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Page 6A THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, October 6, 1977 classified ads 982-3834 PHONE Deadline: Noon Tuesday TEN WORDS, TWO TIMES, $2.50 (minimum billing). 15 WORDS, TWO TIMES, $3.75. Twelve and one-half cents per word, per insertion. discount for 13 week contracts paid in advance. PHONE 982-3834 help with general office work, driving and odd jobs.

968-5085 or 353-2629. CHILD CARE Need carefree weekend? Young grandmother will love your children in your home. Available 6 p.m. Friday until 10 p.m. Sunday.

956-3325 after 5:30 p.m. Wanted: Babysitters 7th grade up for little girl. 956-3475. Hire a Senior Citizen! Call 355-6688 HELP WANTED Recuperating from broken leg need Need someone to do general yard work. Two hours each Saturday year round.

956-4450 after 6. EARN MONEY NOW. Take orders for Lisa Jewelry. Call for free catalogs on tott free 800-631-1258. FINE JEWELRY SALES H.

J. Wilson the South's finest and most aggressive jewelry showroom, has immediate openings part-time and fulltime for experienced people in fine jewelry sales. Wilson offers its employees such benefits as hospitalization, paid vacation, profit sharing and key personnel benefits. Salary commentsurate with ability. Apply in person to: Mr.

John Thompson Wilson Jewelers Distributors 5250 Hwy. 1-55 North Jackson, Ms. 39211 An equal opportunity employer HELP WANTED To buy or to sell Avon call 353-8026 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Painting exterior. and interior. Wallpapering, sheetrock work.

Free estimates. References. 924-7277 after 4, ALTERATIONS. 956-1774. Fresh homemade coconut birthday or party cakes.

856-4363. Doors and windows rescreened and rollers for patio doors. 362-3212. Bookkeeping, Payroll Tax, Sales Tax and Accounting for small businesses. Free pick-up and delivery service.

981-3310-7 to 11 a.m. 2 to 6 p.m. CLIFFORD'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Commercial, Residential Wiring Repair Lamp Fixture Parts Repairs Service in Jackson Since 1948 202 East Ridgeway 366-2322 JOBS WANTED Bookkeeping in my home experienced references. Call 982-3903, WITCH FOR HIRE Brighten party, haunted house with my ugly face. Call ahead or become a toad.

After 6 p.m. or on weekends. Barbara 825-7453 USED CARS TRUCKS Subaru, 1976, 4-W-D, station wagon, green, 4-door, air conditioning, luggage rack, mag wheels, sport steering wheel, floor mats, skid plate and trailer hitch. 13,000 one owner miles. $3450.

Bill Burdsal 969-1210. (tf) Grand LeMans, white, 75, loaded, owner died. $3,000. 939-8259. 1969 Volvo 142-S 2-door, automatic transmission, one owner.

$850 cash. Call 956-5973. VW VAN, 1969, with rebuilt engine. In A-1 shape; $1200; or AS IS, (in need of $425 repairs) $700. Call 982-3834, days.

(H) HELP WANTED AUTOS, RON HUX MOTORS Check These Specials! 76 PONTIAC Grand Safari Wagon, loaded, low mileage, extra nice. 74 BUICK Electra, 2 dr. hardtop, one owner, must see. 75 HONDA Station Wagon, great gas mileage, like new. 74 CHEV.

IMPALA 4 dr. hardtop, extra nice car. 856-6576 Old Hwy. 51 N. Ridgeland Below dealer's cost to everyone.

Harding St. (Behind Cowboy Maloney) 969-1438. SPECIAL NOTICES Open to public CABINETS. CO. FACTORY WAREHOUSE one of the largest inventories of fine quality kitchen and bath cabinets in the South.

