The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 7

Page 7 A THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, October 2, 1986 Sun adds new readers to family of subscribers MediWfAJ PHARMACY JUJUWUPJPHILWlMAMLiJll f'' I V- -i '-1 i 1 Inside Jitney Super Center Old Canton Road 957-2323 We Look Forward to Serving Jacksonlans Another 50 Years. Doug Jim Parkin Morris, Pic Firmin, Dr. J. Bebin, Betty Brown, Mrs. Jack R.

Whitehead, Mrs. Frank M. Oliver, Joe Rankin, Realtor; Also, Elizabeth Rowland, Jimmy McClure, Pat Cothern, G. B. Bar-nett, Richard Painter, Melissa Newton, Bill Walker, Carol Diestelmeir, Robert Croft, Sammy Moon, Donna Kay Byrd; Also, Mr.

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C. Farrington, T. Daryl Smith, Aimee Wilcox, Gabrielle Weissbach, Children's and Family Service Association; Also, Chris Kelly, J. C. Myers, Stephen Sutton, Mrs.

B. F. Tucker, Donna McVey, Nancy and Marc Ma-jure, Jan Stringer, Stacy Swain, Francine Conerly, Paul Engle and Janice Mauldin. NEW READERS recently welcomed to the Northside Sun family of subscribers include: Pamela Walker, J. D.

May, David Allen, D.M.D., Dr. A. M. Wright, Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Stahlhut, Dr. James A. Bruce, Stacy Huffman, Jo Burleson, Patricia Pardue, Gail Sweat, Celia Wood, Mike W. Van-zandt, J. Paul Stockwell, Dr.

and Mrs. Thomas L. Wiley Jr. Also, Sheila Grillis, Mrs. Carl C.

Sikes, Mrs. Hank Fraser, Hampton Inn Hotel, Christopher Reagan, Eileen Evans, Dr. William Payne, L. Dykes Meredith, Blanche S. Speights, Mrs.

Jan Arnold, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Kelly, New Stage Theatre, Howard E. Douglas, Roger King; Also, Dr. W.

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McRight Suzanne Hudgins, William E. Farlow Dr. Richard Birdsong, Hope Amnions, Beverly Walker, Gean Rea, Gladys Greer, Lacy Luckett, Gordon Deraps; ALSO, MR. AND Mrs. Mike McGehee, Belinda Malke, Jack Gibson, Alice Felder, Steven R.

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and Mrs. Norman Rodgers, Hope H. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Karl Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy Hood, Encon, Also, Van Jones, Paul McSwain, David Warrington, Marianna Groebe, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Dickens, Joe C. BRADLEY CARTER ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW IN THE OFFICES OF E.

MICHAEL MARKS AND RUFUS CREEKMORE TTr A. E. "Gene" McDill Deborah C. Noel, C1C, CPCU ALL FORMS OF BUSINESS PERSONAL INSURANCE Home Auto Life Health IRA Disability Croup Bonds Workers Compensation Commercial Property Liability 1775 Lelia Drive, Suite 981-1717 Mrs. Mildred Kinard, UM Chancellor Gerald Turner UM names athletic dorm for Kinard; presents award SIIITK EASTOVKK BANK BUILDING 12(1 NORTH CONCRKSS STRKKT IACKSON.

MISSISSIPPI lolll I 969-6711 THE UNIVERSITY of Mississippi recently dedicated its athletic dormitory in honor of the late Frank M. "Bruiser'" Kinard and posthumously inducted him into the Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame. His widow, Mrs. Mildred Kinard, of Northeast Jackson, accepted the sports hall of fame award from Ole Miss Chancellor Gerald Turner. Kinard, who died in September 1985 at age 70, was the state's first collegiate All-American football player and the state's first college graduate named to professional football's hall of fame.

JACKSON was a three-year starter on the basketball team. He played professional football with the Brooklyn team of the old National League and later was a player-coach with the New York football Yankees. During his nine-year professional football career, he was named an All-Star five times. A CHARTER inductee into the National Football Hall of Fame, Kinard also was a charter member of the National Football Foundation, the Orange Bowl Hall of Fame and the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. In 1950 he was named Ole Miss' most outstanding football player and most outstanding athlete during the school's first century.

He was an Ole Miss assistant football coach from 1948-70, acted as head coach for part of the 1970 season, served as athletic director from 1971-73 and was assistant dean of student personnel from 1973-78. LIGHTING CENTER KINARD, WHO was named All-Big Eight and All-Southern at Jackson Central High School, entered Ole Miss in 1934 and was the Rebels' first All-Southeastern player in 1936-37 and in 1938 was the first Rebel to play in the Chicago All-Star Game. He also lettered in track and These are only a few selections from hundreds of lamps, lighting fixtures and lampshades that must be cleared from stock to make space for new purchases. Exceptional values up to 60 below regular sellinu prices. Quantities are limited and subject to prior sale.

Voter registration deadline nears Secretary of State Dick Molpus said that the deadline for registration is 30 days before an election; however, the 30th day, Oct. 5, falls on Sunday this year. Molpus recommended that persons check with their local circuit clerk's office because some may be closed Friday, Oct. 3, is the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 4 general election.

