher, Lawrencevllle. 404-963-7696

Capital Square, 19 Martin Luther King, Jr., Drive

Capital Square, 19 Martin Luther King, Jr., Drive

Purebred Simmentals, 8 mo. old bulls t S Limousin Farm, Swalnsboro. 912-237-8076. aft. 6 pm.___________________

Atlanta, Georgia 30334

Atlanta, Georgia 30334

heifers, exc. bloodlines, good selec., see to apprec. Charles White, Baxley. 912-367-2459 or 375-2531.
Purebred Polled Simmental bulls, 7 to 10 mos., good bloodlines, ready for breeding in Jan. Myron Collins, Llncolnton. 706-359-3276.
Purebred & Fullblood Simmental cow/cal prs., open & bred heifers, weaning & yrlng bulls; cerUaccred. herd, breeder of #1 Polled Sim. of the 93 Tifton bull test. Kirn Hinton Reynold*. 912-847-3452/3215._______
Red Angus bull, 16 mos. old, $800. W. R Purvis, Eastman. 912-374-5675._______
Regd. Holstein bulls, service age, some have maternal brother in A.I, dams records over 30,000 milk, $1000 ea. Leon Brenneman Montezuma. 912-472-8912.
Regd. 3 yr. old Beefmaster bull, proven breeder, approx. 1800 Ibs., gentle. John Wofford, Ball Ground. 404-735-2310.
Regd. Angus bulls, 10 to 19 mos. old, all halter broke , herd cerUaccred. Mr. Cox, Chickasaw Pointe, Tlgnall. 706-285-2289..

Regd. Red Brahman cow, 4 yrs. old, other Brahman cross cattle 1 & 2 yrs. old. Randy Bias, Social Circle. 404-464-4146.______
Regd. Red Brahmans & Simmental cattle, breeding & weaning age bulls, few cows & heifers, very gentle. Cliff Adams, Bowdon. 404-258-2069. ___ ___ ___
Lrg. frame, Simmental X-bred & Angus Xbred heifers, 10-11 , mos. old, 600 + Ibs., $550, bred cows, some w/calves; regd. Sim. bulls. Donald L. Hobart, Tallapoosa. 404-574-5399.
Regd. Simmental, bred cows, heifers, yrlng bulls & heifers. Veron Veal, Deepstep. 912552-2823.
Regd. Longhorn cattle, taking orders for weaned heifers & bull prospects, also, 1994 ropers. Reiser Rahn, Clyo. 912-754-6977.
Regd. Texas Longhorn cows & heifers for sale. O. L. Burton, Cartersvllle. 404-382-2869 aft. 7pm._____________________
Santa Gertrudis bulls, prs., 3-in-1's. Gary :opeland, Jasper. 404-893-3910.________

Bucks, does, kids, Alpine & Nubian cross Nubian & common cross $30/up. Andy Edwards, Dacula. 404-963-3956. ____
Crossbred & regd. Suffolk lambs, 1 yrlng ram $60/up. Maggie Sjoberg, Ma. 706-789-2616
February lambs sold by Ib. @ $1, scale on farm, breeder ewes $75/up. Marie Murphy Marietta. 404-428-4900.
Goats, grain fed, all ages $25-$45 ea Lewis Sorrels, Newborn. 404-786-1562 aft. 4 pm. ___
Llamas, females $2500/up, weanling bred males $500/up weanling stud, well conformed colorful, diverse regd. bloodlines. Nancy Greene, Acworth. 404-427-3937.______
Pygmy & Nubian goats, all ages & colors billies & nannies. Larry Welch, Powder Springs. 404-943-6688.____________
Pygmy buck, 6 mos., blk. w/frosted ears $60. Leroy Core, Marietta. 404-971-8820.
Rams, regd. Merino, wh., exc. fleece Corriedale/Merino cross, blk. long soft fleece

All bids must be received by 9 a.m., Monday, Sept. 27, 1993.
Said equine is being sold as an impounded animal belonging to David
McCullough under the authority of Chapter 13 of Title 4 of O.C.G.A. (Humane Care for Equines Act). No representation is made regarding any registration or possible registration of said equine nor of the physical
condition of said equine. Any docu mentation in possession of the Depart ment of Agriculture regarding registra tion, physical condition or past veteri nary treatment of said equine is available on request; however, not
withstanding the availability of such documentation, or lack thereof, or verbal information given to the Depart ment, said sale is for the equine on an "as is" basis without any representa

All bids must be received by 9 a.m., Monday, Sept. 27, 1993.
Said equine is being sold as an impounded animal belonging to Lane McCullough under the authority of Chapter 13 of Title 4 of O.C.G.A. (Humane Care for Equines Act). No representation is made regarding any registration or possible registration of said equine nor of the physical
condition of said equine. Any docu mentation in possession of the Depart ment of Agriculture regarding registra tion, physical condition or past veteri nary treatment of said equine is available on request; however, not
withstanding the availability of such documentation, or lack thereof, or verbal information given to the Depart ment, said sale is for the equine on an "as is" basis without any representa

Regd. Black Angus bulls, 18-24 mos., cert./ accred. herd, $1000. Bobby Back, Blackhawk Angus, Norman Park. 912-769-3491/3433.

Santa Gertrudis bulls, regd. or unregd.,
proven & unproven, at Swinging Feet Ranch. 'harles E. Todd, Cdwell. 912-689-4151.

J. Ross, Conyers. 404-929-0817.________ Southdowns, regd. flock dispersal, champ
ram, 3 bred ewes, true miniatures $800 firm

tion regarding registration, physical condition or acceptable use of the animal. The successful bidder will be

tion regarding registration, physical
condition or acceptable use of the animal. The successful bidder will be

Regd. BBU Beefmaster bulls & heifers, $1000/up, Phantom, Pride & Lev! lines. Rod Ingraham, Palton. 706-673-6601 or 226-8111.

Santa Gertrudis bulls, ready for service,
good bloodline, $700 ea./firm. Bob Stowe, Toccoa. 706-886-7060 or 779-2568.

can del. Phyllis Single, Ellenwood. 404-981 6607.

notified by telephone on Monday, Sept. 27, 1993, and must be prepared to tender the price by cashiers check

notified by telephone on Monday, Sept. 27, 1993, and must be prepared to tender the price by cashiers check

Regd. Beefmaster bulls, 1 & 2 yrs. old. Herbert Peters, Social Circle. 404-267-2660.

Simmental cows w/calves, bred heifers, breeding age bulls, top Simmental bloodlines,
regd., cert./accred. herd. T. Werne, Fayette

Regd. Black Angus bull 3 yrs. old, ready for vllle. 404-461-1083.

Equine for sale
// you have questions regarding ads in this

and move the animal from the im pounded facility by 12 noon on Sept. 28.

and move the animal from the im pounded facility by 12 noon on Sept. 28,___

herd service, great for heifers, del. avail. V Turner, Armuchee. 706-235-0434._______

Simmental bulls, good selec. of Purebred registered, exc. blood lines, bred for easy

category, call Sonya Mitchell at 651-9083.

14 yr. Appaloosa mare, very gentle, child-

All equine advertised In the Market Bulletin safe $850. Bill Slade, West Point. 706-645-

For lease at our barn, 6 yr. Paint mare, 15.1hds., lower level eventing, competitive

Regd. Black Dexter bull, 2 yrs. old. Billy calving, $675/up. H. F. Thomas, Carnesvllle. must have had a negative Coggins test within 1818 aft. 5:30 pm._______________ trail $50/mo. Debbie Whitworth, Lawrence-

Turner, Union Point. 706-486-2558._____
Regd. Black Angus, cow/calf pr., herd bull, bull calves, gentle cattle, vacc. & dewormed. Vance Gafnea, Whltesburg. 404-836-0191.

706-384-7095.
Simmental bulls, one 5 yr. old $1400, one 15 mo. old $700, both polled. Mike Streetman, Athens. 706-353-3784 or 769-7820 nights.

he past 12 months. A copy of this test must accompany the ad each time It is submitted or he notice will be returned to the advertiser. :or this reason, generalized ads (I.e., many

14.1hd. 5 yr. regd. AQHA mare, hunter pot u/s, started o/f 2'6", child-safe, show exp. Jeffrey Mills, Griffin. 404-412-7813.

horses, varieties to choose from, others, etc.) 2 Arabians, 4 1/2 yr. Nabor gr'dau., child

vllle. 404-963-0952.
Lge. hunter pony, 14.1hds., 8 yrs., bay geld., jumping 2'6", perfect ground manners, has evented $3000. Pam Manhart, Canton. 404-

Regd. Black Angus bull, 5 yr. old herd bull, $1100. Bill Cornelius, Hampton. 404-946-3457.

Simmental-Simbrah Purebred breeding age Dulls, polled or horned, top EPD's & blood-

can no longer be accepted. Buyers are urged to safe, huntseat/Western $1400, 12 yr. Bask request verification of a negative Coggins test gr'dau., halter champ. $6500. L. Casey,

924-6193. 2 Miniature horses, AMHR filly, Lovely

Black Angus bulls, good selection, ready ines, reas. prices. Terry Whigham, Vldlla. 912- rafore purchasing any equine. Any falsification Buford. 404-932-1797.

Lucy, 5 mos. $800, her half brother $350.

for service. Fred Blitch, Jr., Statesboro. 912865-5454.
Regd. Black Angus herd bulls, herd cert./

583-2063._____________________
Simmental, Purebred regd. bulls, top blood lines, see to apprec. Charles White, Baxley.

of Coggins tests can result In fines and/or suspension of advertising privileges In the
Market Bulletin.

2 yr. Belgian filly, greenbroke to harness, dk. sorrel, flax mane & tail. Jeff Dobson, Canton. 404-840-3022 day or 479-7150 evg.

Donna Edge, Dublin. 912-272-5444.______
Paso Fino, regd., 13 yr. geld., Lace line, exc. temperment, trnd. for show, 15hds. Vicky

accred., exc. bloodline, also, other cattle, all reas. priced, del. avail. F. Martin, Atlanta. 404255-2712 or 706-337-2205 morn or aft. 7pm.

Regd. Black Angus bulls, young but ready for service, exc. bloodline, all shots, herd cert., $750. Clarence Emmett, Clermont. 404-
983-7189.

Regd. Black Angus bulls, ready for service,
Imtd. supply, reas. priced, pert. guar. Larry Bramblett, Jefferson. 404-367-5651.______

Regd. Brahman bulls from cert, herd, exc. qlty., exc. bloodlines, service age. Roger Anderson, Jesup. 912-427-7294 or 6430.

Regd. Brangus bull 22 mos. old, Pride &

Good News bloodline, approx. 1400 Ibs., must

see, $1400. Chuck Phillips, Gumming. 404-

887-4719.

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Regd. Brangus bulls 7 to 4 yrs. old, also, regd. Brangus heifers 10 mos., all from top pert, bull & cert. herd. John Owens, Armu-
chee. 706-235-0208.

Regd. Charolais bull, dbl. polled, gentle, LRC Avignon 821P, must sell. David Dewey, Eatonton. 706-485-4600.

Regd. Dbl. Polled Simmental show heifer prospect, sired by Highwayman, dob 10-6-92, WW 720, $1500. Bruce Van Meter, Rome. 706546-4873 or 295-2079.

Regd. Dbl Polled Simmental bulls, sired by
High Tech 901 & Highwayman, $800-$1000. Jim Van Meter, Rome. 706- 295-2079._____

Regd. Holstein bulls, service age, sired by
top A.I sires, $1000 ea. Noah Yoder, Montezuma. 912-472-7944.

Regd. Limousin bulls, avg. 18 mos. old, $1150 & up, Irg. selec. to choose from, cert./ accred. herd. Keith Wyatt, Rabun Gap. 706-
746-2821.

Regd. Limousin bull, smooth polled, 16 mos., good bloodlines, 2 heifers, 1 A. I., one 15 mo. open, both polled. C. Wellham,
Statham. 404-725-2327._____ _____ .

Regd. Limousin bulls, exc. bloodlines, see
to apprec., cert./accred. herd. Tommy Hurst, Moultrle. 912-941-2083.

912-367-2549 or 375-2531.____________

Regd. Longhorn cow.calf prs., 10 @ $10,000; 15 regd. Brangus bred heifers @ $900 ea. A. Conner, Cairo. 912-377-6800 or

404-267-7383.

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Very gentle Hereford stock bull, 1400 to

1500 Ibs., also, 4 brood cows, 2 Limousin & 2 Hereford. C. L. Wagner, Eatonton. 706-485-

5079. ______________________ Weaning age cross Brahman & Pied-
montese bulls & heifers, few Brahman bulls, at Triple F Ranch. Joe/Louis Fletcher,
Fitzgerald. 912-423-4138 or 9860 aft. 8pm.
Young Barzona bulls, Purebred, can be egd. J. M. Vaughn, Baxley. 912-367-2312.

1 Fullblood regd. Limousin bull, 3 1/2 yrs. old, gentle, sell $1200 or trade for Fullblood.
Coleman Little, Rock Spring. 706-764-2032.

1 regd. Santa Gertrudis bull, 41 mos. old, 1500-1600 Ibs., good herd bull, see his calves at farm, selling to prevent inbreeding, $1250.

Eddie Caudell, Carnesvllle. 706-677-3636.

2 bred Hereford-cross cows, avg. wgt. 1000 bs., $550 ea. Jimmy Couch, Galnesvllle. 404-

535-7381.

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Santa Gertrudis calves, full blood & cross,
'ery good temperment, 6-20 mos., $400 up. Bob McLemore, Waverly Hall. 706-582-2595.

Regd. Simmental bulls & heifers, easy alving, trait leaders, exc. EPDs, top Rleckich bloodlines. Baconfield Farms, ilennvllle. 912-557-4001.____________
5 Holstein heifers, springing, due in Oct., 1100 ea. or $5000 for all. W.C. Grant, Social Ircle. 404-464-3773._______________
5 regd. Angus cows, safe in calves, Irg. rame, good bloodline, $1200 ea. Dennis hristopher, Mansfield. 404-469-1414/4741.

When mailing ads, keep in mind that Wednesday noon is our deadline for the following week's paper. Submit your notices well in advance of the deadline, so

'82 AQHA dun geld., 15.3hds., Western/
English pleasure or trail, some dressage trng. w/saddle & tack $1800. S. Lively, Gumming. 404-889-3312.

2 yr. QH geld., bay, good prosp. $700, 5 yr. TWH/QH geld., bay, good trail horse $600. A. "arrish, Alpharetta. 404-751-0233.

'82 AQHA palomino mare, Doc Bar-Gold
Rush bred, child-safe, well trnd., well built $2500. Jim Clark, McDonough. 404-914-9578.

3 yr. sorrel QH geld., 15hds., prosp. hunter/
umper, exc. disp. & ground manners $1000. K. Daniel, Rome. 706-295-3706.

'84 AQHA bay geld., 16hds., great disp.,
iound, gr'son of Impressive, heading team ope, will trail ride $2500. Angela Bryan,

5 yr. Appaloosa broodmare, chestnut/wh.
ilanket, throws col., all shots $650. R. iylvester, Oxford. 404-466-3109.

Madison. 706-342-3732.
'87 Arabian straight Egyptian mare, bay, ireat disp., in foal to Baskafix II. Allyn Perkins, Alpharetta. 404-442-0079.

'93 AQHA flashy bay filly, Goldseeker Bars iloodlines, will mature 16 + rids., loads, leads $3000. B. Seebacher, Wllllamson. 404-228-
3008.

'87 Paso Fino mare, show prosp., good trail,
ed dun, dorsel strip, dapples $1500. Zella Bennett, Washington. 706-678-1397.______

8 horses, some child-safe, TWH, QH, riding
mules, good for trail/pleasure, reas. priced, "itump Davis, Thomson. 706-595-8416 (h) or
197-0690 (w).___________________

Toporek, Lawrencevllle. 404-339-4791.
Regd. '88 red roan Appaloosa geld., 14.3hds., perfect English/Western Pleasure or trail w/saddle & tack $1200. C. Nemeth, Gumming. 404-476-8924._____________
Regd. 3/4 Arabian mare, 6 yrs., chestnut, trnd. huntseat, exc. trail/endurance. K. Clemmons, Galnesvllle. 404-536-6309.
Regd. Arabian bay geld., 4 yrs., 15hds., Morafic/Shabazzy bloodlines, great disp., En glish/Western $1500. A. Home, Marietta. 404518-7231.
Arabian mare, 7 yrs., 14 1/2hds., grey, spirited, good trail horse. Andy Jones, Rhine. 912-833-6990.
Regd. TWH geld., 6 yrs., red roan, nice ride $1600. K. Dunn, Canton. 404-345-5070,

'90 AQHA buckskin geld., handsome, mart, started slowly & ready for more, exc. Western Pleasure/hunter prosp. Missy Mizzell, Grantvllle. 404-583-2950.
'90 Arabian geld., grey, 14.2hds., exc. loodlines & conf. $1500/obo or trade for QH/ B. S. Casey, McDonough. 404-914-8906.

8 yr. QH, chestnut mare, athletic, good trail & pleasure horse $1200, complete w/Western addle & tack. S. Burand, Gumming. 404-887-
563.
Miniature pr. blk./wh. Paint 6 mo. fillies, 30th AMHA w/Renown bloodlines, Miniature licilian weanling jack & jennet. E. Vosyka,

Saddlebred mare, grand ntl. regd., 9 yrs., oads, trailers, equitated, clips. Rai Duane, Waycross. 912-285-7987.________
Saddlebred Racking geld., 15.3hds., blaze, 3 stockings, chestnut, fast, no bad habits, show/trail $2000. Carroll Nix, Ball Ground. 404-735-2020/3169.

'90 TB bay filly by Slew Machine (Seattle lew), out of Nearctic mare, winner just off rack. Tommy Vaughn, Forsyth. 912-994-5479/ 700.

Oxford. 404-787-5771.
APHA chocolate & wh. 2 yr. geld., reenbroke, very gentle, to good home only 1500. Al Littlefieid, Dallas. 404-443-9396.

Shetland pony, 6 yrs., sorrel, jumps 2', exc. rail pony $500/obo, TWHBEA/RHBA mare, 17 yrs. $1200/obo. Jennifer Mahoney, Locust
Grove. 404-957-8247.

'91 AQHA red dun filly, rides quiet, 14.2hds. 2500/obo. Kathy Crowder, Jonesboro. 404-
78-1384 day or 603-0439 evg.__________

Appaloosa, regd. mare, QH, 5 yrs., red roan, laze $1000 firm. T. Rogers, McDonough. 40457-6347.

Sml. Racking horse, child-broke, pulls cart
$1200, gentle saddle horse $850, gentle Paint horse $900. Freddie Duggan, Cochran. 912-

'93 AQHA geld., big flashy sorrel $1200, '92 ,QHA buckskin filly $1600, both show prosp. >. More, College Park. 404-969-5872 day r 969-6384 evg.__________________

AQHA '89 geld., well trnd., great on trails, ot spooky, competitive trail prosp., gentle 1000. Jean Strickland, Villa Rica. 404-459-
706.

934-2877.
TB 12 yr. geld., exc. hunter jumper prosp. 52000, Morgan, great lesson horse or child's horse $1000. L. Flewellyn, Gumming. 404-781-

'93 APHA filly, sorrel overo by APHA hamp., fancy head, neck, hip, '85 Ima Big eaguer mare $8500. J. Ireland, Lawrence-
Ille. 404-921-5130.

AQHA 3 yr. blk. geld., son of Doc's Jet top, started on barrels, champ, pot. Ron -urry, Locust Grove. 404-957-1709 or 957-
260, 6-10 pm.___________________

9645.
TWH regd. stud, 2 yrs., started u/s, good show prosp., Best bloodlines $1500. C. Higgins, Rome. 706-291-4231._____ __

10 yr. Racking mare, grey roan/wh. spots, 5.2hds., great trail horse, sound $900. L. entecost, Buford. 404-945-8270.

AQHA-IF '90 geld., dk. grey, 15.3hds., TWH, well broke, kid-safe, sell/trade for vorking quietly on flat, gentle, elegant hunter older mdl. pickup in good cond. Joe Walker, rosp., loads $3000. G. Smith, Marietta. 404- Conyers. 404-785-9732.______________

Name and complete address, or name, city 992-2631. and phone number, are required on every

Blk. QH geld., exc. riding horse, no bad habits $975, blk. TB geld., exc. polo pony, exp.

they will appear in the paper on the date ad. Please include this information so your

S.A.S.E. means self addressed stamped ider $800. Dave Hanson, Palmetto. 404-463-

Notices must be submitted In writing.

you desire.

ad will not be withheld.

envelope.

