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PAGE 6 THE BYRON BUZZ SECTION of The GEORGIA POST Thursday, May 30, 2013 Fill'er up , with food and fun at the 2013 Peach /Festival Luncheon Presented ly: Byron Area Historical Society Friday, June 14th 12 o'clock noon Byron UMCCFC Bldg $ 15.00 Includes lunch (Fried Chicken and the fixings) and a skit about JOE SULLIVAN GAS STATION” Feel free to wear your best 50's attire! Congratulations to the Class of 2014 Georgia Certificate of Merit recipients for Peach County High School. The Georgia Certificate of Merit is awarded in recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement throughout the first three years of high school by ranking in the top five percent of the junior class. These awards are issued by The University of Georgia on the behalf of the Georgia State Department of Education. The 12 PCHS Georgia Certificate of Merit scholars were honored at the PCHS Annual Underclassmen Honors Program on Tuesday, May 21st. Awardees as pictured beginning at far left: Standing: Christopher Poole, Kelley Criss, Billy Messer, Ansley Morris, Caitlyn Hicks and Olivia Raines; Seated: Jessica Mantooth, Colton Cason and Abigail Savage. Not pictured: Brittany Farmer, Jeffery Hunter Willis and Kaylee Holliday RED FIRE MAY 31 ST SHOW IS AT 7:00PM & JUNE 1ST SHOWS ARE AT 2:00PM & 7:00PM |A| !|W . r^* c *‘*“'**S*^-~- hp ■ y i * »v Ifp kH my*' 2 1 m k.r 1 3 Middle Georgia Race way FANTO UGH' 1 n | ICKCfl nun r 1 1 VM F-jj ^ i . 4 1 Kay Road Elementary School Project Grow- With the assistance of parents, teachers, and community volun teers, students at Kay Road Elementary School partici pated in Project Grow: Developing Readers/Growing Leaders, a special enrichment project that combined Reading and gardening activities .The culminating activity was a school beautification gardening project. Students from all grade levels participated in planting trees, shrubs, and flowers on the school grounds .The project was funded by monies earned from ongoing recycling activities at Kay Road and donations of time, design equipment, resources, and product from local landscape and nursery companies. Special thanks to Kay Road parents; Mrs. Tamika McGhee (USDA) and Mr. Justin Sanders, owner of SANDERSCAPES for their outstanding support of this project. Additional thanks go to: CKB Landscape and Construction, Angel Acres, Hillside Nursery, Lakeside Landscaping, Peach Pottery, and FOURM designs for their generous contri- jutions.
