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Page 10B - The Lee County Ledger, Thursday, December 20, 2001 Stones, From Page 3B for six week periods. Stones CCR&R received funding to address a concern of both par ents and child care providers: meeting the needs of children with disabilities. In inclusion pro grams, children with and without disabilities participate in the same routines and play experiences. Coordinator at Stepping Stones. She was hired to support families and providers through technical support, assistance in the devel opment of support plans, and in offering specialized training in the area of disabilities. Ms. Fenton will also assist parents and child care providers in learning more about resources in the com munity that may meet the needs of children with disabilities. For more information about Stepping Stones Child Care Re source and Referral, call 229- 889-7222/800-554-7760. WE BUY PECANS CROMARTIE PECAN FARM 2 Miles Past Albany Mall On Highway 82 888-0017 IMje sljall bring forth a Son, anti tljou Sljall call Ijis name Hfesus: for Ije sljall sabe Ijis people from tljeir sins. - jflattljeto 1:21 In recent months, Stepping Karen Fenton is the Inclusion Kindergarten students from Lee County Primary school had a full day of learning and discovery on a recent field trip. Students went to Bob’s Candy Outlet where FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Len Whittle Spencer Pilkinton yg9-2329 Wencj y Hollomon Georgia Farm Bureau Mutal Insurance Co. Georgia Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co. Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. CHARLIE’S TOWING AND RECOVERY LLC • Light & Heavy Duty Towing A ^ S' Q1 71 • Air Cushion Recovery Unit J. / A • Fuel Recovery Unit ICC Authority • Service Calls • 24 Hour Dispatch • Long Distance Equipment Hauling they learned the process of candy cane making and toured the outlet store. Next they went to the Clay Spot where they painted and decorated a trivet to be given to someone special in their family. Students had a great aerobic and gymnastic workout at Albany Gymnastics Academy where sack lunches were eaten as well. The day concluded at the Busy Elves Tree Farm where students learned about the growing process of trees as well the different trees from various regions of the U.S. Pictured are students from Mrs. Hemphill’s kindergarten class. From GW in we hope your Christmas is happy and bright. a W? k Member FDIC The Future of Banking is Here. located on Robert B. Lee Drive in Leesburg - 759-2800 and 2609 Ledo Rd 430-8080 YOURS We would like to extend our sincere thanks for your business over the past year. May all of you have a joyful holiday season. Hope to see you next year! Locally owned and operated by The Leverett Family Merry Christmas from Morris “Leadfoot" Leverett and all the Leverett Family and all the employees at Leadfoots I and Leadfoots II. LCES Students Of The Week Kelsey Blaylock, Melissa Reese, and Elizabeth Matheny have been selected Lee County Elementary School’s Students of the Week. Kelsey Blaylock is a third grade student. Kelsey’ mother is Leigh Blaylock. Melissa Reese is a ten year old fourth grader. Her parents are Randy and Kathy Reese. Elizabeth Matheny is an 11 year old sixth grader. Her parents are Tom and Dianne Matheny. John Hinds and his family recently celebrated his graduation from the University of Kentucky. John graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering and an M.B.A. During the school year of 1998 - 99, John was chosen as a Honor Athlete for the Southeastern Conference, He played soccer for years at Kentucky. Pictured (l-r) are Anson Hinds, John Hinds, and Frank Hinds. Anson and John are the grandchildren of LaVerne Hinds of Leesburg. Frank is LaVerne Hinds’ son. Wishing you the sweetest holiday season! Don't forget to brush & make an appointment for the new year! Merry Christmas! See you next year! Robert J. McGee, DMD 101 Jarrett Drive Leesburg 432-6012