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Wednesday, September 22,1993

THE MARKET BULLETIN

PageS

Poultry, game, fowl and eggs for sale

5 pr. Greem Mutant pheasants, $11/pr., '93 hatch. Thomas R. Kent, Plnehurst. 912-4335172.
Old time, young Speckled guineas $6 & up; Dominique chickens $15/pr.; pr. of grown

Ducks-Mallards (3-4 gen.), Pekiris, mixed

ducks, blk.-whi., Muscovy Blue, Buff, Grey ;

Blk., Choc., white, some crested & Muscovy

ducklings, geese. Geo. Mann. Watklnsvllle.

706-769-0952.

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Georgia

Cooking

turkeys $25 ea. Darrell Brock, Alpharetta. 404- Emu chicks, 4 mos. old, Irg. birds, from exc.

// you have questions regarding ads in this 475-6892.

stock, $12,500 one pr. only. R. C. Norton,

category, call Ora Qarel at 651-9081.

50 to 60 mixed Game pullets $2/up, some Gray. 912-986-4448.__________________

DONNA'S CHICKEN CASSEROLE

Advertisements for wood ducks must be accompanied by a USDA permit. Permits are available from the Fish and Wildlife Service,
Special Agent In Charge, Lew Enforcement District 4, P.O. Box 4839, Atlanta, Ga. 30302, 404-331-3555. Avertlsers must submit a copy ol currant permit with their first ad. Permit copies

mixed roosters. Joe Pruitt, Daeula. 404-2712189.

6 healthy geese, $15 ea. C. S. Sosby, Falrburn. 404-964-2942.

Baby Pearl guineas $1.75 ea & up. John

Burnett, Bremen. 404-646-3236.

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Emu pr. coming 2, two males, two '94 Emu chicks, 2 Rhea females 3 & 4, 1 pr. 2 yr. olds. Hank Nedza, Silver Creek. 706-235-1470.
Emu, 4 mo. old male chick from exc. stock, $5000. Jerry McLeroy, Dewy Rose. 706-2830505.

1 whole fryer chicken (4 to 5 pounds) 2 (6-ounce) packages commercial stuffing mix 1 1/2 cups chicken broth
1 (10-ounce) can cream of mushroom soup 1 (10-ounce) can cream of chicken soup

will be returned upon request. Mallard ducks must be at least three genera-
tions from the wild before they can be advertised In the Market Bulletin. Advertisers must Include this Information In notices submitted for publication.
Advertisements for Bob White quail must be

Adult Mallard ducks (3 & 4 gen. from wild) males & females, $4 ea. Hank Wyatt, Plalnvllle. 706-629-7474.
Baby chickens $1-$2, Muscovy ducks $5, adult geese, prs., Chinese-Embden $40. turkey pr. $30. John Pluta, Sparta. 706-444-8920.

Emu, 6 mo. old pr., $14,500; also, 94 chicks at 3 mos., $7,000/pr, all from exc. stock. Joe Duncan, Danlelsvllle. 706-795-2030
Emus-3 proven breeder prs., microchipped, EEE, vet. checked, Irg., healthy birds. D Wright, Bowden. 404-258-7684.

1 (8-ounce) package fresh mushrooms, sliced 1 medium onion, chopped 1 small green bell pepper, chopped
1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese, divided 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella cheese

accompanied by a copy of the advertisers Baby Muscovy, baby guineas and chickens Frizzles, Standard size, spring '93 hatch,

commercial quail breeders license. Since this Is a state protected bird, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources requires anyone selling Bob White quail to have this license. For

for sale. Kenny Harry, Griffin. 404-229-4362.
Lake ready Mallards(4 or more gen. from wild), Silver Duckwings, hite Cochins, Black-

var. colors & mix, beau, birds, bring crate, $10 ea. or 3 pullets & 1 rooster $30. Ed Paul, Savannah. 912-2320701.

license Information write: DNR, Game and Fish tail Japanese, White O.E. William Pendley, Game chickens, quail sz to grown Alien

Division, 2258 Northlake Parkway, Suite 100, Ball Ground. 404-735-2546.

Roundheads, Hatch var., $3/up; 5 turkey

Tucker, GA 30084. Bronze turkey breeders $25 ea., '93 pea
cocks $20 ea., pheasant pr. $10, Top Hat

Bantams, B B Reds, Silver Duckwings, Ginger Red, Crele O.E. quail, Belgian quail, others, chicks to growrk Joe Hodges, Griffin.

gobblers, hatched early '93, $10/ea.; 50 Game stags, 35 pullets, $3/up. J. Puryear, Hlrai 404-943-2809.

roosters $2 ea., white geese $10-$20. D. C. 404-229-1286.

Game chicks, White Hackle crossed, Green

Townsend, Kite. 912-469-3444._________
9 var. of pheasants, African geese, Wood Ducks, Bahama Pintails, all perf. birds., shipping avail. Tere Lopez, Oxford. 404-787-

Bantam chickens, Purebred, Belgian quail, quail O. E., Blue Red, Wheaten, Silver Sebright, others; Fantail pigeons. W. H. Shepherd, Griffin. 404-227-6158.________

Legged Hatch, also, others, 4 wks. to 12 wks. old, $3 to $8 ea. Jeff Thompson, Walnut Grove. 404-786-6448 days or 787-4119 aft. 6pm.

2955.

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'93 Dark Cornish chickens, $2.50 ea. A. M. Branch, McDonough. 404-483-7588._____

Bantam Purebreds-B B Reds, Golden ebrights & Silver Sebrights, also, Araucana $15 ea., $25/pr. Benson Ledford, Rabun Gap.

Games-8 red & wh. speckled hens, 1 rooster, red & wh., selling due to health. J. B. Wheat, Dalton. 706-277-2226.

'93 hatch Pearl guinea keels & Barred Rock 706-746-2882.

Games-Pure Claret stags & pullets, sell or

pullets $1 ea./up, grown Pearl guineas $6 ea./

cash only. Willie Young, Stockbrldge. 404-

483-8304.

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Bantam roosters, Cochins(feather-footed), this years hatch, $2 ea., mixed colors. Sue Harris, Marietta. 404-992-1669._________

trade for Hatch s or pigs, pullets or pigs. Phillip A. Wallace, Powder Springs. 404-943-
4338 aft. 7pm.______________________

Vegetable cooking spray
In large pot, boil chicken until done. Cool, reserve chicken broth. Pull meat from bone, discard skin, set aside. In large bowl, combine stuffing with reserved chicken broth. Mixture shoujd be very moist, but not soupy. Add soup, one can at a time, mix thoroughly. Add mushrooms, onion and pepper, mixing well. Add chicken. (You may need to add more chicken broth).
Stir in 1/2 cup Cheddar cheese and mozzarella cheese. Mix well. Pour mixture into 3-quart casserole dish coated with vegetable spray. Top with remaining Cheddar cheese. Bake at 325 F for 30 to 35 minutes. Yields 12 (1 cup) servings, each serving contains 290 calories (35% from fat).
Donna Scase Franklin, GA

'93 Silver, Red Gold, Yellow Gold, Reeves pheasants, 1 breeder Cheer, 5 Embden '93 goslings, pr. of breeder Chinese geese, pr. breeder Embden geese. Ray Watts, Macon. 912-743-6692 aft. 6pm wkends._________

'93 hatch pheasants, Elliotts, Reeves, Red & Yellow Golds, Lady Amherst, $5/up, also, White Silkies & guineas. C. Richardson, Colbert. 706-795-3877._______________

'93 hatch Bantams, 1 pr. O.E. Spangles $8/ pr., 2 pr. B B Reds $8/pr., Blacktailed Wh. Japanese, 9 hens, 3 roosters $5 ea. Jerry Stallworth, Covlngton. 404-786-7168.

'93 hatch-Hatch, Roundhead & Butcher cross, diff. sizes, diff. prices. James Wood, Hoschton. 706-654-3498.______ _____

'93 hatched Bornean Crested Fireback pheasants, $200 ea. Steve Kinsey, Cleveland. 706-865-5389.

'93 Lady Amherst & Bar Tail Humes

pheasants, Golden & Silver Sebrights, Hom

ing pigeons. David Orgel, Albany. 912-435-

3973.

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'93 show bantams, Silver & Gold Sebright,
B B Reds, Silkies, sev. others, $3 ea. & up. G. Crane, Marietta. 404-590-0777.________

(10) Silver Laced Wyandotte pullets, '93 hatch, $5 ea. Mary A. Smith, Locust Grove. 404-957-9607.

1 grown male, & 2 grown female green pheasants, $25 for all three. C. Turner, Villa Rica. 404-459-4374.

1 pr. Blueneck Ostrich, 28 mos. old, top

qlty. birds, straight, microchipped. G. Wright,

Bowdon. 404-258-2089.

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1 pr. Drk. Brahmas, Speckled Sussex & Golden Wyandotte roosters, 6 mos. old, $5 ea., colorful. Jan Kaplus, Canton. 404-4797753.

1 pr. unrelated 4 mo. old Emu, $13,000. Becky Barfield, Elberton. 706-283-8728.

1 Red Jungle Fowl rooster, 3 mos., will trade 1 of same age. S. Culberson, Kingston. 706-234-3669.

Bantam chickens $2.50 ea., guineas $6 ea., turkeys $15 ea. Mallard ducks, 4 gen. from wild. Ms. Alien Owen, McDonough. 404-9579707.

Bantams-many diff. breeds, all ages, pr. Dark Cornish $10, , 4 Araucana hens $12. P. English, Shady Dale., 706- 468-1953.______

Bantams, Araucana & Golden Sebrights, selling out, feeders, pens & waterers. David Everett, Lawrencevllle. 404-995-5713.____

Bantams, Blk., Blue, Silver Duckwing O.E., Silver & Golden Sebrights, all '93 hatch, $5 ea. Kenneth Chadwick. Chatsworth. 706-6950473.

Bantams, Purebred, selling out '93 hatch, 10 breeds, $6/pr. & up. Tom Frazier, Mllledgeville. 912-453-2452.

Bantams: young trio quail O.E., Crele, Araucanas, Silver Duckwings, B B Reds. J. Jones, Zebulon. 706-567-3529.________

Bantams- Bronze turkeys & guineas, must sell due to health. Lonie Millsapps, Dawsonvllle. 404-893-2231.

Bantams-Mottled, Red, Birchen Cochins, also, Mille Fleurs, sell or trade for Rouen duck hens. J. Whitlock, Senola. 404-599-6811 aft.
6pm.

Birchen Modern Game bantams $15/pr., Speckled Frizzles $10/pr. Ringneck doves $3 ea., '93 White Silkie $3 ea. Curtis McDade, Eatonton. 706-485-2012 aft. 5pm.________

Black ustralian wans, ready to go, $300 ea., or $500/pr. A. M. Ferrell, Smyrna. 404-4360282.

Bobwhite chicks, .35 cents to $2.50, mproved Pharoah .30 cents to $1.50, Dark Cornish bantams .50 cents to $5. E. F. Bennett, Macon. 912-922-3225._________

Bobwhite quail, flight & weather cond. Jerry Phelps, Conyers. 404-483-1464._________

'93 hatch Blue Eared, Hume's Bar-Tailed,

ndia Blue peafowl & Mandarins, Mikado

breeder cock. Jim Sullivan, Carnesvllle. 706-

384-2864.

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Games-cocks & stags, hens & pullets in Kelso, Blue, Hatch & others, reas. priced. Jimmy Maddox, LaGrange. 706-884-2923.
Games-Hatch, Lacys, Asiels, pullets $10, stags $20, 7 mos. old. Richard Garrett, Atlanta. 404-624-9884.

Nutrition Information Per Serving:
Protein 19g, Carbohydrates 26g, Fat 11.4g, Sodium 1,014mg, Calcium 127mg, Iron 1.2mg, Fiber .8g, Cholesterol 46mg.

Games-Lacey Roundhead, 1 hen, 2 pullets, 1 stag; 2 Sid aylors, 4 BlueFace Hatch pullets, all/$100. L. D. Satterfield, Atlanta. 404-767 1169.
'93 hatch Mallards (3 gen.) $4 to $10; Toulouse & African geese, $15, turkey poults 7. C. Womack, Griffin. 404-227-5806.
Guineas, day old to 6 wks., mixed Banties, day old to grown, , turkeys 3 mos. old. H. B. King, Monroe. 404-267-7398._________
Hens & roosters, 4 male Mallards (4 gen.), few Bantam roosters, all $4 ea. J. Miller, Athens. 706-546-6826 aft. 5pm.__________
India Blue peachicks $20 ea. Howard G. Phillips, Ellavllle. 912-937-5588._______

Hint: To reduce the fat and calories in this delicious casserole, substitute dry bread crumbs, use 2 (10-ounce) cans 99% fat-free cream of mushroom soup, reduce Cheddar cheese to 1/2 cup and mozzarella cheese to 1/4 cup. Result: One serving of casserole contains 238 calories, 6.6 grams fat (24% of calories) and 787 milligrams sodium.
Editor's note: If you would like more information on honey or additional recipes like the ones published in the Sept. 8, 1993 Market Bulletin, please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Georgia Department of Agriculture, 328 Agriculture Building, Capitol Square, Atlanta, GA 30334.

Jumbo Wise. Bobwhite quail, must sell, Pheasants-breeders, Elliots, $75/pr., Bartail RIR hens, laying eggs daily, 2 big roosters,

make offer. David Cochran, Douglasvllle. 404- $100/pr., Mikado hen $75, S. Copper hen $75, 2 Bantam roosters & Bantam chickens,

949-3127.

'93 hatch Brown-Ear $75. Keith Burnam, cheaper if all are taken. Edna Karas,

Jumbo Wisconsin & Northern Bobwhite Macon. 912-788-8537.

Rlverdale. 404-994-9247.

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quail, 5 wks. to 16 wks. old, also quail eggs. R. Pheasants-Red Gold, Yellow Gold, Lady RIR layers, roosters, $6, RIR pullets/

Clark, Winder. 404-867-9349.__________ Amherst, Reeves, Ringneck, Silver; turkeys- roosters $4, Buff Orpingtons, pullets/roosters

Laying hens, pullets, geese, turkey, guin Royal Palm, Bronze; peafowl, guineas. Bobbie $5, Cochin bantams, many cols. $2-$5. Carl eas, ducks, chicks, baby ducks, $1 to 10 ea. Ackerman, Rlncon. 912-826-5827._______ Evans, Fayettevllle. 404-460-7800._______

Chris Mallard, Luthersvllle. 404-927-6682.

Pheasants-Amherst, Silvers, Red Gold, Yel RIR pullets & young roosters $5 ea., Polish

Lrg. size Araucana chickens, just started to low Gold; RIR's now laying, Polish Cinnamon Tophats, Buff. $8, hite Silkies $6 ea. Marie

lay, 4 hens, 1 rooster, $30/cash. Phil Evans, Topples Hamburgs aster Egg chickens. John Murphy, Marietta. 404-428-4900.________

Eatonton. 912-968-7057.

E. Carter, Jefferson. 706-367-4662._______ RIR rooster, approx. 7 mos. old, $5, by appt.

Peacocks-White, Blk. Shoulders, Indian Pheasants-Reeves, Red Gold, Gighi, Swin only. R. James, College Park. 404-964-6773.

Blue breeders & few young guineas, diff. hoe, Lady Amherst; bantams-Silkies, White, RIR roosters, 7 mos. old, $5 ea. Mrs. Avert

breeds. Fred Sargent, Buchanan. 404-646- Blues, Buff, Black. Paul Edwards, Springfield. Poole, Jasper. 404-893-2664.__________

3282.

912-754-3732.

RIR roosters, '91 , '92 & '93 hatch, sev. to

Mallard ducks, $6 ea., Bantam/Polish Top Pigeons, Blue Bar, Checks, Red Check & choose from $3 ea. Arnold Reese, Macon.

Hat $5/up, guineas $6/ea. Leroy Core, Mar Homers, all colors, young birds banded, 75 to 912-788-2998.

ietta. 404-971-8820. Mixed Game-bantams

$1

to

$2.50.

Mary

100 birds for sale. J. C. Davis, Scottdale. 404299-9810.

Rosecomb Dominiques, Japanese bantams, Blue Wheatens, O. E., Belgium quail, turkeys,

Barnes, Pine Mountain. 706-663-9136._____ Pigeons-Fantail & Parlor Tumblers, N. P. A. others. P. Poe, Nlcholson. 706-757-3414 or

Mixed laying hens $3 ea. Randy Bias, Social banded. Betty Schultz, Dalton. 706-259-9237. 367-8493.

Circle. 404-464-4146.

Pigeons-Homers $5 ea., young, healthy Silkies-Red, Blue, Buff, Black, Partridge

8 young Golden Comet laying hens, 10 mos. old, now laying big brn. eggs; also, Buff Dundotte guineas. Randy Garner, Douglasvllle. 404-949-3654.

Breeding prs. of Swinhoe, Lady Amhurst & Red Gold pheasants. Bobby Nobles, Soperton. 912-529-3092. _______________

Ginger Red, Mille Fleurs, Porcelains, B B

Bronze turkey toms, Sebrights, Polish, mix :hicks, Mallard duck (3 gen.), Toulouse geese

Reds, Silver Duckwings,Ginger Reds, Sultans, 200 to choose from. Maynard G. Smith,

& Pharoah quail, trade for show bantams or pheasants. J. Mougel, Toccoa. 706-779-3433.

Griffin. 404-227-0135.

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Buff Orpington chicks, $2, half Buff

RIR pullets soon to lay, (4) $5 ea., Sex Link Orpington/half Blk. Australorp chicks $2.

$5 ea., 8 young mixed ducks ready to lay, sm. Sandra Peck, Galnesvllle. 404-983-9965.

chickens, all/$35, 12 Yellow Cochin bantams,

guineas $5 ea., roosters $3 ea. others. Grace Chickens & biddies, Indian Runner, Mal

Dean, Morrow. 404-961-1951.__________ lards (3 gen.) Pelin, Muscovy ducks &

ducklings, African geese; guineas & keets,

15 chicks 16 roosters, take

wks. old, 7 all cheap.

laying hens, 3 Homer Jones,

Red Golden pheasants, 3 male, 1 female, doves. Bob Greene, Hephzlbah. 706-592-9892.

Conyers. 404-760-9143 aft. 5pm.________

18 guineas 4 wks. old $2.50 ea. Johnson, Stockbrldge. 404-474-4997.

R.

L.

Chickens, mixed, all sizes, chicks, pullets, laying hens & roosters $1.50-$2 ea. K. Rylee, Monroe. 404-267-0428._______ ____

1trio Cochin Bantams $10, sev. Irg. Silver Laced Wyandottes, 1 pr. Indian Runners $10, 2 Pekin drakes $5 ea. D. Pugh, Arnoldsvllle.

Chicks 4 mos. to 2 wks. old, B B Reds, Black Tail Buff, Blacktail White, Golden Sebright. J. Olen Crowe, Dallas. 404-445-7441.

706-742-7053.

Muscovy ducks, all ages, $2/up. Drew Soileau, Conyers. 404-922-0123.________
Muscovy ducks $3 & up; turkeys $5 & up. Terry Davis, Canton. 404-479-4232._______
O. E. Bantams, Blks., Whites, Splash, others; also, Sebrights, Buff Cochins, good qlty. birds. David Scarboro, Dawsonvllle. 706265-3500.
Old English breeder trios; quail-Brassyback, Crele, Ginger Red, Spangles $20-$25, Royal Palm turkeys. Dale Pace, Mllner. 404-4120884.
One pr. Emu mature, unrelated coming two's, big & beau. Brian Scarborough, Danlelsvllle. 706-795-5419.
Ostrich chicks, 3 mos. , $8500/pr.; Emu chicks, 4 mos.; Rheas-yrlngs to 18 mos. old, all are unrelated prs. & microchipped. M. Hendricks, Llthonla. 404-388-7193. ____
Ostrich chicks, price depends on age at delivery. Jolene Williams, Carrollton. 404-836-

sanded birds, Jacobins $10 ea.; also, some White, Golden Sebrights, Golden Wyandottes

Fantails. Barry Blair, Jonesboro. 404-477- $5-$10. Butch Milner, Eastman. 912-374-4920.

8896..

Spring hatch mixed Java Green, Indian Blue

Pigeons-over 20 breeds, also, Blue Indian peafowls; spring hatched Silver, Yellow Gold,

Runner, Grey Call, Chocolate Muscovy ducks, Red Gold & Ringneck pheasants. John W.

grown Coturnix quail, $1 ea. R. Robinson, Naglich, College Park. 404-762-8768.______

Aragon. 404-684-6473.________________ Taking Imtd. orders on over 50 species of

Pr. White Call Ducks, pr. white doves $10/ migratory waterfowl, from Mandarin to Smew,

pr. Gordon Lawless, 144 Cedar Rd., Dalton no Domestics. Aubrey Webb, Hahlra. 912-794-

30721.