Reduce safe and fast with GoBese Drug, 655 Duling, Jackson. Tablets "water pills." Brent's PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS READ 7 DAYS A WEEK HELP WANTED Spare Time? Earn money with flexible hours For over half a century young men and women have found their first part-time jobs at Jitney Jungle. The first job that taught them the basics the value of a dollar, to work with people and get along with others. These fundamentals are just as important today as they were 50 years ago! Wouldn't you like your son or daughter to learn the basics? We accept applications from persons who are at least 16 years of age at our Employment Office located in the Jitney Jungle at Jackson Square Shopping Center. Applications are accepted only on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 8-11 A.M.

and 1-4 P.M. Jitney is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Hire a Senior Citizen! Call 355-6688 MISC. FOR SALE GARAGE SALE Grandma's house sold. Antiques: Small oak dining table $65, oak magazine table $15, roll top kitchen cabinet $45, elaborate wicker arm chair $38, three country kitchen chairs $15 each, bedroom suite, small tables.

chairs, bottles. 6230 Mossline Drive 956-8962. Lawson sofa, pair traditional chairs, child's table and chairs. 956-7231. New Cub Scout uniform, size 10 regular.

$15. 982-1735. Garage Sale Five family Friday and Saturday 820 Rutherford Drive (off Hanging Moss). Architectual drawing board, clamp-on lamp, stool, electrical eraser, transit, case and tripod. $150.

969-6533. 982-1771. Beer by the keg at the Village Party Shop Pabst Blue Ribbon Pony Keg $16.50 while you're there, have some delicious fried chicken or po-boys at Chicken Suds, 982-0957. 1805 Lelia St. (tf) Towle Old Master sterling moving must sell.

$650. Charlotte 354-8274 between 8 and 5. China cabinet Thomasville solid oak like new. 825-8246. 22 f1.

Midas Volunteer travel trailer 1974 model excellent condition. By owner. 956-3064. APARTMENTS, Northside Sun offers free classified ads for pets being given away or for found pets. Ads of reasonable length will be run free for three weeks.) Free to good home male Tabby about months litter trained: 922-6866, Free: Female puppy ten weeks old.

Medium size tan with black and white markings loves children. 362-8671 office, 856-4150 home. Briarwood Pet Shop Kennel Always a Good Selection of Pets We Groom and Board 1461 Canton Mart Rd. 956-5102 PRINTING FAST COPY SERVICE "The Secretary 982-3551 333 North Mart Plaza (on same street with Callaway's North) Dictation, Typing, Printing, Collating, Bookkeeping, Billing, Resumes, Proofreading, Term Papers Neely Blue Print North "The Quick Print Shop" Galaxie Drive at Bounds. Suite Offset Prints Xerox Prints Amonia Prints All other printing needs furnished through our main shop PHONE 982-3745 TELEVISION REPAIR JACKSON'S OLDEST REPAIR SERVICE Our experienced staff of technicians have been factory trained in repairs to television, stereo and hi fidelity equipment.

Call us for fast honest repairs. FARRIS TELEVISION SERVICE 3705 N. WEST ST. TEL. 366-1409 FOR AUTHORIZED ZENITH SALES SERVICE CALL 948-5600 Carole PHONE Me to ANTIQUES PETS 3rd Anniversary Sale! Prices Discounted 33.3% to 66.6% Much Priced Below Wholesale FINE DOOR PRIZES DRAW 11-30-77 Mini Flea Mart Jackson's Only Discount Antique Outlet (2061 Old Brandon, in Pearl) Closed Sunday and Monday 932-2041 AND We Professionally Strip Furniture (No Dipping).

Free Estimates. 932-1372 NORTHSIDE SUN NEWS DEADLINE MONDAY, 5 p.m. APARTMENTS, apartment HUNTER'S guide THE EASY WAY! Guaranteed to save you many HOURS, many MILES and many STEPS On Sale At Newsstands Northsiders named clinical instructors Four Northsiders are among 95 Mississippi physicians from 62 towns and cities named clinical instructors in family medicine for the University of Mississippi School of Medicine. They are Dr. Thomas M.

Davis, Dr. Edward North Dr. Robert Smith, and Dr. Charles N. Wright.

Dr. Norman C. Nelson, Medical Center vice chancellor and medical school dean, announced the appointments following approval of the Board of Trustees, State Institutions of Higher Learning. All of the clinical instructors serve as preceptors for the UMC Department of Family Medicine and have medical students working with them at some time during the school year. STEVEN W.

HICKS of 3719 Northview Dr. has joined the advertising firm of Advertising Marketing, an advertising agency, in the capacity of Copy Group Head. Hicks moves to the firm from Maris, West Baker, where he served AS A native of Omaha, Hicks attended Phillips Exeter Academy and Coe College before starting his advertising career in Atlanta. Before moving to Jackson, he worked on major regional, national and international advertising projects. Hicks is married to the former Jennie M.

