USRi Dean's List for summer semester released The University of Southern Mississippi Dean's List for the 1991 summer semester has been released. Students must maintain a 3.25 grade point average to be named to the list. Area students on the Dean's List include: COVINGTON COUNTY Collins: Patricia A. Davis, Donice Cheree Klug, Pauline Marie Lightsey, Patty Vinson Smith and Michael William Speed. Seminary: Malinda Grice Black, Timothy Nowell Davis, Cathy Graves Ellzey and Marsha Eilene Sanford.
FORREST COUNTY Brooklyn: Gloria Elaine Gillie and Thomas Franklin Sumrall. Hattiesburg: Alan Craig Adams, Jose Miguel Alzamora, Noel William Black, Ashley H. Blackmon, Rhonda Lorraine Bookout, Melanie Lynn Bradfield, Hope Lott Braley, Leigh Rachelle Keen Brewer, Elizabeth Hyatt Blister, Elizabeth Lance Broome, Georgia Jayne Cameron, Frances Bullock Cash, Patrick C. Charbon-neau, Ginger Wilkinson Collier, Mary Hogan Collins, Timothy S. Crosby, William Elbert Crosby, Laura Elaine Cunningham, Sergio Roberto Davila, Kimberly Lee Drews, Brenda Gail Nobles Edwards, Gregory Lewis Fairley, Erin Robbie Fitzpatrick, Kevin David Forrester, Jennifer E.
Gardner, Christine Marie Hanneke, Jennifer Butler Harper, Michael Ross Harter, Michael Dennis Henry, William David Hicks, Carol Annette Moody High, Ronnie Styron Hill, Angela M. Hogue, Karen Lee Knight Houtz, Dawn Janeen Hrdlica, Louis Alan Hughes, W. Rae Huston. Also, Jean Primes Jarrell, Stephanie Ann Johnson, Lorie Jean Turner King, Michael Carlton King, Jeanne Lynelle Leblanc, Joong Hyouf Lee, Jeanne Forrester Lefeld, Melanie Marie Lester, Lan Yang Lim, Kirsteen Alison Lochhead, Eduardo Sanderson Maal, Rami Nairn Majdalawi, Tammy Lynn Mansfield, Emily Constance Matheny, Earon J. May, Penny Leona McAlister, Shannan Rushing McCalip, Robert Louie McElhaney, Lynda L.
McNeill, Daniel Mbuguah Mungai, Victoria Crews Murdy, Lyda Katherine Slay Nagy, John Netto, Kelly Ramsay O'Neal HI. Also, Johnny Stanley Phelps III, Shawna Lynne Quarnstrom, Laurel Pamela Sue Forbes, KM David Krieger, Paula Dianne Bound Lumpkin, Kimberly Jolene McClinton, Melissa Dawn Mooney, Margaret Whitfield Spiers, Raymond David Spiers, Michael Herbert Stephan and Norman David West. Picayune: Daphnie Davis Beebe, Ann Marie Frank, Natalie Mae Garnett, Virginia Mattingly Hemler, Pamela Kennedy, Clinton Edward Kirby, Amanda Shirlene Martin, Candace Suzanne Nelson, Carta Swindle Penton, Trina M. Penton and Kelly Lynn Taylor. Poplarville: Doyla Kellar Aube, Shannon Dayle Baughman, Margarett Mary Cuevas, Shelley Anne Hasselvander, Victoria Holston Polk and Janet Lamarque Shackelford.
PERRY COUNTY Beaumont: Stacy Elaine Sylvester and Annette Thompson Womack. Richton: Luther Bennett Easterl-ing and Yvonne D. Griffin. STONE COUNTY Perkinston: Vontrell Breland. Wiggins: Teresa Renee Rouse Belton, Vanessa Massalyn Johnson, Phyllis Patrick Olds and Ouida Frances Parker.
Anne Ramsey, Carol Louise Rash, Patricia Findley Regan, Robyn Jane Rey, Bobby E. Roberson, Keith Runnels, Jason Matthew Sanderson, Glen Wyatt Sanford, Lisa Demuth Satterfield, James Nallyn Sheffield, Teresa Lee Smith, Suzanne Louise Speed, Anthony Frank Steinkruger, Hideaki Taguchi, Katrina Evette Taylor, Tammy Miller Taylor, Tricia Lynn Thames, Douglas Eric Waldron, Barbara Michelle Ward, Rita Dyess Westbrook and Russell G. Wheat. Petal: John Edgar Brown, Paula Diane Blancy, Virginia Alice Butler, Donnal Cooper Craft, Elizabth Rogers Crosby, Nancy L. Denson, Karin Denean Gatwood, Jane Suzanne Graham, Stephanie Pearce Green, Douglas Andrew Hanco*ck, Deborah Michelle Hardy, Stephen Mark Murphy, Tracy Glenn Patton, Eric C.