3031.

Purebred Bantams, 11 diff. breeds; also, Turkeys, 2 gen. from wild, guineas also for

guineas, Bronze turkeys & mixed Bantams. P. sale. C. D. Queen, Monroe. 404-267-8514.

Sellers, Jasper. 404-735-6534.__________ Whispering Ducks, young & old, $2 ea.

Purebred Bantams, 10 diff. breeds, 5-6 mos. Marvin White, Dallas. 404-445-9893._______

old, $6/pr. 2562.

C.

D.

Cornelius,

Hahlra. 912-794-

White Call Ducks & Buff Orpington ducks, '93 hatch mixed Bantams, beau, colors,

Olty. O. E. Bantams, 15 colors. Jack Scott, roosters free. Mark Richardson, Dalton. 706-

Forest Park. 404-361-3367.

259-3264.

Cornish pullets, small Pureline, $3 ea. G. A. Wood Ducks '93 hatch, $35/pr. Lloyd Meyer, Danville. 912-962-3600._________ Cochran, LaFayette. 706-397-2462.________

Quail hatching eggs, yr. rnd., Bobwhite or Wood Ducks $25/pr., Mandarin ducks $45/

2 breeds pigeons for Jonesboro. 404-471-9529.

sale.

Betty

Murry,

Coturnix quail, grown live birds $1, dressed

>1.25, eggs $1/doz. Kim Greer, Monroe. 404-

267-1011.

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2 Dominique roosters, 4 mos. old, $3 ea. M. Barren, Alpharetta. 404-475-3542._______

Diamond doves, mated prs. & birds, also, guineas $2.75 ea.

odd young R. Motes,

0559 wkdays.____________________ loturnix $30/100, $80/500, $145/1000 ppd. pr., Apricot Wood Ducks $150/pr. James H.

Ostriches-8-10 pr. of 5-6 mo. Irg. Blks. Jean Strickland, P.O. Box 9, Pooler. 31322. Mabry, Lavonla. 706-356-4742._________

$11,000 to $12,000 accord, to qnty. ordered, Ph/fax-912-748-5769.

Young chicks, 2 mos. to 3 mos. old, Black

sex guar.; 1 pr. 15-16 mo. Blues, $25,000. Bill Racing Homer, strong healthy flyers, var. Wyandotte, Black Moderns. Beverly Sharp,

Kerr, Danlelsvllle. 706-789-2520.________ ages & colors, Araucana Bantams, prs. & Atlanta. 404-758-7937.

2 pr. Crele O.E. out of TN show stock $8/pr. Canton. 404-479-9755. ________ ____ Tommy Miller Macon. 912-788-1562._______ Diamond doves, white doves, Button quail

Peacock, India Blue, 3 yr. old breeding pr., chicks 2 wks. to 2 mos., Pheasants-Red &

rios, laying blue & atewart, 404-442-3169.

green

eggs.

Bowen Young laying hens, Red Star & White Leghorns $4 ea., or $3 ea. if all 75 are taken. C.

Buff ducks, $2.50 for babies & $5 for & other caged type birds. Norris Hutcheson, Gold chicks 2 wks. to 2 mos.. Jim Clack, Rare India Asiels from best bloodlines, Red, Harrison, Danville. 912-962-3411 aft. 6pm.

mature, Jacobin pigeons pigeons-bonded pr. Soperton. 912-529-3675._____________

White Jacobins $15, bonded pr. Trumpteers, Ducks $10/pr., sev. kinds avail., Buff geese

$15 or both $20. P. Cobb, Davlsboro. 912-348- $10 ea., trio Chinese $25. John Castle, Comer.

5722.

06-783-5686.

Jonesboro. 404-471-8393.
Peacocks-India Blues & Black Shoulders, '93 hatched, trade for Java peacocks. J.

Black, Speckled, stags, pullets, Sonatwal breeds. S. D. Whitaker, Sandersvllle. 912-5525100.

Young White Rock pullets ducks $6, ducklings $3. M. Franklin. 706-675-3048.

$4; Muscovy L. Williams,

Whitener, Kennesaw. 404-428-4669.______ Rhea chicks, grey, '93 hatch, microchipped.

25 diff. kinds of Show bantams & eggs & White Leghorn roosters $3 ea.; also, Ducks

baby chicks for sale. Clyde Goolsby, Douglasvllle.. 404-942-4371.

:or sale, Mallard, Meskogies $5 ea.

3 gen., White Pekins, Rob Maughon, Llthonla.

Pharoah quail 1 day old chicks .25 cents/up accord, to age, grown birds $1, dressed $1.25, eggs $1/doz. D. Stowe, Covlngton. 404-786-

Richard Smith, Glllsvllle. 404-536-4687.
Rhea chicks-gray & white, some on the ground, more to hatch soon, microchipped,

Wanted

3 grey Toulouse geese, $25, RIR pullets, 404-482-1520.

1008 or 464-3786.

order now. Mickey Wright, Temple. 404-443- Want 10 Wood Ducks, 30 male Bobwhites,

ready to lay, $3 ea. G. t)avis, Newnan. 404-2531975.

Laying hens, young chickens, Silkies, 3olish, Black Spanish also young ducks. Nina

Pharoah quail $1, ready Oct., taking orders for Chukar Partridge, Ringneck pheasants ,

1397.

20 White doves. Jack Clark, Morgan. 912-849-

20 kinds of Bantams; 25 purple guineas, 3440. ______ _______ ____

5 Black Australorps, '93 hatched pullets $5 "'asko, Conyers. 404-483- 9254._________ etc., also, wire cages. F. Franklin, Buchanan. lalf-grown; also Black Tail Japanese, Gold Want Dominique near Forsyth, or Domi

ea., 5 Black Giants pullets. Mary A. Smith, Ducks, Pekin, Rouen, Blk. Swedish, Khaki 404-574-8983.

Dutch, & Silver Sebright; racing homer nique hatching eggs by mail. W. Faulk,

Locust Grove. 404-957-9607.

Campbell, Fawn Runners & geese, also, Black Pharoah quail, 5 diff. colors $1 ea., pigeons, all kinds banded. M.B. Moon, Forsyth. 912-994-4917.

5 pr. geese, $20/pr, raised this year. Joe I. Sumatras chickens. Gerald Nowell, Stock- Ringneck pheasants, sev. diff. kinds of Mllstead 404-922-1243._________________ Want healthy ducks, geese for pond. Vicki

Marchant, Milan. 912-362-4487.________ brldge. 404-474-2744.______________ chickens, guineas, half grown, diff. kintis of Selling out of ducks-Indian Runners, 12 Harshbarger, Llthla Springs. 404-944-9634.

Quail hatching eggs, Coturnix, $30/100, $85/ Rheas & Emu, chicks, hens, 3 yr, old prs. 500, $155/1000 PPD, less picked up at farm. breeders, all ages. Hank Nedza, Silver Creek.

doves. Porter Raper, Buford. 404-945-1757. Rheas-for sale. David Tritt, Woodstock. 404-

var.; Welsh Harlequins; Golden Cascades; over 75 ready-to-breed birds $5 ea. Richard

Want Emu, Rhea, Ostriches & peacocks eggs to breeders, and other poultry. J.

Bill Bond, Cairo. 912-377-8976.

706-235-6695.

926-3949.

Baisch, Canon. 706-245-8113.

Whitener, Kennesaw. 404-428-4669.

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Wednesday, September 22,1993

Want Speckled Hatch hen or pullet, mus As*td Western saddles, forward seat

Daylilies, orange or yel., cannas, mix yel.,

be pure & proven. Vlnce Atoigue, Klngsland English saddle & bridle, price nego.; also, stal

orange & red, 3 doz./$12 ppd. J.P. Mongin,

912-729-5659.

mats 5x7 $50. M. Hortland, Alpharetta. 404

1634 Rincon-Stillwell Rd., Rincon 31326. 912-

Will trade male Mute Swan for female, oi 475-1981.

754-9346.

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will buy 1 or 2 female Swan. Jerry Shockley Blue Ribbon English saddle w/pad & bridle,

Daylilies, Stella de Ora, 12/$25 ppd., gift

Dunwoody. 404-399-0691.__________ very good cond., new leather & irons, $300!

plant, many var. avail., $1 up. Anne McWil-

Lee Gaines. Jackson. 404-775-6144.
Circle Y show saddle, exc. cond., used 4 times, silver w/gold inlay, $1000. D. Allison Stone Mountain. 404-981-2365.

liams, 208 Windsor Dr., Warner Robins 31088.

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category, call Mia Haney at 651-9084.

912-923-5160. Drought tolerant perennial wildflower, rati-

Only trained farm stockdogs are eligible to The Georgia Wlldflower Preservation Act bida columnaris, (Mexican hat), $1/pkg. w/

be advertised; dogs described only as "farm requires that- shipments of officially protectec SASE. Celia Brown, 480 Harve Mathis Rd.,

If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Sonya Mitchell at 651-9083.
Want 2 reas. priced horses, QH, TB, Paint or mix. breed, plenty of TLC. C. Pucko,

Dressage saddle, County Competitor, 16-1 2" seat, #3 tree, w/pad, leather girth, $575. J Hitman, Suwanee. 404-945-2723.
Hvy duty all-steel walk-thru cattle head gates, $150 ea. Pete Harris, Elberton. 706-2836615.

raised" do not qualify. Advertisements mus include dog's breed and training.
Australian Shepherds, ASCA regd., blk. blue, red, males & females, farm raised & trnd $100/up. Bill Korsack, Taylorsvllle. 404-387 4543 (h) or 425-0707 (w).

plants be displaying

accompanied by a permit number

transport tags issued by the

Athens 30601.

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Georgia Department of Natural Resources English ivy, pachysandra, trumpet tree,

Ladysllpper Orchids and Goldenseal are exam creeping fig, pampas, wintercreeper, liriope,

pies of protected plants.

hosta, mondo, Carolina jasmine, ajuga, clema

When advertising protected plants In the tis, others. C.O. Henderson, 171 Marietta St.,

Market Bulletin, please submit a copy of your Alpharetta. 404-475-6503._____________

McDonough. 404-957-8239.__________
Want young 16hd. regd. QH, w/some team penning exp., must have good handle. J. Adams, Demorest. 706-754-7523. ___

Mahogany Barrel saddle, 16" suede seat some silver, hand-tooled, pretty enough for show, $500. D. Thomas, Athens. 404-548-9849.
Older Simco Roping saddle, $150, good

permit to sell protected plants. Ads submitted without this Information will not be published For further Information on the sale or shipment

Evergreen boxwood, 4-6', you dig, $50 ea. Shirley Jackson, Fayettevllle. 404-227-7315.

of protected plants, contact: Protected Plant Free '93 foxglove seeds in exchange for

Program, 2117 U.S. Hwy. 278 SE, Social Circle labeled perennial seeds w/SASE. N. Hunt,

Want Ige. boned horse, will trade. Donna cond. L. Harris, Falrburn. 404-964-4222.__

GA 30279, (706) 557-2514.

1296 Johnson Brady, Canton 30115.

Poulnott, 1201 Poulnott Lane, Greensboro 30642.706-453-7761.
Want llamas & miniature horses. James

Plantation saddle, very good cond., padded seat, comfortable, drk. brn., $250. L. Sheffield, Conyers. 404-929-1575.____________

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'92 money plant, '93 purple peony poppy $2 butterfly ginger, alstroemeria, many hosta housepiants. Linda Wish, Atlanta. 404-252

Giant hibiscus, pink, dk. pink, white, strawflowers $1 ea. pk. w/SASE, free flower seeds w/order. R. Shuman, Rte. 2, Box 253,

Whilener, Kennesaw. 404-428-4669._____

Want Racking horse, can be geld, or

stallion, about 15hds. from 2-6 yrs., gentle.

James Wallace, 2891 Bart Johnson Rd.,

Buford 30518. 404-945-5973.

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Want to buy QH, will consider other breeds, plenty of grass & TLC, not for slaughter. Misty Coleman, Draketown. 404-562-9228. ___

Want reas. priced horses to graze 50 acre pasture, price not to exceed $500, QH preferred, others considered, not for slaugh-
ter. D. Chambers, Fayettevllle. 404-461-4471.

Will adopt gentle QH/other breed, will consider mare in foal, lots of TLC, not for slaughter. Windee Colbert, Marietta. 404-924-

0664.______________________

If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Ora Garel at 651-9081. "
20' Gooseneck stock trlr., 4-horse slant, remove partions for cattle, ready to haul, $2300. Doris Bird, Oecatur. 404-634-3276 or 325-2243.
'84 two-horse bumper pull, mats, divider, good cond., $1200. C. McCray, Kennesaw. 404-425-6755 evgs.________________

Pony saddle $75, Youth Western, Youth English saddles $85 ea., misc. tack, great cond. C. Raymond, Watklnsvllle. 706-769-
9257.

16" Roping saddle, rawhide tree, padded seat $300/obo; blk. saddle w/studs $200, pony saddle $50, all exc. cond.. T. Johnson,
Jackson. 404-775-4440.

Pleasure saddle, made by Western Saddlery w/saddle stand age, & 2 pads, new girth, $290. Aruel Burnette, Smyrna. 404-432-4003.____

Like new 16 1/2" Crosby Hunterdon, $750;

14" Crosby Prix de Nations, 1 yr. old, $550,

other saddles avail. K. Turner, Clarkston. 404-

296-9004. _____

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Silver Show halter, horse size, $50. S. Hogue, Covlngton. 404-784-0540 or 787-5345

Stubben Survival 16 1/2" Endurance, broken in, great cond., less fittings, $700. S. Engsberg, Atlanta. 404-627-8647 hm. or 874-
7546 ofc.

Trailer-40' all alumn. dbl. deck stock trlr., very good cond., $6500. David O'Donald, Rome. 706-234-8280 aft. 7pm.__________

Want 1 horse bumper pull horse trlr. in fair to good cond., reas. priced. Jewel Adams, Demorest. 706-754-7523.

Want 16 ft. gooseneck type livestock trlr.,
exc. cond. Robert Lindsey, Forsyth. 912-9945575.

Want 4 Horse trlr. bumper pull or Goose

'92 Fescue hay sq. bales $1.50, '93 Fescue fert. & limed hvy. $2, all in barn. Danny Sossamon, Franklin. 706-675-8428. ____

'93 Coastal & Fescue mix. hay, highly fert. sq. bales $2 at barn. J. T. Williams Tallapoosa. 404-574-5208

'93 crop wheat, 60 Ib. test wgt., no turnips, bulk approx. 1600 bu., $3.25/bu. Eric Moxley, Alley. 912-537-9953.

'93 Tift 44 Coastal Bermuda hay, rain free Laverne Smith, Thomasville. 912-226-2268 day or 498-5555 evg.________________

4'x5' rnd. Fescue/Orchard grass or Coastal stored inside $35, lesser qlty. $15-$25. A. Cooper, Hiram. 404-943-4384._______

Bermuda & Fescue mix. hay, '93 cut & rolled dry, 1000 Ib. rolls $22. David Traer, Griffin. 404-227-4690.

Coastal Bermuda hay, fair qlty., sq. bales $2

ea. Michael Bailey, Brooklet. 912-823-3712 aft.

5 pm.

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Oats for sale, '93 crop $2.50/bu. at the bin. Tom Morris, Jr., Hartwell. 706-376-8580.

Rnd. baled Coastal Bermuda hay & Ber muda/Fescue rnd. bales. Mike Todd, Greenville. 404-612-0658 Tues.-Thurs. aft. 10 pm or 706-672-1777 wk. ends.

Tift 44 sq. bales, protein tested $3/bale at barn. Hunter Searcy, West Point. 706-643-4177 or 404-471-7196.

5872 evg._____________________ Ellabell 31308

'92 moonflower seeds $1/tsp. w/SASE. Nell Hollyhock, mxd., poppy seed, mix col.,

Padgett, 412 Woodward St., Rome 30161-5045 Mexican sunflower raspberry bachelor's but

'93 blazing red hibiscus seed $1/Tbsp. w/ SASE. June Davis, Rte. 1, Box 112-A, Chester 31012-9516.

ton, zinnias, mxd., $1/Tbsp. w/SASE. Jean
Burke, Rte. 1, Box 6, Georgetown 31754. 912T335A4-.f8l11R65^.

'93 four o'clocks $1/Tbsp. Mary Sorrell, Rte 1, Box 222E, Pembroke 31321._________

Hosta, variegated, grn., liriope, grn. A.L. Booker, 2667 Oswood Dr., Tucker 30084. 404938-3259.

'93 Ige. sunflower, amaryllis, luffa, & longneck gourd seeds, all $1/pkg. w/SASE Tiffany McKinley, Rte. 1, Box 213-D, Lyons
30436.912-526-3771. _____ ____

Hybrid daylilies, order today for spring blooms, send SASE for list. Mike Ketchem, 168 Davidson Dr., Griffin 30223.

'93 money approx. 150

plant seeds $1/Tbsp. w/SASE seeds. Addie Reese, 4770

Leyland cypress, 3 ft. Don Fordham, Rte. 2, Box 411 A, Alto 30510. 706-778-6875.______

Lakeside Dr., Blalrsvllle 30512._______

Lge. house plants for sale to good home, 8-

'93 seed, dbl. larkspur, mix cols., Queen Anne's lace, fall planting, $1/pk. w/SASE

10' Norfolk pine & more, must move quickly, best offer. Joyce Wade, Atlanta. 404-622-5408.

Rhobie Stroud, 644 Longview Rd., Swalns- Liriope, ajuga $0.10, hosta, clematis, au-

boro 30401. 912-237-8504.

cuba $3, nandina, daylilies, moonflower,

'93 seed, hardy pink dianthus, 1000 seeds/ $1 w/SASE. C. Arnold, 644 Lynn Ave., Box 703 Jefferson 30549. 706-367-4700.

hollyhock plants/seeds $1 w/SASE. Viola Bowers, 3732 Tweed PI., Tucker 30084. 404491-6180.

'93 seed; Queen Anne's lace $1/pkt. w/ SASE, cash only. Ruby Morgan, 47 Lowe St., McDonough 30253.______________

Mix garden phlox, mxd. columbine, dayli lies, ea. diff., 6/$12 ppd. Mrs. Richard Maroney, 6130 Jones Rd., Atlanta 30349. 404-
964-2808.

'93 seeds, giant orange tithonia torch generous amt., $2 plus SASE. Jean Butler, Star Rte. Box 272B, Marble Hill 30148.

Mondo border grass $15/100 plants, varie gated liriope grass $4/bunch. Billy Swann, Stockbrldge. 404-474-2769.

20 pink coral vine seed $2 SASE. O. Allison, 1948 Central Ave., Waycross. 706-285-7896.

Orchids, over 800 cattleyas, many in sheath, must sell, all for $2000. Adrain

'90-2 Horse Ponderrosa bumper pull trlr., Irg., exc. cond., mats, elec. brks., undercoated, $1800. M. Pruitt, Suches. 706-7473861.
'92 Ponderosa cattle trlr., 16' metal top, esc. dr., spare tire, center section, $1900. Walter Brown, Mllledgevllle. 912-452-8495.______

neck, will trade nice 2 Horse. D. Williams, Jackson. 404-775-1572.
Crosby Prix de Saute saddle, 16 1/2", good cond., $350. Kimberly Wallace, Rome. 706291-4654.
Western saddle-Bona Alien, handmade by orig. Bona Saddle maker Jessie Elenburg &

Fescue hay, Irg. sq. bales, Danger, Roswell. 404-993-6621.

$1.65/bale. ____

R.

4" perennials, 200 var., $1 ea., drought tolerant, hardy pindo palms, others, display garden, call or visit. Selah Ahlstrom, Jackson.
404-775-4967

Fortenberry, Clarkston. 404-296-6768._____
Pachysandra, green carpet variety ground cover, drought resistant, $3.75/doz., you pay shipping, exc. root. MaryAnn Crossfield,

5 sm. cactus $1 plus 3 stamps for post. Ellenwood. 404-474-0645.

Ruby Proctor, 335 Mary Alice Gumming. 30131. 404-887-1654.

Park

Rd.,

Peacock orchids, shasta daisy, feverfew, beebalm, daylilies, money plants, baby's

'93 Circle W stock trlr., 20' Gooseneck w/ center gate & esc. dr., adj. cupler, $3900. Bill Korsack, Taylorsvllle. 404-387-4543 hm. or 425-0707 wrk.
'93 W W 16x6 stock trlr., 4 wheel elec. brks., esc. dr., middle gate, slide swing back gate. L. Strickland, Trlon. 706-734-2948.________
1 All-Purpose English saddle, $100, asst'd tack avail., also. S. Blackwood, LaGrange. 706-884-2290.
1 horse sgl. axle, factory made (Linville) trlr., very good cond., white, w/saddle comp., $1000. J. Noel, Dalton. 706-673-4040.______
14" Western saddle & pad, $100/obo. B. L. Gardner, Clermont. 404-983-3615 aft. 6pm.

stamped, 16" rnd skirted brn./burgandy, like

new, $300. L. Casey, Buford. 404-932-1797.