Bowen of Atlanta. They are expecting their first child in early November. Volunteers needed for fall activities Fall is a fun time of the year and the volunteer opportunities at the Jackson Area Voluntary Action Center certainly reflect that mood. Volunteers are now needed to assist in teaching drama, arts and crafts, dance and skating at a local school. The center also is looking for volunteer workers to lead a Cub Scout Troop, coach several sports, and lifeguard at different locations in our city.

All of these worthwhile activities will benefit young people who are in need of new MRS. THELMA GRANTHAM CHAPMAN mother of Northsider Services were conducted Sept. 30 from the chapel of Upton Funeral Home in Tougaloo Founders' Day this Sunday "The Case For The Black College: Tougaloo As a Model of Survival" will be the subject of the keynote address presented by academic dean, Nathanael Pollard at Tougaloo's 109th Founders' Day Sunday, Oct. 9. Dr.

Pollard will speak at 3 p.m. in Woodworth Chapel. Music will rendered by the Tougaloo College Concert Choir. The public is invited. Big Gold Club to meet Friday The Central Mississippi Chapter of The University of Southern Mississippi's Big Gold Club will meet Friday, Oct.

7. Pete Jenkins, Golden Eagle Defensive Coordinator Coach, will address the noon luncheon gathering in the Kon-Tiki Room of the Sun 'N Sand Motel. Learning disabilities group to meet The Jackson Association for Children with Learning Disabilities will meet Monday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. at The Education Center, 4080 Old Canton Rd.

Dr. Leo Giurintano will speak on "Behavior Modification for Parents and Teachers." Everyone is invited to attend. Fifth grade Wildcats lose to Tri-County Tri County Academy at Flora defeated the fifth grade Woodland Hills Wildcats 20-0 Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 27. Jim Suggs, Mark Grey, Cris Myers, Don Hudson and Earl Hanna turned in good performances for the Wildcats.

Correction Womans Hospital, 1026 Flowood primarily services in gynecology, obstetricas and newborn medicne, was incorrectly identified as Riverside Hospital in the Sun Newcomer issue of Sept. 29. Riverside Hospital, adjacent to Womans Hospital, is a private psychiatric facility. The Sun regrets this error. experiences and challenges.

Call the Jackson Area Voluntary Action Center at 354-1765 or visit the office at 326 South Street to assist in these programs. Other volunteer opportunities can also be located through JAVAC and volunteers of all ages are invited to participate in these programs. A. P. LINDSEY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, INC.

is Superior! Announcing A New Service that's Good News for Car Owners with Muffler Problems and Tight Budgets! LIFETIME GUARANTEE (FULL LIFETIME WARRANTY) ON THE MUFFLER, TAILPIPE, EXHAUST PIPE AND LABOR! FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR CAR! ONLY AT CUSTOM Dual PIPE Superior Conversions BENDING Muffler Headers Coast To Coast A. P. LINDSEY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, INC. 916 1-20 Frontage Road Jackson, 601-948-0751 Obituaries Mendenhall for Mrs. Thelma Grantham Chapman.

The Rev. W. H. Long, the Rev. Byron Malone and the Rev.

Amason Tedder officiated. Mrs. Chapman died Sept. 28 in the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center following a lengthy illness at the age of 78. She was a native of Rankin County and was a lifelong member of the Cato Baptist Church near Mendenhall before moving to San Antonio, in her later years.

She was a member of the North East Baptist Church in San Antonio. Her survivors include three sons, Clyde Chapman of Jackson, Carroll Chapman of Jackson, business manager of Herrin-Gear Chevrolet, and Wiley A. Chapman of Pearl; one daughter, Mrs. Ruby Johnson of Mize; four brothers, Horace Grantham of Jackson, A. J.

Grantham of Richland, Lester Grantham of Pearl and Harold Grantham of Oklahoma City, two sisters, Mrs. Irene Cagle and Mrs. Audry Robinson, both of Jackson; 18 grandchildren, including Greg and Kyle Chapman of Jackson, students at Woodland Hills Baptist Academy; and five great grandchildren. Burial was in the Salem Cemetery. MRS.

