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g:mud at the Child-I-Dent Day held
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Three Summerville Elementary students
tied for first place in the Child-I-Dent
poster contest this week. Left to right,
are fourth graders Lisa Burrage,
Stephanie Price and Steve Gilbert with
their winning posters. Honorable men
FINGER FUMBLES
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Toddler Finger Printed
Child-1-Dent Posters
Association
}To Meet .
On Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m.
there will be a Mental Health
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County Sheriff's Department finger
printed a total of 200 persons during the
day-long clinic. Parents kept all the
records, which were made free of charge.
(Staff photo by Kay Abbott).
tion was g‘\;en to entries by Mrs. Charlie
Lowry's ss; Nikia Brown, Christina
Bruse, Allison Pullen, Heather Horrin%
Suzanne Cargle, Jimmy Hufl«. Marc
Abemathz. Lela Lemmings, Misty Jenn
ings and Vickie Crabtree.
PEARS
One pear contains about
100 calories. Pears are low in
sodium, MJ high in
potassium and a fair source of
vitamin C, says Georgia Ex
tension Service home
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Child-I-Dent Poster Winners
A team of six Lyerly students made the winning ent?'
in the Child-I-Dent Day poster contest. Front row, left
to right, are fourth graders Tonya Rowlls, Brian Shar(f
and Christy Johnson. Back row, are Tommy Minard,
Kelby Powell and Trampus Kiser.
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Pennville Winner
To publicize the need for child ID records, Dr. Alan
Johnson sL)onsored a poster contest for fourth graders
in local schools. Above, Pennville student JOd[‘,, Smith
is congratulated by Dr. Alan Johnson. Honorable men
tion was given to entries by Ricky Whited and Chad
Campbell.
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Pvt. Skinner
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Army Pvt. Kerg 8. Skin
ner, son of Elbert D, Skinner
of Rural Route 1, Summer
ville, has com.floud basic
training at Fort Jackson, 8, C.
During the training,
students received instruction
in drill and ceremonies,
weapons, map reading, tac
tics, military courtesy,
miliunrgj justice, first aid and
An;)‘y story and traditions.
e is a 1981 graduate of
Chattooga High School.
GED Test
Offered At Tech
The GED Test for hlfl
school oquivnleny will
iven at Coosa Valley Tech
Eloginninlg Feb. 11 and com
pleting Feb. 12 at 4:30 p.m.
Any adult 18 lyml of afu or
older is ol}gib e for testing if
the class of which he/she was a
member has already
graduated. Identification is
ro%uired. The fee for testing is
sl2. If additional information
is needed, gluse contact the
Office of Admissions at Coosa
Valley Tech at 235-1145.
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Two Trion fourth %raders received top
awards in the Child-I-Dent poster con
test this week. Jinmy Rowe and Dori
Smith were first-place winners in the
competition. The other students shown
received honorable mention. Front row,
Child ID Clinic Draws 200
By KAY ABBOTT
Staff Writer
A local dentist's camsai'gn
to grovide identity records for
children proved overwhelm
ingly successful this week as
more than 200 residents fmr
ticipated in the free Child-I-
Dent Clinic held at the dental
office of Dr. Alan Johnson
Saturday. Due to the overflow
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Trion Poster Contest
left to right, are Amy White, Jimmy
Rowe, Dori Smith and Angie Kitchens.
Back row, are Amy Morrison, Joel Mc-
Cool, Patty Martin and Jennifer Yar
brough.
crowd, the office had to close
its doors at 3:156 to accom
modate all the participants.
The volunteers and staff
worked until 5:30 to complete
all the dental records.
‘‘Because we had to turn so
many .w'é' we want to have
another Child-1-Dent Day
possibly this spring or sum
mer, Dr. Johnson stated. “We
are planning to make this an
ann'lqgl event,”" he added.
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Department and the staff of
the Johnson dental office. Of
the 200 participants, 150
children received dental im
pressions, 200 were finger
printed and nine ordered
microdot discs.
Those who volunteered for
the event were Dr. Allen
Johnson, Pat Johnson, Linda
Bowman, Faye Wood, Cindy
Fulton, Cathy Williams, Joy
Rains, ‘Connie Garmon, Paula
Chamlee, Janice Bowers, Cin
dy Mountain and Mary
Bullard.
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