'79 4-horse/stock G-N trlr. 30' total, $4000

neg.; want 30-40' G-N stock trlr., 16" wheels,

div. 3 sec., prefer HD pipe const. J. Gouge,

Monroe. 404-267-8882.

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25 breeder rabbits w/5 hutches, some lop

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Advertisers of agricultural seed must submit a current germination report (not more than 9 months old) for each type seed advertised. Reports will be returned upon request.
Certain varieties of seed are protected from propagation unless they are grown as a class of certified seed. For example, wheat seed such as Florida 304, Coker 9134, Coker 9835 and soybean seed, such as Doles 6738, 6847 and Haskell may not be propagated for sale unless the seed has been grown as a class of certified seed. Propagation of such seed is a violation of the Plant Variety Protection Act and the Federal Seed Act. If you have questions regarding

6 exotic flowering size cacti & succulents, breath, yd. coleus, $1/Tbsp. w/SASE. Jean

ea. one diff., satisfaction gtd., $12 plus $3 Stacey, 2002 Old Newnan Rd., Carrollton

post. Donna Key, Rte. 1, Box 1423-G, Box 30117.

Spring 31801.________________

Pink or white oxalis bulbs 3 doz./$10, Star-

All col. daylily bulbs 2 doz./$12, daffodils or of-Bethlehem bulbs 2 doz./$10, pink/white

dbl. buttercups 2 doz./$12, Rose-of-Sharon $2/ yarrow $2/pk. w/SASE. Leigh Garrett, Box 182,

pk. w/SASE. A. Mashburn, 4 Reynolds Bend Esom Hill 30138.

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Rd., Rome 30161.________________ Pink, white yarrow, white bearded iris $1/

All col. bearded iris 2 doz./$20 ppd., Queen clump plus $2.50 post. Debbie Payne, 413 N.

Anne's lace or ageratum $2/pk. w/SASE. F. Central Ave., Blackshear 31516. 912-449-6949.

Brooks, 30105.

674

New

Rosedale

Rd.,

Armuchee

Seed $1.50 ea. w/SASE; nigella, damascena or orientalis, bird's cage or pallida primrose,

Amaryllis bulbs $18/doz. postpaid, canna mirabilis longiflora. K. Lane, 1407 W. Magno-

bulbs $12/doz. postpaid. Brett Stewart, Rte. 1, lia, Valdosta 31601.______________

Lyons 30436._________________ Seeds $1 w/SASE; elegans or brazilensis,

Amaryllis seed, mix, $1 w/SASE, orchids, Dutchman's pipe, evg. primrose, balsam,

16" Roping saddle w/rawdhide, suede seat, eared $150 all. Perry McKinney, Nashville. certified seed, call the Market Bulletin office or Ige. collection; cattleya, cembidums, vanda, maroon hibiscus, larkspur, hollyhock. Alejo

$330; 15" Ropers $250, Barrel $260, Australian 912-686-2491.

stock $275, all comfortable, other tack avail. Adult NZW male $8, female $9, San Juan

Gary Cockrell, Winder. 404-867-1664

male $6.50, females $7-$8. John Estes,

the Georgia Department Division, (404) 656-3635.

of Agriculture

Seed

dendrobium. Bobbie Ackerman, 423 Ackerman Rd., Rlncon 31326. 912-826-5827._____

Moore, Rte. 1, Chula 31733.___________ Shasta daisy plants $5/bunch, mxd. iris $5/

i93 crop, certi. Ga. Mitchell oats, cleaned & Thinning our yd., asstd. perennials & doz., liriope $5/doz., no shipping. Mrs. H.F.

15" unused Roping saddle $200, three-$160, Conyers. 404-918-8969.

bagged, 2 bsh. bags, 96% germ., $5/bsh. Eric eseeding annuals, good prices, healthy Alexander, 617 McDonough Rd., Hampton

1 saddle, used little, $125. Roger Cox, Baby Lops, 2 young Satin does $5 ea. W. Moxley, Rte. 1, Box 433, Alley 30410. 912-537- plants. Linda Hutton, Marietta. 404-993-2407. 30228.

Camming. 404-889-6917._____________ Faulk, Forsyth. 912-994-4917.

9953.

Basketball, longneck dipper, bsh. gourd Var. of plants & shrubs, you dig, also seeds.

16 1/2" drk. brn. John Goodwin Dressage Bunnies, NZ & Holland Lop mix., 3 mos. & 2 '93 KY 31 tall fescue, mxd. seed, KY 31- seeds 10/$1 w/SASE. John Torpy III, Rte. 3, B. Cason, Hiram. 404-943-5494.

saddle, long billets, made in England, 3 mos old, $400. Kim Cortey, Tyrone. 404-631-9851.

mos. $10 ea. M. Propper, Douglasvllle. 404942-6896.

86%, orchardgrass-8%, combine run-90% germ., 50 cents Ib., less by ton. J.G. Moseley,

3ox 37, Swalnsboro 30401.

_____

Variegated liriope, mondo grass, English &

Beau, white Magic Lily, amaryllis bulbs, Wilson ivy, gal. cont./$2 ea., sev. Ige. boxwood

16' bumper pull livestock trlr. w/center gate, Cute cuddly Mini Lop babies, wh. & grey, ujcDonough. 404-957-4025.___________ daylilies, orange/yel., old time blue iris, holly, reas. Charles Woodliff, Alpharetta. 404-

good tires, brks., new paint, oak fir., $1800. under 6 wks. old $10 ea. Debbie Whitworth, Zeke Lambert, Madison. 706-342-1953 or 3392. Lawrencevllle. 404-963-0952.
16" Rawhide Roper $425, 15" Western Lge. mix. breed rabbits, asstd. cols.,

'93 Wrens Abruzzi rye seed, cleaned/ daffodils, Watsonia bulbs, dried money plant, 475-5365.

bagged, 92% germ., $7/bsh., less than 25 shrubbery, blue ageratum, other. R. Beach, bsh.- $7.50/bsh. Julia Shelley, Rte. 3, Box Duluth. 404-476-1163.

Water hyacinths for farm ponds & water gardens, fast growing, blue flowers, prolific,

saddle $195,15 1/2" Roper saddle $150. Diane Dwarfs, bunnies solid & broken cols., fryers 1430, Bryon 31008. 912-956-5349.________ Blue larkspur, blue & white columbine seed $2 ea. or 3/$5 plus $2 post. ea. order. Alfred

Roberon, Dublin. 912-984-4830._________ $4/up. Tonya Colsson, LaGrange. 706-845- Abruzzi rye seed, cleaned & bagged, 90% 1 w/SASE, plant in fall, bloom '94. R. Fugate, Roloff, 755 Waddell Rd., Bremen 30110.

17 1/2" Stubben Romanus Dressage saddle. 0087.

germ. John Miller, Geneva. 706-269-3843/3842. 4839 Jones Br. Cir., Norcross 30092.

Yellow, pink hibiscus, golden raintree,

8 mos. old pert, cond., incl. stirrups leathers. Mini Lop bunnies & breeders, also asstd. Catawissia white multiplying onions $10.' Bonsai, collected plants, azaleas, Boule- vines, red cypress, (hummingbird), white

$850. A. Cargile, Hoswell. 404-642-7099.

indoor/outdoor cages, top fill bottles & qlty. gal. ppd. Joe Patterson, 162 Ambrose Cir., >ard cypress trident, junipers, Ige. & sm. cypress, balloon $1/pkt. w/SASE. B. Bryj.nl,

17" blk. Kieffer Wien dressage saddle, feeders. Kathy Kunz, Gumming. 404-887-0901. Jackson 30233. 404-775-2458.

Wanting stones & slabs. C. Antley, Jones- 1143 Rosedale Rd., Atlanta 30306. 404-874-

$500; 17" blk. Protrainer by Thornhill, unused, Mini Lop females, long Angora type hair, Fruit trees, pecans, grapes, scuppernongs, H>ro. 404-603-6983 aft. 6pm.___________ 5354.

saddle $300. P. Schwartz, Stone Mountain. wh., 4 mos., short hair neutered buck, all $5 blackberries, raspberries, figs, blueberris, Cane begonia, angel's-wing plants, dbl.

404-879-6096.

ea. Sue Harris, Marietta. 404-992-1669.

2 close contact saddles, 1 ridden 6 mos., 16 1/2", one 16 1/2" Richmond Saddlery. O. Walker, Rocky Face. 706-673-2246.______

Mini Lop bunnies $10 Marietta. 404-971-8820.

ea.

Carole

Core,

NZW, Flemish Giant, Mini Lops, brood

Circle Y saddle, 3 mos. old, comfortable, stock, bunnies, dressed fryers, also cages. M.

incl. pad/stand, 404-322-1935.

$600.

D.

Patrick,

Conyers.

Williams, Franklin. 706-675-3048.________

2 horse gooseneck, exc. cond., $3500. Hal Newman, Thomson. 706-595-5488._______

Qlty. pedi. Jersey Woolie & Rex bunnies/ breeders, Mini Lops, NZ/mix. bunnies. K. Kiley, Snellvllle. 404-979-8950.________

2-horse bumper pull, mats & pads, good cond., $1300. D. Chapman, Gumming. 404-8892074.

Bunnies $4, meat rabbits $5 or 4/S20, breeding stock, wh. & brn. & blk. spotted, trade for corn. J. Pluta, Sparta. 706-444-8920.

2-Horse, bumper some work, $750. L. 964-7220.

pull horse trlr., needs Ackerman, Rlncon. 912-

Rabbits, all sizes & cols. $3-$5. Lindy Padgett. 430 Rivers Rd., Wllllamson 30292. 404-229-5005.

20' Gooseneck stock trlr., Rawhide Brand, hvy duty, 6' w, 75" hgt., 20' inside, center divider, new tires, 6 lug axles, oak fir., $1750.

San Juan rabbits starting at $5. C. Harrison, Danville. 912-962-3411.

flowering peach. M.L. Williams, Franklin. 706- mpatien plants, 4 cols., $2.75 ea. Ben

675-3048.

Yarbrough, 330 Landers Dr., Mableton 30059.

Wanted

TARA & Fla. Fry scuppernong type grapes, 404-948-2376.

ia. & Fla. latest releases, exc. self-fertile var. Cape jasmine, forsyth, pakleaf & regular Want achimenes; Compact Arnold, fim-

M.F. Sasser, Box 678, Twin City 30471. 912- hydrangea, snowball, red tip, hollies, liriope, briata, Kingwood Pink, Gloxinia, turen, Lindi-

763-2985/765-2207.

weigela, dwarf cannas, wisteria. M.L. Wil- niana, yellow bird, tessa. K. Lane, 1407 W.

White multiplying, Silver set, nest onions, iams, Franklin. 706-675-3048.__________ Magnolia, Valdosta 31601.___________

510/gal. ppd. A.J. Joyce, Rte. 1, Box 84, Chinaberry trees, one yr. old, fast growing, Want asclepias fruiticosa, cleome arabica,

Homervllle 31634-9722.

plant now, $5 plus $3 post. Joyce Landers, rossandra puberula, oxalis depressa, phy-

Wrens Abbruzzi rye, 92% germ., cleaned, bagged & treated, 1st yr. from cert. J.O. King,

8470 Rivertown Rd., Falrburn 30213. 404-964'682.

sostegia amurensis, tacca chantrieri, reas. Alejo Moore, Rte. 1, Chula 31733._______

Cochran. 912-934-6151.

Coreopsis seed, plant now for yel. blooms Want coronation gold yarrow plants. Emilie

Wrens Abruzzi rye seed, cleaned & bagged, no weed seed, 87% germ., $8/bsh. Stan Mosley, Cobbtown. 912-685-6211.

next summer, 1/4 cup/$1 w/SASE. Claudine Arnsdorff, Box 1209, Springfield 31329. 912-
54-9484.

Stevens, Box 532, Dahlonega 30533. 706-8649159.
Want native ferns, perennials, lilies, yellow

Daffodils, chartreuse, ice follies, mt. hood, oleander. C. Vernon Ayers, Box 277, Kingston

Wanted

B/doz., mt. hood $25/100, all PP. Ruby 30145. 404-336-5585.

tedmon, Rte. 2, Box 180, Rlnggold 30736

Want river birch trees; also want apple

Rusty Rogers, Homer. 706-677-2927._____

San Juan rabbits, raised on the ground, breeds & fryers, also wire cages 10', 3 & 4'

24' four horse gooseneck, Irg. dr. rm. w/ sec. Pete Bell, Watklnsvllle. 706-769-5736.

saddle racks, Irg. tack comp., pads, mats,

ramp, 2 esc. drs., fully encl. $3995/trade. San Juan bunnies & rabbits, 4 wks. old $4, 8

Vernon Dudley, Hiram. 404-943-1894._____

wks. old $5. 869-7849.

Bobby

Smith,

Galnesvllle.

404-

All steel cattle bodies, exc. for hauling

livestock or straw. P. Davis, Lyons. 912-526- San Juans, Holland Lops, NZW, 4 mos. to

3849.

breeders $5/up. Charles Sapp, Barnesvllle.

Want an ischia white fig bush or trees. J. Register, Blakely. 912-723-5298.________
* Ads are computer referenced by telephone number, so it is essential that the advertiser's telephone number be submit-

Daylilies, 14 named, sgl. divisions $24 ppd., 30/$45 ppd., 50/$68 ppd., $0.52 stamp for list, ean Swann, Box 7686, Warner Robins 31095. 912-953-4778.
Daylilies, 200/more licensed hybrid var., $3 up, shipped UPS, send $0.52 post, for list. M. Clause, 1050 Little River Ln., Alpharetta 30201.404-740-1371.

rees, Gala & Mutsu var. Bonnie Hill, 3567 .ondon Rd., Chamblee 30341. 404-458-2752
* Ads will be published only once each time submitted unless the advertiser specifies in writing on the notice that the ad is to be published more than one week. Ads may be published consecutively up to a'

404-358-2340. Ail-Purpose English saddle, brn., 18", good cond., incl. pad & all fittings, $225/obo. J. When you are responding to an ad, Derrick, Lawrencevllle. 404-962-7273._____ please read it carefully. Many advertisers
prefer not to ship and will specify in their

ted with each ad. Advertisers who do not want a telephone number printed in their ads should note this fact on the face of the advertisement furnished to the BULLE

Daylilies, send 52 cent stamp for descripive list of 500 var. Bill Trundle, Heritage Farm Daylilies, Rte. 1, Box 291, Ringgold 307369722.

maximum of four (4) weeks. A new notice must be submitted after each maximum 4week period if the advertiser wants the advertisement to continue. Ads cannot be

Call 1-800-342-1440 for livestock prices.

ad, "available at farm" or "no shipping."

TIN.

taken via telephone.

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Hybrid bream, bluegill bream, shellcrack-
ers, channel catfish fingerlings & bass fingerlings. Gary Bailey, Franklin. 404-854-

Out of State Wanted

Prison Farm
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// you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Mia Haney at 651-9084.
The Miscellaneous for Sale category includes the following subcategorles: bees, honey and supplies; things to eat; herbs; fish, worms and supplies; fertilizers and mulches; firewood; and oddities. Only one ad per household Is permit-

4862. _____________________

Red wigglers, bedrun worms, 5000/$20, // you have questions regarding ads in this 10,000/$35, shipped ppd. w/instr. R. Stapleton, category, call Mia Haney at 651-9084.

Rte. 1, Box 105, Lumber City 31549 912-363- Want job as farm manager/herdsman, 20

4451.

__________ yrs. exp., row crops & cattle. Ben Copeland,

Sterile grass carp, qty. disc., channel cats, 309 Jacobs Hgwy., Clinton, SC. 29325. 803-

bluegills, evg. pickups by appt., Mon.-Sat., 833-1881.

Metro Atlanta or statewide dely., call 7-9 pm.

Del Chapman, Atlanta. 404-957-8916.____ Sterile grass carp $6 ea., channel catfish

Firewood

on about 3,200 acres and produce beef and swine on another 2,900 acres, according to Warden Johnny Sikes.
The statewide food and

ledgville. Last year, inmates work-
ing at the cannery at Rogers
CI produced 3.9 million onegallon cans of vegetables that were shipped to the

ted in the Miscellaneous for Sale category.

fingerlings, bluegill, largemouth bass, hybrid striped bass avail., dely. avail. Paul Williams,
Hawklnsvllle. 912-892-3144/783-2309.

All firewood advertised in the Market Bulletin must be cut from the advertiser's personally

farm system keeps almost 2,500 inmates busy daily

state's correctional institutions by the department's

Bees, Honey & Supplies
All bees and bee equipment must be certified disease free by the Department of Agriculture before being advertised. Please notify the Entomology Division, Room 304, Capitol Square, Atlanta GA 30334, (404) 656-3641, and an Inspection will be made free of charge. First ad must be accompanied by current report

Sterile triploid grass carp & adult sun- owned property.

fishes, statewide dely. Barbara Boggs Ervin In addition, by law, terms such as face cord,

Savannah. 800-869-3544.

rack, pile, truckload, etc., cannot be used to

Worm

harvester,

motor

driven,

used

less

advertise firewood. Advertisers must use the standard unit of measure, the cord, when

than one yr. Billy Whittle, 111 Twin Pines Rd., specifying the amount of firewood for sale.

Cordele. 912-273-5970 anytime.

Kindling fat lightered cat faces, going fast

Fertilizers & Mulches at $80/cd., I load, you haul. Frank Miller, Hazlehurst. 912-375-5219.____________________

producing, processing and preparing vegetables and
fruits, hay and silage, pork, beef, milk and eggs.
Today, although Rogers CI has the largest prison

fleet of tractor-trailer
trucks. " In the past decade, the
Rogers CI dairy has more than doubled milk production from 306,301 gallons in

which will be returned upon request.
'93 honey, Wildflower $10/gal., Sourwood $18/gal., call for info, on other size jars Dennis Hicks, Blalrsvllle. 706-745-5955.
Fresh local wildflower honey $15/gal., $4.25/qt., Sourwood $22/gal., $6/qt. Lanier Haney, Alpharetta. 404-475-7353 or 740-8547.

'92 fescue for mulch, sq. bales in barn, $1.50. Danny Sossoman, Franklin. 706-675 8428.
Chicken manure, not litter, 50 Ib. feed bag/ $20, 25 lb./$10 by appt. only. R. James, College Park. 404-964-6773.________

Pine & hdwd. trees, 5 or more A., you cut & remove. Katherine Pike, Acworth. 404-9751213.
Seasoned, split firewood, 20" long, $85/cd. some kindling, you haul. Dan Montroy Gumming. 404-844-9175._______________
Split hdwd., del. & stacked in Athens area

farm, other farming operations are located as follows: Hays CI, Trion; Indian Ford Farm, Lyons; Lee Arrendale
CI, Alto; Montgomery CI,

1983 to 656,430 gallons last
fiscal year. Inmates working at the
beef unit at Rogers slaughtered and processed almost

One Cowan mini uncapper w/melter, circu lating pump water heater & drip trough, $2000. Roger Anderson, Jesup. 912-427-7294.____

Composted chicken litter $10-$15 pickup 1/3 cd./$45. Bart Cauthen, Colbert. 706-795

load. J. Mazurek, Braselton. 706-654-3899.

5660.

________

Free dirt & rocks, hauled, del. & pushed w/ Split oak, 22-24", 3/4 cd./$85, del. Jones

Mount Vernon; Walker CI, Lafayette; Washington CI,

900,000 pounds of beef a decade ago, and last year

Will remove honeybees in Atlanta & surrounding area, local Wildflower honey $15/ gal. W.O. Canady, Douglasvllle. 404-942-3887.

loader, w/in 20 mi. of Downtown Atlanta. Doug Clack, Llthonla. 404-498-7515.
Free horse manure/straw mix, bring tools,

bora area. Hunter Searcy, Jonesboro. 404

471-7196.

________

Want hdwd. logs for firewood, del. &

Davisboro; Wayne Odum; and prisons in

CI, Mil-

produced more than 1.1 million pounds.

you load, W. Cobb, 7 mi. from Marietta dumped, will accept shorter lengths. B.

Things To Eat

Square. J. Clark, Marietta. 404-427-5846.

