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: use giassiFiED mds -jag j All classified advertising 8c a word, cash in advance unless regular account is main tained with The Pfogress-Argus. Mini mum charge for an ad is $1;75. Phone 775- 3107. Deadline is Tuesday noon. FOUND! An easy way to keep your walls beautiful: E-Z Rare Latex Flat Enamel. Super scrubbable! As advertised in “Good Housekeeping.” (.) DUMP TRUCK FOR HIRE: Small loads of top soil, gravel hauled for low rates. James G. Whitaker 775-7191 before 6 p.m. 4-7-2tp. HOUSE FOR SALE: By owner, near High School, good lot. 775-5473. 4-7-tfc. FOR RENT: Building on Hwy. 42, formerly Lewis’ Western. Contact Ed Cleve land at Cleveland Carpets, 775-5502. 4-7-ltc. jorinby Jackson True Value Hardware JOB OPPORTUNITY: Earn high income in Sales with management oppor tunities. Two year training program with excellent fringe benefits. Metropolitan Life. EOE. Call (collect) Mr. Lyon 882-3568. 3-24-3tc. AFTER the party, clean up the carpet mess for less with - wouldn’t you guess - Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham pooer. Jackson Hardware. 4-7-ltc. MOVE UP TO 12x65 Free within 60 miles - Option to BUY one-third to 1 Acre starting at $52.77 a month - NO MONEY DOWN - Deluxe pool, club house, sand beach, child’s play ground, on huge private fishing lake, boat launching docks, central water, central sewer, local metro phone -- South Henry County - 2 miles from 1-75. Phone 1-957-1468 3-31-tfc General Electric Portable Television Jackson True Value Hardware NOTICE: I am affiliated with Thomaston Vault, Bur ial & Monument Co..Thomas ton. When in need of anything, please call Mrs. Bertha (Howard) Perdue, 775-7179. tfc Garden Tillers: BY BURNS | NOW AVAILABLE WITH ] 3-4 and SHP ENGINES j AT ] HODGES Hardware & Furniture Phone 775-7501 or 775-7560 922 East Third St. Jackson, Ga. I would like to keep children in my home. Days and Evenings. Eliz. Cook 775-4824. 3-31-ltp. LLOYD’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP —3ON. Oak St., Phone 775-3502. Complete uphol stery and repairs - Quality Workmanship -a complete line of materials - Nylons, Herculons, Tapestry, Velvets and Naugahydes. Free Esti mates - Pick Up and Delivery. 2-10-tfc. INCOME TAX PREPARED at my home Jeanette Cook Covington Road 775-2052 l-20-tfc. SEE US for your paint needs. Custom colors our specialty. Carter Builders Supply. 2-22-tfc. BARNES CHAIN LINK FENCE CO. Free Estimates Phone 775-7888 Jackson, Ga. 3-13-Btc LET US TRUE & BAL ANCE your tires for smooth er riding and longer wear. Polk Tire Cos., Jackson. Phone 775-7331. 7-30-tfc. I do sewing in my home, all types: alterations, mending, repairing, custom tailoring, dressmaking uniforms for groups. Carolyn Palmer. 775-4192. 10-14-tfc. MOBILE HOME LOTS 45 ACRE LAKE BUY 14,000 to 20,000 sq. ft. lots -- clubhouse and pool -- homestead exemption - only $64.00 per month -- 100 percent owner financing - South Henry County. Phone 1-957-1468 3-10-tfc EOR SALE: 12 ft. Jon Boat SIOO, and a 10 ft. Jon Boat S4O. 404-474-7175 after 6 p.m. 3-31-4tp. FOR SALE: 3-bedroom, 2-bath, brick, 3 years old, Giles Ferry Road, Central Air, 1 acre lot, low 30’s. 775-4432. 3-24-tfc. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA Lawn Mowers HODGES Hdwe. & Furniture ATTENTION For expert wheel align ment see or call Polk Tire Cos. All work guaranteed. Polk Tire Cos., phone 775-7331. 3-22-tfc FOR SALE: 35 acres and home located approximately a mile south of Indian Springs on the western side of Hwy. 42. Mobile Home with utility buildings on one acre land, located on Hwy. 36 approxi mately 1 mile from Jackson Lake. Small equity and take up payments. F'OR SALE: 52 acres in the southeastern part of Butts County, located on Giles Ferry Road. Will split into small tracts. Stephens Realty Cos Contact Ben Dover, Jr. Local Salesman 775-4081 or 775-3875 11-18-tfc. Two row cultivators, eleven shanks, $325.00. New five foot rotary mowers, $375.00. Harrows, plows, etc. Neal Equipment Cos., For syth. 912-994-2985. G. C. Neal. 3-17-4tC. ROOFING "Our roofs are our proof” Ask the owner. Vinyl Siding. Bonded roofs since 1922 Estimates Free No Down Payment 36 Mos. To Pay Takes No Mortgage WILDE ROOFING CO. 715 E. Taylor St. Phone 227-5132 227-2893 FOR SALE: Three bed room brick, 2 ceramic baths, LR. kitchen-den combo, carport. Built-ins, central heat-air, carpet. Beautiful 1 acre lot. Low equity. $32,000. 