Registration must be completed by 5 p.m., Oct. 3, at the county circuit clerk's office or at the office of a city clerk commissioned as a deputy registrar. WftfW FIXTURES Outdoor Brackets Watts named president of MSAE mm LAMrib and Pendents SALE Table Lamps SALE James H. Watts has assumed the presidency of the Mississippi Society of Association Executives (MSAE). Watts, executive vice president of the Home Builders Association of Mississippi, replaced Charles L.

Mathews of the Mississippi Medical Association. Other 1986-87 officers of MSAE include Ty Gable, vice president and Kathy Jackson, secretary-treasurer. Gable is associated with the Associated Builders and Contractors and Ms Jackson is with the Mississippi chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Other members of MSAE's 1986-87 Board of Directors include Sam Cameron of the Mississippi Hospital Association, Maybelle Beasley of the Mississippi Hotel and Motel Association and Charlie Williams of Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association. The 48 executive members of MSAE represent more than 100,000 Mississippi members in different trade and professional associations and organizations.

JAACLD schedules date for reception Mississippi ACLD; Martha Kabbes, owner, The Education Center and past president of the National ACLD; Dr. Bob Hosford, a psychologist with Clinical Associates; and Dr. Don Raggio, a psychologist with UMC-Child Development Center. A receptionpanel discussion will begin at 7 p.m. at the Building Auditorium on East Pearl Street.

The public is invited. Frederick Cooper Porcelain. Peach Accents S223.00 $98.50 Latzin Ceramic Vase in Wine 159.50 89.50 Reliance Porcelain Urn. Flower Accents 170.00 95.00 Frederick Cooper Oriental Porcelain 275.00 124.00 Frederick Cooper Porcelain, Brass Base 321.00 179.00 Murray Feiss Porcelain 22" Hih 96.80 69.95 Mini Porcelain, Boudoir Lamp 42.90 29.95 Brass Lamps Swinu Arm Table Lamp. Polished Brass 149.00 98.00 Brass Tea Caddv 26" Hiuh 77.00 59.95 Solid Brass Candlestick.

65.00 49.95 Cut Crystal Lamps Nathan Lagin Lead Crystal 74.00 49.95 Lead Crystal 30" High. 72.00 49.95 Frederick Cooper Crystal Vase 224.00 119.00 Other Lamps Genuine Kerosene Lamp, Brass and Porcelain 165.00 97.50 Seal Shell Lamp, Treasures of the Sea 149.50 69.95 Brass Floor Lamps from $49.95 Reading and Study Lamps from $14.95 Large Thomas Coachlight in Weathered Brass 197.90 $129.00 Contemporary 2 Light Wall Bracket in Polished Brass 71.90 49.95 Energy Efficient Hi Pressure Sodium Floodlight with Photo Control 153.00 119.95 Solid Brass Lantern, Beveled Glass Panels 28" High 66.95 49.95 Pure Brass Wall Bracket, Kerosene Style 36.70 27.95 Chandeliers Budget Models, 5 Lite with Glass Shades from Pure Brass and Beveled Glass 6 Lite Plus Downlight 259.00 149.95 Tiffany Style with Blue and White Accents 95.40 69.95 Imported Porcelain 5 Lite with Violet Accents 153.00 69.95 Kitchen and Bath Porcelain Light Strips, 4 Lite in Peach, Grey 88.00 54.95 Track for Track Lights 1 1 .95 8.95 Track Heads 24.40 19.95 Fluorescent White Cloud Fixture 158.40 119.00 Lightolier Kettle Light 162.40 119.00 and over 1000 other fixtures, lamps and shades on sale Of LAMPSHADES ZlP.OFFISS? One of Mississippi's largest selections of fine quality lampshades in a wide variety of shapes, materials, colors and sizes. All on sale. The Jackson Area Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities will host a reception Oct. 7 in recognition of Learning Disabilities Awareness Month.

The reception will be followed by a panel discussion led by members of the JAACLD Advisory Board. Members of the Advisory Board are Dr. Jim Austin, a psychologist with The Center for Developmental, Behavioral Pediatrics; Clarice Baker, a teacher with Forest Schools and incoming president of call For more information, 981-4599. Humor For light-hearted and often cockeyed looks at life, yuk it up with Linda Byrd's Byrd's Eye View column each week in the Northside Sun. CUSTOM CARDS CHRISTMAS ANNIVERSARY BIRTHDAY ALL OCCASIONS CALL FOR PRICES JACKSON LIGHTING CENTER Mississippi's Foremost Lighting Showroom Hwy 80 West (2 Blocks West of Metrocenter) HOU RS: Mon- Fri 8- 5:30.

Thurs til 8 p.m. Sat 9-1 922-9142. VISA, MasterCard, American Express. Last sale day Oct. 4.

362-8114 Bob Howie Associates 5430 Executive Place Suite 2B Jackson, MS 39206 J0M yJv.v, -iff.