The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 3

Thursday, January 20, 1983 THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 3A Northside Facts NEW CORPORATIONS Video Services 4500 I-55 North No. 202N, Jackson. Purpose: deal in vending or coin-operated machines. Incorporators are E. L.

Swinnen and R. Fortenberry of Jackson. International Telecommunications, 5135 Galaxie Dr. No. 507E from Jackson.

Purpose: deal in computers, computer-related equipment. Incorporators are 1 H. N. Rayburn Jr. and J.

M. Rutledge of Jackson. Triple Consolidators, 5255 Manhattan Rd. No. R-4, Jackson.

Purpose: general warehousing business. Incorporators are S. A. Crowson and D. Hubbard of Jackson.

Garth D. Kemp, PA, 501, Northpointe Pkwy. No. 121, Jackson. Purpose: insurance agency and brokerage agency.

Incorporators are G. D. Kemp of Jackson. Health Care Suppliers, 4711 I-55 North, Jackson. Purpose: deal in medical supplies, drugs and equipment.

Incorporators are S. H. White and D. F. McNamara of Jackson.

Firepower, 833 Ridgewood Ridgeland. Purpose: dealer in rifles, shotguns, revolvers, etc. Incorporators are T. W. Woodall of Clinton and S.

R. Polk of Jackson. Spenc, 509 Sycamore Ridgeland. Purpose: engineering service. Incorporators are C.

H. Spencer and M. A. Spencer of Harvey, La. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following are listed as having filed bankruptcy petitions from Jackson and the surrounding area.

Charles Zollicoffer Stevens IV, 4007 Boxwood 12-28-82, 82-02539. Tom R. Harris, 1595 West Highland 12-28-82, 82-02540. Horace Edward Hicks and Patricia Ann Hicks, whose mailing address is Box 2702, Jackson, 12-29-82, 82-02546. Ruby Lee Harper, 104 Dotson 12-29-82, 82-02547.

Richard Charles Moment, 510 North Park 12-29-82, 82-02554. Albert Williams, 822 Powell Road 12-29-82, 82-02556. Victoria Lorea Bass, 1017 Stuart 12-29-82, 82-02559. Gladys P. Gardner, 1160 Rosewood 12-29-82, 82-02560.

James Paul Gogolewski, 4949 Cottonwood 12-30-82, 82-02561. Magnolia Industrial Supply, 4659 Van Winkle 1-3-83, 83-00004. Henry Bogan, 3529 Hollywood 1-3-83, 83-00006. Mary Doster Damon, 215 Southbrook 1-3-83, 83-00008. Loren Holloway, 3157 Bailey 12-15-82, 82-02471.

Burnice Ann Kennedy, whose mailing address is P.O. Box 7721, 12-15-82, 82-02472. Hubert Langford, 3426 Redmond 12-16-82, 82-02483. Henry C. Kirk, whose mailing address was P.O.

Box 259, Ridgeland, 12-16-82, 82-02484. Charlie Mae Guice, 151 Valley 12-17-82, 82-02490. Dorothy Dean Barrett, 910 Myrtlewood 12-17-82, 82-02491. Charles Ervin Griffin and Charles Ervin Griffin a HMS and 12-15-82, 82-02477. Gregory Lyn Booth and Virginia Lynn Smith Booth Virginia Lynn Smith 1595 West Highland 12-20-82, 82-02498.

Walter G. Wade, 3525 Valley 12-20-82, 82-02501. John Sebren and Norman Jean Sebren, Rt. 5, Box 758, 12-21-82, 82-02505. Belveria Minor Bingham, 4125 Sunset 12-21-82, 82-02507.

Barber's Inside Out, 4436 State 12-21-82, 82-02508. Cheryl Murray Orr, 110 East Ford Ridgeland, 12-21-82, 82-02509. J. N. Randall 5257 Sycamore 12-21-82, 82-02510.

Evelyn W. Porter, 638 Warren Harding, 12-21-82, 82-02511. William Belford Brown and Gail Elise Mills Brown, 4229 Meadowmont, 12-22-82, 82-02512. Rhonda Elaine Hill, 730 Buena Vista, 12-22-82, 82-02517. Robert Price Glaspie and Dora Peterson Glaspie, 333 Dewitt 12-22-82, 82-02518.

Dwight (NMI) Johnson, 305 Lynnwood 12-28-82, 82-02533. Anson Francis Fullington, whose mailing address is P.O. Box 6957, 12-22-82, 82-02519. Richard Armsead Miller Jr. and Carolyn Lea Southard Miller, 204 South Sunset 12-22-82, 82-02521.

