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Iliursd.iy, IM ember 1, Y)H) I HI NOKIHSIUI JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 7 A 1 IPPQi 1 Junior high team Woodland Hills Baptist Academy 1989-90 junior high football team James Apperson, Jason Garner, Coach Doug Lycette; (front) Ivan members are (from left, back) Leslie Moore, manager, Shannon Ostrandcr, manager, Lance Cooper, Todd Garner, Reed Smith, Wade Weeks, Chad Mays, William Wixon, Chuck Childs, Rory Rcnfrow, Thames, John Hell, Scott Rcid and Miriam Shipp, manager. Cash mixes sports, religion -i Win football awards Jackson Academy's top football awards for the junior high team were announced recently at the annual banquet held on campus. Winning outstanding accomplishment recognition were (from left) Chris Mathison, best offensive back; Brad Madden, most valuable player and best defensive back; and Dustin Baker, best offensive lineman. Not pictured: Michael Gaddis, best defensive lineman and Gray Stub-blefield, Raider Award. trips.

I got to meet people like Denny Crum at Louisville, Eldon Miller who was at Ohio State, and Robin Roberts at South Florida. "But it was really a seven-day-a-wcek job during the seasons. I got a little burned out from the constant pressure that so many Division 1 schools feel to win and make money, plus the fact that I was not as involved in church as I wanted to be. My time in sports informa tion was wonderful, but now I can serve the church here in Edinburg and still keep my hand in sports as a hobby. I couldn't ask for a better situation, and I'm really excited about UTPA athletics," Cash said.

Do sports and religion mix? Blair Cash. a new volunteer on The University of Texas-Pan American basketball statistics crew, will find out quickly. Cash is the new, recently ordained pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Edinburg. The ministry is a new experience for Cash, 36, a native of Jackson. But he's no stranger to college athletics.

"I spent 1 1 years as a sports information director before going to seminary," he said, "so I think I'll know what I'm doing in helping out the Pan Am sports information department in my spare time." Cash served at Bclhaven College, his alma mater, and the University of Montevallo (Ala.) before becoming SID at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, a Sun Belt Conference team. "I really enjoyed South Alabama," Cash reflects. "I worked with Cliff Ellis, now the basketball coach at Clemson, and was there for Eddie Stanky's last baseball season. We flew on all our road Sunlanders in Service Second Lt. Steven T.

Wcathersby has been decorated with the Army Achievement Medal in West Germany. The Achievement Medal is awarded to soldiers for meritorious service, acts of courage or other accomplishments. He is an executive officer with the 55th Support Battalion. Weathcrsby is the son of Peggy H. Weathersby of 4901 McWillie Dr.

and William T. Weathersby of 235 Swan Lake Dr. The lietenant is a 1983 graduate of Magnolia Academy, Jackson. gr ..4 THERESA WINSTEAD, Woodland Hills Haptist Academy fifth grader, daughter of Bobby Winstead and Carol Winstead, served her way to winning tennis trophies at the Hanging Moss Tennis Tournament. 1 I 1 SX-1 CHROME BMX fffiAQfl PINK FRILLS jTHrfltflfl 1 I I Training wheels, welded lllflOS Coaster brake, adjustable 1 I .9 Columbia I frame and fork, rear caliper 101 seat and handlebars, bag IfllJrM1'" I I it GIRLS' 16" I and coaster brake.

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County Line Road WVTKA1 fVBStS It FUtSSU. (Southeast of Metrocenter Mall) (Acroas from Northpark Mall) DISCOVER imkrefobkm.l's MONDAY SATURDAY 8:00 AM MIDNIGHT: SUNDAY 8:00 AM MIDNIGHT 1 A TI GARNER, Woodland Hills Baptist Academy fifth grader, received the Hot Shot Award at the WHBA basketball camp. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Garner..