LUCENE HOLDEN native Jacksonian Graveside services were conducted Oct. 3 in Cedarlawn Cemetery for Mrs. Lucene Holden of 929 Meadowbrook Rd. The Rev. Randy Shumman officiated.

Mrs. Holden, nee Eleanor Wilson, died the morning of Oct. 2 at her home at the age of 76. She was a native and lifelong resident of Jackson and a member of Riverside Independent Methodist Church. Her.

survivors include a sister, Mrs. Mack W. Jones of Jackson; one nephew, Billy L. Holden; three nieces, Mary Elizabeth Rice of Colorado Springs, Ann Medley of Ft. Walton Beach, and Elizabeth W.

Payne of Washington, D.C. Pallbearers were Bill Holden, Rick Holden, Francis Cooper, Frank H. Cooper, Jimmy Cooper, Ben Woods and H. L. Wolgamatt.

MRS. TEELIE ABEL Star member A funeral was held Oct. 3 in the chapel of Wright and Ferguson for Mrs. Teelie Abel of 515 Mitchell Ave. The Rev.

W. C. McLelland officiated. Mrs. Abel, 80, died early Sunday morning, Oct.

2, in a local nursing home. She was a native of Holly Bush, and had resided in Jackson for 56 years where she was a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church and a member of the Eastern Star. Her survivors include son, Hugh D. Abel of San Francisco, three grandchildren, Rondo H.

Abel and Miss Nancy Abel, both of Jackson, and Miss Rhonda 0 Abel of Boulder, and a number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Paul Dickson, Shelton McKay Stanser McKay, Ira W. Murray, Ernest W. French and Lloyd Steverson. Burial was in the Cedar: lawn Cemetery, MRS.

NORMER (Sue) GILL services director Services were conducted Oct. 1 from the chapel of Wright and Ferguson for Mrs. Normer L. (Sue) Gill of 6052 Woodhaven Rd. Dr.

Frank Pollard, the Rev. W. Douglas Hudgins and the Rev. David A. McIntosh officiated.

Mrs. Gill, 69, died unexpected Sept. 30 in the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center from an apparent heart attack. Mrs. Gill, nee Sue Boren, was the daughter of O.

T. and Elizabeth Gilmer Boren and a native of Oxford. She attended Mississippi University for Women, the University of Miss. and the University of Chicago. She had resided in Jackson for 32 years where she was a former director of social services at the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Friendship Bible Class. Her survivors include her husband; one son, Normer L. Gill one sister, Mrs. Luna Mae Fields; and three grandchildren, all of Jackson; and several nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to the Heart Association or the Baptist Children's Village.

Pallbearers were Ralph Hester, Paul Pryor, Dr. Lee Reid, Crawley Stubblefield, Dr. David M. Switzer, Nick Walker, Frank Loflin, Paul Moak, C. L.

Conerly Jr. and Jimmy Wilkerson. Burial was in the Lakewood Memorial Park. 48 HOUR Money-Back Guarantee on any used car WARRANTY for 30 days on quality used cars 12 MILE warranty available on most Fowler used cars Fowler Buick Opel open til 8 p.m. 1011 South State St.

telephone 353-3866 REAL ESTATE Good Selection of 3 ACRE Wooded lots now ready for sale in Le Bourgeois Estate. Call Morrow Realty Roy Russuin 825-7652 825-5445 REAL ESTATE COUNTRY ESTATES, five to eight acre plats, utilities, access fo 200 acres for hunting, fishing, or horseback riding. Canton Realty, Inc. 948-3939. Immaculate 3 BR 2 bath home walk-in closets, Living room-dining room combination plus dinette.

Den with fireplace. Lots of wallpaper. Landscaped lot on dead-end street. McLeod school district. Appointment only.

956-2633. No agents. INVESTMENT PROPERTY in Reservoir area, Rankin County. Call Roy Russum MORROW REALTY 825-7652 825-5445 For Professional Assistance In Buying or Selling Your Home consult Hooker REAL ESTATE 1 Realtors interested in your real estate needs. MIS "We Serve" 982-4858 1855 Lakeland Dr.

1PRE-OWNED CAR 177 CHEV. RALLY SPORT 1977 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1977 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD Budget 948-5050.