If you happen

to find ten lost goats in the vicinity of Mundy's Mill Road and Ga. Highway

54, Mitchell Williams would be grateful if you would let him know.

Mitchell is

the gubernatorial candidate who created a stir a couple of weeks ago when

he herded his "True Time Parade" of 57 goats into Fayette County,

only to herd them back out again after learning that the county has laws

against herding livestock on the public right of way.

He is running

for governor on a platform calling for "true time," doing away

with Eastern Standard Time and using a different time for each division

of latitude.

After leaving

Fayette, Williams herded his goats into a field at Hwy. 54 and Mundy's

Mill, and Noah's Ark animal shelter later arranged for the herd to be

transported to a camp site where he can winter the herd, near Fairburn.

But in the

meantime, a pack of wild dogs attacked the herd in the night, killing

one and scattering 10.

"They

would stay together, even while they were running away," said Williams

this week. "I imagine what happened is that they showed up on somebody's

farm near there, and they kept them, figuring whoever owned them would

show up sooner or later."

But Williams

can't leave his herd to go looking for the lost ones, he said, so he is

hoping someone has seen them or heard something and can let him know.

He can be reached

at 770-969-6273.