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Receipts totaled 971 at this week’s livestock sale at the Fort
(%ag'}‘n)e Stockyard. The sale is held every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m.
Here's how the prices per hundred weight broke down:
FEEDER CLASSES
BULLS & STEERS (GOOD AND CHOICE)
200-300 pounds — $58.00 to $76.00
300-360 pounds — $56.00 to $72 50
350-400 pounds — $56.00 to $69.50
400-460 pounds — $55.00 to $66.00
450-500 pounds — $54.00 to $65.00
500-600 pounds — $54.00 to $63.50
STEERS
600-800 pounds — $55.00 to $62.00
HEIFERS (GOOD AND CHOICE)
200-300 pounds — $52.00 to $59.00
300-350 pounds — $51.00 to $58.50
350-400 pounds — $51.00 to $57.50
400-500 pounds — $50.00 to $57.50
500-600 pounds — $48.00 to $56.00
SLAUGHTER CLASSES
CALVES (GOOD AND CHOICE)
200-300 pounds — $52.00 to $61.00
300-400 pounds — $52.00 to $60.00
400-500 pounds — $51.00 to $57.50
500-700 pounds — 848.00 to $56.00
Cows |
Utility — $44.50 down
Cutters — $40.00 down
Canner & Culls — $37.00 down
BULLS
Heavy — $52.50 down
HOGS *
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200-240 pounds — $60.00 to $61.00
* Per hundred weight, as reported by the Federal-State
Market News Service in Thomasville for Wednesday noon sales
in the North Georgia Direct Area.
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Better Records Needed
April 15 has come and
gone and for some the chore of
gathering receipts and records
and laboring over a tax return
is done for another year,
“Our tax law is com
plicated but a lot of taxpa[\]'ers
aggravate the task of filling
out a tax return by keeping
shoddy records,’”’ state
Michael J. Murghy. District
Director of the Internal
Revenue Service in Georgia.
Well then, what should
taxpayers be doing? We asked
the tax man for tips on what
should be done now that the
tax return has been sent,
To start with, Murphy
recommended that a copy of
the income tax return and in
structions be kept. If any
changes or corrections are
made by the IRS the taxpayer
sshouldy make the same
changes on the file coply. This
information may be helpful in
amending a fi{ed return or
preparing a future one.
‘Also, many people wait
until the tax year ends and
April 15 is approaching to
figure out their situation — as
in determining whether they
have enough deductions to
itemize,”” continued Murphy.
‘lt would be more practical to
have a system and keep
records witi}; a running total of
deductions, so that as the tax
year ends you would know
where you stand. Maybe it
would help in determining
whether to make a financial
decision that would have im
pact this year or wait until
next year.”’
Taxpayers are not required
to use a specific recordkeeping
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system. However, receipts,
cancelled checks, bills, old
returns and other written
documents are essential in
proving exfienses. Tax records
should be kept at least three
¥ears after the return is due or
iled, or two dyears after the
tax was paid, whichever is
later, according to the IRS
Director. Sometimes, you may
have to kee reconf; for a
longer periodp of time. For ex
ample, if you !‘income
average'’ you may need. to pro
ve your taxable income for the
four base period years.
‘“Another exception to the
three-x'ear retention rule is in
regard to a property transac
tion, such as the purchase of
real estate,” added Murfihy.
““These records should be e&t
for as long as they are helpful
in determining the basis of
original or replacement pro
perty.”
Some people discover that
after they Eave filed their
federal tax returns, some item
was left out, such as a deduc
tion or additional income.
These taxpayers can change
their originaf’ tax returns by
fiing corrected returns on
Form 1040 X,"” Murphy says.
A return can generally be
amended any time during the
three years following the due
date (including extensions) of
the original return.
Also, according to IRS,
taxpayers who move after fil
ing their federal income tax
returns and are expecting a re
fund should notify the post of
fice serving the old address.
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Ginger Murphy is holding a timber rattler killed by her
father, Kellett Murphy, gaturday in Hancock County.
Mr. Murphy and his son-in-law, Andy Hames, both of
Trion and members of the North Georgia Sportsman
Club, were in Hancock County checking out their
camf)sit,e. The snake was 60% inches long and had 15
rattlers and a button.
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The Summerville News, Thurs., June 17, 1982
Prestige Tags
The Motor Vehicle Divi
sion of the Georgia Revenue
Department will accept ap-
Klications for 1983 preltifie
icense plates durinfi the
geriod of July 1 through Aug.
3,
In announcin%the applica
tion period, the Division cau
tioned holders of prestige tags
that if they do not afily for
renewal of their special license
number-letter combinations
by the end of Aug:st. their
combinations will be open to
any individual on a first-come,
first-serve basis.
A prestige license plate
has specific letters and
numbers requested by the as-
Blicant. The Motor Vehicle
ivision has issued 71,700
?restige tafs since 1976, the
irst year of the current seven-
Kear license plate cycle. All
olders of special tafis are be
ing notified of the July-
Au%ust renewal period by
mail.
The Division will accept
new ap?licat.ions on a first
come, first-serve basis for
prestige tags between Sept.
15 and Nov. 15. Application
forms can be obt.ainedp at coun
ty tag offices or at the Motor
Vehicle Division in the
Trinity-Washington Building
in Atlanta.
All applications for
prestife tags, including
renewal applications, must be
accompanied by a $lO
manufacturing fee.
During the period from
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Jan. 1, 1983, through April 1,
1983, it will be necessary for
the prestige tag applicant to
present an application for
motor vehicle registration as
well as the appropriate ad
valorem and tag fees to his or
her resident county ta‘g office.
In turn, the tag office will
issue a temporary permit
which will indicate proper
registration until such time as
the Motor Vehicle Division
mails the metal prestige
license plate to the alpplicant.
All owners of motor
vehicles registered in Georgia
must obtain new metal license
Rlates during the Eeriod of
an. 1, 1983 through April 1,
1983. The current seven-year
license cycle ends Dec. 31,
1982.
Private Arrives
Pvt. Roger L. Rash, son of
Oviell L. and Lillian S. Rash of
Route 3, Trion, has arrived for
duty at Camp Casey, South
Korea.
Rash, a cannon crewman
with the 2nd Infantry Divi
sion, was Hreviously assigned
at Fort Sill, Okla.
He is a 1979 graduate of
Manor High Scfirool, Port
smouth, Va.
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