The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 23

Thursday, August summer worked in production as a cameraman. Robertson, a MSU senior, worked in electronic drafting. Miss Fortenberry, senior at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, majoring in broadcast film and business administration worked in the ETV business office. Miss Spaugh, a recent Belhaven graduate, performed secretarial duties in the education division. Library Story Hours and Films Story hour at Northside Branch Library begins at 10:30 each Friday, with Alice White, the storyteller and children's service worker, selecting high-interest stories for the program.

The Friday, Aug. 26, session will feature "Miss Nelson Is Missing" by Harring Allard and "Hector Penquin" by Louise Fatio. Film time at 10 o'clock on Thursday will include the showing of "The Tom Cat's Meow," "Elmer Elephant," and "The Great Piggybank Raid." SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS A survey of Social Security benefits shows that, as of late last year, the average monthly payment to retired persons was $338 for couples and $224 for singles. The maximum benefits paid were $619 and $413, respectively. 25, 1977 THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 11B N'side athletes to teach in sports clinic Area youths are invited to participate in an All Sports Clinic at the Southwest YMCA Saturday, Aug.

27. Co-sponsored by the Ole Miss Club, the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. clinic in football, baseball, basketball, golf and tennis, will be instructed by Ole Miss athletes. Prowess in football will be taught by Doug Elmore, Glynn Griffin, Perry Lee Dunn and Eagle Day, quarterbacks; Louis Guy, Billy Ray Adams, James Reed, Art Doty and Bo Bowen, running backs; Larry Grantham, Skip Jernigan and Stump Russell, linemen; Rick Kimbrough and Roy: Howell, receivers; and Steve Lavinghouze, kicker.

Members of Ole Miss' three world series team will instruct baseball: John Gainey, Dick Shelton, Bill McGalthry, Rick McClure, Jim Pittman, Mike Parks, Andy Kilpatrick and Bobby Spaulding. Rodney Chamblee and John Palmer will instruct basketball techniques. Techniques in basketball will be given by Rodney Chamblee and John Palmer. Erskine Wells Jr. will teach tennis.

Instruction in golf will be given by Ralph Ross, Ken WORKSHOP The Millsaps College concert choir will open the school year with a two-day workshop on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 26-27, in the choir room of the Academic Complex on campus. STRINGER'S CARPET BARN Carpet Rolls, Remnants, Formica, Wallpaper EAST LAKELAND DRIVE at Airport Rd. 939-3043 Graeber, Billy Lovelady and TAKE US ALONG 8 bound Even though you'll be away at school, we can bring you a little closer to home. We'll keep you up to date on all the local news, what's happening around your town, what friends and classmates are doing.

all the things that are of special interest to you! Plan now to take us along with wherever you go. Order your subscription to your hometown newspaper soon! A Subscription to The Hometown Newspaper Makes A Great Gift! Start Date. NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Fill Out This Handy Order Form For Your Subscription NINE MONTHS OR LESS In Hinds, Madison or Rankin County $6 Other Parts of Mississippi $6.50 Other States $7.50 MAIL TO P.0. Box 16708 Jackson, MS. 39206 OR BRING BY 5025 1-55 North OR PHONE 982-3834 Bobby Temple.

The cost, $4, includes T-shirt. For further information. call the Southwest 373-9801. WAH KEE WU. Who? Exquisite original paintings on silk.

See them at Christine's. Fondren Plaza, Jxn. 982-8639 All Several area students spent the summer working at the Mississippi Educational Television studios doing a variety of jobs. They included (from left) Carroll Blackledge of 5350 Jamaica Tom. Robertson of Jackson, Tina Fortenberry of 1215 Belvoir and Cindy Spaugh of 761 Woodhill Rd.

Blackledge, a religious education major and speech minor at Mississippi College, Fraternity initiates Recently initiated members of Phi Delta Phi Law fraternity at the University of Mississippi include (from left) Stan Kynerd of 152 Clubview Richard Ulmer of Bolton, and Albert Malone of 4114 Oakridge. Phi Delta Phi is an international legal fraternity requiring minimum gradepoint average of 2.6 on a four-point scale for membership. Area residents among USM degree recipients HATTIESBURG, Miss. Some 1,104 degrees were granted during summer graduation exercises at the University of Southern Mississippi on Aug. 18.

