6C-THE MACON NEWS, Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1972 'Super Trees Available from Forest Agency "Super seedlings" grown from certified seed make up about 57 per cent of the 55.5 million tree seedlings available for order by Georgia landowners, according to Ray Shirley, Georgia Forestry Commission director. The 1972 crop represents a 16 per cent increase over 1971. An additional 8.6 million seedlings are being grown under contract to industries. The price all species of pine and lespedeza has increased $1 per thousand due to increased cost of production, Shirley reported.
Available seedlings and cost per th us a are longleaf, shortleaf, slash and Virginia pines, and improved loblolly, slahs and high gum yield slash pines, $7. Priced at $10 per thousand are eastern white pine, catalcottonwood cuttings, chestnut, swamp chestnut and sawtooth oaks, yellow poplar, red cedar, sweet gum and black walnut. Dogwood and wild crabapple seedlings are $25 per thousand. Early submission of orders is encouraged. Seedling application forms are available from the Forestry Commission county rangers, county agents, Soil Conservation Service technicians and Agricultural Conservation Program officers.
Completed applications should be mailed to the Georgia Forestry Commission, P. 0. Box 819, Macon, Ga. 31202. Max Blizzard, 44, Employe at Robins DUBLIN- Funeral services for Raymond Max Blizzard 44, of Rte.
3, Dublin, who died Monday afternoon at his residence, were to be held at p.m. today at the a Homer Adams Funeral Home Other State Deaths Mr. Bowers, 97 HAWKINSVILLE Omer Bishop Bowers, 97, of Ft. Lauderdale, formerly of Hawkinsville, died Tuesday in Ft. Lauderdale.
Mr. Bowers was a photographer. Survivors include a son, B. W. Bowers of Macon; three daughters, Mrs.
Mary Etta Deneke of Macon, Mrs. Claudia Trice of Macon, and Mrs. Bessie McCormack of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Clarke Funeral Home.
John H. Ashley -Funeral services' for Mr. John Harrison Ashley, 58, of Rte. 1, Dublin, who died Monday night in a Dublin hospital, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Dexter United Methodist Church.
Burial will be in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Mr. Ashley, born and raised in Laurens County, was a veteran of WWII, a former member and past Master of the Masonic Lodge of Dexter, and a retired employe of Warner Robins Air Force Base. He was a member of Dexter United Methodist Church.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Esther Shore Ashley of Dexter; a son, John Maxwell Ashley of Dexter; two sisters, Mrs. R. H. Hightower Sr.
of Dublin and Mrs. Kate Morrison of Panama City, a brother, Bascom Ashley of Panama City, Fla. Adams Funeral Home in Dublin is in charge. Mrs. Wisham MARSHALLVILLE Funeral services for Mrs.
Willa McGuire Wisham, 60, who died Monday at her residence, were to be held today at 4 p.m. in Marshallville Baptist Church. Burial was to be in Marshville City Cemetery. Mrs. Wisham had lived in Macon County for 20 years.
Survivors include her husband, Johnny C. Wisham of Marshallville; a daughter, Mrs. John B. Skipper of Marshallville; two brothers, Ernest Guire of Perry and Lucious McGuire of Columbus; a sister, Mrs. Lucille Stevens of Pensacola, Fla.
Watson-Mathews Funeral Home in Montez zu a is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Ella Jackson DUBLIN-Mrs. Ella Jackson, 74, died Tuesday morning in a local hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services were to be held today at 4 p.m.
in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. A native of Monroe County, Mrs. Jackson had lived most of her life in Laurens County. a member of the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons, James Jackson of Dublin and Pete Jackson Cochran; a daughter, Mrs.
Johnnie Watson of Dublin; three sisters, Mrs. Hattie Warren of Cadwell, Mrs. Ester Do min of Eastman, Mrs. Ola Mae Jones of Inverness, three brothers, Golden Jackson of Dublin, Otis Jackson of Person. Walter Jackson of Warner Robins.
Townsend Funeral Home in Dublin is in charge. Mrs. Crawford, 58, Local Businesswoman Mrs. Ralph Mills Mrs. Ralph L.
Mills, 68, died in a local hospital Tuesday after, an services extended illness. Fu- be were to held at 3 p.m. today in the chapel of Hart's Mortuary. was to be in Macon Memorial Park. Mrs.
Mills, who resided at 819 Ellenwood Drive, was the former Naomi Amanda Rothel. She was born in Atlanta but had lived in Macon for 35 years. Survivors include her husband, Ralph H. Mills of Macon; and a sister, Mrs. R.
