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Page 2B - The Lee County Ledger, Thursday, November 8,2001 ^0^0 Cclcfor&tiOIl III Leesburg And Smithville COBB AGENCY American National Insurance Company 1310 N. Slappey • (Corner of Slappey and 7th Ave) Auto • Home • Mobile Homes • RVs • Boats • Life • Health Excellent Rates Free Quotes 436-5995 AMI NA1 Ask About CA$HM1| FROM ANPAC Nia In Concert At The First Baptist Leesburg Leesburg Post 182 will conduct a Veterans Celebration in Leesburg and Smithville Sunday, November 11. The celebration in Leesburg will be at 2:00 p.m. in front of the Lee County Courthouse. The celebration in Smithville will be in the City Park at 3:00 p.m. The Legion Turkey Shoot and pan cake breakfast will be held at the Le gion Building in Leesburg, Saturday, November 17. Eubanks Well Drilling & Services 229-759-2827 We service all types of water wells, private home owners wells, and irrigation wells. Call us for pump service or well drilling. Flowers and Happy Birthday Carmin Widner Compliments of Leesburg Flower and Gift Walnut Street Leesburg, Georgia Phone 759-6917 Flowers may be picked up at Leesburg Flower and Gift WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: November 9 Phillip Ford, Don Cook, Jackie Lewis, Mike Bowyer, Izora Hall, Lelia Miles, Chris Naylor, Charintilia Khelice Adaway, Saron Jackson, Angie Wilkerson, Marie Houston, Dwight Booker, Steven McCorkle, Davy Knight, Liz Blackburn, Cliff Caldwell; November 10: Brandon Trail, Jimmy Hughes, Terrie Haire, Gene Berry, Joan Carroll. Lane Wiggins. Robert Reeves, Jeanette Allen, Catherine Mims. Terry Duncan, P.K. Carter, Willie Athon; Vicki Alderman; November 11: Clark Futch, Nathan Ebbets, Keith Isler, Jeffery Grange, Lindsey Cannon, Candace Baker, Thelma Roberts, Bessie Thompson, Bobby Fudge. Sr.. Gary McKinnon, Bob Wettengel, Linda M. Hall, Melody Brown, Diane Perry. Minnie K. James, Tim Pressley, Rickey A. Gadd, Becky Harp, Casey Young, Elain M. Barner; November 12: Carmin Widner, Brandi Heldenberg, Sharon K. Pitts, Helen Levertte, Mary Holmes, Terry Moreau, Crystal McCranie, Bettye Jean Adaway, Colt Cato, Gwendolyn Phillips, Carmin Davenport, Robert Pressley, Kristen Kelly, Terry Lee King; November 13: Thelma Melton, Kyle Berry, Wayne Stephens, Kerry Ward, Weyman Holton, Keith Wisner, Moreau L. Rau, Jr., Janelle Eubanks, Johnny Lee Preston, Jr., Kelley Jo Bowyer, Billie Williams, Kelcie Martin, Annie Jowers. Haley Frakes, Clayton Tebbetts, Russ Thrower, Letisha Marie Walker, Ernest L. Martin; November 14: Justin Flowers, Matthew Tan ner, Robert Gardner, Shelly Jenkins, Nancy Eubanks, Fannie Corley, Gary Moore, Betty Nelson, Ben Moore, Michelle Jenkins, Ben Daniel, Sean Marshall Tucker, Justin Flowers, Pinkie Covin, Memorie Williams, Jim Moody, Tommy Carlisle, Brenda Davis, David Kelly, Jr., Jonathan French. Matthew Tanner, Robert Gardner, Lauren Joiner; November 15: Joe Dan Banker, Mike Smith, Betty Dillard, Cindy C. Valentine, Charlie Orton, Jane McRee, Christy Alford, Kandy Gilley. Stephen Boney, Clay Mer cer, Stuart Anglin, Bruce Gunnels, Suzi Olney, Chelsee Nutt, Lori C. Ritter. Donna King, Randy Joiner WISHES A HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO: November 9: Mr. and Mrs. Lawarence Lockett, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Butts, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Powell; November 10: Mr. and Mrs. Jason Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Reardon; November 11: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Craven; November 12: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Mathis, Sr.; November 13: Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Long, Mr. and Mrs. James Ulm; November 14: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Widner, Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turner; No