Jonas Beal 2704 Whitfield Mill 12-22-82, 82-02522. Jean Wilkerson, 646 Kirkley 12-22-82, 82-02523. Lucille Colton, 2602 Williamson Ave, 12-23-82, 82-02525. Lee Logan Moore, 1330 Springdale 12-23-82, 82-02526. MARRIAGE LICENSES Northsiders making recent applications for marriage licenses include: Michael Joe Burge, 36, Clinton and Beth E.

Wilson, 23, Madison. Aubrey H. Odom 26, Ridgeland and Sheila L. Odom, 28, 809 North State St. Bryan W.

Sherman, 53, 3145 Lakeland Dr. and Dorothy E. Brewer, 45, same. James A. Blakeney, 26, 5880 Ridgewood Rd.

and Rentia G. Houston, 24, same. Eric S. Fillmer, 18, 210 Briarwood Dr. and Sandra C.

Hooper, 15, 328 Barnes St. Charles P. Buffington, 24, Canton and Sarah C. Yelverton, 21, 3919 North East Dr. Morris K.

Thompson, 24, CLEARANCE INVENTORY SALE! Curtis Mathes The Most Expensive Television Set In America. And Worth It. AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER! ALL NEW SETS OVER 30 DAYS MUST GO TO AVOID ADDITION INVENTORY INTEREST CHARGES. FOUR LOOK AT THESE SAMPLE DISCOUNTS 25" Diag. 25" Diag.

Remote Model H2508ME-Was $1,049 Model H2513-Was '1149 NOW $79995 NOW $84995 25" Diag. 19" Diag. Remote Model H2526-Was '1299 Model H1960R-Was $849 NOW $109995 NOW $69995 Diag Model 2503 NOW $69995 Was $899 NEW SHIPMENTS EVERY MONTH That Must Go Within 30 Days Dramatic Price Cuts On The ONLY TV With A Limtied 4 Year Warranty! LIMITED TO SETS IN INVENTORY ONLY Curtis Mathes HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 223 W. Woodrow Wilson (Across from Jackson Mall) and Tracey Knight, 24. CHANCERY COURT SUITS The following are listed as having filed for divorce in Chancery Court.

Carlos Thomas vs. Barry Thomas. Roma K. Majure VS. Marion D.

Majure. Vada N. Anagnos vs. Stephan A. Anagnos.

Michael Maple vs. Diane Maple. Christopher Weathersby vs. Cynthia Weathersby. Barbara L.

Clark and Donald L. Clark. Dorothy A. Chancellor vs. Fred Chancellor.

Edie McGowan vs. Daniel McGowan. L. S. Bishop vs.

Bobbie Bishop. Helen M. Byrd vs. Paul W. Byrd.

Steve L. Turner vs. Gloria Turner. Linda H. Brown vs.

Joseph P. Brown. Virginia J. Terry and Frank Terry Sr. Barbara Shakepeare VS.

Angelo Shakespeare. Melanie B. Kuzmitz VS. William P. Kuzmitz.

Ervin K. Floyd vs. Tommie J. Floyd. Roger L.

Allen and Jani L. Allen. Karen N. Frascogna and Steven Frascogna. Martha I.

Donald vs. Edward C. Donald. Muriel H. Sims vs.

William L. Sims. Karen M. Beyer Shannon and Michael P. Shannon.

William D. Rountree and Becky Rountree. Henry Nations and Paula Nations. Katherine L. Wade and Lynn D.

Wade. Teresa Sanderford and Joseph Sanderford. Donna Harwell and Kenneth Harwell. NEW HOMES (Figures listed are the amounts for which building permits were issued and do not necessarily reflect the total cost.) New home construction in the Northside area includes: James Harkins, 6 Northtown Rd. by same, $73,000, $73,400 and $73,400.

RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS (Figures listed are the amounts for which building permits were issued and do not necessarily reflect the total cost.) Residential repairs in the North Jackson area include: Clara Jones, 4326 Watkins by R. Thames remodel, $1,500. Mrs. E. R.

White, 3978 Nassau, by. C. S. Hill, remodel, $20,000. Paul Sullivan, 3342 Pinelane reroof, $1,800.

Joe B. Smith, 3800 Redbud Gentry Homes, reroof, $2,000. Joyce G. Young, 1154 Woodfield, Gentry Homes, reroof, $2,400. Jerry L.

Hardy, 235 Pineridge, by J. Jefferson, reroof, $800. John Weaver, 2035 East Northside by Southern Roofing, reroof, $1,390. C. B.

Smith, 3817 Greentree Southern Roofing, reroof, $1,640. NORTHSIDE SUN NEWS DEADLINE MONDAY, 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED, TUESDAY 10 A.M. Serving at Spann Members of Spann Elementary School's Parents and Teachers Association (PTA) and representatives of McDonald's serve refreshments at Spann's recent Christmas program where students presented music from around the world. Receiving and serv- Culley receives international award A native Jacksonian, Dr.

