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4B I DAWSON COUNTY NEWS I dawsonnews.com
Wednesday, May 22,2019
Dawson FFA gets
$1,000 donation
Lindsay and Tim White, owners of
Elite Heating & Air and Elite Sanitation
& Waste, recently donated $1,000 to go
toward a new livestock trailer for the
Dawson County FFA program. FFA
Advisor Keith Pankey said the booming
livestock program has outgrown the
trailer that was purchased last year with
sponsorship donations. The Elite
Heating & Air and Elite Sanitation &
Waste logos will be put on the new trail
er as well as the logos of any other busi
nesses that donate funds. If you are
interested in donating to the program,
email kpankey@dawson.kl2.ga.us.
Jessica Taylor Dawson County News
Program to highlight outstanding student
The Rotary Club of
Dawson County believes
the future of our commu
nity lies with the elemen
tary students of Dawson
County. We have devel
oped this program to
encourage and promote
outstanding fifth grade
students in each elemen
tary school. One 5th
grade student will be cho
sen by the principal of the
elementary school for that
month. The principal has
full discretion has to how
the student is chosen.
The Rotary Club will
present two movie tickets
to the student and pro
mote them in the newspa
per.
Right: Robinson Elementary
School's Student of the month of is
ChloeTanner. Principal PageArnette
says "Chloe is a student who dis
plays a positive attitude and brings a
ray of sunshine wherever she goes."
Above: Kilough Elementary
School's Student of the month is
Hayden Seabolt. PrincipalTeresa
Conowal says "She is an extremely
hard worker in class. He has a posi
tive attitude and pushes past all the
roadblocks he encounters." Left:
Black's Mill Elementary School's
Student of the month is Penelope
Taylor. Principal Cindy Kinney says
"She is such a sweet student that is
kind to all. She works very hard in
the classroom."
Photos for the Dawson County News
Left: Riverview Elementary School's
Student of the month of is Kay
Pittman. Principal Julia Mashburn
says "Kay is a special young lady
with so much drive to do her abso
lute best. She has a charisma about
her that is contagious."
FROM 1B
Sticker
what it is all about until we read the let
ter,” Heather Sticker said. “But, as
always, we are very proud of her.”
According to ajc.com, the Atlanta
Journal-Constitution Cup launched in 1927
to recognize local students who work hard
to attain a well-rounded education. Each
high school in the metro area is invited to
nominate a student for this honor. More
than 200 high schools in 27 counties across
north Georgia participate in the annual
award given to a high school student in
each participating metro Atlanta school.
Students are nominated and voted upon by
each school’s faculty and staff based on the
student’s achievements, character, leader
ship and/or community involvement
Sticker’s achievements on the basketball
court, as she etched her name in the DCHS
record books as the all-time leading scorer,
surpassed 2,000 points and 500 rebounds,
and led the Lady Tigers to four straight
state playoff appearances are well known,
but only make up a portion of the consider
ation behind the AJC Cup.
In addition to basketball, she is a member
of multiple academic groups, including, the
Beta Club, the National Honor Society and
the Spanish National Honor Society.
Sticker also participates in leadership roles
within the student government and the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
As a member of the FCAs’ nine-member
leadership team, Sticker helped mentor stu
dents both educationally and spiritually and
was fundamental in the growth of the pro
gram at the school level according to FCA
Director Sam Reed.
“These are the nine students that we feel
are among the most influential in their
school,” Reed said. “They’re some of the
best students that I’ve worked with in my
ministry career.”
Sticker also set the standard on the aca
demic front as she will graduate with a
cumulative GPA over 4.0 and a combina
tion of athletic and academic scholarships
paving the way for her attendance at
Clemson University, where she will start
the student-athlete journey again as she
plans to pursue a business degree while
playing basketball for the Clemson Tigers.
“I work equally hard off the court as I do
on the court,” Sticker said. “This award was
nice because it recognized all of that.”
The Atlanta Journal Constitution will
feature a special edition on June 9 listing all
of the area winners along with brief bios of
each recipients’ accomplishments.
King Crossword
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Olympian's
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Honey bunch?
1 Macbeth's title
award
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Hemingway's
6 Hot dog side
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Mound stat
"The - of
dish
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Infamous mid
Kilimanjaro"
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dle name
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Satchel
12 Bay windows
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"Die Hard" star 21
Tureen acces
14 Mr. Ed's owner 51
Taxed
sory
15 President
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Loud sounds
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Tweet
Woodrow —
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Fight
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7-Down's mule
16 Suitable
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Villain's look
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Red or Black
17 Aristocratic
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Copes
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DOWN
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Wrap
20 Fishing need
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Taiwan's capi
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Neatens (up)
22 U.K. fliers
tal
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Develop
23 Ball of yarn
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Having a han
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Disencumber
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dle
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Threatening
26 Copious oil
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Priestly gar
conclusion
wells
ment
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More like a
28 Water barrier
4
It may be a
mud pit
30 Mainlander's
proper subject
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Accumulate
memento
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Slip-up
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Sunrises
31 Outstanding
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Cereal quantity 44
Encounter
35 Kitchen lure
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Canal of song
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Narnia's Aslan,
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8
Have a bug
e.g.
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Get snug and
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DIY buy
42 Strait-laced
cozy
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Perjurer's pro
43 Commotion
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Not as fast
nouncement
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