Reid, Deborah Anne Reynolds, Kelli Jo Riels, Alvaro Francisco Roa, Shelley Alysha San-sing, Gladys Hankins Thompson, Karen Lynn Tolbert, Doris Renonda West and Jennifer Eve Wood. JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY Bassfield: Karen D. Courtney, Shelly Hurst Daley Teddy Lemoine Dyess and Stacey Aileen Hall. Prentiss: Joan Wryn Allen, Leffie William Herrington, Brian Charles Lena, Melissa Lindsay Loustalot, Kristen Phillips, Margaret Elizabeth Pinson, Valerie Tess Rawls, Susan Elizabeth Rowland, Laura Lynn Shaf er, Andrea Anderson Smith, Sharron Tisdale Taylor, Myriamm 0. Velez and Cindy Roberson Winters.
Lumberton: Donna Parvin Byxbe and Roy Kiahnell Smith. Purvis: Jessie Ann Broome, Rhonda S. Roseberry and Edda Joop Thomas. Sumrall: Joanie Kaye Moree Craft, Adrianna Alene Fillingane, Dawn Michelle Patterson, Tim-mothy Lane Patterson and Glenda Lapoint Robinson. MARION COUNTY Columbia: Andra Tullos Atwood, Jennifer Ann Bochicchio, James Edward Carney II, Jason Andrew Carney, Wayne Emerson Elkins, Trudi Ilene Sartin Evans, Mary Caroline Griffith, Ronald Jeff Hart, Christi Anderson Holloway, Larry B.
Holman, Tracie Nicole Johnson, Berlon David Lee, Robert Raymond May, Jonathan Mark McFadden, Kenton Hal McNeese, Thomas A. Miller, Portia Ianthe Patton and Valerie Oliver Wesley. PEARL RIVER COUNTY Carriere: Alison S. Butler, John Barnes, Richard Conway Barr, Beth Magee Boleware, Martha Allyson Carter, Teresa Gayle Anders Parish and Robyn Renee Sutton. JONES COUNTY Ellisville Vicki Sylvester Green, Breenon Garnell Johnson Janice Lynn Landrum, John Herbert Martineau, Loria A.
Newsome, Maria Caryn Rayner, Sherre Wood Rogers, Mary Jo Vice, Donna Knight Wallace and Donna Andra Bailey Zugg. Goshen Springs Ginger Sue Cooksey. Laurel Susan Soelman Albrit-ton, Samantha B. Bankston, Amy Nicole Bynum, Jean Ellen Clark, Connie Jelinda Everett, Tina Elizabeth Green, David Allen Hin-ton, Ted Mitchel Mangum, Tammy D. Middleton, Forrest Mitchell Nelson, Jason Gerald Parish, Candi A.
Smith, Clint Crawford Smith and Linda Walters Webb. Moselle Dena Chanel Ashmore, JoAnn Wylie Bishop and Mary Louise Smith. Sandersville Richard Sherrod Armstrong. LAMAR COUNTY Hattiesburg: Leigh Ann Cox, Michelle Denise Dement, Brett JX $12.70 TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD CALL 545-3321 68 Business Supplies 70 Auctions 72 Auto Parts Access. 74 Sales Miscellaneous 76 Wanted to Buy Individual, non-commercial.
To place, correct or cancel your ad, call (601)545-3321, or 1-800-844-3321 (in state only) 27 Insulation 28 Moving Storage 29 Firewood 30 Lawn Care 31 Cleaning Services 32 Appliance Repairs 33 Upholstery Furniture 34 Child Care 35 Lessons Classes 36 Pools 37 Auto Repair 38 Insurance 39 Miscellaneous Announcements 1 Notice to Bidders 2 Notice to Creditors 3 Notice of Trustee's Sale 4 Miscellaneous Legals 5 Lost and Found 6 Personals 7 Special Notices 8 Happy Ads 9 Statewide Classifieds 9a Birth Announcements excluding real estate. For a three-line ad, consecutive days: 10 days $15.00 7 days 12.39 5 days 11.85 3 days 9.81 Merchandise under $1 00: 3 lines for 3 consecutive days 3.00 Each additional line per day 1.00 For additional line andor day rates, call 545-3321. Ads cancelled early charged at earned rate (see E3 Litis) jne price 0f y0ur acj wj be based on earned rate for number of days ad published. Call 545-3321 ask for your cancellation number. This is your record of cancellation, and it is important that you have it in the event of any misunderstanding or adjustment.
