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ClassActs
8B
Friday, August 30,2013
Scouts build school furniture
Two Boy Scout Eagle can
didates from Troop 218,
Bryant Rivers and Mitch
Wagner, recently used their
talents to build furniture for
the media center at Kings-
land Elementary School
(KES).
Rivers designed and organ
ized the building of a two-
story reading loft equipped
with two storage benches and
plenty of room for students
to enjoy while reading.
Wagner designed and or
ganized the building of two
bookshelves, one big book
holder and a puppet theater
and also raised funds to pur
chase puppets.
Eagle Scout projects are
planned by the Eagle Scout
candidates and the funds are
raised by the Scouts through
various means, such as car
washes and donations from
sponsors.
Submitted photos
Debbie Bailey thanks Eagle Scout candidates Mitch Wagner (above) and Bryant Rivers
(right), who each built furniture for the Kingsland Elementary School media center.
Ready for action
Submitted photo
Noah’s Ark Preschool and Kingsland First United Methodist Church started the school year off right with a spruced up play
ground. Staff members, family and friends all joined in to get it ready for the children. Boy Scout Troop 218 and Pack I 18
also help every year. Pictured (front row) are Brandon Williams, Sierra Nelson, Kim Nelson, Sarah Boria,Terry Williams and
Robert Hovet; and (back row) Becky Duregger, Ronan Sweeny, Zachery Hovet, Michael Hill,Will Ellis,Austin Nelson,Alden
Nelson, Aaron White and Brian Boria.
Local chapter
earns nod from
national group
The Camden County
High School FFA chapter
of Kingsland has been rec
ognized in the 2013 Na
tional Chapter Award
program from the National
FFA Organization.
The program recognizes
outstanding FFA chapters
from throughout the coun
try that successfully com
plete an annual set of
required activities that en
courage members to grow
as individuals, work as a
team and serve others in
their communities.
Chapters that received
star ratings during judging
July 28 through Aug. 2 will
be recognized at the 2013
National FFA Convention
& Expo Wednesday, Oct.
30, through Saturday, Nov.
2, in Fouisville, Ky.
All Star FFA chapters re
ceive honors made possible
by corporate sponsor John
Deere as a special project of
the National FFA Founda
tion.
The National FFA Or
ganization provides leader
ship, personal growth and
career success training
through agricultural educa
tion to 557,318 student
members in grades seven
through 12, who belong to
one of 7,498 local FFA
chapters throughout the
United States, Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands.
For more information,
call Karyn Chester at (912)
682-7253.
PLERSE
RECYCLE!
King Free Foundation set
to offer local scholarship
The Camden County
King Free Foundation is a
nonprofit organization
whose purpose and mission
was established for the pur
pose of preserving the
legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin
Futher King Jr.
The foundation will also
continue to honor King’s
memory, philosophy and
the strides he made for peo
ple of all races and colors in
the fight for civil rights.
One mission of the foun
dation has been to create
community awareness of
the educational needs of the
local society. Through this
community awareness and
support, the foundation is
now able to offer its first ac
ademic scholarship. The
King Free Academic Schol
arship has been established
for all graduating seniors of
Camden County High
School.
Those interested in ap
plying for this scholarship
may go online at
www.cckff.net and complete
the application, or send for
an application and include a
stamped, addressed enve
lope. Write to: Camden
County King Free Founda
tion, P.O. Box 1298, Kings
land, GA 31548.
Cleopatra, queen of Egypt and lover of Julius Caesar
and Mark Antony, takes her life following the defeat of
her forces against Octavian, the future first emperor of
Rome, on this day in 30 BCE.
On this day in 1967, Thurgood Marshall becomes the
first African American to be confirmed as a Supreme
Court justice.
For more on today in history, visit http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history
Providing Gentle,
Loving Care for Patients
WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS!