Hatfield, Kennesaw. 404-974-4981._______

Mulch hay in barn $1.25/bale, topsoil & fill Want oak, del. to 75 So. Jodeco Exit, need dirt. Rickey Emerson, Auburn. 404-963-5591. 100 plus cds, can drag logs off trailer w/

Safety Week

'93 butternut squash, diff. sizes, $0.30/lb., no shipping. R. Willoughby, Hwy. 80, Rte. 1, Box 181, Stapleton 30823. 706-547-2802.
'93 crop of sundried apples, $3.50/lb., no shipping. Shirley Jackson, 2734 Hgwy. 92 S., Fayettevllle 30214. 404-227-7315.________
'93 sundried apples $3/qt., freezer bags, no shipping. B. Shadburn, 5801 Blackjack Rd., Flowery Branch. 404-945-3219._________
'93 sundried apples $4/lb., no shipping. Lucy Maddox, Lllburn. 404-921-6894.________
'93 sundried tart apples 5 Ib. min./$24 postpaid, '93 sundried peaches $5/lb. post paid. Retha Jones, 3547 Dover Rd., Gaines-

Rabbit manure, 50 Ib. rabbit feed bags/ $2.50, small bed pickup load, you load $35. M.L. Williams, Franklin. 706-675-3048.
Topsoil from my farm, will del. dump truck loads, also do hauling or load your truck. Jerry Wiley, Dallas. 404-459-8039.
Wheat & rye straw, good hvy. bales, 100 bales/$140, 2000 avail. Waylon Davenport, Rlchland. 912-838-4543.
Wheat straw $2.25/bale. Ernest Powell, Hampton. 404-946-9169.____________
Wheat straw, sq. bales, clean, bright, $2/ bale. J.E. Jeanes, Gray. 912-986-3303.______

Bobcat. Tim Wright, Jonesboro. 404-471-0063.
Timber for Sale
II you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Mia Haney at 651-9084.
Timber must be individually owned and produced by the advertiser on his/her own property. No companies or businesses are allowed.
3 A. never cut Ige. pine & some oak, make offer. Bert Vigreut, Conyers. 404-496-2566 aft. 6pm. or 760-0158.__________________

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-June, July and August have the highest risk of accidental death for farm youth in many farm states.
The Georgia Healthy Farmers Project has developed a self-administered Farm Safety Checklist for

To receive a free copy of the checklist, write: Georgia Healthy Farmers Project, Farm Safety Checklist, Two Peachtree St., S.W., Annex 5, Atlanta, Ga. 30303.

vllle 30507. 404-536-1712.
Dressed rabbits $5 ea. Charles Sapp, Barnesvllle. 404-358-2340.
Ga. Red sweet potatoes, bulk or graded, priced according to grade. Paul Powers, 206 Powers Rd., Cordele 31015. 912-273-5874.

Good, dry compost, well pulverized, $10/ load or 2/$18 you pick up, $30/load del. J.W. Vanhorn, Decatur. 404-922-2128 or 288-0399/ barn.
Oddities

Pines & hdwd. trees, you cut, clean up, haul, must be insured, make offer, Clayton Co. B. Daniels, Rlverdale. 404-907-7716.
Christmas Trees

farm families. Anyone in a family can conduct the safety check, the only requirement is that the per-

When mailing ads, keep in mind that Wednesday noon is our deadline for the following week's paper. Submit your notices well in advance of the deadline, so they will appear in the paper on the date

Muscadines, scuppernongs. you pick S2.50/

// you have questions regarding this category, son be old enough to read. you desire.

gal., we pick $3.50/gal., call for availability & Beau, black, brown, silver, gray & charcoal call Mia Haney at 651-9084.

time. Jack Thomas, Senola. 404-253-9541.

corriedale fleeces for sale. T.R. Mclnvale,

Muscadines & scuppernongs, pick your own. Tony Vincent, Conyers. 404-483-8442.
Muscadines & scuppernongs, you pick $4/ gal., we pick $5/gal. Ed Harris, Marietta. 404992-1669 aft. dk.
Muscadines, scuppernongs, pick your own, Rich's Country Vineyard, 10am.-6pm., Thurs.Sun. Robert Rich, Luella. 404-954-1363. ___
Muscadines & scuppernongs, Miracle Vine

2166 Rocky Bottom Rd., The Rock 30285. 706647-8776.
Beeswax, natural, 1/2 Ib. bar, $6 postpaid. S.J. Morgan, 5782 Savannah Hgwy., Sylvania 30467.
Lge. cedar tree, 30-35' high, $3/ft. Loreen Sutton, East Point. 404-766-3797.___ ___
Wool, natural shades dk. wool fleeces, interesting col. & texture, $20/fleece. Carole

Accepting contracts for wholesale lots of Va. pine Christmas trees, 6-10'. C. Hess, Hess Tree Farm, Monroe. 404-267-9428 or 800-4049428.

Applique quilt blocks not sheeting but
good material, Dutch boy, girl, butterflies, Dplate, flower 12/$15 or 24/$25 plus post. Mrs.
Wilson Daniel, 101 Hart Terrace, Hartwell.

Va. pine Christmas tree, exc. qlty., shape & 706-376-2537.

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color, 5-8', $9-$13, qty. and early-buy disc., del. avail. Steve Green, Rte. 3, Louisville 30434. 912-625-7723.

Approx. 100 cotton feed socks, some white w/patterns, quilt top ready for quilting. Lamar
Land, Rte. 1, Box 705, Rochelle. 31079. 912

365-7316.

Beau, potpourri hangers, hang on wall in car or closet, great gift, lace, beads, ribbon & ruffles, var. colors $5 ea. & $1.75 ship/hand. M. Bennett, Rte. 5, Box 120, Elberton. 30635.
Beau, thich cro., lap & baby crib afghan's & 36"x36" baby blanket $20 ea. plus $2 post., cro. snowflakes, sm. 75 cent ea., Irg. $1.25 ea. Sandra Ouinton, 333 Mason Rd., Crandall. 30711.706-695-1770.

yard, US. 80 btw. Geneva & Talbotton, Sept. Core, Marietta. 404-971-8820.

Aunt Jemima toaster covers, handpainted 2 Irg. quilt, 1 star red white & blue, little

thru Oct. Dik Klok, Box 415, Talbotton 31827.

faces, aporn signed & dated, choice of dress Dutch girl, queen size, handquilted $200 ea.

706-269-3120.
Old time preserving figs & pears, now taking orders, figs $5/gal., pears $12/bsh. Eloise Brock, Alpharetta. 404-475-6892.
Pick your own, muscadines & scupper nongs $3/gal., we furnish picking cont. James Reynolds, Loganvllle. 404-466-2774.______
Vine ripened tomatoes, white butterbeans, yellow squash. Virginia Adams, Adams Farm, Hwy. 54 W., Fayettevllle. 404-461-9395.
You pick muscadines & scuppernongs, Fri.Sat., 10-6pm., Sun. 1-6 pm. or by appt. Dianne Elkins, 3016 Hgwy. 81, Hampton. 404-3668235.
Herbs
Elephant garlic, '93 crop, clovers per Ib., med./$3.50, lge./$4.50, post. $1.50 Ib. Geo Howell, 4 Mimosa Rd., Griffin. 404-227-6795.
Fresh jalapeno peppers $4/gal., no Sunday sales. Sarah Acree, Alvaton. 706-538-6808.
Leek bulbs, row run sizes, 25/$3.50 plus $1.50 shipping. Lavon Wood, 519 Maddox Rd., Dublin. 912-275-9855.
Pineapplemint, orangemint, bee balm, oregano, lemongrass $1/clump, $2.50 post.

Miscellaneous Wanted
Want apple cider press in working cond. John Phillips, Whltesburg. 404-214-2336.
Want bsh. hamper baskets, state number avail. & price. H.M. Gibson, 815 E. Waring St., Waycross 31501. 912-283-2407 Ive. msg.
Want cast iron door & frame off old heater or boiler, approx. 18" opening. Dick Sellers, Byron. 912-956-1863.____________________
Want cast iron lard press or sausage stuffer, approx. 8 qt. size, reas. Jack Snyder, Hephzlbah. 706-554-7959 evg.__________
Want concrete cinderblocks for garden wall, chipped, moss-covered OK, free or cheap. Carol Chapman, High Shoals. 706-7698829.
Want plastic feed bags w/o holes, prefer 2 bsh./more size. Frank Eaton, 4441 Bethany Rd., Madison. 706-342-0727 nights.____________
Want fill dirt or rocks dumped on my prop. Joseph Scruggs, College Park. 404-525-3389.
Want free horse manure for garden mulch in Hartwell area. E. Morvant, Hartwell. 706376-5156.
Want high cap. tank for water well. H.C. Thompson, Jefferson. 706-4938.________

All Items in the Handicrafts column must be

usable In the home or on the farm; all items

must have been made by the advertiser and not

purchased for resale.

12" handmade bows for extra Irg. packages,

Christmas decorating, or mail boxes, red,

white, blue, or pink $2.50 ea., cannot ship.

Lisa Payne, Rte. 6, Box 6971, Winder. 30680.

404-867-7769.

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15 diff. mdl. of whirlygigs, e.g. fisherman or Sawyer $25 ppd. SASE for complete list. S. Satchel, 2914 Old Thompson Mill Rd., Buford.
30518. 404-932-1932.________________

15" tops turvy handmade cloth dolls w/

reverse heads, 1 blk., 1 wh. on ea. dolls hair &

dress all cols. $10 ea. plus $2.50 for post.

Shelby Harris, 191 Tom Goddard Rd., Jack

son. 30233.404-775-5158.

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18" heirloom rag doll sunbonnet, lace & embroidery on dress $30. Helen Carroll, 1919 Martin Rd., Marietta. 30060. 404-429-0125.

2 beau. era. patch work afghans, diff. designs approx. 66"x66" $40 plus $3 post ea. Carol Williams, 3980 Waycross Hwy., Jesup.

31545.

_____________

3 D plastic canvas cross, 10" high $6 plus

col. $12 ppd. 7 1/2-8" tall. Lucille Manders,

4217 Thompson Mill Rd., Buford. 30518. 404-

945-2487.

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Baby afghans assorted colors $12.50 plus $2 post/handling, snow flakes 5"-6" $1.50 ea. or $15 doz. Elizabeth LeMunyon, 826 Rich-
mond Rd., Macon. 31206.________________

Baby quilts holly hobby, boy quilts w/pillow $30 ea. plus post., queen quilt $200. Willa Mooney, Rt. 5, Box 292, EHIJay. 30540. 706-
273-3256.

Barbie & Ken clothes, 8 sets $12.50 ppd. Diane Annabel, 114 Chandler St., Tennile.

31089.____ ____ __________
Barbie doll, white satin bride dress, long sway in back, lots of lace, 5 satin roses, veil & crinoline $9.50 ppd. Nell Jones, 3767 Plumerest Rd., Smyrna. 30082. 404-435-7589.

Barbie fashions, 9 outfits $25/ppd. $2. Carol
Heath, 119 Brooks-Woolsey Rd., Fayettevllle. 30214. 404-461-4006.

Barbie furniture, wardrobe closet, dresser, bed, etc., all handmade, all wood, request further descriptions & prices. R. Buchman,
2175 Britley Terrace, College Park. 30349. 404-767-4490.

Beau, artwork painted by local artist.

Mildred Tapp. 2685 Vista Ave., Doravllle. 404-

457-7461.

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plus post. Penny Horton, Rt. 5, Box 292C, EHIJay. 30540. 706-635-4567.
Bible covers $10, please state height, width & thickness. Dorothy Alien, P.O. Box 305, Winder. 30680. 404-867-2078.
Bird houses, all sizes, reas. priced. Ralph Amburgy, 5844 Old Bill Cook Rd., College Park. 30349. 404-209-8459.
Birdhouses, yard figures, swingin boy & girl, napkin holder recipe holder, towel holder. R. Bankston. 409 Old Greenville Rd. Fayette vllle. 30214.
Wind chimes diff. size pipe & length gal., copper, alum., ( 36" tends to keep deer away); birdhouses plexiglass side to watch birds, SASE please, waterproof painted. Sam Hedgepath, Macon 912-743-0777.__________
Blue baby bibs w/dinosaur front $7 ea. ppd. Glenda Crosby, P.O. Box 442, Baxely. 31513.
Bluebird nesting boxes $12 ppd., bat boxes $15 ppd., butterfly boxes $15 ppd., all solid cedar w/instructions. John Chaney, 460 Hwy. 211, Winder. 30680. 404-867-8263._______
Bluebird nesting boxes, pine, built to spec., hinged top, ready for mounting $8. Tom DeVane, Oglethorpe. 912-937-2473.______
Cap rack, holds 20 caps, $7.50 incl. S&H. J. Cann, Rte. 1, Box 602, Montlcello. 31064.

Debbie Payne, 413 N. Central Ave., Blackshear 31516. 912-449-6949.___________
Seed $1 w/SASE; mullein, toothache plant, pasilla or bird's eye pepper. Alejo Moore, Rte. I.Chula 31733.___________________________
Seed $1.50 ea. w/SASF.; phlomis fruticosa or samia, physalis francheti, mini purplette onion, parsley. B. Lane, 1407 W. Magnolia, Valdosta 31601
Fish, Worms & Supplies
2 aerators $325 ea., also sev. trout seines. Bob Burkart, Blalrsvllle. 706-745-2982._____
Channel catfish fingerlings, sterile grass carp $6.50, qty. disc., statewide dely. avail., call to order bass & bream fingerlings. Randy Benninglon, Gumming. 404-889-9341.
Channel fingerlings, water proof & swim ming, $10/100, you pick up. John Hogan, Locust Grove. 404-957-8940.
Fishing worms, Ige., small amis., complete instr., start own beds, bargain price, instr.

Want log splitter, prefer vertical, 7/more hp., 30 ton ram., will consider all inquiries. Bruce Kingston, McDonough. 404-957-2776._____
Want old roofing slate, will pay according to cond. Flynn Taylor, Cleveland. 706-8651061.
Want old farm house in restorable cond. w/ in 40 mi. of Athens to move onto our prop. N. McNair, Athens. 912-489-1354 evg.__________
Want sawmill w/diesel pwr. unit, planer, edger, other. Woodrow Pittman, Rte. 4, Johnson Corner Rd., Lyons 30436. 912-5657941.
Want to buy corral panels & farm gates, can need paint or repair. Ray Penland, Jasper. 404-735-4887.
Want used tin, 5V, 7 or 8' lengths. John Hitchcock, Atlanta. 404-656-7800 day or 7868768 aft. 6 pm.___________________
Want wood burning cook stave, good working order, reas, price. L.L. Escoe, Conyers. 404-483-2141._____________
For answers to questions, or solutions to

$1.25. Yvonne Green, 166 N. Brentwood, Locust Grove. 30248.404-957-2180._______
Critters made from old quilt, 18' bears, cats $7 ppd; mini pillows & sets of coaster $4 ppd. Doris Durham, 308 Confederate Ave., Dallas. 30132.404-445-3636.__________________
7 straight chairs needs caning, no seats, make offer. R. Hamby, 4365 Central Drive, Stone Mountain. 30083.
8 pointed star ripple baby afghan, 48" diameter $25 plus $5.50 post., knitted stretchable, hairband $2.50 plus 55 cent post., choose color, cash or M.O. please. Julie Clark, 1057-B Hwy. 78, Monroe. 30655.____
Afghans ripple all sizes & color, shell, all sizes & color, good for Christmas gifts.

Beau, dressed replica of original cabbage

patch dolls, various sizes $50 ea. Sara Morvant, Rte. 3, Box 3663, Hartwell. 30643. 706-376-5156.

Beau. Glimakra loom, standard counter march 54" w/bench & 2 reeds $1500. Alison Baker, 365 Seavy St., Senola. 30276. 404-599-

8416.

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Beau, handcrafted teddy bear bed dolls, 10"

w/4" baby doll attch. $35, check or M.O. shipped VIA UPS, PP. Mrs. V. Guess, 113

Cleveland Rd., Bossvllle. 30741. 706-861-6439.

Beau, handquilted quilts several sizes & cols., grandmothers fan, dbl. wedding ring & step around the mtn., quilt tops, some w/

lining, reas. Susie McCord, 1096 Elliott Circle,

Cathedral window sweatshirt heart, fan, butterfly or diamond design $25 ppd., Christ mas tree $32.50 ppd., state size, color, design. Linda Parker, 1895 Suwanee Lane, Lawrencevllle. 30243. 404-962-0356.
Cedar bluebird nest boxes w/removable btm. for cleaning, 2/$14, price includes UPS shipping in GA, wren boxes same price. Don Gambrell, P.O. Box 1686, Loganvllle. 30249.
Ceramic magnolia blossom on log $20 ppd., old church people on bench $45 ppd., quality work. B. West, Rte. 8, Box 332, Thomasvllle. 31792.912-226-8835.
Chair & rocker caning of all kinds; also wictfer & rattan restoration- Duke Dufresne, 231 Baker St., Statham. 30666. 404-725-2554.

Lucille Rudeseal, Rte. 2, Box 2391, Cornelia. Conyers. 30207. 404-483-3165

Chair btm. replaced w/rush fiber, hand-

30531.404-778-4589.
African violet pots, 2 pieces, self watering ceramic in variety of sizes & beautiful finishes

Beau, old fashion long tail granny bonnels, 2 way apron bonnet, bib apron w/2 pockets $8 ea. ppd., exc. cond. Ginger Thaxton, 712

woven, quality work, reas. prices. Margie Secrest, 2630 Sol Gaint, Ellenwood. 30049.
404-363-3745.

$7-$25 plus shipping, send SASE for full Stewart St., Carrollton. 30117. 404-834-6030.

Chair caning & minor wicker restoration

details. A. Brown, 3722 Sarah's Lane, Tucker. 30084.404-938-4501.
Curtains especially made for your van or

Beau, pine cone Christmas trees, decorated w/apples or doves, state preference $43; handy pet toiletry washable travel or holding

done, includes both laced & pressed cane, rush, split oak & binder cane. Dotty McDaniel, 1900 Stoney Ridge Rd., Gumming. 30130.

Robert Blake, East Point. 404-209-1246. ___ problems, concerning products and serv- motor home, flatsheets $7 ea., pillow cases $3 bag, can personalize $10. Abby Drawdy, Rte. Chair caning, rockers, ladderback, stools,

ices regulated by the Georgia Dept. of ea. quilt linings $5/$2.25 set post. Minnie 1, Box 649, Hortense. 31543. 912-427-6378.

pressed cane & fiber rush. Donald Lockwood,

Have a problem? Call our toll free "ag Agriculture, call toll-free, 1-800-282-5852 Davis, 1229 Stoney Point Rd., Roopvllle.

2275 DeMooney Rd., College Park. 30349. 404-

consumer line"...1-800-282-5852.

or in metre-Atlanta, 656-3645.

30170.404-854-4785.

Submit ads by Wednesday noon.

964-4948.

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, September 22,1993

Chair caning & minor wicker restoration, Cross stitched county barn 11"x16" for you Eight-pointed star ripple baby afghan, 48 Hand crafted knives, kitchen & butcher Old dolls cheap $5; dolls cro. $55. Elvira

laced, pressed, rush, split oak & binder cane, some pick up & del., regular & special patterns avail. Susan Leggett, Bollngbroke. 912-994-6565.
Chair caning & wood repair on rockers, ladderbacks, stools, etc., refinish, paint, or clean, will do pressed cane w/holes, rush or binding cane, pickup possible. William Boyd, 3821 Rex Circle, Bex. 30273. 404-474-7617.
Child's tooth fairy pillows $1 plus SASE. Carolyn Thomas, 2 Trotter's Glen, Baldwin. 30511.

to mount & frame $26 plus $2 post.; gift socks, Scotty dogs, cats, or ducks $2.50 plus 52 cent post. Mrs. Mildred Hayes, 280 Price
Place, Norcross. 30071. 404-448-2442.

Dbl. bed quilt tops, dbl. wedding ring $45, fan $40 ppd. Lillie Ellis, Rte. 5, Box 232,
Ellljay. 30540.__________________

Dbl. bed size quilt tops, M.O. only $35 ea.,

nine patch, Greek Cross, split nine. Louise

Coram, 2379 Salacoa Rd., Waleska. 30183.

706-337-4478.

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Beau, handmade quilts, butterfly president

diameter $25 plus $5.50 post; knitted stretcha ble hairband $2.50 plus 55 cent post, choos col., cash or M.O. please. Julie Clark, 1057-B Hwy. 78, Monroe. 30655.
Frames for quilting, adjustable up to a kini size, free standing, light wt., send SASE fo free picture & info. Ben Yarbrough, 33( Landers Dr., Mableton. 30059. 404-948-2376.
Fresh flowers, bouquets or arrangements dried & preserved. Cindy Taylor, 135 Boon Rd., Maysvllle. 30558. 706-652-2334._____
Full size cotton quilts $25, applique baty

knives $15; fish fillet $10; case/steak $10; paring knife $7. Dean Parks, P.O. Box 91, Cecil. 31627-0091. 912-794-2703.
Handknit pullover sweater & vests made to order, acrylic $20 & up. Melanie Mealor, 5002 Brookwood Drive, Mableton. 30059. 404-9482095.
Handmade baby quilts & pillow precious moments & others, also toddler quilts & pillows exchange & beau. Willie Giles, 1725 Keys Ferry Rd., McDonough. 30253. 404-9599548.