See deadlines. Real Estate 80 Roommates 82 Rooms for Rent 84 Apartments for Rent 86 Houses for Rent 88 Mobile HomesLots Rent 89 Misc. SakVRent 90 Commercial SaleRent 92 Wanted to Rent 94 Real Estate Wanted 96 Land 98 Mobile Homes for Sale 100 Houses 101 Northeast Hattiesburg 102 Northwest Hattiesburg 103 Southeast Hattiesburg 104 Southwest Hattiesburg 105 Petal 1 06 Oak GroveLake Serene 107 Outlying County Employment 40 Help Wanted 42 Unemployment Agencies 44 Jobs Wanted 46 Business Investments Please read your ad on the first Farm Garden 10 Pet Market 12 Livestock 14 Feed, Grain Hay 16 Misc. Farm Garden 18 Meat Produce day. If you see an error, the American will gladly re-run your ad correctly.
We accept responsibility for the first incorrect insertion, and then only to the extent of a corrected insertion or refund of price paid. In the event of an error, contact the Classified Department at 545-3321. urn Edition Display Line Monday. Noon Friday 5:30 p.m. Friday Tuesday.
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Thursday Saturday 6 p.m. Thursday 5:30 p.m. Thursday 6 p.m. Thursday 5:30 p.m. Friday We guarantee it! Merchandise 50 Garage Sales 52 Home Furnishings 54 Antiques 56 Electronics 58 Musical Instruments 60 Arts Crafts 62 Boats, Motors Trailers 64 Sporting Goods 66 Building Materials Service Directory 20 Air Condition Heating 21 Electrical 22 Plumbing Septic Tank 23 Carpentry 24 Floor Services 25 Roofing 26 Painting Wallpapering Transportation 110 112 Recreational Vehicles 114 Equipment Machinery 116 Trucks 118 Vans 120 Automobiles Place a private party ad to sell your items and if it does not sell within 1 0 days, call us back and we will run your ad another 10 days at no charge.
Please call for rate information. Guaranteed rates are non-refundable. ME ultivate some new friends this fall. In today's fast-moving world, it is sometimes hard to meet other people who share similar interests. Sure, you can try the bar scene, begin hanging out at laundromats, or start taking night classes.
But there is another alternative a personal ad in classified! To place, correct or cancel your ad, call (601)545-3321, or 1-800-844-3321 (in state only) ONE That's all It takes to buy poce In any or all of Mississippi's 109 dally and weekly newspapers! At Mississippi Press Services, we'll do all the best of all, the service costs you absolutely nothing! For complete details, call MPS at (601) 981-3060. Mississippi Classified Advertising Network MPS Auction 1 Mississippi Press Services Representing Mississippi's Duly and Weekly Newspapers 351 Edgewood Terrace, Jackson, MS 39206 (Ml) 981-3060 Notice to Bidden Notice to Bidders Horoscope FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1991 ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Delightful times occur in the company of children. You're invited to some place special now.
Patience is needed on the job. Immediate feedback is not forthcoming. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Spending time with loved ones at home brings you happiness. Research and study are favored now.
A boss seems preoccupied and not especially receptive. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Though it's a day of merriment for you socially with possible romantic introductions, you may be dwelling on a personal problem later in the day. Festivity gives way to introspection. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Chances for recognition and financial gain arise in business today. A friend at present is unable to repay a loan.
Tonight favors quiet pursuits. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) You're gregarious and charming today. Luck is with you in the presentation of your ideas. Travel looks auspicious.
Duties arise in connection with a partnership. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) You have good insights today about financial interests. Time alone with a loved one is happily spent.
You may be bored with the usual routine. Self-discipline is needed. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Your social graces are to the fore now.
Happiness comes through romance and friendship. Tonight, however, a child requires extra consideration and atten tion from you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Business and pleasure combine to your advantage now.
Be ready to meet new opportunity. Problems at home take precedence tonight over other planned interests. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Creative types have luck now in dealings with representatives.
Some are happily getting the children ready for school. Travel and romance go together. Avoid worrying tonight. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.
