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PACE 5B THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008 THE BANKS COUNTY NEWS Jackson County Superintendent, Dr. Shannon Adams, visited Maysville Elementary School, along with Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Keith Everson, and Transportation Supervisor, Dennis Patrick, to serve as judges for Maysville’s Clean and Safe School Poster Contest. Each student in grades K-5 created a poster to display how the school can be kept clean. A winner was chosen from each grade level and awarded a Wal Mart gift card. Pictured are: (back row) Assistant Principal of Instruction, Mrs. Jackie Morgan, Superintendent, Dr. Shannon Adams, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Keith Everson, Transportation Supervisor, Mr. Dennis Patrick, Head Custodian, Mrs. Sheila Crain; and (front row) Kimberly Allred, Logan Stock- ton, Brianna Hicks, Kara Kyle, Makenzie Thompson and Chance Harmon. Banks County 4-H'ers selling fruit Banks County 4-H is oranges, tangelos, tanger- boxes from 10 pounds to 40 holdings its annual fruit ines and red grapefruits, pounds, sale fund-raiser. They will be taking orders Call the Extension Office 4-H’ers will be selling until Monday, November 3. at 706-677-6230 to place apples, navel oranges, juice They have all sizes of an order. After reading “The Gingerbread Man” during shared reading, Renee Tootle’s kindergarten class at Maysville Elementary School mixed, decorated, and baked their own gingerbread men. How to submit school news for the paper Announcements and pho tos for school-related activi ties may be submitted to MainStreet Newspapers by school officials and/or par ents. Each photo should be clear and in focus and include a description of the events hap pening in the photo. Photos of poor quality may not be pub lished. It is requested that no more than two quality photos for each event be submitted. Photos should not be attached to a Microsoft Word document, but attached within an e-mail. When using a digi tal camera, please ensure the camera is set at a medium quality setting to produce the best quality photos. Photos taken at a low resolution may not publish well. The first and last names of those shown in the photo, including adults, must be sub mitted. Please ensure that all names are spelled correctly. Educators and parents may also submit announcements, such as special events and learning activities. Honor rolls and perfect attendance lists may also be submitted according to the for mat preferred by MainStreet Newspapers. School news will be pub lished according to available space. For more information or to submit school news, e-mail angela @ mainstreetnews. com. iS THE BEST QUALITY! THE BEST SERVICE AND THE BEST PRICE!! Black Canyon Angus, Boneless, Beef Rump Roast $ Lb. Fresh (never frozen), Cut, Chicken wing Portions Black. Canyon Angus, Beef Eye of Round Roast Black Canyon Angus, Family Pack, Beef Cubed steak * 2, B9 & $ 2 49 Whole, Boneless (Sliced FREE) Fresh (never frozen) Chicken Backs < Lb. Family Pack, Fresh Neckbones 89! Foster Farms All-Meat Corn Dogs 99 2.67 Lb. Family Pack All-Meat Corn Dogs 69 Lb. Hostess Cooked Ham or Sliced Bacon John Morrell, All-Meat Hot Dogs John Morrell, Tasty Sausage Links Swaggerty’s, Boxed Sausage Patties Jimmy Dean (Reg., Hot or Special) Roll Sausage Johnsonville, Bratwurst or Italian Mulberry Farms, All Beef Frozen Patties or Steaks catfish Nuggets Quirch, Bag, Tilapia Fish Fillets nyToi7*^-d$fr~ WhifphAiicA Panrakp/WafflA KOOl whitehouse Applesauce 3/$E Pancake/waffle Syrup t idol Burst Drinks Hy Top, 20 Count, Plastic < 16 OZ. Better Valu Bathroom Tissue 4 Pack Kraft American (p.p. $3.99) singles < Pack Morning Fresh Farms Spring Trend 2/$7 .5 Liter - 24 Pack m doming Fresh Farms Liquid Detergent $|99 Morning Fresh Farms Orange Juice 64 Oz. Plastic Morning Fresh Farms, Jumbo 60 0Z. 5 Count 16 Oz. Morning Fresh Farms, Crinkle Cut French Fries 5 LbS. Green Giant ilets or Sweet Corn on (ob 12 Pack Croissant, Hot or Lean 9-12 Oz. Edy’s ice cream Mavfield Mayfield ice Cream MES TEACHER RECOGNIZED Laurie Hitzges (R), a third grade teacher at Maysville Elementary School, was selected as an 11 Alive Class Act Teacher. Over 400 nomina tions each year are submitted, with only 30 Class Act Teachers chosen for the award. Hitzges and her students were featured on 11 Alive News. Pictured with Hitzges is Donna Lowry from 11 Alive. Sleet Milton L. DALTON 6hairmarv of 6 ommia&Mmers/ GSartAs/ Goufrfy/ November 4, 2008 Hardworking - Dedicated - Honest Your vote and influence will be greatly appreciated. Paid for by the candidate.