The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • 5

Thursday, April 3, 1986 THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 5A Northside Facts THE PCQFECT LISFC07VLO. It Just a Cart Rid Away. John A. Harris, 26, 1630 West-brook Rd. and Melanie D.

Shelly, 22, 604 Dryden. Tommy Lewis Weems, 44, 212 River PI. and Mirian W. Knowlton, 44, of Oxford. Barry Dean Kruger, 23, 523 East County Line Rd.

and Judith Ellen Spear, 21, Box 988. David W. Terreson, 26, 164 A Woodway and Pamelyn M. Manning, 24, Lake Harbour. William E.

Soukup, 29, 6811 Old Canton Rd. and Pamela J. Odom, 25, same. Jimmie Moore Jr. vs.

Wilda Moore. C. W. Gauger Jr. vs.

Myra S. Gauger. Anne Elizabeth McGuire and James C. McGuire. Carol Wm.

Trotter vs. Stephen Gant Trotter. Debra McChristian and James McChristian. Johnnie Lee Williams vs. Shirley Jean Saunders Williams.

Willie M. Flowers and Kenneth M. Flowers. Alice Johnson and Curtis Johnson. Willie Earl Robinson and Dorothy Mae Robinson.

Teresa Caples vs. Andrew Caples. Geraldine Jackson vs. Johnny C. Jackson.

Gene S. Morrison vs. Robert Thomas Morrison. THECOUNTnrVClIJHOFJACKSClN 343-31t CLASSIC HOMIS Charters of Incorporation Northside businesses filing recently for charters of incorporation include: Credit Center of Louisville, Inc. Incorps: J.

D. White and John A. Bethany and John E. Gough, all of Jackson. Capital stock: $1,000.

Miss Gay Alliance, Inc. Incorps: Eddie Sandifer and Johnny Estes and Kirk Phillips, Jackson. Non-profit. Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Inc. Incorps: Madie Lee Cliburn and Eddie Sandifer and Johnny Estes, all of Jackson.

Non-profit. Homewood Mobile Home Sales, Inc. Incorps: J. Kane Ditto and Thomas B. Shepherd III, both of Jackson.

Capital stock: $5,000. Piggyback Services of Mississippi, Inc. Incorps: William H. Towle and Mary L. Hansen, both of Jackson.

Capital stock: $1,000. Prentiss Complex, Inc. Incorps: W. R. Clements Jr.

and Jackson. Capital stock: $10,000. Ventrek Inc. Incorps: Robert L. Switzer and Anita G.

Switzer, Jackson. Capital stock: $5,000. New Homes (Figures listed are the amounts for which building permits were issued and do not necessarily reflect the total cost) New homes to be built in the Northside area include: Robert Perkins, 1909 Petit Bois, by same, $141,139. White Realty, 347 and 349 Mea-dowoods Dr. by same, $55,589.

Dennis Ford, 3970 Eastover by N. H. Stewart, $192,000. Salter Homes, 5140 Canton Heights, by same, $132,000. Aubrey Guy Brucker Jr.

vs. Tammy Lorraine Brucker. Joyce M. Jackson vs. Randolph Jackson.

Joyce J. Clegg vs. Arnold B. Clegg. Phillip Wayne Galloway and Paula G.

Galloway. Betty Lorene Schrock and Joseph Edward Schrock. Quida E. Katsaboulas and Corn-elas Katasboulas. Donna Gail Tillman Skinner vs.

Bobby Joe Skinner Sr. Brenda Sue Glasper vs. Donnie Glasper. Ethel Teague vs. Thomas Tea-gue.

Deborah Ann Robinson vs. David Farrell Robinson. Joyce Kay Russell and John Michael Russell. Debi Anne Lee vs. Marcus S.

Lee. Laura Mooney Garriga and Douglas John Garriga. Ann PUtt Hall and Billy Joe Hall. Florida B. Stephenson King and Ray Thomas King.

Martha Ann Mullins Souder vs. Donald E. Souder Jr. Doris Ann Spell vs. James P.

