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THE MACEE COURIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1984 i ii i Mr. Richard O. Volz Richard O. Volz, 57, of Florence, South Carolina died Aug. 6 at Florence, South Carolina.

He was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church. He worked at Sears and had retired from American Can Company. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 11 at St.

Anthony's Catholic Church. Stoudenmire's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at Green Bay, Wisconsin. Survivors include his wife, Mary Ann of Florence, South Carolina and his children, Mary Volz of Libertyville, III; Anthony Boll of Denver, Colorado; Louise Runnels of Magee; Margaret Watson of Lincoln, Nebraska: William Volz of Hattiesburg; Fran Volz of Jackson; Laurine Voli-Shadowen of Washington, D.C.; Greg Volz of USS Enterprise; Rose Volz of Lexington, Christine Volz of Florence, South Carolina. Crazy (Continued from page 1) The barbeque plates will be on sale at the parking lot beside Service Center and will be $4 each. For more information call McLean at 849-3311.

Charles Massey said that if he receives enough response he will conduct the third annual Armadillo Race. He is contemplating a different site this year. Those interested in entering the Armadillo Race should call 5M Sales in Magee. Along with a full slate of events will be super sales by participating merchants. Ad copy for the special Crazy Day edition of The Magee Courier, should be in to the Courier ad department by Friday, August 17.

Snow cones and cotton candy, pig skins and concessions will be on sale throughout Crazy Day. "Make a day of it here in Magee," said Bernie BlackweU, chairman of the Retail Merchants Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. He urged all area residents to help make this year's Crazy Day, crazier then ever. said. Sheppard was searched and four more marijuana cigarettes were found in his sock, Jones said.

He was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell and distribution and sale of marijuana, Jones said. MHS to sponsor program on hospital accreditation The Mississippi Hospital Association is sponsoring a Program on Hospital Accreditation Standards, Sept. 20-21, at the Coliseum Ramada Inn in Jackson. The seminar is conducted by Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, based in Chicago. The Program on Hospital Accreditation Standards (PHAS) addresses issues that will be of importance to those individuals using the 1985 Accreditation Manual for Hospital (AMS) for hospital survey or as an ongoing self-assessment tool for their facility.

The program is intended for hospital administrators, trustees, chiefs of medical staffs, medical directors, nursing administrators and medical record administrators. i The one and a half day program 'will provide health care professionals with information in many areas. These include an update on 1984 standards and survey process changes, new psychiatric standards for hospitals and revised quality and appropriateness review requirements for clinical and support services. Medical staff monitoring activities and departmental review, along with nursing services, will also be discussed. The Joint Commission on Ac-crediation of Hospitals is a nonprofit organization whose primary purpose is to promote high quality in the provision of health care and related human services.

Mid-term exams have been set countywide for Dec. 19-21 Final exams for seniors are May 16 and 17 and May 22 24 for other students. School (Continued from page 1) Jerome Berry, $6,500 and Odell Rankin, $2,210. Bids on blinds for Magee cafeteria went to Town and Country Lighting in Jackson for a steam kettle for Mendenhall went to Westbrook of Jackson and a washer for the athletic department in Mendenhall went to Dongieux's for $2,769. On the agenda for the board's consideration was a recommendation that they consider approving centralization of county school food service.

Cloma Mangum made a motion that this be approved. The motion died for lack for a second. Board members released Mattie McLaurin Nichols from her contract for the 1984-85 school year and approved the special Education project in the amount of $5,451.72. Board members also accepted the resignation of Denise Johnson, payroll clerk in the county office, effective Aug. 24; the resignation of Terry Morgan, horticulture instructor at the vocational-technical center, effective Aug.

10; Employed were Joan Ann Harris, Psychological Examiner for the 1984-85 school year in special education; Marsha Craft, as first grade reading assistant at Magee for the 1984-85 school year; Elaine McGuire, second grade reading assistant at Mendenhall for the 1984-85 school year; and Linda Herrington, bus driver at Magee, effective 1984-85 school year. Carolyn Robinson was transferred from Magee Attendance Center to position of teacher aide at Mendenhall. Board members accepted the resignations of Gloria Steward, fourth grade teacher at Mendenhall, effective Aug. 10 and Clemmis Scott Byars, Magee effective Aug. 10.

They voted to accept the elementary handbook and recessed until Tuesday, Aug. 21 at 7 p.m. Area (Continued from page I) register into the public school in Mississippi. First day of school is Aug. 27 and the lunchrooms will be open.

Kindergarten students are to report on Aug. 27 at 8 a.m. Magee High School principal Victor Blair said the student handbook in grades 1-6 and 7-12 has been approved. "We will have an established dress code for grades 1-4," said Dr. Blair.

"These students will be able to wear walking shorts. Grades 5 and up will not be able to wear shorts," he said. Dr. Blair said that a file on addresses will be kept on all new students to determine if there is any zone jumping. "The principals are responsible for this," he said.