Kirby, 1190 Maries Lake Rd., Douglasvllle. 30134.
Old fashioned quilting frames $25; button molds $15 ppd., dashers lids $17.50 ppd., top frames $15, bird boxes $7.50; bird feeders $15, rabbit box $8, 2/$15. P. Webb, Rte. 5, Box 69, Elberton. 30635. 706-283-5207.
Open yoke hand Grafted for farm use $40 sm., med., Irg. $50 Irg. Edgar Rice, Auburn. 404-513-0107.
Order cro. cross bookmarks to enclose in Christmas cards, assortment of 13/$15 ppd.

Christmas shop/all ornaments, assort, wholesale, 2 glass display cases, handmade crafts & gifts. Alien Grant, 13 Reagan Rd., Stockbrldga. 30281. 404-954-9356._______
Cinnamon scented bean wreath, your

quilt, dresden plate, many others patterns will do quilting for other. Rosie Bates, 146 Connecticut Ave., Tallapoosa. 30176. 404-574-

7484.

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Designed tops, rd. neck, cap sleeve, beaded

quilts $20, full applique tops $35, pieced $2i plus $2 post. Mrs. J. Parker, 638 Mclntyre Loop, Calhoun. 30701. 706-629-3061.
Furniture repair, refinishing antique restora tions, quality work. John Boone, 2595 Eas

Handmade quilt, 45 yrs. old, beau. $70. Annie Sewell, 3312 Myrtle St., Hapevllle. 30354.
Handmade mama dolls, must for all mothers, wives, hand poem attached about

Mrs. J.L. Hilley, 5123 Big A Rd., Douglasvllle. 30135.404-949-8260.
Order early, authentic moravian handfolded paper Christmas stars, 6/$8 ppd. Sharard Williams, 555 Crabapple Circle, Alpharetta.

choice, lace & bow color $12 ppd. Mary Tatum, Rte. 3, Box 3101, Dawsonvllle. 30534.
706-265-8659.

Aztec yoke in front 100% cotton knit, sizes run Irg., 5 colors $24.95, for detailed info, send $2. Rascon Wade, P.O. Box 160064, Atlanta.

Lake Rd., McDonough. 30253. 404-957-6843.
Garden hoes made from harrow disc hickory handles $23.50 mailed. Jim Andrews

love; handpainted ceramic Christmas village, 30201. 10 pcs., mauve, blue, state preference $180. Ornamental old time well hand pump 30" Jayne Fox, Rte. 1, Hortense. 31543. 912-530- tall crafted from PVC pipe red & alum. $30

Confederate basket placemats $5 set, pot 30316.

_______________ P.O. Box 405, Edison. 31746-0405. 912-835 8871.

plus ship/hand UPS. Mel Klausing, 69 Snyder

holders $2.50 set; quilted napkins $4 set ppd. Fay Flowers, 2477 Thrasher Ave., Maeon. 31206.
Cotton machine made quilts, king size $35;

Denim shirts decorated $25 & up, sweat 2353/2483.

shirts decorated $20, carousel horses 3 sizes, tote bags $10. Pat Corley 16160 Freemanville
Rd., Alpharetta. 30201. 404-475-4283.

Cathedral quilts reg., queen or king, call fo prices, cushions $20 pr., pot holders $2.25, al plus post. Catherine Cole, Rte. 1, Box 93

Handmade & handquilted cotton quilts, all dr., Rte. 5, Rlnggold. 30736. 706-891-9942.
new laundered material, polly filled req. size Paper star Christmas ornaments, 3 dimen $155, king size $225; queen size $185 plus $5 sional 4/$1 plus 2/29 cent stamp. Carrie shipping. Buena Hales, Rte. 3, Box 251, Loman, 1126 Williamsburg Lane, Norcross.

queen $30; full $25; baby $10 add post. Willie Dish cloths handknitted all cotton 12"x12", Bethlehem. 30620. 404-867-5576.

Ellljay. 30540. 706-276-4281.___________ 30093.

Itson, 1030 N.W. Pleasant Valley Rd., Adalrsvllle. 30103.

$2 ea., good scrubbers. Thelma Daffron, Rlnggold. 30736._______________

Good luck water lily fits queen size bed Handmade Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls 20", $100; drunkard path fits king bed $150; 7 pt Aunt Jemmia 20", amish dolls set 20" all $18

Plastic carves Christmas ornaments 12/$12 ppd., coasters 8/$10 ppd. Louise Brown, Rte.

Cross-stitcher, ten original counted cross- Do hand quilting. Charlotte Ragan, 2955 start $150. Betty Tuggle, Carrollton. 404-834 ppd. Edna Matthews, Rte. 2, Box 148, Rising 1,Box291,Warthen.31Q94.___________

stitch country design, $10.75. C. Baker, Rte. 4, Box 107, Qultman. 31643-9118._________

Atkinson Rd., Lbganvllle. 30249. 404-466-4409. Do you have finished quilt tops lying

4806. Granny dolls $10, Santa/Mrs. Claus $12 ea.

Fawn. 30738. 706-398-1681. Handmade oak or poplar swings, curved

Placemats $18 plus $2 post., potholders, watermelon slice, blk. seed, green rime, rose,

Cro. baby clothes, baby blankets, cro. vest, around? I will turn them into machine quilted iron skillet clocks $17.50, totebags $6. Peggy back, 4', 5' or spec, orders. Otis Evans, little dress to match $5, set $1.50 post. Mrs. P.

skirts, shawls, etc., plus sizes available. G. quilts. E. Laster, 127 Crab Apple Lane, Daniell, P.O. Box 242, Bowdon. 30108. 404 Stockbrldge. 404-474-7992.___________ Brown, 212 Lowry St., Ball Ground. 30107.

Ojuri, 75 Selman St., Atlanta. 30311. 404-5898836.

Tyrone. 30290. 404-487-4649.__________ 258-3781. Don't throw away your tablecloths, bed Stitched plastic canvas table lamps, 11 1/2'

Beautifully handsewn, handpainted & quilted items, dolls (topsy turvy dolls, etc.),

Prayer rocks, humorous, inspirational, make exc. gifts $3. Jo Price, 384 Frost Rd.,

Cro. baby booties, any color $4.50 ppd., spreads, & afghans because of a rip, snag or tall, holds standard size flashlight, matching clothing, folkart, potpourri, stationery & Monroe. 30655. 404-267-3059.

ship included. Angie Woodring, Chandler Rd., Galnasvllle. 30507.

3118

Joe

tear. Mary Bryan, 2502 Plantation Drive, East tissue box holder, variety colors, sold in set o Point. 30344. 404-768-6159.____________ separate $25 set. Martha Wilson, P.O. Box

crafters hand tags, etc. Patsy Burnette, P.O. Box 91596, Atlanta. 30344.____ ___

Pressed envelopes

wildflower included,

notecards, 5/$6 no two alike.

ppd., Sara

Cro. baby sweater, cap, booties $12; ladies/ Dried & silk flower swags, wreaths, arrange 151, Nelson. 404-735-2239.__________

Handpainted woodcrafts for indoor & Beavers, 4355 West Hwy 34, Newnan. 30263.

mens, house shoes $3; cup/saucer $2.50; band aprons $3. Gladys Fincher, 5229 Hwy. 92, Douglasvllle. 30135._____________
Cro. full size bedspread Narajo blanket

ments, all occasions, wedding etc., reas. Handcrafted 18th & 19th century hand prices. Lynn McMeans, 2350 Flippen Rd., painted kitchen furniture in 1' scale, SASE foi Stockbrldga. 30284. 404-957-6486._______ list. Robert Peak, 16150 Hopewell Rd.
Dried & silk flower swags, wreaths, arrange Alpharetta. 30201. 404-442-3469.________

outdoor decoration, mailboxes, granny/
gramps, fannies & decorative sweatshirts, perfect for gifts. Sharon Anderson, 415 Jack Page Lane, Canton. 30114. 404-479-6342.

Lrg. handmade quilt tops $50 ea.; also beau, embroidered, blocks $3 ea., all hand made, will not mail. Mrs. J. Phillips, Rte. 3, Box 65, Toccoa. 30577. 706-886-1271.______

pattern, 200 hrs., bargain $250 will deliver 100 miles. G. Burkhalter, 164 American Blvd., Rossvllle. 30741. 706-891-9197.
Cro. afghans, etc., made to order, some on hand. Mrs. A. Riley, 3430 Rushing Rd., Augusta. 30906. 706-798-4150. ______
Cro. rose cluster afghans, quality work, your choice size & color, send SASE. F.

ments, all styles, reas. priced, exceptional Handcrafted tomahawk, earrings, pins & tie Handquilted Christmas tree shirts patch

quality. C. Wilson, Stockbrldge. 404-474-2421. tacks, red & blue w/gold trim $5 ea. Ruth work, bethlehem star $55; blue & mauve

Dried plant material teasel, garlic, money
plant, dock, yarrow, mullein, weathered wood, branches. C. Race, Marietta. 404-956-0096.

Mellon, 2524 Lake Capri Dr., Llthonla. 30058 404-482-1276.
Handcrafted sled, 17x7 reindeer 7x7 specify

Victorian pcs. $35 plus $7 ship. George Christopher, 135 Red Oak Run, Wlntervllle. 30683. 706-742-5482. ___ ___ ___

Dulcimers string hour

made glass

from exotic woods, designed $175 up.

4 I.

color sled $10, deer $2.50 ea. plus shipping $3.50. L. Fleming, P.O. Box 208, Bethlehem

Handquilted baby quilts, crib size $35 plus $2 post. A. Hudgins, Conyers. 404-922-1914.

Bowling, 5464 Francis Ave., Stone Mtn. 30087. 30620.404-867-4101.

Hand quilted quilts, different patterns,

Aromatic cedar blocks, ideal for storage areas, clothing, closets, 10 blocks packages $8 & $3 ship/hdl. W. Huffmaster, P.O. Box 837, Rex. 30273.
Queen size quilt all hand made, Cathedral window pattern, pastal colors $1100. Mrs. Nina Cox, P.O. Box 14, Pine Mt. Valley. 31823. 706-628-5391.

Morris, P.O. 793, Demorest. 30535._______ 404-921-4691.

sizes & colors. Mrs. John Carroll, 1677 Buford Dam Rd., Buford. 30518. 404-945-6901._____

Quilt tops, all sizes, all kinds, dresden plate, rail fence, perwinkle, etc., reas. Juanita

Handsculpted rose pin & earrings set, great Cox, 2480 Burton Circle, Morrow. 30260. 404-

gift, post, free, satisfaction guaranteed clip or 961-2029.

post. $5/set. Rose Parker, 765 Willow Bend Dr., Jonesboro. 30236.404-473-7545._____

Quilt top $35 ea. Luesella Sisson, HCO 6, Box 320, Blue Ridge, 30513.____________

Since late summer and early fall are traditionally fair time in Greorgia, here is a listing of 1993 events, courtesy of the Greorgia Association of

Handtied brim flies $4 per/doz. plus $1 ship.

Jim Parks, 207 Lakeview Drive, Stockbrldge.

30281-1754.404-389-5868.

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Quilting frames $49, free standing, free
shipping Ga., no tools needed, for more info. Jim May, 207 May Rd., Thomson. 30824. 706-

Handwoven rag rugs, 24"x36", $15, 595-6571.

Agricultural Fairs. Before leaving for one of these fairs, make sure to call ahead for details
or schedule changes.

CITY Albany Alma Americus Augusta Baxley Brunswick Carrollton Cartersville Columbus Comer Cordele Dalton Elberton Fayetteville Fitzgerald Gray
Griffin

FAIR Exchange Club Fair of S.W. Georgia Bacon County Exchange Club Fair Sumter County Civic Fair Exchange Club Agri. Fair Tri-County Fair Brunswick Exchange Club Fair West Georgia Agri. Fair Bartow County Fair Chattahoochee Valley Fair Madison County Agri. Fair Central Georgia Fair North Georgia Agri. Fair Elberton Fair Fayette County Fair Ben Hill County Fair Jones County Fair
Spalding County Fair

DATE Nov. 2-6 Oct. 4-9 Nov. 1-6 Oct. 28-Nov. 7 Oct. 11-16 Oct. 11-16 Sept. 27-Oct. 2 Now-Sept. 25 Oct. 8-16 Sept. 28-Oct. 2 Oct. 25-30 Oct. 11-16 Oct. 12-16 Sept. 27-Oct. 2 Oct. 4-9 Now-Sept. 26
Oct. 11-16

PHONE (912)439-2351 or 436-0445
(912)632-8285 (912) 924-6210 or 924-5696 (706) 722-1571 or 863-2563
(912)367-4997 (912) 265-1750 or 267-0334
(404) 347-2292 or 387-1364 (706) 324-7166 or 327-1310
(706) 789-2544 (912)273-3811 (706) 278-1712 or 259-9579 (706) 283-3401 or 283-7457 (404) 487-2945 (912) 868-7288 (912) 743-2004 or 746-3826
or 746-3997 (706) 227-9187 or 227-2006

24"x48", $20, Irg. sizes $2.50/sq. ft., placemats $4 ea., please state colors. Connie Gibson, 808 Eighth Ave., Albany. 31701. 912-

883-7055.

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Heavenly angels 15" porcelain head & hands, brass halo & wings w/lace, 2 or 3 tier, white lace dress trimmed w/gold ribbon & pearls table. Pauline Hoxsie, 35 E. Mocking bird Lane, Lawrenceville. 30244. 404-9212031.

Quilting frames. Edward Hager, 3456 Richmond Dr., Conyers. 30208. 404-922-5807.
Quilts, handsewn, 1 king 4 leaf clover $125; full butterfly $90. Blanche Kennedy, 97 Berry Ave., Newnan. 30263. 404-254-1535.______
Quilts, handmade, various sizes including baby quilts, also do quilting. Ruth Anglin, 5816 Wills Orchard Rd., Gumming. 30130. 404475-5231.

Homemade children's dresses, permanent press, sizes 4 to 14, 4-6 $18, 8-14 $20 ppd. Jeanette Overton, 6805 Overton Circle, Cum-
mlng. 30131. 404-887-3707.___________

Rabbit box (trap) made w/several extras $10 ea.; squirrel trap $15 ea.; whirligigs ducks $10 plus $3 ea. ship/hand. Glenn Toole, Rte. 1, Box 403, Harrlson. 31035. 912-552-6067.

I will glaze your photos onto porcelain plates if I furnish the plate $20. D. Sanders, P.O. Box 144, Jersey. 30235. 404-464-2057.

Raggedy Ann/Andys $25 or 2/$40, hand
made jointed teddies $25-$35 for sale; want yarn scraps to use for knitting caps, scarves,

Yard figures, birdhouse of all kinds, recipe holder, towel holder. R. Bankston, 409 Old
ireenville Rd., Fayetteville. 30214. 404-4613008.

mittens, baby blankets & slippers for local shelter for battered & abused women. Veronica Moore, 5205 Pecan Lane, Buford.
30518.

Log cabin bluebird houses, painted or unpainted $12 plus $3.50 post. W.A. Cook, Rte. 3, Box 2370, Ashburn. 31714. 912-567-

Raggedy Ann button doll, 16" antique buttons, time worn, lots of love $28 ppd. J. Rogers, 269 Boyd Rd., Rome. 30161.______

2703.
Lop size afghans $15 to $25 ea., also tatted items. Maggie Cheek, 1100 Crystal Lake Circle, Macon. 31206.______________
Lots of scrapes, beau, new material 1 to 20 yds. length $1 to $1.50 per yard. Clara Allgood, 1941 Allgood Rd., Marietta. 30062. 404-971-7368.

Raggedy Ann & Andy, polly pal doll, Laura Ingels, amish dolls, farmer boy & wife, snuggles boy & girl. Ruth King, Rte. 1, Box 1061, Maysvllle. 30159. 706-652-2234._____
All type chair caning, lace caning, press cane, porch rockers, minor repairs, get those old chairs, out of the attic & barn, will fix like new, reas. prices. George Conley, 75 Pinehurst Dr., Stockbrldge. 30281. 404-474-8687.

Hiawassee Jackson Lawrenceville

Fall Celebration Butts County Fair Gwinnett County Fair

Louisville Macon Madison Marietta Martinez Moultrie
Newnan Perry Rome Savannah Springfield Statesboro

Louisville Lions Club Fair Georgia State Fair Morgan County Fair North Georgia State Fair Columbia County Fair South Central Area Fair (Spring Fair) Coweta County Fair Georgia National Fair & Exposition
Coosa Valley Fair Coastal Empire Fair Effingham County Fair Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair

Oct8-16

(706)896-4191 or 896-2426

Now-Sept. 25

(404) 775-4579 or 775-2759

Now-Sept. 25 (404) 972-4725 or 963-6522

or 921-3011

Oct. 11-16

(912) 625-7287 or 625-7648

Oct. 18-23

(912) 746-7184 or 477-2334

Sept. 27-Oct. 2

Sept. 23-Oct. 2 (404) 423-1330 or 422-9224

Sept. 30-Oct. 9 (706) 863-8350 or 863-7098

March 4-13,1994 (912) 985-5355 or 985-1266

Now-Sept. 25 Oct. 8-17
Oct. 5-9 Oct. 28-Nov. 7 Oct. 4-9 Oct. 11-16

(404) 253-2413 (912)987-2774
(706) 232-1997 (912) 354-3542 or 355-6878 (912) 754-6524 or 728-3368
(912) 681-6547 (Ext. 225) or 681-4580

Lrg. fluffy hairbows, ribbon or chiffon, basic colors $3.25 ea., no collect calls. Barbara Wade, Hawklnsvllle. 31036. 912-892-3137.

Red Riding Hood doll, 3 dolls in 1 $15; also bible cover $8. Ann Dalton, 215 New Hope Dr.,
Grayson. 30221. 404-963-6202._________

Many handmade crafts, carousel approx. 2'x1 1/2' w/lace & mirrors, even moves $32 ppd., many more to mention, send SASE for ist. Pam Teems, 3629 Johnson Lake Rd., Cedartown. 30125.

Renusit air freshner dolls, everyday or w/ Christmas dress, please specify Christmas or everyday $12.50 ea. Sharon Woods, 3186
Mushbluff Rd., St. Marys. 31558.___________

Martin birdhouses, 10 holes, pizza type roof n any color $35 ea. plus post. George Hammond, 344-Walnut St., Trlon. 30753. 706734-3840.

Chair or rocker seats rewoven w/cane or rush; also pressed cane seats & minor repairs. James Lewis, 1404 Kenwood Dr.,
Perry. 31069. 912-987-4243.___________

Minature pinecone earings approx. 1" in size, red, green or gold in color $2.50 ea. plus $1 ship/hand. Jay Bracket!, 504 Lake Dr.,

Rhea eggs, blown out, for crafts. Sara ;ulberson, 320 Barnsley Church Rd., Kingston. 30145. 706-234-3669 12-9pm only.______

Hapevllle. 30354. 404-766-6409.

Rocky horse $25, commode toilet tissue

Granny sq. afghan, multi-color, main color blk. approx. 64x72 $43 plus $2 ship/hand; granny sq. afghan multi-color 50x62 $38 plus $2 ship/hand. Bea Breedlove, 20 Jefferson
ircle, Athens. 30601. 706-548-4539.______
Copper rope bracelet w/name measure wrist, print $5 ppd. C. Cox, 1780 Mackinaw PI., Smyrna. 30080-4535. 404-435-0625._______

holder $6.50, Cathedral window, folded star pillows $22 ea. M.O./cash, $40 pr., matching wall hanger $18 plus post. SASE for info. B. :lark, 1058-B, Monroe. 30655-9763._______
Rocky horse $25, commode tissue holder $6.50; wooden wall hanging Kerosene lamp holder $10 ea., wooden doll cradle/matching mattress, pillow, quilt $25 ea./both $45 plus post. S. Clark, 1058-C Hwy. 78, Monroe.

Swainsboro Thomaston Thomasville

Southeast Georgia Jaycee Fair West Central Georgia Fair Deep South Fair

Oct. 4-9 Oct. 18-23 Oct. 12-16

(912)237-4927 (706) 647-9686 (912) 226-0929 or 226-6707

Necklaces made from natures own china- 30655.

berries, bright cols, w/gold spacers $8 ea. or 2/$15. Joyce Landers, 8470 Rivertown Rd., Falrburn. 30213. 404-964-7682.

