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Page 8 - Wednesday, August 30, 2023 The Jenkins County Times jenkinscountytimes.com 3-20 <s> 2023 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel Syndication for UFS Students of the Month August-Congratulations! Jenkins County Elementary School staff members nominated students for the August “FLY Student of the Month” to reward academic excellence and behavior. These students are great representatives of the school discipline model: “FLY” (F- Fly straight, L- Love of Learning, Y- You are responsible for YOU). Students received a Planters Electric Student of the Month t-shirt and a lunch provided by our local Dairy Queen. Bottom Row: Jamesden Boone, Aaliyah Bonner, Angel Mendoza-Diaz, Gracie Hicks, Sherhanna Clayton, Navaeh Hardaway, Paysleigh Barnette, Ava Chance, Jhene Thompson Top Row: Jakylie Cooper, Kaydence Dunnum, Rylee Renfroe, Broderick Moody, Kennedy Thomas, Jacquline Moore, Caleb Badie Eagles School Menu September 4-8 Breakfast -Daily Choices of: 100% Fruit Juice, Fruit, 1% FF Assorted Milk, or GNG (Grab n’ Go). September 4 - Holiday, NO SCHOOL. September 5- Teacher Workday, NO SCHOOL. September 6 - Breakfast Bagel or GNG Cinnamon Roll & Fruit Juice. September 7 - GRANDPARENTS BREAKFAST - Grits, Eggs, Sausage & Biscuit or GNG Rice Krispy Treat, Cheese & Fruit. September 8 - GRANDPARENTS BREAKFAST - Grits, Eggs, Sausage & Biscuit or GNG Assorted Variety. Lunch - All meals are served with a choice of assorted fruit, and assorted milk. Must choose at last 3 (three) items, 1 (one) must be a fruit or vegetable. May choose PB&J Uncrustable instead of Hot Entree. Bottom Row: Makynnah Flakes, Na’Ziah Brinson, Kaydence Lane, Amelia Guzman, Ettalyn Hendley, Morgan Harris, Christopher Guzman, Kevin Bowen Top Row: Alyssah Ware, Tamar Washington, Dobson Gay, Alvin Sullivan, Tyler Middleton, India Cooper, Kaycee Williams, Ja’Kaiden Hill News you can use, or not Beauty tricks that will never go out of style By Kaitlyn Yarborough, Special Contributor for The Times Here are 9 old-school Southern beauty tips that haven’t gone out of style. Waking Up Your Face Before you “put on your face,” which means apply makeup in Southern grandmother terms, wake up your face by placing it in a bowl of ice water. Hold it for five seconds and repeat three times. Not only does it de-puff and tighten pores, but it also gets you energized for the day. Slathering On Pond's When we’re thinking of classic beauty products. Pond's Cream is always at the top of the list. Southern mothers have sworn by this multipurpose moisturizer for decades, and it’s because of the dependable hydration and versatility. It’s also useful for acting as a makeup remover before cleansing. Two purposes in one jar! Softening Your Eyeliner Apparently, it’s nothing new that applying eyeliner smoothly is one of the harder makeup feats. You can sneakily make your pencil eyeliner—which seems to get more dried out over time—much more pliable for sweeping seamlessly over your lash line by heating it up with a blow dryer or lighter, or perhaps leaving it outside on a hot summer day, hm? Unsteady hands will thank us later. Applying Vaseline Before Perfume Perhaps one of our favorite tricks in the book, you can finally make your perfume last all day long, thanks to the ever-versatile Vaseline, which you probably already have in your bathroom cabinet. Simply apply a thin layer of Vaseline to your pulse points—the warmer areas of your body that can help diffuse fragrance such as your wrists, inner elbows, and neck—before spritzing on your signature scent. Breaking Out the Bio-Oil For more than 35 years, Bio-Oil has inspired a loyalty that rivals the Windex bottle in the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding. There’s no scar, dry patch, stretch mark, or scratch that Bio-Oil can’t help fix. The healing oil is so good that the brand waited three decades to even introduce a new product. It’s worth keeping in the medicine cabinet—or on the bedside