Students transferring from a nonaccredited school must be screened, Dr. Blair said. "We're looking forward to a better year," Dr. Blair said. "We're adding to the' curriculum and a lot of work has been done on the building, maintenance-wise.

"We're trying to implement the new Education Reform Act of 1982 through these changes," he said. "We invite all parents down any time." All public school attendance centers will have ten new computers this year. At Magee High School a computer literacy course will be taught. Also, Dr. Blair said Magee has 17 new IBM selectric typewriters for the advanced typing class.

Other changes of note, the grading system this year has been upped. Seventy-five is now the passing grade. Also all county schools have planned their schedules so that vocational-technical students from their schools can attend all planned programs. All county public schools will dismiss on the following days at 1 p.m. for inservice and staff development from (All teachers must be present) Oct.

1, Nov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 7, Feb. 4, March 4, April 1, and May 6.

Benjamin Franklin invented the rocking chair. Mr. James Alton Shows Mr. James Alton Shows. 70.

of Mendenhall died Wednesday, Aug. 8 at Simpson General Hospital. The Simpson County native was a member of Old Good Hope Primitive Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted at 3 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 9 at Magee Colonial Chapel with Rev.

Thomas Ray Floyd officiating. Colonial Chapel of Magee was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at Old Good Hope Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Bobbie Baldwin of Mendenhall, Mrs. Jill Guest, Mrs.

Frances Warren all of Magee; one son, Vemis Bud) Shows of Mendenhall; three brothers, Norman, Dewitt and Leo Shows all of Mendenhall; three sisters. Mrs. Lydia Brown, Mrs. Doris Duckworth of Mendenhall, Mrs. Donis Smith of Prentiss, eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchUdren.

Mr. Joe Blakeney Mr. Joe Blakeney. 67, of Magee died Friday. Aug.

10 at VA Hospital. The Smith County native was a member of Lemon Christian Church. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 12 at Magee Colonial Chapel with Rev. E.A.

Hester officiating. Colonial Chapel of Magee was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at Lemon Christian Church Cemetery. Survivors include wife, Mrs. Lessie Jewel Blakeney of Magee; two sons, Ricky Dean Blakeney of Jackson. Robert Dale Blakeney of Magee: three daughters, Mrs.

Brenda Jo Matthews of Raleigh, Mrs. Beverly Jane Parrish of Mt. Olive, Mrs. Jannette Lynn Parish of Magee: one sister. Mrs.

Jewell Waters of Taylorsville; four brothers, Sum-merfield and Jack Blakeney of Jackson, Birdell Blakeney of Columbus, John Blakeney of Pennsylvania and eight grandchildren. Afr. William Jennings Bryan Floyd Mr. William Jennings Bryan Floyd, 76, of Magee died Thursday. Aug.

9 at his residence. The Simpson County native was a member of the protestant faith and a retired farmer. Funeral services were conducted at p.m. Friday, Aug. 10 at Magee Colonial Chapel with Rev.

Billy Guest and Rev. Alton Tullos officiating. Colonial Chapel of Magee was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at Goodwater. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Glydia Fairchild Floyd of Magee; four sisters, Mrs.

Ina Napier of Seminary, Mrs. Lenora Jones of Pearl. Mrs. Alno Varner, Mrs. Iona Jones of Magee; one brother, Charlie Floyd of Edwards, and a host of neices and nephews.

Infant Ann Marie Anderson Ann Marie Anderson, infant daughter of Oscar and Jo Ann Anderson of Magee died Friday, Aug. 10 at University Hospital in Jackson. Graveside services were conducted at 10 a.m., Monday, Aug. IS. Colonial Chapel of Magee was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at Old Good Hope Cemetery.

Survivors include father; Oscar Anderson, and mother, Jo Ann Watson Anderson of Magee. Card of Thanks We would like to take this means of expressing our gratitude for the sympathetic words and actions extended during the recent loss of our loved one. Mrs. Lela Funchess Williamson. The food, flowers, cards and gifts were greatly appreciated.

Your kindness will long be remembered. May God bless each and everyone of you. The Lela F. Williamson Family Subscribe to The Courier Phone 849-3434 Pontiacs Buicks Chevrolets GMCs They've Got To Go! BUS -MS Residents (Continued from page 1) businesses in Copiah County. Mendenhall Police Department made the arrest, Jones said.

He said Van Ginkle, who was recently indicted in Simpson County for six counts breaking and entering, allegedly stole cigarettes and cokes from Hongry Cafe. "They couldn't find anything missing at Jerry's Fish House," he said. Van Ginkle was charged with two counts burglary, possession of burglary tools and a hold was placed on him for Wesson Police Department and Copiah County Sheriffs Office, Jones said. Also arrested was a juvenile, he said. In another incident, Melvin Sheppard, 23, of the Magee Satellite Center sold a marijuana cigarette to an inmate at the Simpson County Jail while the two were at lunch at the jail, Sheriff Jones FAIR Deal i 3 0 Save Time and Money with this As a ccrcn.un.17 service Louisiana World's Fair tickets are now avaiiabls st local effiess Mrs.