Chubby 10' Santa in patriotic or Christmas fabrics, handstitched muslin face/beard, bell on hat, toy sack $12 ppd. Cheryl Bunn, 3680

Valdosta

South Georgia Legion Fair

Warner Robins Houston County Regional Youth Fair

Washington Lions Club Fair

Nov. 4-14 Now-Sept. 25 Now-Sept. 25

(912)242-0531 (912) 929-4114 or 923-4904
(706) 678-7790

Nice cotton quilts, king size $35, queen '.atalina Dr., Marietta. 30066. 404-926-8018.

$30, full $25, baby $10. Mrs. Grady Itson, 1030 Pleasant Valley Rd., Adalrsvllle. 30103? 404773-3176.

Georgia mosquito houses, hanging type $2,
magnet type $1.50 plus post. 50 cent ea. James McConnell, 3699 Wentworth Lane,

Waycross Waynesboro

Okefenokee Agricultural Fair Waynesboro Exchange Club Fair

Oct. 4-9 Oct. 4-9

(912) 285-3312 or 285-8693 (706) 554-7832 or 554-3882
or 554-5210

Pretty handquilted cotton quilts, all made Lllburn. 30247. 404-923-1681.

by patterns & good color, also baby quilts, will do quilt. Dessie Blalock, 330 Smokey Rd., Newnan. 30263. 404-253-3678.

Stainless steel banana or grape stand, great gifts, reduces spoilage, 2/$6, 4/$6, 4/$10, 6/$13,12/$22 ship free. P. Dominy, Rte. 3, Box

Winder

Winder Lions Club Fair

Oct. 12-16

(404) 867-3662 or 867-8096

No-stoop claw action pick-up tool, light 3222, Townsend. 31331. 912-832-4928._____

weight for cones, twigs, cans, etc. 30" shaft, ideal for folks w/arthritis $10.50 ppd., 2/$19.

Please include the area codes with phone

W. Lang, Box 38, Omega. 31775. 912-528-4988. numbers when advertising.

Wednesday, September 22,1993

Standard home made quilt $150. Mrs Evelyn Hawk, 192 Hawk Rd., Newnan. 404 253-1087.

State of Ga. Christmas ornament, porcelain clay, glazed, edged in gold, 3", exquisite satisfaction guaranteed $5 & $1. B. Dwyer 1490 Lanier PI., Atlanta. 30306.404-892-6373.

Stools made from old tractor seats $20, yd birds made from old shovels $15, flowers made from old planter parts $5. Sir Garland Jonesboro. 30236-1755. 404-471-2267.___

Swan belt hanger $4, solid brass $12 lifetime guarantee & shipping is free. Rober Webb, 3458 Jett-Wright Rd., Galnesvllle
30506.

Table cloth blue hand era. 105x65, $125 diff. colors of afghans 72x55, $45; great granny sq. 78", $45. Fannie Bell, 4000 S. Cobb Dr., #6F, Smyrna. 30080. 404-435-6890/432 7481.
Table runners, lap quilts & other quiltec items, custom items made, hand guidec machine quilting, send info. R. Hood, 4161 Springlake Cir., Buford. 30515. 404-945-2242.

Tatted Christmas ornaments, tatting trim fingertrip towels, baby booties, cro. Christ mas, other crafts, price list SASE. M. Powell 6310 Bells Ferry #38, Acworth. 30102. 404-9247831.

Tatted Christmas ornaments, 3 ea. of 4 different patterns $12 ppd. Denise Turner 1374 Sandy Flat Rd., Bowdon. 30108. 404-2589447.

Tatted cross bookmarks, beige or white $3, tatted snowflakes $1 ea., SASE. M. Wade, 420 Thunder Rd., Buford. 30518.________

Tomahawkin' windvane, braves head w, propeller turns into the wind & starts choppin', The Big chicken windvane $33 ea. plus shipping. David Stusak, 5907 Sherrie Lane, Powder Springs. 404-944-2812.

Tops $5, quilts $10, colonial girl, farmer boy, Dutch girl, butteryfly quilt tops $25, dolls in long white chrisom dresses $25 plus post. Mrs. O. Young, P.O. Box 38, Waleska. 30183.

Troll dolls, 10" soft-sculptured w/long hair

$22 ppd., braves, cheerleader, etc., outfits &

post, are included. Joyce McMichael, Wood

stock. 404-926-1011.

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Very pretty collars, adults & child, sq. or rd. w/lace edge, must state size, sm. $10; med. $15, Irg. $20, will emborder on collar for $5 more. Kim Price, 3630 Meadowgrave Dr., Augusta. 30906. 706-771-9521._______

Vintage silver spoons made into charming key chains, assorted patterns, make great gifts for antique lovers, satisfaction guaran
teed $9. Tricia Alder, 4200 Mirkwood PI., Roswell. 30075. 404-992-6185.

Want 3 corner simple cro. pattern shawl. Ms. Smithley, P.O. Box 503, Augusta. 30903.

Want old cloth calenders to finish a quilt top. Mrs. Lizzie Radford, Rte. 1, Box 49B, Kite. 31049.

Want for Indian crafts, free turkey feathers, turtle shells w/top & btm. Richard Thunderheart, 235 Greenville St. Newnan. 30263.

Want friendship squares 12" to make 2 quilts for rest home. G. Walker, Rte. 1, Box 497, Hlllsboro. 31038._______________

Want homemade rat traps, Irg. & med., will pay for quality & efficiency. Peggy Peels, 303 Pilgrim Mill Rd., Gumming. 30130._____

Want old cloth calenders to finish a quilt top. Mrs. Lizzie Radford, Rte. 1, Box 49B, Kite. 31049.

Want old quilts, any cond., any pattern at reas. prices. D. Connie, 1025 Parkview Way, Lllburn. 30247. 404-381-1920.

Want pattern for cro. toilet seat cover. Frances Sobek, 212 Lenon St. #601, Marietta. 30060.

Quilt scraps for making bibs, appliques, animals, pillows, old timey craft, framing, trim on wreaths send SASE. V. Maisenbacher, Rte. 4, Box 4559, Hartwell. 30643.__________

Want pattern & info, for old fashioned biscuit quilt. Mrs. J. Mathews, 1860 Robert Hardeman Rd., Wlntervllle. 30683._______

Want Shawnee king or queen, corn pottery in good cond. Norman Holtzclaw, Powder Springs. 404-943-7190.______________

Want simple cro. patterns info, for simple 3

corner shawl. Ms. Smithley, P.O. Box 503, Augusta. 30903.__________________

Want someone to cross stitch 3 poems by

Christmas. W. Walker, Box 151, Hlllsboro.

31038.

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Want someone to handknit socks, will provide yarn; big bunches of bubbles handcrafted, heirloom quality, Irg. bubblewand
from copper & hardwood, tray, $14.95 plus $4 ship. Marcia Kinstler, 4135 Lavista Rd., Ste. 610-238 F, Tucker. 30085-5003. 404-325-4662.

Want unusual handmade craft items such as pottery bowls, leather, etc., suitable for use w/pet. Sally Shainberg, 630 Collier Rd., Atlanta. 30318. 404-351-1418.__________
White tablecloth size 78x70, $125; afghan size 73x68, peach country, blue & white $75; afghan size 78 sq. raspberry, peach & white $75. Edna Bryant, 4000 South Cobb Dr., #6-C, Smyrna. 30080. 404-432-7481.__________

Will make photo buttons from your per sonal photos $3 plus ship or child ID buttons $2.50 plus ship. Tracie Carr, 220 Hillcrest Ave., Falrburn. 30213. 404-964-0151._____

Windchimes, weather proof galv. metal, 6 tubes, 15"-25" long beau, toned, satisfaction guaranteed $16 ppd. Homer Ricketts, Rt. 1, Box 123 AA, Matthews. 30818. 706-547-3587.

Wooden gym sets, handcrafted from pres sure treated pine w/2 swings, trapeez bar, 10' monkey bars $375 will deliver. W. Wall,
Griffin. 404-228-9765._______________

Woodpecker castles, fully assembled & ready to mount, 19" high, 9" in diameter $25 ppd., 2/$40. Lisa Durell, 6159 Prince Court,
Douglasvllle. 30135.
Wool yarn, 2 ply worsted wts. yarn $4 per 4 ounce skein. David Maddox, Rte. 1, Box 730, Warm Springs. 31830. 706-655-2537._____

Please observe our 20 word limit.

THE MARKET BULLETIN
Helping Each Other

Dear Editor: Can anyone give me some information on this saw (shown
above)? I do know it's a one-man saw, but haven't been able to find anyone who has seen anything like it.
David C. Moore 1418Panola Rd. Stone Mountain, GA 30088
Dear Editor: I would like to know where I can order the pattern for birds
and flowers of the U.S. June Gilson Rte. 2B, Box 92- A Woodbury, GA 30293

Dear Editor: I would like to obtain information on how to make muslin
lampshade covers. I also need a large (2-3 feet) Aunt Jemima doll pattern.
Geraldine Boyett P.O. Box 164 Pulaski, GA 30451

Dear Editor: I would like to find a first edition copy of "A Song of Joy
(And Other Poems)" by Byron Herbert Reece, Georgia's farmerpoet. It was published by E.P. Dutton & Co. in 1952.
Gary Sullivan 4269 Woodland Brook Drive Atlanta, GA 30339 404-355-6384 (call collect 6-9 pm)
Dear Editor: Could anyone help me find tuxedo patterns for 14-, 16-
and 18-inch teddy bears? Shirley Shomaker 5197 Pass Ct. Sugarhill, GA30518

Dear Editor: Does anyone know where I can find a pair of twin-size iron

beds? They don't have to be alike, just similar, and I would

prefer the small "dainty"-type ironwork rather than the plain,

larger kind.

Mrs. Bill Waters

318 East 5th Avenue Rome, G A 30161-3132

706-234-7025

Dear Editor: Can anyone give me information on Old Henry Disston
handsaws and catalogues? Jay Ricketts 945 Houston Mill Rd. N.E. Atlanta, GA 30329 404-523-0839 (day),

Dear Editor: I would like to find out the date of an old two-eye Dixie
Stove. The front door reads: "Dixie Sou. Co-op. FDY Co. Rome, Ga." "No. 228" is on the top. I did find out that Dixie Stove Company in Rome went out of business about 25 years ago.
Kim Shiver 515 Rocky Point Rd. Covington, GA 30204 404-784-1557
Dear Editor: I'm looking for someone who can repair mechanical figure
banks and dolls. Juanita Turner 1763A Mercer Ave. College Park, GA 30337 404-768-6156

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Livestock Sales & Events

Every Won. Cattle & Hog Sale, 12:30 pm, Toombs Co. Livestock Market, Inc., Lyons. Info: 912-526-8196/8202.
Every Mon. Cattle & Hog Sale, 1:30 pm, Cordele Livestock, Inc., Cordele. Info: Paul Shellnutt, Jr., 1-800-3210212.
Every Mon. Livestock Sale, 12:30 pm, Ga. Farm Products Sales Corp., Hwy. 74 East, Thomaston. Info: 706-6477451 (day) or 706-674-2614 (night).
Every Tues. Lanier Farmers Livestock Corp. Sale, 12 noon, Jot-Em-Down Rd., Cumming. Info: 706-844-9223.
Every Tues. Slaughter Hog & Regular Cow Sale, 2 pm, Blackshear Stock yard, Blackshear. Info: Steve Smith, 912-367-9268/449-4404.
Every Tues. night Horse & Tack Sale, 7 pm, Gaines Livestock Auction, 1 mi. from Quitman on Hwy. 84 E. Info: 912-263-9940 (barn) or 912-985-4205 (home).
Every Wed. night R.W. Livestock Com mission Combined Sale, 7 pm, All Breed Horse & Tack Sale, goats & chickens, E. Dublin. Info: Wilbur Ward, 912-689-4281/4750 or 912-2728248.
1st Wed. night Smith Brothers Live stock Yard Cattle Sale, Bartow. Info: Ken Smith, 912-364-3920.
2nd & Last Wed. night Smith Brothers Livestock Yard Feeder Pig Sale, 7:30 pm, Bartow. Info: Ken Smith, 912-3643920.
Every Thurs. Wayne Co. Stockyard, 1:30 pm, Hwy. 169 N., Jesup, Info: 912-427-3715.
Every Thurs. Livestock Sale, 1:30 pm, West Ga. Livestock Market, under new management, 3472 Hogansville Rd., LaGrange. Info: 706-845-7436.
Every Thurs. night Small Animal & Miscellaneous Livestock Auction, 7:30 pm, goats, rabbits, chickens and all types of fowl, Sandy Point Horse Tack/Auction, Sandy Point Road, Lizella/Roberta. Info: 912-836-4502.
Every Thurs. night All-Breed Horse/ Tack Sale, 7 pm, Crystal Farms, 1298 Liberty Church Rd., Ranger. Info: 706334-2352/1989.
2nd & 4th Thurs. Feeder Pig Sale, 7 pm, Toombs Co. Livestock Market, Inc., Lyons. Info: 912-526-8196/8202.
Every Fri. night Circle Double S Horse Sale, tack 7:30 pm, horse sale 9 pm, Hwy. 341, Hazlehurst. Info: Steve Underwood, 912-375-5543/2217.

Every Fri. night All Breed Horse-Tack Sale, 8 pm, Sunny Farm Stables, Hwy. 369, Cumming. Info: Charles Gabriel, 706-887-9273/532-7923.

Every Fri. night Feeder Pig Sale, 7:30 pm, Goat Sale, 7 pm, buying butcher hogs daily, 7:30 am-12 noon, Dodge Co. Stockyard, Rt. 3, Box 55, Hwy. 117 S., Eastman. Info: Martin Burch, 912-374-2516.

1st & 3rd Fri. Feeder Pig Sale,,2 pm, Blackshear Stockyard, Blackshear. Info: Steve Smith, 912-367-9268/4494404/427-3715.

Every Sat. night All Breed Horse/Tack Sale, 7 pm. Hwy. 20 Horse Sale, Cumming. Info: Mary Strayhorn. Info: 404-932-2622.

Every Sat. night Horse Sale, 7 pm, Wayne Co. Stockyard, Hwy. 169 N., Jesup. Info: 912-427-3715.

Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Horse/Tack Sale, 7:30 pm, Circle M Stables, Barnesville. Info: Jerry McKinley, 912-9941742 or 706-358-6338.

Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Jesup Goat & Chicken Sale, Wayne Co. Stockyard. Info: Glynn Wynn, 912-586-6117/4273715.

Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Metier Livestock Goats & Chickens Sale, 1 pm, Hwy.
46 East, Metter. Info: Martha Lauri Vedder, 912-685-4455/4119.

Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Metter Pony & Goat Sale, Mosley Farm, Metter. Info: Edward Mosley, 912-685-2950/5548.

Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Goat & Fowl Sale, 12 noon, Thomson Stock & Auction Barn, Thomson. Info: 706-595-0515.

Every 1st & 3rd. Sat. Goat & Fowl Sale, 1:30 pm, Gaines Livestock Auction, 1 mi. from Quitman on Hwy. 84 E. Info:
912-263-9940 (barn) or 912-985-4205 (home).

Every 2nd & 4th Sat. K & K Auction, 1
pm, goats, chickens, etc. sale, Hwy. 56 N., Swainsboro. Info: Jimmy Kelly, 912-237-8258/5611.

Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Pony Express Tack & Horse Auction, 7 pm, cash only, Mansfield. Info: Edwin Bridges, 704-434-6389.

Notice

The Livestock Sales & Events Calendar

is now published monthly. The calen-

dar will appear each month outlined in

a clip and save border so the listing

can be easily clipped and saved for

reference during the month. If you

have any questions about the Live-

stock Sales & Events Calendar, please

call RandyCox at 404-656-3645.

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Hog Killin' Time
Start the fire, throw on a log, Time for the Taylors to kill some hogs. Boil that water, sharpen that knife, You're 'bout to experience the time of your life. Load up the rifle, - ready, aim, fire The poor little pigs are about to retire. Cut'em, scald'em, scrape off the hair, Knowledge of hog killin' is an art that's rare. Cut out the ribs, the backbones, too, Cut out the tenderloins, you're halfway through. Trim that fat and cut it for lard, Gather more water from the spigot in the yard, Grinding sausage takes a master's skill, Served with a biscuit, what a tasty meal! Just about finished, oh, so nice, Wait just a minute, grind mine twice! "Paw" was a specialist in this art, so rare, It's not quite the same, since he's not there, But what a tradition, he taught us so well, Memories of "hog killin' " our children we'll tell.
Peggy Flowers Taylor Stockbridge (1989)

AUTUMN
Beside the road, tall Joe-Pye weeds Their soft pink heads are bending;
With goldenrod, they say to us That summer days are ending.
It won't be long until the frost Caresses fields and flowers; Through winter's chilly days, we'll think Of autumn's golden hours.
We live in such a wondrous world Where season follows season;
When changes come, we'll welcome them For many and many a reason.
Florence Fuller McDonald Dahlonega

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, September 22,1993

Market Bulletin Readers Share Wonders of their
Gardens
It looks like they grow some pretty tall corn in McDonough, and, if you have any doubts, just ask Linton Cason about his Silver Queen crop which measured over nine feet tall. Shown is five-foot, 10-inch Cason who attributes his success to "good topsoil, good rain and the Good Lord."
Wayne Rutledge shows off this Better Boy tomato plant he grew at his home in Lithonia. When this photo was taken, the plant measured 10 feet, two inches. Just two weeks later, Rutledge said, it had grown eight more inches. To contact Wayne or Sheila Rutledge, call 404-482-4173.

Nathan Grannick of Duluth grew this Amorphophallus Riverii or Voodoo Lily which measured 80 inches tall and lasted several days.
The flower came from a bulb about eight years old.

Ralph Presley recently grew some rather unique-looking vegetables at his farm in Newnan. Shown at left is a potato which looks like
a duck. The other vegetable Presley is holding is actually a combination of a cantaloupe and cucumber, according to Presley's wife,
Alice, who said it grew with the cantaloupes, but the cukes were close by. Maybe it's a "cuculope."

Tom Wells of Winder is surrounded by his garden treasures: Cleome bushes and Jerusalem cherries.

Brantley Holbrook grew this Silver Queen corn at his home in Jackson County.

This sunflower sprang up in the garden of Herman Keaton, Jr. of Morrow. The photo, which also shows Keaton's granddaughter, Ashley Keaton, was taken when the flower first started to bloom. When it was full, it had almost 100 blooms, five or six on each branch.

Dorothy Duncan, a retired home economics teacher in Whitfield County, not only does her own sewing, designing and housework, but even has a green thumb when it comes to growing tomatoes which she shares with her neigh-
bors and friends.

Wednesday, September 22,1993

THE MARKET BULLETIN

Page 11

'So Easy to Preserve' Book, Videos Released

Water Conservation Focus of Xeriscape Landscapes

Bulletin Calendar-

The 1993 edition of the

Xeriscape is an idea being reduced in size.

popular book, "So Easy to Preserve," is available now for both the new and the experienced home pres
erver. It is produced by the University of Georgia Ex tension Service as a com panion book for eight 30-
minute video programs to teach people how to safely can, pickle, freeze and dry foods.
The 300-page book con tains the latest USDA rec ommendations from the agency's "Complete Guide to Home Canning." It pres ents more than 150 tested

whose time has come. Xeriscape-type landscapes are quality landscapes that con serve water and protect the environment. This concept uses sound horticulture
practices with the focus of conserving water. The re sults are lush, low-mainte nance landscapes.
Summer outside water use accounts for 40-60% of household use during dry periods. Summer peak out
side water costs anywhere from two to 20 times more than inside water. This is because the water utility

recipes, along with step-bystep instructions and in-
depth information, says Judy Harrison, extension foods specialist.
Chapters cover preserv

has to develop water sources and build treatment plants with a large capacity which is seldom used.
Additionally, costs of processing drinking water

ing food, canning fruits and tomatoes, canning vegeta bles, pickling, jams and jel lies, freezing foods, drying foods, and food safety and
storage. You can order your copy
of "So Easy to Preserve" for

and cleaning wastewater will continue to substan tially increase through the year 2000. This is due to higher water standards being implemented under the Clean Water and Safe Drinking Water Acts.

$15, including shipping; or $12 each for 12 or more copies. Make your check or money order payable to the Cooperative Extension Serv ice and write to the Agricul ture Business Office, 203

Xeriscape landscapes pro vide the homeowner many advantages. Since the land scape can use at least 50 percent less water than traditional landscapes, water bills will be reduced.