Degrees presented on the Hattiesburg campus include 605 bachelors, 287 masters, 7 specialist and 63 doctoral. USM-Gulf Park awarded 48 bachelors and 62 masters while USM-Natchez graduated 10 bachelors and 22 masters. Members of the graduating class were welcomed into the Alumni Association with the presentation of a year's free membership, a USM tradition. Candidates from the Northside area and degrees, include: Doctor of Philosophy Benton Carl Gordon, Bettye Ann Richardson Langley, Linda Ross Shoaf. of Education Maurice D.

Bingham, A. Russell Wing. Master of Arts Katherine Rosemary MeLeod, Billy Charles McNeece, Linda Kay Hoff Purviance. Master of Education Debroah Ann Afrakhteh and Nellah Kay Mashburn. Master of Science Tomora Bell, Robert Randall Brown, Susan L.

M. Cox, Carolyn Virginia B. Jenkins, Glenda Kay Mansell, Anna Lee Taylor. Master of Social Work Rosemary McLain Stovall, (Madison.) Those students from Jack- son receiving degrees from USM-Gulf Park: Master of Science, Jonithan P. Hatcher.

Bachelor of Arts Kathryn Jeanne Felder, Gary James Krug, Bonnie Louise Rainey, Rory Lynn Roark, Sara Rebecca Gilmore. Bachelor of Fine Arts: Terrell J. Edmonds Knoblock. Bachelor of Science Thomas E. Defour, John William Ledbetter, Corbin Richard Lee, Candace Fay McBride, Bennie Ray Nutt, Shirley Ann Hughes, Jeanmarie Nutt, Clarence Sellers Smith, Wayne T.

Taylor, Daryl Keith Williams, Cynthia J. Bilberry Hoover, Janet Elizabeth Price, Catherine Denise Smith, Mell Ann Winter, William C. Blackwell Wallace C. Derossette III, Robert Lanier Hubbard, Charles Dennis Hale, Larry Don Hoover, Janet L. Nail Ward.

Bachelor of Science Business Administration Carolyn Ann Adams, James Ralph Byington, William Perry Ford, Donald Bergin Manton. "For The Sport of Your Life" Hale Jones Highland Village 362-0546 We move just furniture. Local, Long-Distance, Wide Free Estimates Expert Packing I Storage Warehousing Office, Electronic Display, Moving, and too Call SUPERIOR for helpful 28 page "A Guide to Moving" and Self-Estimator AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES PHONE 355-3154 ICC-MC No.15735 SUPERIOR TRANSFER STORAGE GMC MOTORHOMES 1977 ELEGANZA SLEEPS 6 STANDARD GMC MOTOR HOMES 623 So. State Ph REGISTER NOW! CLASSES BEGIN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 Ballet de Deux Modern dance Pre-ballet, ages evening classes School of the Jackson Ballet (Official School of the Jackson Ballet) Thalia Mara, Artistic Director Mitchell Ave. P.

O. Box 2302 Phone 362-1412 The Jackson Ballet and the School of the Jackson Ballet are sponsored by the Jackson Ballet Guild, a nonprofit, IRS tax-exempt, organization. It is also partially funded by the Mississippi Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts. Good Education Does Not Cost It Pays! Manhattan Academy, Inc. announces the 1977-1978 Session Providing Our Children: 1 through 12 Care Center after Kindergarten School Care Center and 5 Year Old Kindergarten Providing Our Parents: Tuition Rates Discounts for Families Stock Purchase for Additional Tuition Discounts Voice in School Programs and Projects Manhattan Academy is an accredited, AAA member of the Academy Conference, participating in all sports and extra curricular activities for both boys and girls.

Teacher Standards in Excess of State Requirements: Teachers hold B.S.E. Degree in Respective Field Elementary Staff Hold Masters Degree High School Staff Hold Masters Degree Registration: Grades K-6, August 25, 1977 Grades 7-12, August 26, 1977 First Day of School, August 29, 1977 Manhattan Academy, Inc. 5055 Manhattan Road, Jackson, Ms. 39206 James V. Roberts, Headmaster 982-8651 Ask About Our Test Scores Toward Excellence We're There BILL: I.