775-4432. 1-13-tfc. BY OWNER: 3 bedroom, l-'v story brick home, den, fireplace, garage, on large lot, over 2,000 sq. ft. 330 E. College St., 775-4628. 3-24-4tc. Patricia’s HHB Ponderings By Patricia Smith, Butts County Home Economist The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension serv ice and Gordon Junior College are working in a joint effort to present “A Day at Gordon Junior College.” It is to be a day devoted to citizens who are 60 years of age or older who want to spend a very interesting and unusual day at the college. Men and women of Butts, Upson, Lamar and Pike Counties ' are invited to participate in the program planned for Friday, May 6. Participants will attend two classes in the morning and will be served lunch in the student cafeteria just like college students. Some of the classes to be offered are A sSEjp JLjk mm ffflTAjn" -V. Sj . w a JB jpIL,,, J;Q. JHk mb it' J? A ■ *■ \ fßf w It- POSING AT ROCK EAGLE Pictured above are the thirty-nine Cloverleaf 4-H’ers who represented Butts County at the Cloverleaf District Project Achievement at Rock Eagle recently. Sportsmen Asked to Assist In Drafting Game-Fish Regulations The Game and Fish Division of Georgia’s Depart ment of Natural Resources is holding a series of public hearings throughout the state in April so that the public can contribute to the estblish ment of open season dates and bag limits for the. 1977-78 huntng season. The District IV meeting will be held Monday, April 18th. at 7:30 p.m. in the Georgia Forest Research Council Building on Riggins Mill Road in Macon. Hearings will be devoted to a discussion of specific provisions necessary to augment the Game and Fish Code passed by the 1977 General Assembly. Of spe cific interest is the establish ment of open season dates on a statewide, regional, or local level and setting of Progress-Argus Honor Roll New £ Renewel Subscription* Of Tbe Pe*t Few Dr* J H. Stewart. Jackson R. G. Coker, Jackson Mrs. Leonard Hodges. Jackson Mrs. F. B. Mason. Jackson J B. O'Neal. Jackson Mrs. T. W. Hammond, Jackson Mrs. C. B. Gaston. Jackson Mrs. E. P. Colwell. Griffin W. L. Collins, Jackson C. B. Biles, Jackson Mrs. Billy Singley. Flovilla Lois V. Shepherd. Jackson Marvin Johnson, Jackson Mrs. Pearl Remington, Jackson Mrs. Mildred Daley, Jack son Thornwell McLees, Jack ville. Fla. vegetable gardening, cook ing for one or two, care of house plants, living within your means, wills and estate planning, energy conserva tion in the home, health and physical fitness, and spirit ual and mental development. There will also be a tour of the campus, a “sing along”, and exhibits of arts and crafts. Registration is required and the deadline for regis tration is only $2. If you are interested in attending please stop by the Extension office, in the basement of the Butts County Courthouse, and complete an application. For more information call the Extension Office at 775-2601. daily and seasonal bag limits. Any participant at the hearing may present data, make a statement, or offer a viewpoint or suggestion. Written or oral statements are acceptable, but oral statements should be concise and not exceed five minutes in length. Registration will begin 30 minutes prior to the hearing and persons will be called to speak in the order in which they have registered. For those people unable to attend the hearing, written statements may be sub mitted for consideration prior to April 22. 1977. Statements should be mail ed to: Department of Natural Resources-. Game and Fish Division. 270 Washington Street. SAY.. Room 710, Trinity-Washington Bldg., Atlanta. Georgia 30334. W 11. Gordon. Jackson 11 \Y. Watkins. Jr., Jork.