The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 10

THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, January 1 5, 1 981 Pag 1 OA I I 1 Air 1 1 Steak and Lobster Dish Delicious dish prepared with chunks of Lobster meat and choice Ribeye steak sauteed with fresh baby corn, straw mushrooms, and snow peas. All lightly seasoned in a ginger sauce. 1 II II 111 coed hLi HJ 0 CD it A 'Video' play Ball, four each; Paige Wilkins, three; and Judy Hubbard and Lisa Edwards, two each. The Junior High Wildcat basketball teams have a full schedule ahead. Both teams will play at Jackson Academy Saturday, beginning at 4 p.m., and at Prep Monday at 7 p.m.

They will also be at home against Magnolia Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Come out and support the WHBA Wildcats at these three upcoming games! Story Hours Stories for the Tuesday, Jan. 20, story time program at Northside Library will include "When Will It Snow," "Basil and Hilary" and "Snowy and Woody." Miss Cathy Herren, children's librarian, will begin the program at 10:30 a.m. Film time Thursday, Jan. 22, at 3:30 p.m.

will feature "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "The Three Little Pigs." All boys and girls are Members of Manhattan Academy's drama class recently staged "Video Christmas," a one-act satire about a "typical American family" chosen to represent all families on national television. Cast members included (from left) Jane Breaxeale, Nikki Campbell, Stan Breazeale, Tony Quinn and Tandl Treadwell. Not pictured: Don Burks, Marlene Morgan. Miss Cathy Thomas is the drama class sponsor. mm WD I 3nk 1x1 Jodoon.

Mississippi t. Manhattan High School News WHBA Jr. High News Melinda Trotti, Lori Perry and Nicki Boutwell. The paper staff will soon sell Valentine' flowers and the junior class will sell Val-O-grams. The Mayor's Youth Council will sell Valentine's lollipops for the American Heart Association and the Kidney Foundation.

All seniors need to bring their deposits for their caps and gowns. PLEASE ADDRESS ALL SUN MAIL TO: P.O. Box 16708, Jackson, Miss. 39206 Skaters needed By AMY DAY During the Christmas holidays, a small group of students from Woodland Hills took a ski trip to Winter Park, including Melissa Furr, Michele Nielson and Laurie Lane. Unfortunately, Michele had a spill and hurt her ankle, but she is fine now.

The Junior High girls' basketball team lost to Mississippi Baptist Monday, Jan. 5, 48-35. Points were scored by Sarah Boulware, 11; Barbara Alford, nine; Dana McArthur and Cindy GREAT MEAT SPECIALS FROM THE BEST MEAT MARKET By JANE POOLE Thursday night, the Lancers entered the Magnolia Academy Tournament with an obvious winning attitude. The Lancer boys' team grabbed their first victory by defeating Magnolia Academy 46-41. The Lady Lancers also beat Magnolia, 41-29.

Friday night the Lancers took on Miss. Baptist. The girls were defeated, but the boys squeezed by the Saints 42-33. The last night of the tournament the girls won a 36-22 victory over Jackson Academy to win the overall third place trophy but the boys were defeated by JA to take home the second place trophy. Congratulations, Lancers.

We are proud of you. Students selected as members fo the national journalism honorary Quill and Scroll are as follows: Mike Breazeale, William Chesteen, Jim Spiegel, Bridget Burke, IN THE AREA! "1 ROUND STEAK Reg. 2M LB. $069 Mary McComb, assistant director of Mississippi ETV's new "Figure Out" series, receives some assistance from Bill Waldrop, manager of Funtime Skateland-North in Ridgeland. The rest of the "Figure Out" production team needs asistance, too, because skaters are needed as extras in the production of one program from "Figure Out." To help ETV select the skating extras.three Funtime Skatelands in the Jackson area are sponsoring contests.

The contests are open to skaters 12 to 20 years of age. Admission is $2 per person, or $3 per couple. The contests will be held simultaneously from 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 21, at Funtime Skateland-North in Ridgeland, Funtime Skateland-South in Jackson and Funtime Skateland-Pearl in Pearl. Twenty-five couples from each rink will be chosen on the basis of appearance and skating ability.

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PDSM HADTUAATF THE MENU: TWO MEATS (Choice of One) FIVE VEGETABLES (Choice of Three) SOUP, SALAD, DESSERT, COFFEE or TEA, ROLL, and C0RNBREAD GIRLS Saturday, Jan. 17 Perfect Purples vs. Stars, 3:30 p.m., at Clinton YMCA. 3rd, 4th GRADE Teams are listed by the last names of coaches. The coaches are E.

J. Lacoste III, Rich Ahem, Bob Bailey, Dick Belmont, Dan Blount, Jim Cofer, Ron Despeaux, Brent Harrison, Joe Hunt, Eddie Jarvis, Pat McKinnis, Phil Miron, Alan Overby, Mike Sadler, Malcolm Taylor, Clifford Thompson and Ken Vin-zant. Saturday, Jan. 17 Sadler vs. Lacoste, 10:30 a.m, Court 2 Ahem vs.

McKinnis, 1 p.m., Court 1 Hunt vs. Blount, 1 p.m., Court 1 Belmont vs. Bailey, 2:30 p.m., Court 1 Despeaux vs. Vinzant, 2:30 p.m., Court 2 Monday, Jan. 19 Bailey vs.

McKinnis, 5:30 p.m., Court 1 Hunt vs. Overby, 7 p.m., Court 1 Sadler vs. Despeaux, 7 p.m., Court 2 5th, 6th GRADE Teams are listed by the last names of coaches. The coaches are Paul Borden, Bill Cook, William Dease, Jon Elder, Gene Holbrook and Don Whitley. Saturday, Jan.

17 Cook vs. Elder, 9 a.m., Court 1 Holbrook vs. Borden, 9 a.m., Court 2 Dease vs. Whitley, 10:30 a.m., Court 1 rw. s.

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Saturday, Jan. 3 Lacoste 16, Ahern, Sadler 20, Overby Thompson 30, Belmont 24. Monday, Jan. Jarvis 12, Harrison Blount 36, McKinnis Hunt 25, Despeaux 8. 5th, 6th GRADE Saturday, Jan.

3 Elder 60, Borden 10; Cook 31, Dease 23. BITTY Tuesday, Jan. 6 Rockets 33, Scrappers 12; Mustangs 35, Indians 32; provide. I ml 4 JJ vide. II II Ml pi fl I Early Reservations i I Suggested IJ mi in I Tues.

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