SpeU. Donna Kay Allred Robinson vs. James Theodore Robinson Sr. Thomas P. Mitchell vs.

Shirley Mitchell. Percy Ellis vs. Betty Jean Ellis. Ruby Eloise Rodgers vs. Walter Rodgers Jr.

Christopher Earl Clincy vs. Annette J. Clincy. David C. Alexander vs.

Edith Irene Alexander. Noel O. Walker vs. Karen C. Law-son Walker.

IDENTIFY YOURSELF LOGOS BUSINESS CARDS BROCHURES STATIONERY CATALOGS DIRECT MAIL POSTERS FLIERS INVITATIONS MENUS 362-3114 Bob Howie Associates Marriage Licenses Northside residents making recent applications for marriage licenses include: Steve L. Biggers II, 33, of Georgia and Cheryl Y. Zepponi, 34, 5600 Keele St. Robert L. Portion 23, 3895 Northview and Vivian D.

Gilmore, 21, 3895 Northview. Richard K. Looper, 59, 1525 Bro-bridge and Betty C. Woodward, 47, 1255 East County Line Rd. Calvin C.

Jackson, 53, 5025 Wayneland and Lodina E. Harvey, 64, of Forest. Jerry D. Tankersby, 26, 770 Lakeland Dr. and Melanie J.

Simpson, 21, of Clinton. Marion M. Thames 19, of Pearl and Kimberly J. Scott, 19, 120 West Sedgwick Ct 5430 Executive Place Suite 2 Jackson. MS 39206 Residential Additions (Figures listed are the amounts for which building permits were issued and do not necessarily reflect the total cost) Residential additions to be made by Sunlanders include: Otis Williams, 4522 Meadow by same, $9,600.

Homeowner, 533 Woodson by Velma Anderson, $4,000. Joseph LeNoine, 5506 Concord, by same, $6,000. Chancery Court Suits The following are listed as having filed for divorce in chancery court. Isa Marie Abbott Herald vs. M.

Carl Herald. James Alfred McFadden vs. Ethel Lee McFadden. Liability teleconference scheduled You are invited to ROXBURY ROYALE 1313 Roxbury Court Jackson, Mississippi 39211 NOW LEASING A unique 20 unit apartment community nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood with proximity to 1-55 North at Meadowbrook East Exit. Quietly elegant and determined to be the roost desirable apartment community in N.E.

Jackson. There are 10 elevator townhouses with 2300 sq. ft, plus double garages. This fashionable residence is designed with all the luxuries for the discerning person. For the contemporary "on the go" person, we have 10 garden efficiency apartments for the utmost in living pleasure, comfort and convenience.

7 1, Mississippi Educational Television and the Jackson Journal of Business will host a live teleconference from PBS in ETV's auditorium on Ridgewood Road. "Product Liability: Weathering the Storm" will be held from noon until 4 p.m., Wednesday, April 9. The four-hour teleconference will bring together the leading product liability experts in the United States for a series of discussions and problem-solving sessions that will focus on ways companies can overcome the legal, insurance and public policy problems that are associated with the national debate about product liability law. The seminar will be structured around four main topics: product liability law, product liability insurance, legislative reform and problem solving for companies. For more information, call Susan Wolfe, 982-6507.

v-1 v. Inquire about our LeasePurchase Plan, also. May to attend new group's meeting Students greeted tCOWORAHO Mwksttng and Managwrwnl On. Northeast Jackson resident Dr. Reuel May, an oral surgeon, has been invited to attend the April 11-12 organizational meeting of the Academy of Osseointegration in Chicago.

is a reconstructive procedure by which an artificial tooth or teeth can be permanently anchored in living bone tissue. Trained at Parkman Hospital in Dallas, May also received graduate training at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Medicine. He holds membership in the International Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and is a diplomat of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. OuUUBdiog itodeati from area high school were the University of Mlsslsslp-pi'i gorsU at a rerenl Ole Mlu Night rerrpUon in Jackson. Dr.

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