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Page 2C - The Lee County Ledger, Thursday, November 29,2001
The Lee County Ledger
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sions at 800-869-7223 or 912-525-5100. Email: admission@scad.edu
Society of Plastics Engineers Essay Contest-open to ALL STUDENTS! Essays
must be received by 1-26-02. Copies of rules, submission cover sheet, and last
year's winning essay will be placed in all English teachers' boxes.
Southern Polytechnic State Univ.-apparel/textile engineering technology. Call
1-800-635-3204 or contact www.spsu.edu/atet (starting salaries upto $42,000).
Truman State University-Kirksville, MO-John R. Kirk Honors Institute pro
vides scholarships.
A.J. Aycock recently harvested a 225 lb. buck while hunting in
Lee County.
LeeFOCUS Update
LeeFamilies and Organizations for Community Understanding and Solutions
is working to bring community members together to plan and strategize for the
Lee County community. Current collaborative activities include deciding on FO
CUS Funds (decisions will be announced in coming weeks), looking at ways to
evaluate the community by identifying key statistical indicators, and strength
ening the ability of community members to share information and work together
for common goals.
Community members have recently shared interest in several projects. There
is some discussion around developing a program that will help parents to pre
pare their children to be successful students; the youth team would like to pro
mote healthy life choices among all community members; the Education Team
is working to provide a tool for use in ongoing community assessments as well
as supporting education efforts in Lee County.
The LeeFOCUS collaborative meets every 2nd Tuesday at 11:30, at the Lee
County Health Department. The FOCUS Education Team meets each 4th Mon
day at the Leesburg First Baptist Church (except in December and July). Other
team meetings take place on an as needed basis. All interested community mem
bers are encouraged to participate in any LeeFOCUS activities. Call JK Barentte
at 759-3286 for more information.
Collegiate Collectible Figurines, Braves Figurines, Vanmark Occupational Figurines,
Lee Middleton Dolls, Ashton Drake Dolls, Heritage Lace, Bird Houses, John Deere
By Ensco, Terry Redlin Plates & Figurines, Tea Sets (Full, Mini & Doll Sizes), Over
900 Framed Prints, Plate Racks Bradford Exchange, Fitz & Floyd, Thomas Black-
shear, Andrea, Shelia's Houses, Boyd's Bears, Snow Buddies & So Much More!
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