Emma D. Williams Mrs. Emma D. Williams, 86, formerly of Pinola died Friday, Aug. 10 at Magee Genera Hospital.

The Simpson County native was a member of St. Matthew Baptist Church. Funeral services are being conducted at 2 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 16 at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Pinola with Rev. James Floyd and Rev.

W.M. Allbriton officiating. Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements and burial will be at the Pilgrim Church Cemetery. Survivors include Mrs. FJoise Robinson of Magee; two sisters, Mrs.

Rosa Sandifer of Pinola, and Mrs. Tina Berry of Mt. Olive: seven grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Meddie Williams. Mr.

Charles Christopher Hopper Charles Christopher Hopper, 1 month 22 days, of Brandon died Sunday, Aug. 12. Funeral services were conducted at 4 p.m., Monday, Aug. IS at Upton Chapel with Rev. Joel Evanson officiating.

Upton Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at Puckett Cemetery. Survivors include parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopper of Brandon; two sisters, Angela and Cindy Hopper of Brandon; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Delton Puckett, Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Jennings all of Puckett, and a host of relatives and friends. William Thomas (Dub) BlackweU Mr.

William Thomas (Dub) BlackweU. 45. of Braxton died Saturday, Aug. 1 1 at Humana Hospital in Jackson. The Simpson County native was a member of Braxton Methodist Church.

Funeral services were conducted at p.m., Sunday, Aug. 12 with Rev. Charles Guy and Rev. David Hanna officiating. Upton Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements and burial was at Braxton Cemetery.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Betty BlackweU of Braxton: one daughter, Mrs. Jeanene Barnett of Mendenhall; mother, Mrs. Myrtis Wallace of Mendenhall; three sisters, Mrs. Mattie Riels.

Mrs. Gloria Smith, Mrs. Donna Brown ail of Mendenhall; three brothers, David Wallace, Jimmy Wallace of Mendenhall, Daniel Wallace of Brandon; and one granddaughter. Mrs. Mary Louise Runnels Mrs.

Mary Louise Runnels, 74, of Mize died Tuesday, Aug. 7 at Covington County Hospital. The Covington County native was a member of First Baptist Church of Mt. Olive. Funeral services were conducted at 10 a.m., Wednesday, Aug.

8 at Minis Mitchell Chapel of Magee with Rev. John L. Jones officiating. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements and burial was at McNair Cemetery. Survivors include four sons, Richard.

Willie and Wilford Runnels of Mt. Olive, Lawrence Runnels of Sturgis: two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Trinkner of D'Lo. Mrs. Sue Hall of Mize; two sisters.

Mrs. Ad-die Williams of Vicksburg, Mrs. Loraine Lofton of Biloxi; and seven grandchildren. Card of Thanhs We wish to thank the many friends and relatives for the love and kindness shown us in the death of our father and husband. Joe Blakeney.

We appreciate all the beautiful flowers, food, and the kind words that Rev. Hester ministered to us. Also, his prayers and for being there when we all needed him. We are forever grateful. The Joe Blakeney Family Charles Christopher Hopper Services, 4 p.m.

Monday, Aug. 13 Upton Chapel Interment Puckett Cemetery Mr. William (Dub) BlackweU Services, 3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 12 Braxton Methodist Church Interment Braxton Cemetery Mrs.

Mary Louise Runnels Services, 10 a.m. Wednesday, August 8 Mims Mitchell Chapel Interment McNair Cemetery Upton-Mims Mitchell Mag Mendenhall ML Olive Raleigh Adults $13.50 (Reg. $15.00) Children 9.C0 (Reg. 9.S5) (Ages 4-1 1 Children 3 and under admitted free.) JO USiST QH TICKETS Tickets may be purchased in advance st the local of Kisslssfppi Power Light 127 N. Main Street COOPERATION WITH THE MISSISSIPPI WOR10 FAIR COUNCIL COLONIAL CHAPEL Funeral Horn MigH, Ml as.

Ttylortvilla, Mlts. Mndnhall, Mlts. Mr. James Alton Shows Services, 3 p.m. Thursday, Aug.

9 Magee Colonial Chapel Interment Ole Good Hope Cemetery Mr. Joe Blakeney Services, 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 12 Magee Colonial Chapel Interment Lemon Christian Church Cemetery Mr. W.J.

Bryan Floyd Services, 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10 Magee Colonial Chapel Interment Goodwater Cemetery Infant Ann Marie Anderson Graveside services 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 13 Interment Old Good Hope SAVE GIG During our Year-end Close Out Sale url) 11,089 er Rflsrel piCWG SPECIAL LOW PRICES AVOID TICKET LINES Salesmen Benny Monk William Chalk JonMunn if LOWERY-SULLIVAN has tho largest Inventory In this trade area.

Buy where tho selection is best. Look at the got'em parked on both lots. And most are discounted at least $1,000 or more. All our luxury vehicles, larger cars, vans, loaded pickups are discounted even more. We mean must move these cars to make room for the new models.

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