table. Sleeping On Silk You might look straight out of the 1950s, but it will be worth it when you wake up with frizz- free hair. Turns out, sleeping can be rough on hair. Your pillowcase material can cause frizz and breakage, as well as tossing and turning. Sleeping in a silk scarf (or on a silk pillowcase) can be beneficial for all, but it’s especially good for curly and textured hair. Using Velcro Rollers Speaking of vintage eras, we’ve learned our lesson on letting these go out of style. Now, they’re back, and for good reason. You just really cannot achieve the same bouncy volume using anything else, and using velcro rollers can also reduce the amount of heat styling used. Plus, you can set them up and forget them until it’s time to leave the house. In fact, many Southerners have vivid memories of being dropped off at school while their mothers were still wearing them... Putting Castor Oil on Eyelashes With all the fancy eyelash serums out there, sometimes it’s best to go back to the basics. Try out castor oil at night on your lashes to boost length and thickness with continual use. Wait four to six weeks to see a noticeable difference, instead of caving in to buy the expensive stuff. It works on brows, as well. Warming Up Your Eyelash Curler We didn’t say that all of these tips were totally safe, did we? One trick for longer-lasting curl on your eyelashes is to heat up your eyelash curler using a blow dryer. Blow the heat onto the curler for around five seconds, but always check the temperature with your finger before putting it on your lashes. September 4 - Holiday, NO SCHOOL. September 5 - Teacher Workday, NO SCHOOL. September 6 - Tacos w/Queso, Refried Beans, Salsa/Sour Cream, Tortilla Chips, Garden Salad w/Ranch. M/H Choice: Salad or Pizza Bar. September 7 - Chicken Filet on Bun, Chips, Garden Salad w/Ranch, Broccoli Snack Packs w/Dip. M/H Choice: Salad or Pizza Bar. September 8 - Cheeseburger on Bun, Assorted Chips, Garden Salad w/Ranch, Pickles. M/HS Choice: Salad or Pizza Bar. r\ UNIVERSAL Sudoku Puzzle 9 9 8 1 5 2 6 3 1 2 9 6 4 5 7 3 8 1 2 6 8 3 5 4 3 1/21 DIFFICULTY RATING: W W W W W w Complete the grid so every row, column and 3x3 box contains every digit from 1 to 9 inclusively. © 2023 by Andrews McMeel Syndication Previous puzzle solution 7 3 2 5 6 8 1 4 9 5 1 9 2 3 4 8 7 6 6 8 4 9 1 7 5 3 2 9 7 6 3 4 5 2 1 8 8 4 3 1 2 6 7 9 5 2 5 1 8 7 9 4 6 3 3 2 7 6 5 1 9 8 4 4 9 5 7 8 3 6 2 1 1 6 8 4 9 2 3 5 7 NEA Crossword Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle i R E P S I T E A M M O D C R O C A I M S P O I O I N K B R I G M E W L S T O E D Y O M M A O W A G O N S I E S T A o R O Y O W L U M A K A Y L I S A B A M B A L S A M B u S H Y O A F A R F Y E w S B U O Y S B O D E D R O P O I L A G A R A B U T D N A D I M S M I T A G O ACROSS 1 Unseld of the NBA 4 Tex 7 Mr. Brynner 1 O Clancy hero Jack 12 Cruel 1 4 Ghost chance 1 5 Guthrie of folk music 16 Strauss of denim 1 7 Garden pond fish 18 Squinted at 20 Knight’s journey 22 Mo. fractions 23 Hearty laugh 24 Aquarium buildup 27 High spirits 30 Undersized 31 Computer whiz 32 Fish without scales 34 dare 35 Surround 36 “Cheerio!” (hyph.) 37 Bring into accord 39 Sheet music line 40 Chef ’s phrase (2 wds.) 41 Merchan dise ID 42 Eye color 45 Comic page pooch 49 Give whirl 50 Draw on glass 53 Tony relative 54 Ely of “Tarzan” 55 Gift wrapping need 56 “ chance!” 57 Pilot’s dir. 58 Cakelike cookie 59 Pitcher handle DOWN 1 Tinfoil 2 Bronte governess 3 Garage event 4 Pinochle combos 5 Time to celebrate 6 Centuri on’s 1 4 7 Harness 8 ETs’ craft 9 Milk, in Paris 11 Viking base 1 3 Water or oil 1 9 Barely manage 21 Small music maker 23 Textile measure 24 PFC mail drop 25 Kind of moth 26 Tiny fly 27 “Runaway Bride” co-star 28 Shred 29 Sasquatch cousin 31 Ms. Foch 33 Varnish ingredient 35 Throat 36 Mogul 38 Menlo Park initials 39 Hosp. staffer 41 Wedding party member 42 Put on the payroll 43 Like of bricks 44 Grey of Westerns 46 Wind instrument 47 Gyro bread 48 Date part 51 File label 52 Balance sheet guru