Dudley D. Culley, professor of forestry and wildlife management at Louisiana State University, son of Mrs. Dudley D. Culley and the late Mr. Culley of 1466 St.

Mary is the recipient of the 1982 Gamma Sigma Delta International Award for Distinguished Service to Agriculture. He received the M.Ed. degree from the University of Mississippi and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Mississippi State University.

Following his education in Mississippi, he taught biology and general science in high schools and served as high school counselor. In 1968 he joined the faculty at Louisiana State University as assistant professor of forestry, and became a full professor in 1979. Dr. Culley has taught courses in ichthyology, and taxonomy and ecology of aquatic plants, and presently teaches a graduate course in water pollution biology. He has served as major professor for 21 Masters students and on the advisory committee for 61 students, eight of whom were working toward the Ph.D.

degree. But it is for his extensive research activities that Dr. Culley is widely known in the U.S. and worldwide. Working with the faculties of 13 departments on the LSU campus and research workers across the country and abroad, he has made major contributions in two main fields: the development of laboratory and commercial culture of amphibians, and development of integrated systems for animal waste management and food production.

In recognition of his expertise he has been asked to serve as a consultant in many countries, including Venezuela for the Agricultural Development Bank and World Bank, Czechoslovakia on an NAS grant, the University of Hawaii under the auspices of the Sea Grant Development Office, the Institute of Ecology in Parma, Italy, and with a large fisheries exporting company in Belem, Brazil. He also has presented seminars or been guest speaker in West Germany, Denmark, Norway, Belgium and Switzerland. Public School Lunch Menus Elementary greens, hot roll, milk; sandThursday, Jan. 20- wich line: hamburger. Chicken with noodles, but- Tuesday, Jan.

25-Chicktered limas, turnip greens, en with noodles, green peas, Rice Krispie square, hot roll, sliced pears, cornbread milk. square, milk; sandwich line: Friday, Jan. 21-Sausage Sloppy Joe on bun. pizza, tossed salad, fruit cup, Wednesday, Jan. 26-Steak cookie, milk.

supreme, whipped potatoes Monday, Jan. 24-Hambu- with melted cheese topping, ger with sliced pickles, tossed green beans, hot roll, cookie, salad shredded carrots, milk; sandwich line: burrito. French fries, sliced peaches, Thursday, Jan. 27-Vegetmilk. able soup, grilled cheese Tuesday, Jan.

25-Smoked sandwich, sliced peaches, sausage, New Orleans red cake with frosting, milk; beans, fluffy rice, turnip sandwich line: hot dog. greens, hot garlic bread, milk. Senator's staff to Wednesday, Jan. 26-Meat loaf with tomato gravy, whip- visit Madison County ped potatoes, English peas, cake with icing, hot roll, milk. United States Sen.

Thad Thursday, Jan. 27-Chick- Cochran (R-Miss.) is dispatsliced sliced ching his mobile office staff to en pot pie, pears, hot roll, milk. Attala, Choctaw and Madison carrots, counties next week. Senator Cochran's mobile Secondary Jan. 20-Gold- office staff will be at the Thursday, fried chicken, macaroni Madison County Courthouse en and in Canton from 3 p.m.

until 4 cheese, English peas, plum cobbler, hot roll, milk; p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 26. sandwich line: Sloppy Joe on Citizens who wish to bun. discuss issues before ConFriday, Jan.

21-Meat loaf gress, or who have a problem with tomato gravy, blackeyed with a federal agency, are inwith vited to stop by and discuss peas, whipped potatoes melted cheese topping, corn- the situation with the staff. bread square, milk; sandwich PLEASE ADDRESS line: corn dog. ALL SUN MAIL TO: Monday, Jan. 24-Smoked sausage, New Orleans red P.O. Box 16708, beans, fluffy rice, turnip Jackson, Ms.

39236-0708 CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INSTALLATIONS Greenhouse, Solariums, Additional Living Space BUILDING GREENHOUSES FOR OVER 40 YEARS off Residential through Jan. 31, 1983 Call For Free Consultation SUNBELT SOLAR SYSTEMS Janco. GREENHOUSES P.O. Box 31027 JACKSON, MS. 39206 (601) 366-9394 BELHAVEN COLLEGE Second Semester EVENING COURSES Registration continues through February 1.

DAY COURSES Registration continues through January 27. For Information Contact: The Office of Admissions 969-7400 ing refreshments are (from left) Sam Creel, Brenda Creel, Marcus Creel, Nancy Berry of McDonald's, Mrs. Larry (Marianne) Tillman (Spann PTA's hospitality chairman) and Melanie Henick of McDonald's. lupe's Winter Clearance The BIG Sale Is On! Fall Winter Merchandise Reductions up to Savings throughout the store. Shop early while selection is best.

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