L. Williams of Claxton. Mrs. Sarah Jones Mrs. Sarah Mae Haddock Jones, 82, of 1852 Christian died Tuesday night in a local hospital.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the graveside in Macon Memorial Park. Mrs. Jones was born in Dooly County but had lived most of her life in Macon. She was a member of Snow Springs Methodist Church in Unadilla.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. L.E. Brantley, Mrs. Ruth Kugelman, both of Macon, and Mrs. Nick Bonamo of New York, N.Y.; four grandchildren; five sisters, Mrs.
D. L. Jones and Mrs. Lena Stewart, both of Albany, Mrs. Jimmy Smith of Miami Beach, Mrs.
B. L. Phillips of Vienna, and Mrs. W. B.
Fitzgerald of Tampa, and two brothers, John L. Haddock of Eastman and William Haddock of Pavo. Crest Lawn Funeral Home is in charge. Charlie Lee Rouse Charlie Lee Rouse, 38, of 689 Short died Tuesday at his residence. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hutchings Funeral Home.
Eatonton Youth Dies in Fall DURHAM, N. C. (UPI) Shelton J. Adams, 20, a Duke University junior and pre sident of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, died Tuesday when he fell from a five-story dormitory building. A dams, an English major from Eatonton, was killed instantly when he hit the sidewalk.
Authorities were investigating in an attempt to learn what caused Adams to fall. Waste Disposal Action Sought ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) The head of the Solid Waste Management Section of Georgia state government says a mere 14 of the state's 159 counties have a solid waste plan. Moses said his agency intends to change that with a proposed set of rules and regulations. And a new law gives the Department of Natural Resources, which directs McCall's agency, power to establish statewide waste management rules.
The SWMS has proposed a set of rules which now goes to the Game and Fish Commission, which sets policy for the Department of Natural Resources. McCall, who feels the rule will become effective, says it will provide cities and counties throughout the state must complete a solid waste management plan by Jan. 1, 1975, with preliminary reports due beginning June 30, 1973. Flashes, Buzz Alarm Neighbor CHESTERFIELD, England (UPI)-Police broke into Len Marsh's apartment early one morning last week after a neighbor reported seeing flashing lights through the apartment's bedroom window and hearing strange buzzing noises. Marsh, 47, a factory worker, told police it was only his alarm clock, which triggers two flashing lights and sets off a loud buzzer.
He said he needs the clock to wake him for work. You Can Depend On HARTS For The Service You Expect in Time of Need Tarts MORTUARY SINCE 1899 746-4321 Paul Early Lifetime Maconite Paul K. Early 66, of 1125 Brentwood Ave. died Tuesday. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
today in Memorial Chapel with burial in Riverside Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. Clyde Martin will officiate. Mr.
Early, a retired machinist with Central of Georgia Railroad, was a' member of the International Association of Machinists, the American Camelia Society and the International Camelia Society. Mr. Early lived in Macon all of his life. Survivors include his widow, the former Miss Velma Wellons of Macon; two sisters, Miss Josephine Early and Miss Addie Beall Early, both of Macon. Railroad employes will sit in a group.
Mr. Philmon Dies at 95 Marvin P. Philmon, 95, of 737 Ponce de Leon died Tuesday following an extended illness. Services will be Thursday at 3 p.m. at the graveside at Macon Memorial Park.
Hart's Mortuary is in charge. Mr. Philmon was a Taylor County native and had lived in Macon since 1912. He was the retired superintendent of the Bibb Building at the corner of Broadway and Cherry Streets, which is now the Southern United Building. He was a member of Lynmore Methodist Church and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss Willie Belle Philmon of Macon; a son, Homer A. Philmon of Ellijay; a granddaughter, Mrs. Paul K. Dunaway of 1 Bakersfield, and three great grandchildren. Mrs.
James B. Crawford, 58, owner of Crawford's Restaurant, died early Tuesday morning in a local hospital afer a 10 illness. Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. today in Macon Memorial Deaths Elsewhere Ronald J. Perman, Hertz Executive NEW YORK )-Ronald J.
Per man, chairman and chief executive officer of the Hertz died Tuesday of a heart attack suffered while playing golf in Latrobe, Pa. Per man, who lived at Scarsdale, N.Y., was 52. Walter J. Bergman, Cup Firm Chairman NEW YORK (UPI)-Walter J. Bergman, the former chairman of the board of the Lily Tulip Cup died of a heart attack Monday in Mount Sinai Hospital, it was announced Tuesday.
He was 68. Nan Shanahan, Ex-Journalist NEW YORK (UPI)-Nan Riley Shanahan, a New York public relations executive and former news was killed Sunday in an Ethiopian Airlines crash in the Simen mountains near Gondar, Ethiopia, it was reported Tuesday. She was 39. She was one of 11 persons who died when the DC3 crashed in rugged territory, according to the Carl Byoir Associates, Inc. Before joining Carl Byoir, Mrs.
