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GO-KARTS The Lee County Ledger, Thursday, December 6,2001 - Page 5A Peant P¥<vt^i! Stoty - /lutfxtoi 'Ztnitiwwii Aet’e lemem&en, "Pewit "2twi&(toi /te cue fo- te meet t&e foe, Aet’e lemem&en, Pewit 'Ztwittwi fte we did t&e fttavKO-! "We witt atwcupy lememdeti j?W t/iey died fwi ti&enty Aet’e lemem&en, Pewit 'Ztwdtwi eutd c/& <ut te vict&uf,. Thronateeska Announces the World War II and the Homefront Project Starting At Only Do you have a WWII era story to tell? An object to share? Then we need you! Thronateeska Heri tage Center is currently in the early stages of its World War II and the Homefront Project. A comprehensive exhibit about the effects of WWII on the southwest Georgia community will open in Union Depot next spring. Help us to preserve the legacy of the greatest generation by participat ing in this exhibit. Among the WWII era items we would like to borrow for the ex hibit are: photographs; drawings; military uniforms and medals; journal and diaries; maps, dia grams, and charts; service papers; ration coupons; air-raid warden material; collectible items (ra dios, toys, etc.); newspaper clip pings, newsletters, and maga zines; posters (especially U.S. music and radio recordings of the era, song sheets; letters: includ ing V-mail, postcards, and greet ing cards. Another way in which to par ticipate in this exciting endeavor is the oral history project. We are videotaping a broad spectrum of WWII participants: housewives, veterans, civil servants (essen tially. anyone who lived through the war years). The video inter views will be made into a pro fessionally produced short docu mentary that will accompany the exhibit in Union Depot. All in terviews will be archivally stored and made available as a learning resource about the WWII era for generations to come. For details on how to partici pate in the World War II and the Homefront Project, please con tact Thronateeska Heritage Cen- Lee County Middle School Students of the Week (November 26-30) are (back row l-r) Neal Entz, Krystal Graham, (front row) Brittany Edwards. Not pictured is Josh Breeden. Layaway Now For Christmas! (Next To Regions Bank) 1336 U.S. 19 South • Leesburg 759-9125| government propaganda posters); ter at (229) 432-6955. LCPS Good Workers for the Week To be a Good Worker at Lee County Primary School means that you are focused on the learn ing activities, conscientious about your work, tend to as signed tasks diligently and with a good attitude, and are helpful to others; in other words, just a real pleasure to have in class. The following students were named Good Workers during the week of November 26. Kindergarten: Bradlee Thomas - Mrs. Bynum; Alex Reyes - Mrs. Duke; Connor Seiy - Mrs. Hemphill; Marleigh McDowell - Mrs. Hurst; Tyler Collins - Mrs. Lubbehusen; Savannah Warren - Mrs. Pennington; William Loyless - Mrs. Thomas; Aaron Kelly - Mrs. Whitley; Christo pher Kawalek - Mrs. Ann Will iams. First Grade: Deshona Bush - Mrs. Bennett/Mrs. Reed; Bran don Clark - Mrs. Crew; Jiselynn Jones - Mrs. A. Davis; Jordan Cheshire - Mrs. Geeslin; Rebecca McKinnon - Mrs. Ham mond; Ashton Spencer - Mrs. Moore; Morgan Francis - Mrs. Murdock; Kathryn White - Mrs. Stanford; Johann Chancey - Mrs. Thompson; Monica White - Mrs. White. Second Grade: Jarvis Bady - Mrs. Bateman; Macy Edmonds - Mrs. Cutchens; Devon Peeples - Mrs. Heath; Olivia Boyd - Mrs. McCaskill; Jake Stevens - Mrs. Newcomb; Leigh Robinson - Mrs. Shattles; Chandler Williams - Mrs. Tucker; Tyler Hester - Mrs. Amy Williams. Lee County Middle School Students of the Month for November are (back row l-r) Marianne Grebel, Jeremy Robinson, (front row l-r) Brittany Edwards and Amber Peterson. Not pictured is Josh Breeden. Hunting season is here and the woods await. Whether you like to hunt, fish, or just take a break from the fast pace of the city, a place in the country may be just what you need. With interest rates as low as they are now, there's never been a better time to invest in a place in the country. Whether you want a little or a lot, building now or later, we know where to begin. We've been lending money for land and homes in the country tor more than 85 years. Call us, we're the experts. Southwest Georgia l ; arm Credit Bonnie Smith. Dean Reese, Tom Bolton, Kim Haines Tim Thompson, Debbie Wiley, Marilyn Powell U.S. Highway 82 Dawson. 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