Conner Hall, Cooperative Cooler landscapes are cre

Extension Service, The Uni ated, resulting in lower en versity of Georgia, Athens, ergy bills. Because less fer

GA 30602-7506 or call (706) tilizers and herbicides are

542-8999.

used, the homestead is more

The video series, which environmentally balanced.

has run on public television Maintenance time is greatly

stations throughout Georgia reduced, freeing more time

and in other states, is also for other activities. Finally, available on VHS and Beta. when droughts and water

It can be purchased as a restrictions come, these series or as individual pro landscapes will have mini

grams. Ask the business of mal or no damage.

fice or your county Exten Xeriscape-type land sion agent for more informa scapes are applicable to the

tion. RECIPE REQUEST
Recipe for Pork Chop Pie or Ham & Egg Pie. Eunice P. Elliott
802 Second Ave. Brunswick, GA 31520

commercial as well as resi dential setting. This proven horticulture system will allow present water re sources to last longer with future plant expansions

Bulletin Calendar Guidelines

Examples of Xeriscape-
type landscapes can be found throughout Georgia. In the metro Atlanta area, Post Properties manages 29
apartment complexes with over 9,000 units. Their land scapes have revolutionized the look of residential and
commercial properties. Once established, only 10 percent of their landscapes receive supplementary water. They developed this style to not only conserve water, but to reduce maintenance costs.
The City of Alpharetta has a Xeriscape-type land scape installed at a highlyvisible location at a fire sta tion. The City of Marietta
has such a landscape at its popular Glover Park at Marietta Square, as does the City of Smyrna at its
new library and community center. Also, Georgia Tech will be using Xeriscape landscapes in its construc
tion programs for the '96 Olympics.
To promote water conser vation education, the Geor
gia Water Wise Council, a public-private partnership, was registered as a non profit corporation with the
Secretary of State in 1989. The Council contracted with the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Serv ice to develop the 40-page book, "XeriscapeTM: a guide to developing water-wise landscape," and the com
panion 12-minute video, "Xeriscape: Making Your Landscape Water Wise."
To receive this material,
send a check for: Publica tion $3.95, Video $13.95, both $15.95 to: Georgia Water Wise Council, 1033 Franklin Road, Suite 11, Marietta, GA 30067-8060.
We would like to thank Fox McCarthy for contributing this article on Xeriscapes. Mr. Mc Carthy, Water Conservation Coordinator for the Cobb County-Marietta Water Author ity, is a past president of the Georgia Water Wise Council.

LIVESTOCK SALES & EVENTS Sept. 25 N.W. Ga. Lamb Show, 2 pm,
Cedartown. Info: Paul Thompson, Jr., 404-749-2142.
Oct. 1 Pig Sale, 2 pm, deliver pigs by 12 noon, Turner Co. Stockyards, Ashburn. Info: H.R. Wiggins, 912-5673371 or 800-344-9808.
Oct. 5 Swine Production Sale, 7:30 pm, Yorkshire, Duroc, Hampshire, Spot & F-1, boars, gilts & bred gilts, certified & validated herd, Ga. Hwy. 90 S., Ocilla. Info: John O. Harper, 912-4685689.
EQUINE EVENTS Sept. 25 Dublin Downs Hunter School
ing Show, warm-up 7:30 am, show 9 am, Athens. Info: Beverly or Leslie, 706-742-2066.
Sept. 25 Green Co. Jr. Rodeo, signup 6:30 pm, starts at 7 pm, Crawfordville Rd., Union Point. Info: Charles or Beth Crumbley, 706-453-7019.
Sept. 25 Ga. Draft Horse & Mule Show, 9 am-10 pm, halter classes split by breed: Belgian, Percheron & Clydes dale, performance classes: carts, teams, unicorn, 4 & 6 hitches, Gwinnett Co. Fairgrounds, Lawrenceville. Info: Carlton Smith, 404-4225142.
Sept. 26 Bar-G Saddle Club Open Horse Show, 9 am, classes in all divisions, rain date: following Sun., Harbins Rd. Arena, Dacula. Info: 404-963-5833.
Sept. 26 Hunter Horse Show, GHJA, MTHJA & ETHJA rated, walk, trot thru 3'6" hunters, regional equita tion, Heatherfield Horse Park, Tren ton. Info: 706-657-5211.
Oct. 1-2 21st Ga. State Red Carpet Championship Mules & Draft Horse Frolics Show, Fri. show 7 pm, Sat. sale 11 am, show 1 pm & 7 pm, Murray Co. Saddle Club, Chatsworth. Info: 706-695-2361.
Oct. 8-10 Ron McLoughlin's Horse Handling School, Tihz-Ho Farm Cov ered Arena, Colbert. Info: Suzanne Brown, 706-788-2801/2434.
Oct. 9 Madison Co. Saddle Club Point Show, 10 am, rain date: Oct. 17, John Henry Adams Arena, Ha. Info: 706783-3172/267-4457/245-8822/283-5442.
Oct. 9-10 4 Diamond Saddle Club Fall Wagon Train, 10 am, Hwy. 15 N., Sparta. Info: 912-452-7816 or 706-4447224.
Oct. 9-10 Ga. Centered Riding & TTEAM Workshop with Stephanie Mosely, all breeds & riding styles, Canon. Info: Becky Mosely, 706-356-2343.
Oct. 10 Barrow County Saddle Club Open Horse Show, 12 noon, classes in all divisions, Bethlehem Church Rd., Bethlehem. Info: 404-962-1275/ 867-2021.
GARDENING EVENTS Oct. 2 Back Archer Gardens Seminar,
8:30-11 am, working displays, con struction tips & helpful hints, Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb Co., 1792 County Farm Rd., Marietta. Info: 404-528-2445.
Oct. 5, 7 & 9 Gardening Mini-Course, Lamar Co. Cooperative Ext. Serv. & Master Gardeners, Gordon College & Jim Bennett's Garden, Milner. Info: 404-358-5112.
Oct. 8-9 Garden Ctr., of Greater Atlanta Fall Flower Show, Fri. 1-6 pm, Sat. 9 am-6 pm, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta. Info: 404-876-5859.
PRODUCE EVENTS Oct. 9-10 30th annual Peanut Festival,
arts & crafts, Possom Poke. Info: 912776-6657.

Oct. 9 3rd Annual Surrency Day, arts & crafts, Surrency. Info: Loualta Tomber, 912-367-4200.
Oct. 9 Indian Summer Festival, 10 am-5 pm, arts & crafts, courthouse square, Jackson. Info: 404-775-4839.
Oct. 9 Bright Star UMC Country Fair, 7 am-3 pm, handcrafted items, 3715 Bright Star Rd., Douglasville. Info: 404-949-9355/942-1388.
Oct. 9 Benefield Elementary PTA Arts & Crafts Show. Info: Carol Brock, 404339-8219.
Oct. 9-10 23rd Annual Prater's Mill Country Fair, 9 am-6 pm, handmade Appalachian crafts of 150 exhibitors, blacksmithing, weaving, quilting, wood carving & bedspread display, Dalton. Info: 706-275-MILL.
Oct. 9-10 13th Annual Burwell Arts & Crafts Show, 10 am-5 pm, Burwell. Info: Janie Meadows, 404-258-3780 (after 5:30 pm).
Oct. 9-10 Olde Mill Pond Craft Festival, Sat. 10 am-6 pm, Sun. 1-6 pm, native crafts & demonstrations, cane grind ing & syrup making, Twin City, info: Sam Smith, 912-763-2220 or Robt. Henderson, 912-763-2885.
Oct. 9-10 AT&T Telephone Pioneer Octoberfest '93, arts & crafts, Sandy Springs. Info: 404-573-7050.
Oct. 9-10 23rd Fall Arts & Crafts Festival, Sat. 10 am-6 pm, Sun. 12 noon-5 pm, heritage craft demonstra tions, plantation home tours, Stately Oaks, Jonesboro. Info: 404-473-0197 or 404-421-8353, Ext. 1111. ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Oct. 2 Alpharetta 1st UMC Annual Fall Festival, 10 am-4 pm, craft show, fruit & vegetable stand, Alpharetta. Info: 69 N. Main St., Alpharetta 30201,404-475-5576.
Oct. 13-16 12th Annual Fall Peachtree Peddler Craft Bazaar, Palisades, Duluth. Info: 404-441-0416.
Oct. 16 Crabapple Fall Festival, 9 am-5 pm, rain or shine, Crabapple Commu nity, 5 mi. n. of Roswell, 3 mi. w. of Alpharetta. Info: 404-343-9454.
Oct. 16 Christ Episcopal Church Fall Festival, arts & crafts, Kennesaw. Info: Gail Davis, 404-928-8775.
Oct. 16-17 & 24-25 24th Annual Moun tain Harvest Sale of Arts & Crafts, Sat. 9 am-6 pm, Sun. 9 am-5 pm, free to public, State Farmers' Mkt., Blue Ridge. Info: Mary Barnes, 706-3745988.
Nov. 6-7 Hunter Harvest Fall Arts & Crafts Show, Hunter Park, Douglas ville. Info: City of Douglasville Parks & Recreation, P.O. Box 219, Douglas ville 30133 or 404-920-3007.
Nov. 13 1993 By-Gone Days Craft Fair, 10 am-dark, canning & baking con test, Mtn. Hill Historical Schoolhouse, Fortson. Info: c/o Bea Land, 4216 Hwy. 219, Fortson 31808 or Nancy Seifert, 706-596-9017.
Nov. 13 Five Forks Middle School 5th Annual Craft Show, 9 am-4 pm, River Rd., Lawrenceville. Info: Patti Penn, 404-972-1506.
Nov. 13-14 8th Annual Christmas in Lithia Springs Arts & Crafts Festival, Sat. 10 am-5 pm, Sun. 12 noon-5 pm, 230 craftsmen, application deadline: Nov. 6, Lithia Springs HS, Lithia Springs. Info: Sheila Wike, 404-9428260, Patsy Mayfield, 404-941-0846 or Barbara Witcher, 404-944-3137.
MISCELLANEOUS Oct. 5-7 Ga. Foreign Trade Conference,
Radisson Plaza Hotel, Savannah. Info: Tom Moore, 912-964-3855.

To submit a notice for inclusion in the Market Bulletin's Calendar of Events, follow these guidelines:
Please mail notices at least three weeks prior to the date of event. Items will be published two weeks prior to their occurrence in the calendar.

Georgia Produces

CRAFT FAIRS Sept. 25 Lavonia Fall Festival & Bass
Tournament, arts & crafts, more, downtown Lavonia. info: Ruth Whitworth, 706-356-8202.
Sept. 25-26 Crooked Pine Arts & Crafts, 5 mi. n. of Tallapoosa on Steadman

Oct. 8-10 "Georgia Celebrates Quilts" 4th Quilt Exhibit, Fri.-Sat. 10 am-8
pm, Sun. 12 noon-5 pm, E. Cobb Quilters' Guild, Inc., Cobb Co. Civic Ctr., Marietta. Info: Sherry Lundquest, 404-642-1624 or Helen Martin, 404-993-8338.

Equine events should be included in the quarterly horse edition and should not be resubmitted for publi cation again in the calendar. If a change in the date,

Georgia ranked in the top 10 of all states for the value of five agricultural commod

Rd. Info: 706-574-5295.
Oct. 8-10 Mule uamp Market, N. Ga. folk artists, old-fashioned curb mar ket & juried quilt show, downtown

Oct. 8-17 Georgia National Fair, 8 am,
livestock, horse shows & youth events, Ga. Nat.'I Fairgrounds & Agricenter, Perry. Info: 912-987-2774.

time, etc., is necessary, we will be happy to include the notice again as a correction.
Calendar announcements should be as close to 20 words as possible and include the following informa tion: date, time, name of event, location, and name and

ities exported, say econo mists with the University of Georgia Extension Service. The total value of these five Georgia commodities --

square, Gainesville. Info: 404-5327714.
Oct. 8-10, 15-17 & 22-24 24th Annual Sorghum Festival, world's largest sorghum festival, arts & crafts, sorghum crushing & cooking, Blairsvllle. Info: 706-745-4745.

Sept. 24-25 Ga. Muscadine Meeting and Trade Show, Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain. Info: Gerard Krewers 912386-3410.
If you have any questions concerning the Bulletin Calendar, call Randy Cox
at 404-656-3645.

telephone number for further information. When submitting multiple listings, please submit
events taking place on different dates on separate sheets of paper. (All sheets may be mailed in the same envelope, however).
When submitting a notice requesting handicraft exhibits, etc., please specify when you would like the request to be published; otherwise, it will be included
approximately one month before the event takes place. If you have questions regarding the Bulletin's
Calendar of Events, call Randy Cox at 404-656-3645.

poultry, tobacco, peanuts, cotton and tree nuts -- was $383 million. That's 6.2 per cent of the total export value of all U.S. farm goods.
QUILT PATTERN REQUEST Request for Family Tree
Quilt Pattern. Betty Addis 6 Jane Lane Brunswick, GA 31525

Food Safety Parents need to establish some basic kitchen rules and consider putting them in writing. Teach your child the importance of clean hands, utensils and other basic food safety techniques, say home economists with the University of Georgia Extension Service.

4-H Camps The University of Geor gia Extension Service's 4-H program offers a variety of specialty camps. They pro
vide in-depth training in leadership, natural re sources, food and nutrition and animal science. Spe cialty camps are designed to teach Georgia's youth to be more confident.

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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Prices For August 1 993 At Georgia Auction Markets
Georgia Department of Agriculture and
U.S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating Federal State
Livestock Market News and Grading Service
Call 1-800-342-1440 for dally prices
SLAUGHTER CATTLE COWS Brkn. Utility .........................................49.26 Long Utility .........................................48.67
BULLS Yield Grade 1-2........................................ 1300-1800 Ib. .......................................61.55 900-1300 Ib. .........................................59.50 FEEDER CATTLE-STEERS Med. & Large Frame No. 1 200-300 Ib. .........................................124.29 300-400 Ib. .........................................109.53 400-500 Ib. ......................................... 95.22 500-600 Ib. ......................................... 87.16 600-700 Ib. ......................................... 82.30 700-800 Ib. ......................................... 77.73 Med. Frame No. 2 200-300 Ib. .........................................109.32 300-400 Ib. ......................................... 98.06 400-500 Ib. ......................................... 86.79 500-600 Ib. ......................................... 79.95 HEIFERS Med. & Large Frame No. 1 200-300 Ib. .........................................105.61 300-400 Ib. ......................................... 93.72 400-500 Ib. ......................................... 86.15 500-600 Ib. ......................................... 81.54 600-700 Ib. ......................................... 76.73 HOGS Barrows & Gilts 200-250 Ibs. U.S. 1-2......................... 45.94 200-250 Ibs. U.S. 2-3......................... 43.17 Feeder Pigs 30-40 Ibs. U.S. 1-2............................. 62.16 40-50 Ibs. U.S. 1-2............................. 62.97 50-60 Ibs. U.S. 1-2............................. 65.25 60-80 Ibs. U.S. 1-2............................. 60.55
Good Eggs Because eggs lose quality rapidly at room temperature, buy AA- or Agraded eggs from refrigerated cases only. Then get them home quickly and refrigerate them immediately, say home economists with the Uni versity of Georgia Extension Serv ice.
Judy Frankel (left) and Shirley Romm were among members of the Georgia Specialty Food and Wine Association who exhibited their tempting wares at the Atlanta National Gourmet Show held September 11-14 at the Atlanta Gift Mart.

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Paula Johnson of Forsyth County and Stacy Scott of Screven County were presented a Georgia Development Authority (GDA) scholarship by Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin at a September 8 ceremony in Atlanta. The two were chosen for the award from among numerous noteworthy applicants across the state. Among those attending the event were (1-r) GDA Executive Director David Skinner, Scott, GDA board member Wendell Dunaway, Johnson, GDA board member Bill
Elliott, and Irvin.

State 4-H Winners Selected in Atlanta

Fifty hard-working 4-H'ers who competed at the State 4-H Congress in Atlanta recently were declared state winners in their demonstra
tion projects. By being deemed the best in the
state of the thousands who began project competition at county levels,
the 4-H'ers each earned a trip to National 4-H Congress in Chicago Dec. 4-8.
The state winners, listed by coun
ties with their project areas are as follows:
Bulloch: John McCormick, beef. Carroll: Garrard Webb, dog care; and Brandon Marlow, poultry. Catoosa: Andrew Black, instru mental performing arts. Clarke: Wendy Fowler, housing
furnishings and design. Clayton: Monique Mueller,
bread. Douglas: Sarah Robinette, fruits,
vegetables and nuts. Effingham: Regina Morgan, food
preservation and safety; and Michelle Shearouse, health.
Evans: Candace M. Todd, con sumer education.
Floyd: Jenny Canova, food and nutrition.
Grady: Kevin Keve, photography. Gwinnett: Marc Trapp, petro leum power. Habersham: Megan Elrod, arts and crafts. Harris: Carolyn Lester, general recreation. Houston: Julian Harris, public speaking; and Amanda Moneyhan, safety. Johnson: Nathan Pool, swine. Lowndes: Kristina Gayle Twitty,
clothing and textiles; and Joy Car ter, agriculture careers.
Madison: Mark Bellew, shooting
sports. Marion: David Anthony, electric/
electronics; and Don Wardlaw, ento
mology.

Monroe: Jason Jones, sports; and Julie Kornegay, flowers, shrubs and lawns.
Morgan: Heather Hardy, agricul ture.
Newton: Trudy Payne, comput ers.
Oconee: Lynn Mills, citizenship. Pickens: Beth Carlan, wildlife; Joey Hancock, food for fitness; Corey Watson, wood science; Heidi Kinser, forestry; and Carissa Cagle, food funds. Pike: Kimberly Dean, fashion
revue. Polk: Judson Rutland, plant and
soil science; and Jason Parris, lead
ership. Pulaski: Matthew Randolph, vet
erinary science. Seminole: Deon Hill, dairy foods. Tift: Kate Stewart, sheep and
dairy; and Carrie Benefield, envi ronmental science.
Treutlen: Ben Crowe, horse. Turner: Tomeka Moore, food fare. Twiggs: Melanie Lee, communi cations. Walton: Doug Eckles, outdoor
recreation. ~ Ware: Candy Lee, resource man
agement. Wayne: Jodi Riggins, human de
velopment. Whitfield: Autumn Stevenson,
conservation of natural resources; and Wendi Youngblood, general performing arts.
Wilkes: Hillary Lindsey, vocal performing arts.
Pine Straw Pine straw can help you create a contoured bed from a group of indi vidual plants, say horticulturists with the University of Georgia Ex tension Service. This reduces the sod area that must be maintained and reduces mowing time required to mow around individual plants. It also gives the appearance of a forest floor, creating a naturalized area.

Wednesday, September 22,1993
Fernbank's Composting Site Receives Excellence Award
The Georgia Home Composting Demonstration Project, of which the DeKalb County School System's Fernbank Science Center's home composting demonstration site is a part, has been chosen as a model program of environmental excel lence by Renew American, a na tional organization focusing on com munity-based environmental solu tions.
Funded under a grant from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, Fernbank's site includes 12 different types of working compost bins that homeowners can easily make or buy themselves. Education signs and promotional materials demonstrating the purpose for and procedures of composting are also available.
Located behind the science center at 156 Heaton Park Drive, N.E., Atlanta, the site includes a vegeta ble garden, a butterfly garden and different species of native plants used for landscaping purposes. It is open to the public during the cen ter's operating hours and will be used by school groups during the school day.
For more information call 404378-4311.
Turkey Federation Releases New Recipe Contest Brochure
Teens and turkey are a winning combination, according to the Na tional Turkey Federation, Hundreds of school kids were talk ing -- and making -- turkey recipes this past spring in hopes of winning the grand prize of $2,000 in the "National Turkey Lovers' Recipe Contest For Teens," ages 12 to 18.
Students had to dazzle judges with an original, tasty and easy-toprepare recipe using at least one pound of fresh or fully-cooked tur key meat.
"We received almost 1,700 en tries from across the country, and the recipes were excellent," said Teresa Farney, NTF president of consumers affairs. "The recipes were not only creative, but also demonstrated the versatility of tur key products."
The ten prize winning recipes have been featured in NTF's newest brochure, "Teen Cuisine News." To obtain a free copy of the recipe brochure, send a self-addressed, stamped, business-size (#10) enve lope to: Teen Brochure, National Turkey Federation, 11321 Sunset Hills Road, Reston, VA 22090.
Groundwater Groundwater, like all water on earth, comes from precipitation -- rain and snowfall. It percolates un derground, first entering the water table. In many cases, groundwater remains undistributed for years, even centuries, before it is used. There is a great deal of groundwa ter -- far more than what is availa ble from lakes or rivers on the surface. In fact, more than 90 per cent of the world's total supply of drinkable water is groundwater, say water quality experts with the University of Georgia Extension Service.