The Yazoo Herald from Yazoo City, Mississippi • Page 2

2. THE YAZOO HERALD, SATURDAY. SEPTtMBER 22, 1984 uua. r- P. VJ mm maw II t'' raw." M' 9.

Herald pfcoU by Urt Hon NEW WATER WELL A rural water system The well was constructed to provide water to constructed in Benton, by Central Yazoo additional customers, according to Herbert Water Association will be functioning this i Jones, president of the Central Yazoo Water week. The $160,000 well has a Association Board of Directors, capacity and will serve about 500 families. 4 LOCATED 49 E. ACROSS FROM KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN CARRYING ALL LINES OF CHEVRON PRODUCTS REGULAR GASOLINE $1.12 9 AUTO DIESEL $1.19 9 With fillups 6 pack of Colics $1. 59 Fid die its will eoEtTOefle going to the persons who tell the biggest lies.

These contests will be in the fair theatre tent west of the coliseum on the midway, according to Charles Shotts, coordinator of the contests. It is open to all amateur fiddlers and ages to 20; ages 21 to 39; III, ages 40 to 64; and TV, ages 65 and over. The top prize for the winner in each category will be $100. The four winners will proceed to a play-off, and the winner will receive an additional $100. Five prizes will be given in each category.

Contests also will be held in bluegrass banjo, harmonica and string band. A liar's contest also will be on the agenda, with three awards Some of the best country and bluegrass music can be heard at the Mississippi Fair Southern Championship Fiddler's Contest Oct. 6. The annual affair, which will start at 10 a.m., will be sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce and the Fair Commission. Almost $3,000 in cash prizes will be awarded.

There will be four age group categories in fiddling. They are: Gift AM 'IPEMDM bands from any state. For further information con cerning how to enter the contests, contact Sheila Walters of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce at 354-6581, or write her at the Mississipi Peaths Mate air iddler's contest, P.O. Box 5307, Fondren Station, Jackson, MISS. 39206.

James Walker Quimby MILLER, MILLER LITE, BUD, BUD LIGHT 6 pack $2.69 BUDWEISER 24-12 oz. suitcase-hot $10.80 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Barbara Ann Quimby; two sons, Michael Quimby and Mark Quimby, both of El Paso, Texas; four Dancing Anyone? HAVE FUN WHILE YOU LEARN! First two nights per, person thereafter Square dancing Cotton-eyed Joe, Texas. 2-step others. THURSDAY NIGHTS CENTER Jackson Avenue. Sponsored by v6.

GATEWAY SQUARES daughters, Teresa Gabarron, Linda Quimby, Mary Quimby and Debra Quimby, all of El Paso, Texas; four James Walker Quimby, 53, of Yazoo City died Tuesday at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. Funeral services were at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Stricklin-King Chapel. Burial was in Glen wood Cemetery. The Rev.

Bill McLellan officiated. He was retired from the U.S. Army, a veteran of the Korean War and had worked as an engineer for the Mississippi Highway brothers, Bill Quimby of Yazoo City; Robert Quimby of Vlcksburg, George Quimby of Grenada and Oscar Quimby of Star; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Norton of Star and Mrs. Cora Loflin of Jackson; and three MILWAUKEE'S,) BEST 3 6 pack $1.99 Muscarines James Morris Pratt Sr.

FOR Sale PICKENS Joseph Morris Pratt 73, died Tuesday at St. Dominic's Hospital in Jackson. Funeral services were Thursday at 3 p.m. at Stricklin-King Chapel. Burial was in Ogden Cemetery.

The Rev. HP. Tartley and the Rev. Clyde Pullen officiated. He was a veteran of World War II, a Mason and a retired farmer.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. J.M. Pratt Sr. of Pickens; a son, Joseph M. Pratt Jr.

of Pickens; a sister, Mrs. Rosa Lee Weir of Florence, two brothers, Dan W. Pratt of Garland, Texas, and Howard M. Pratt of Rusk, Texas; and two grandchildren. OLD MILWAUKEE 12 pack $4.19 COLT 45 40 oz.

jugs $1.09 16 OZ. PEPSI AND COKES 39 EACH Bee Lake Vineyards is located off Hwy. 49 14 miles north of Yazoo City near Thornton on Bee Lake Road on Pluto Plantation. :3 Mrs. Norma Gene Martin Jackson PRICE: gal.

HOURS: Call: WILLIAM THOMPSON 235-4318 i irrn nrnoi AMI fr Mrs. Norma Gene Martin Jackson, 43, died Sept. 8 at John Sely Hospital in Galvinston, Texas. She was a Baptist and a resident of Houston, Texas. She was originally from Bentonia and Jackson.

She is survived by her husband, Tommy E. Jackson; one son, Chip Jackson; one daughter, Leigh Ann Jackson, a brother Fred Martin her mother, Myrtle Lancaster Martin of Jackson. Services were Sept. 11 at 11 a.m. at Rest Haven Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Memorial Garden in Houston, Texas.

Pallbearers were a nephew, Jimmie White and friends of the family. Options are topic OPEN 1:30 Open 6:30 LI I Cn rcroi VSlMLl 91.77 2 LITER COKES ONLY $1.69 CIGARETTES $1.05 that includes tax CHEVRON AND ViSA CREDIT CARDS WELCOME ETV. Market report and analyses, local and national farm news, a calendar of upcoming statewide agricultural event, production tips for farmers A new type of agricultural futures contract called an option will be available to farmers beginning Oct. 31. The third of a four-part "Farm-week" report examines options trading will focus on "call options" at 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 24, on Mississippi and weather forecasts for the up SAT. 9:15 coming week are regular features. BEST DEFENSE BS The Yazoo Herald SiiuOmx tht View Daily HernU Foumldl 1ST 2 i (USPS 695 600) Published by Yazoo Publishing Company 1035 Grand Avenue. Post Office Box 720.

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