Shanahan worked for United Press International in San Francisco and on newspapers in Miami, Philadelphia and San Francisco. Park with the Rev. Fred McLendon officiating. Mrs. Crawford, the former Miss Martha Edna Carver, resided at 1295 Birch St.
She was the daughter of the late Charles Henry Carver and the late Mrs. Nelle Massingale Carver. A member of the Business and Professional Women's Club, she was also a member of the Cherokee Heights United Methodist Church and the Eloise Taylor Bible Class. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Sue tee*ts of Belle Glade, a son, Paul Crawford of Macon; three sisters, Mrs.
W. J. Daniel of Jones County, Mrs. Roy Hinson of Macon and Mrs. R.
W. Thompson of Zephyrhills, two brothers, Ralph J. Carver and Robert L. Carver, both of Macon. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be made to the Martha Edna Crawford Memorial Fund of the Eloise Taylor Bible Class of the Cherokee Heights United Methodist Church.
Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Bottoms Up! BERKLEY, Caur. (UPI) It's "bottoms up" for eggs, says the California Farm Bureau. The bureau advises that placing eggs large end up will keep the yolk from sticking to the shell and help maintain the egg's natural quality longer. Dr.
Raynor To Practice In Robins WARNER ROBINS Dr. Ken Raynor, a native of Alabama, has joined Drs. Carl L. Beard and J.R. Manning in the practice of obstetrics and gynecology.
Dr. Raynor, 42, is a graduate of the Medical College of South Carolina. He served residencies in obstetrics and gynecology in Baylor Hospital in Dallas. and Touro Hospital in New Orleans, La. From 1963 until he joined the Warner Robins physicians, Dr.
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The hearings are expected to last three days, with Ralph Nader scheduled as the final witness. in Dublin. Burial was to be in Rock Springs Baptist Church Cemetery. Mr. Blizzard, born and raised in Laurens County, was an employe at Warner Robins Air Force Base and a member of Rock Spring Baptist Church.
Survivors inleude his widow, Mrs. Helen Jackson Blizzard of Dublin; two sons, John Stephen Blizzard and' Raymond Max Blizzard both of Dublin; his mother, Mrs. Esther H. Blizzard of Dublin; a halfsister, Mrs. Mattie Clements of Apopka, a half-brother, Waldo Blizzard of High Point, N.
C. Mrs. Velma Foster, Arkansas Native PERRY-Mrs. Velma Katherine Foster, 75, died Tuesday after a brief illness. Mrs.
Foster, a native of Arkansas, moved Perry two years ago from Norfolk, Va. A Sunday school teacher for 50 years, She was a member of Christ Sanctified Holy Church. She and her husband resided on the campgrounds near Perry. Survivors include her husband, Charles K. Foster Sr.
of Perry; a daughter, Mrs. E. H. Morgan of Nashville, tive sons, Charles K. Foster Jr.
of Abilene, Herman Foster and Keneth Foster, both of Memphis Carl Foster of Louisville, Walter Foster of Van Nuys, a brother, Carl Adams of Clay Center, two sisters, Mrs. Krystal Agre of Newport Rickey, and Mrs. Virginia Blackbird of Kansas City, Kan. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watson-Hunt Funeral Home in William Howard Sr. SWAINSBORO Funeral services for William Jason Howard 72, who died Monday in the Emanuel County Hospital, were to be held at 3 p.m.
today in the chapel a of Peebles-Curry Mortuary. Burial was to be in Pinecrest Memorial Gardens. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Hattie L. Howard of Swainsboro; seven daughters, Mrs.
Frank Newkirk, Mrs. James E. Perince, both of Augusta, Mrs. John S. Hudson Jr.
and Mrs. E. W. Snellgrove, both of Swains bor Mrs. Charles E.
Grace of Macon, Mrs. Lynn Martin of Twin City, Mrs. Leroy Bush of Adrian; four sons, William J. Howard Jr. of Dublin, John R.
Howard Sr. of Augusta, Tommy A. Howard and Edward Howard, both of Swainsboro; two sisters, Mrs. Dora B. Shwartz and Mrs.
Eliza Howell, both of Augusta; four brothers, James A. Howard of Reedsville, Robbie Howard, Claud Howard and Nathan Howard, all of Augusta. Mrs. Lillie Floyd, Services Today COCHRAN-Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Mae Davis Floyd, 78, of 211 East Jackson Douglas, who died Monday in the Coffee General Hospital after a long illness, were to be held at 4 p.m.
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Nancy Jane Buchan Davis and John Davis. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. C. R. McMurray of Douglas; a sitter, Mrs.
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