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The Led County Ledger Your Hometown Source Of Local News Hometown Newspaper of Don and Carolyn Rentz Volume XLI- Number 29 Leesburg, Georgia - - April 3, 2019 Fifty Cents Submitted Photo 2019 Trojans Got Talent Contestants Trojans MOST DEFINITELY Got Talent Submitted Photo From left to right: Susanna Bora, Pranavi Gottapu, Emly Fitch, Tanner Dziedzic, Chris Kim, Layla Kinion, and Leila Pavlovsk. Special to the Ledger The 6th Annual Tro jans Got Talent Show raised money for local organizations on Thurs day, March 28 while highlighting the talents of 31 Lee County High School students. The audience was entertained by the great talent of all the students. The first place winner for Trojans got Tal ent was junior Chris Kim who performed an excerpt from Chopin’s “Etude Opus 10, No. 1 in C major” on piano. Second place of Trojans got Talent was awarded to freshman Layla Kin- ion for her vocal perfor mance of Etta James’ “At Last”. Third place winner was sophomore Leila Pavlovsky for her vocal/piano performance of “She Used to be Mine” from the Broad way show “Waitress”. First Place Non- Musical Act went to the dance duo of Pranavi Gottapu and Susanna Bora, who danced to “Nagada Sang Dhol”. The People’s Choice Award, which was voted on by the audience, was awarded to sophomore Emily Fitch. She sang Ariana Grande’s “Tat tooed Heart”. The Kiwanis Talent Award, which qualifying competitors were judged based upon the criteria for the Georgia District Kiwanis Talent Show SR DOHERTY, DUGGAN, Hart&Tiernan insurors Home • Auto • Business • Life/Health P.O.Box 71628 (229)888-2040 Albany, GA 31708-1628 800-628-2040 2301 Dawson Road (31707) Fax (229) 435-3036 www.ddhtins.com Lee County Commission will meet Tuesday, April 9 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the T. Page Tharp Governmental Building case, was awarded to senior Tanner Dziedzic. Tanner performed “The Heather on the Hill” from Lerner & Lowe’s Brigadoon. Tanner will advance to the District Kiwanis Talent Show on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Lee County High School. Other performers included Carra Bell, Elbe Gervero, Meghan Moshell, Emily Young, Katie Blaise, Carson Gattie, Maggie Nguyen, Reese Hamsley, Rashida Thomas, Divine Her nandez, Taryn Harding, Galen Graff, Kelly Ken nedy, Michelle Tran, Mi chael Johnson, Morgan Clark, Anthony Hanson, Keith Peacock, Cohn Sellers, Austin Hall man, Tremaine Douglas, River Huges, Karl Mc Donald and Chloe Butts. Ace Miller and Ja cob Watts, members of Thespian Troupe #5297, Lee County Fire and Emergency Services re sponded to 114 calls dur ing the week of March 24 - 30, 2019. EMS Responses EMS responded to five calls for abdominal pain/ problems. EMS responded to four calls for breathing problems. EMS responded to two calls for cardiac arrest. EMS responded to three calls for chest pain (non-traumatic). EMS responded to one call for choking. EMS responded to four calls for convulsions/ seizure. EMS responded to one call for diabetic problem. EMS responded to nine calls for fall victims. EMS responded to 12 calls for fire standby. EMS responded to one call for hemorrhage/lac eration. EMS responded to one call for industrial accident/inaccessible in cident/other entrapments (non-vehicle). EMS responded to one call for pregnancy/child birth/miscarriage. EMS responded to two served as the evening’s Masters of Ceremonies. The talent show was judged by Gary Unger, Paula Carter, Zachary Crew, Sandra Parker and Dr. Tracy Simmons. The LCHS Trojan Elite Dance Team performed calls for medical alarm. EMS responded to four calls for psychiatric problem. EMS responded to 17 calls for sick person. EMS responded to two calls for stab/gun shot wound/penetrating trauma. EMS responded to two calls for standby (other than fire). EMS responded to 13 calls for traffic accident MVA EMS responded to two calls for unconscious/ fainting. EMS responded to two calls for unknown prob lem man down. EMS responded to one call for well person check. EMS made 87 calls for the week. Fire Responses Fire department re sponded to one call for structure fire. Fire department re sponded to four calls for activated alarms. Fire department re sponded to two calls for grass fires. Fire department re sponded to three calls for controlled burns. a special exhibition for the audience. The event was co hosted by Lee County Family Connection and Thespian Troupe #5297. The event was spon sored by The Matrix Department, NEOS Fire department re sponded to one call for unauthorized burn. Fire department re sponded to nine calls for MVC. Fire department re sponded to six calls to assist EMS. Fire department re- Now is a good time for everyone to take a few minutes to make sure the mailbox confirms to postal regulations for the safety and convenience of the mail carriers. Whenever possible, the mailboxes must be located so that carrier’s vehicle is off the pave ment when serving the mailbox. The house num ber must be on the box in letters not less than Technologies, Albany Technical College, Kiwanis Club of Lee County and 1st Franklin Financial. Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit the First United Meth odist Church’s Whiz sponded to one miscel laneous call. Fire department re sponded to 27 fire calls during the week. Lee County Fire and Emergency Services re sponded to 114 calls dur ing the week of March 24 - 30, 2019. one inch. The post for the mailbox must be neat and of adequate strength and size. The approach to the mailbox should be a hard level surface (gravel, cinder, stone, etc). It is very important that the mailbox is placed so that it conforms with state law and highway regulations. It is important that mail boxes are 42 to 35 inches off the ground. Kids Tutoring Program, projects of Lee County Family Connection, Inc. and Thespian Troupe #5297. “I am always truly amazed at the talent of our students. This year was spectacular and if you missed it, you missed something magical,” stated Patsy Shirley, Executive Di rector of Lee County Family Connection, Inc. “There certainly is no shortage of talent among the students at Lee County High School.” 8 10499 02456 8 BANK of LEE COUNTY A Division of Bank of Terrell 3000 N. Slappey Blvd., Albany (229) 446-0102 FDll www.bankofleeco.com smses Member FDIC Lee County Board of Education will meet Monday, April 8 at 5:30 p.m. at the Board of Education office building To Subscribe Call 229-759-2413 Fire and Emergency Services Responds To 114 Calls l.r*" \ WHICH ONE LOOKS LIKE YOUR MAIL BOX? Check Mailbox For Safety And Convenience