19) It's better to have company over than to go out for entertainment at present. Major purchases are favored, though you may be still concerned about a money matter tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) The signing of contracts is favored now.
Couples are on the same happy wave length. Avoid an impulsive use of credit. Tonight you may be self-preoccupied. PISCES (Feb. 19 to Mar.
20) Career prospects pick up today. Buying and selling are favored. Resist that inclination to dwell on worry later, for much is in your favor now. YOU BORN TODAY are intuitive and practical. You often have ideas that are ahead of the times and are likely to be an innovator in your field.
Nervous and highstrung as you are, temperament sometimes can get in your way. You have a tendency to go to extremes and need a home to be happy. You're often interested in reform and will do your part to better the human condition. Financial security is important to you. Birthdate of: Michael Jackson, rock star; Ingrid Bergman, actress; and Oliver Wendell Holmes, writer.
NOTICE TOBIDDERS NOTICE is hereby given that the Mayor and Council of the City of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, will receive sealed bids until 9:00 A.M., Thursday, September 12, 1991, in the City Clerk's Office in the City Hall ol said City tor furnishing the City's requirements for the following: ONE (1) NEW 1992 FULL SIZE Estate Auction of Fred Thompson. Saturday, August 24, 5:00 p.m. Highway 80 East, Vicksburg. Conducted for Merchants Bank. Antique furniture and collectibles.
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Is now hiring OTR tractor trailer drivers. Get the miles and get home. For more Info call 932-5960 today. Newspaper Jobs Available throughout the state full time andor intern. Send resume to: Job Bank, Mississippi Press Association, 351 Edgewood Terrace, Jackson, MS 39206.
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REACH HORE THAN 111,000 MUSEHOUM NEW-PAPERt ACROit THE STATE OF MtSBSM WITH JUST ONE PHONE CALL TO THIS NEWSPAPER. THE WIT: JUST tUt FOR A ttWORO AD (AODtTKINAl WORM ARE EACH). CAU FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE HSStt MPPI CtAtSFCO ADVERTtMM NETWORK (MCAfl). ID) BODY FOR THE WATER PLANT DEPARTMENT The above shall be bid upon and delivered as per detailed specifications on file in the Office of me City Clerk, P.O. Box 1891, 200 Forrest Street, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 3940 1891, (601 545 4552), which may be obtained upon request.
Each BID must be received in a sealed envelope which is marked in the lower left-hand corner with the word "BID" and the NAME OF ITEM on which bid is being made and the DATE OF BID OPENING. NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE Is hereby given that the Mayor and Council of the City of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, will receive sealed bids until 9:00 A.M., Thursday, September 12, 1991, In the City Clerk's Office in the City Hall of said City for furnishing tht City's requirements tor the following ONE ID NEW 1992 FULL SIZE EXTENDED CAB PICKUP TRUCK WITH SHORT BED FOR THE CUSTOMER ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT The above shall be bid upon and delivered as per detailed specifications on file In the OHice of the City Clerk, P.O. Box I89S, 200 Forrest Street, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 39403 1898, 1601 545- 4552). which may be obtained upon request. Each BID must be received In sealed envelope which Is marked in the lower left-hand corner with the word "BID" and the NAME OF ITEM on which bid being made and the DATE OF BID OPENING.
The lowest and best bid received will be accepted, subject to the provisions of Section 11-713 of the Mississippi Code of 197, Annotated as Amended, and other applicable State law; but the Council reserves the right to relecf any or all bids received and to waive informalities. PUBLISHED by Order of tht Council on this, the 6th day of August A 1991. CITY OF MAT-TIESBURO, MISSISSIPPI BY Wsnsley e-CITY CLERK (SEAL) August 28, September 4, 1991 CitHtLOH Fast loans Guaranteed you'll get your loanl Any size, any purpose. Regardless of bad credit, bankruptcy, no collateral OK. Call -1-800-488-3363.
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tmploymtnt a i nln r- waive informalities. Mtf I Bull-ling Friendry Home Parties has openings for demonstrators. No cash Investment. No service charge. Highest commission and hostess awards.
Three catalogs, over 800 Hems. Call 1-800-488-4875. PUBLISHED by Order of the Council on this, the 6th day of August A D. ,1991. CITY OF BY wensley-s-CITY CLERK (SEAL) August 28, September 4, 1991 Need a roof? Steel roofing and siding, Grade prime and up, purlins, trim, accessories.
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