vember 15: Mr. and Mrs. William C. Harp, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chambers, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Royce Alexander Nia, a contemporary Christian artist, will be in concert at the First Baptist Church Leesburg Sunday, November 11. She will sing at both the 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. services. With 13 years of full time min istry as a contemporary Christian artist behind her, Nia is privileged to have traveled so much of this world. Her testimony is a chal lenge to put God in control and see His blessings change lives. As well as touring in her home land of Great Britain. Nia hosts her own Gospel Show for BBC Radio and appears regularly on television. She also tours America six months each year. Sharing the Good News is the most important objective in Nia's life. LAND SURVEYING 1 (229) 759-11 99 Boundary SurveysSub Divison DesignsTopographic Surveys Site Plans Construction Surveys Rezoning Plats OPEN 9:00-5:00 Monday - Friday TERESA’S HOUSE CLEANING Licensed • Bonded • Insured Home or Business • New Construction Monday - Friday 7:00 AM -until Free Estimates • No job too small or big Owner: F^hons: 446-6353 Teresa Pager: 439-3205 Holley Cell: 894-8048 my GRANDMA I Do!! 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This group of young people consists of two adult sponsors, four student offic ers. and a representative from each homeroom class. The asso ciation serves as the liaison be tween students and faculty and administration as they work on projects for their school and com munity. The SGA sponsors for this school term are Mrs. Donna Tho mas and Miss Mandi Green. The student officers for 2001-2002 are President- Tobi Collins, Vice President -Marianne Grebel, Sec- retary-Lacey Cook, and Elizabeth Collins will serve as Treasurer. The homeroom representatives for this school term are: Courntey Killingsworth. Brandi Boyd, Car Neal, Lake Wallace. Samantha Hinman. Kayla Clifton, Brianna Whitting. Emily Hatcher. Ansley Raines, Chase Romanesk, Brad Giddens. Erica McDowell, Adrians Whitting, Jason Wallace, Ashley Rosales, Matieal Aycock, Courtney Denson. Heather Millington, Cortney Torres, Quietetta Davis, Jamie Karnestkey, Haley Hardin, Shanna Stewart, Stacie Grant, Brandon Fowler. Kayla Zeigler. Bryce Layfield, Sara Stephens, Kate Wooten, Diane Taylor, Kristen Roe, Lindsey Barfield, and Lauren Webb. The following students will be serving as alter nate representatives: Brittany Carrington. Anna Butler, Chelsey Killlingsworth, Kiara Pass, Victoria Thomas, Shalnica Myrick, Mason Davis, Bill Widman, Samantha Sparks, Matrice Bryant, and John Gosa. There are numerous activities underway at the middle school this month that are being spon sored by the SGA. All students are encouraged to participate in an es say, poetry, and art con test. The topic for each contest is Freedom. . . What Price? The win ner of each contest will receive a cash prize of $20, a certificate, and will be recognized on November 9 at the Vet erans' Day Celebration. Each class is participat ing in a door-decorating contest centered on the same topic. Doors will be judged later this month and the winning class will be treated to a soda celebration. We are also compiling a wall entitled: "Our Wall of Pride." We would like to post the names and pic tures of Veterans' and active military person nel from our community on our wall. There will also be a celebration ceremony and brunch for our Veterans' and service personnel on November 9, at 9:30 a.m. If you know of Veter ans' or service personnel that you would like to nominate for the Wall of Pride or if you would like to assist with the celebration and brunch on the 9th please contact Donna Thomas or Mandi Green at the middle school.