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2475 Village Drive, Suite 114 • Kingsland, Ga • ??2‘4040
SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS
Camden High School
Monday, September 2
HOLIDAY
Tuesday, September 3
Hot Lunch: Spaghetti with meat sauce,
steamed broccoli, roll, salad bar, pear halves
and mixed melon; Nugget Line: Chicken ten
ders, steamed broccoli, roll, salad bar, pear
halves and mixed melon; Sandwich Line:
Deep dish pizza or hot dog, coleslaw, salad bar,
pear halves and mixed melon
Wednesday, September 4
Hot Lunch: Crunchy beef taco, Spanish rice,
refried beans, lettuce, salsa, sour cream, mixed
fruit and orange smiles; Nugget Line: Popcorn
chicken, or boneless buffalo wings, mashed
potatoes, com, roll, mixed fruit and orange
smiles; Sandwich Line: Cheeseburger, thin
crust pizza or veggie burger, corn, salad bar,
mixed fruit and orange smiles
Thursday, September 5
Hot Lunch: Creamy mac and cheese, green
beans, tomato soup, roll, green beans, fruit
cup, melon and berries; Nugget Line:
CChicken tenders, green beans, roll, salad bar,
fruit cup, melon and berries; Sandwich Line:
Deep dish pizza, chicken sandwich, green
beans, salad bar, fruit cup, melon and berries
Friday, September 6
Hot Lunch: Sliced pork, mashed potatoes, roll,
salad bar, applesauce and banana; Nugget
Line: Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, roll,
salad bar, applesauce and banana; Sandwich
Line: Fish sandwich or ham and cheese sub,
french fries, lettuce, tomato, salad bar, apple
sauce and banana
Menu subject to change due to
cost and availability.
Middle Schools
Monday, September 2
HOLIDAY
Tuesday, September 3
Hot Lunch: Creamy Mac and cheese, roll,
steamed broccoli, garden, pear halves and
mixed melon; Nugget Line: Chicken tenders,
roll, steamed broccoli, garden bar, pear halves
and mixed melon; Sandwich Line: Pepperoni
pizza or hamburger, tator tots, fresh side salad,
pear halves and mixed melon; Breakfast: Ce
real or sausage biscuit, juice or milk
Wednesday, September 4
Hot Lunch: Soft chicken taco, Spanish rice,
refried beans, garden bar, mixed fruit and or
ange smiles: Nugget Line: Popcorn chicken,
baked beans, cornbread, garden bar, mixed
fruit and orange smiles; Sandwich Line:
Cheese pizza or ham and cheese sub, baked
beans, fresh side salad, mixed fruit and orange
smiles; Breakfast: Cereal or eggs, grits, juice
or milk
Thursday, September 5
Hot Lunch: Fish sticks, grits, coleslaw, garden
fruit cup, melon and berries; Nugget Line:
Chicken tenders, roll, coleslaw, garden bar, fruit
cup, melon and berries; Sandwich Line: Pep
peroni Pizza, hot dog, coleslaw, fresh side
salad, fruit cup, melon and berries; Breakfast:
Cereal or chicken biscuit, juice or milk
Friday, September 6
Hot Lunch: Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green
beans, garden bar, applesauce and banana;
Nugget Line: Chicken nuggets, mashed pota
toes, green beans, garden bar, applesauce and
banana Sandwich Line: Cheese pizza or fish
sandwich, celery/cherry tomato cup, fresh side
salad, applesauce and banana; Breakfast:
Cereal or pancakes, juice or milk
Elementary Schools
Monday, September 2
HOLIDAY
Tuesday, September 3
Hot Lunch: Crunchy beef taco, lettuce, tomato,
salsa, cheese, sour cream, rice, refried beans,
salad bar and fruit cup; Sandwich Line: Mac
aroni and cheese, black-eyed peas, Romaine
side salad and fruit cup: Breakfast: Cereal or
sausage biscuit, juice or milk
Wednesday, September 4
Hot Lunch: Spaghetti with meat sauce, green
beans, salad bar, roll and orange; Sandwich
Line: Chicken sliders, green beans, Romaine
side salad and orange; Breakfast: Cereal or
eggs and grits, milk or juice
Thursday, September 5
Hot Lunch: Chicken tenders, mashed pota
toes, corn, salad bar, roll and mixed fruit;
Sandwich Line: Sloppy Joe, baked tator tots,
Romaine side salad and mixed fruit; Break
fast: Cereal or chicken biscuit, milk or juice
Friday, September 6
Hot Lunch: Bag It Up! Ham & Cheese rollup or
turkey and cheese rollup, baked doritos, car
rot/broccoli dippers and apple; Sandwich
Line: Chef salad, crackers and fruit cup;
Breakfast: Cereal or pancakes, milk or juice
LUNCH PRICES
Elementary Students - $1.70
Middle School Students - $1.75
High School Students - $2.15
Reduced Price - 40b
Teachers - $3.00
Visitors - $4.00
BREAKFAST PRICES
Students - FREE
Teachers - $2.00
Visitors - $2.25