-on Mary Lou Johnson, Griffin .James Darnell, Flovilla Dan Fret well. Athens Mrs. Les Freeman, Jack son Victor E. O'Neal. Lake i'\\ . N . C. Mrs. James P. Moore, \tlanta K. B. Perdue. Jackson Mrs. 11. C. Gunn, Jackson Jack McClendon, Stock bridge Rev. Lamar Guyton, Jack son 11 L. Strickland, Hampton Miss ElizabethMcMichael, Jackson Glyn J. Mangham, Jackson Lillie Mae Wright. Jackson Fred Raney, Jackson C. T. Burress, Jackson T. H. Ridgeway, Jackson E. L. Etheredge, Forsyth Lovett Fletcher, Jackson Mrs. W. S. White, Jackson J. W. Thurston, Savannah ■L Bailey Jones, Jackson Lynn McCart, Jackson \f hardware sTonesjgX FUZZ^UgfER® RADAR before it can TRAP you! BOTH VISUAL AND AUDIO SIGNALS WARN YOU ON APPROACHING RADAR ■ Easy installation Plugs Into lighter ■ No antenna or special wiring required j jWt ■ Operates up to 10 times the range of radar ■ Sensitive to both stationary and moving radar $99.99 • Keeps you aware of your speed- will save you time and money. solid state circuitry THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1977 T. F. Freeman On Board Of Power Co-Op i ' 1 jig? T. F. Freeman represented Central Georgia Electric Membership Corporation as a member of the Board of Directors of Oglethorpe Electric in a March 28 Annual Meeting, held at corporate headquarters in Decatur. Central Georgia Electric Membership Corporation is one of 39 founding distribu tion EMCs comprising Ogle thorpe Electric, which sup plies electricity to its member systems. In terms of assets, Oglethorpe Electric is the largest power, supply cooperative in America, serving more than 1,225,900 Georgians oyer approxi-. .mately 73 percent of the • state's land mass. Mr. Freeman is serving in a three-year elected position on the Oglethorpe Electric Board of Directors. 1> IJ'J t J < ii Mrs. Leonard Dodson, Flo\ ilia Mrs. John K. Wise, Jackson Guy Bearden. Jackson John Bearden. Jackson Mrs. Jay W. Childress, Sa\ annah Mrs. F. A. Marshall, Dublin Bill Dunn. Jackson Bussell A. Marsh, Jackson Thomas Taylor, Jackson Mrs. O. J. Bond, Jackson Mr and Mrs. Harvey Jai t s. Jackson Mrs. \V. B. Duke. Jackson Bobby Kendrick, Jackson A. M. Davis, Jackson Mrs. Copeland James, Jac:-on Mrs. James E. Cargile, Jackson Diane Wells, Alexandria, Ya. Mrs. Ruth G. Allen, Atlanta Mrs. Olan Baker, Macon Mrs. C. H. Bradshaw, Jackson Joe Cawthon, Jackson V Howard O'Neal, St. Petersburg. Fla. Aleene Duke. Jackson Dennis A. O'Neal, Jackson K B. Ed wards, Jr., Flovilla WINNERS These lucky 4-H’ers placed at District Project Achievement. Kneeling are (L to R) Karla Cavender, James Evans, Louis Williams and Janet English. Standing (L to R) Frankie Carter, Wendy Lowery, Eric Stuart,' Laura Thaxton, Danny Rodriquez, Kim Presley, Don Fletcher, Raymond Utter and Randy Merideth. GRIFFIN DISTRICT U.M. WOMEN TO meet in McDonough The Griffin District United Methodist Women will have their annual Day Apart program on Good Friday, April 8, at 10:30 at McDonough United Metho dist Church. Mrs. Jerry Goodson, District Coordina tor of Christian Personhood, is in charge of the program. Registration will begin at 10:00. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Caroline Drinkard, wife of Dr. Eugene Drinkard, Dis- MtV, '.K .B. Edwards, Sr., •Flnvilla. . Mrs. R. C. Riley, Sr., .1 jcivflla ' Mrs Bessie Barnes, Jack son Rev. Phil DeMore, Jackson Thomas Beatty, Savannah .D. \\. Mitchell. Macon Summerize Your Home ATTIC VENT FANS INSTALLED IN MOST HOMES SBB.OO CALL BILL CAMPBELL Jackson Electric Service 775-7108 (jhml/a£u£) HARDWARE STORE BARGAIN ol the MOUTH \ Your 1 sSSi \ Cho' ,ce NOW JUST Pack Plastic TRASH BAGS A strong, dependable sack of all trades that's ideal for spring cleaning chores indoors and out —including lawn cleanup, clothing stor age, more. Choose 60 trash bags in 26 gallon size, or 40 bags in roomy 33 gallon size—all with strong side seals for more durability. Handy twist ties included. NF33O/196 QUANTITIES LIMITED trict Superintendent of the Athens District. Mrs. Drink ard has been very active in the work of United Methodist Women. Dr. and Mrs. Drinkard began their minis try in the Griffin District Methodist Church serving the Locust Grove Charge. A fellowship luncheon will conclude the program. Everyone is asked to bring sandwiches and cookies. The McDonough women will furnish salad and drinks. A nursery will be provided. THOMASVILLE TO HAVE ROSE SHOW The 56th Annual Rose Show & Festival is scheduled for April 18-24 in Thomasville, Georgia, “The City of Roses.” To accent the event, city streets and parkways have been planted with over 22.000 rose bushes, in bloom for the crowds attracted to the festival.