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ARBOR DAY - Kindergarten students at
Westfield school recently observed Arbor Day
with the planting of a dogwood tree. Ranger
Perry Middle
School students
prepare display on
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Perry Middle School eighth
grade Honors Language Arts stu
dents recently completed “The
Voices of War”, an eight-week
study unit on World War 1,
World War 11 and the Holocaust.
The students planned a pro
gram and reception that featured
the projects that they completed
while learning about this time in
history.
“It was such a meaningful
experience and it touched them
so deeply that they wanted to
share with their parents and any
body else who would like to hear
about it, “ said Gay Nelson, Perry
Middle instructional coordinator.
The reception was held April
19 in the school cafeteria.
Student projects on display
include a quilt, diorama and writ
ings. The quilt consists of squares
sewn or painted by the students
to represent the Holocaust,
rt Nelson said the diorama
depicts life befoVe^the era *of-
Hitler, confinement in the ghet
tos and the Auschwitz concentra
tion camp.
Some of the eighth graders
wrote poetry, short stories or
essays which were inspired by
what they learned about the pain
and suffering of people during the
Holocaust.
Becky Crockett, honors
teacher, said, “As their teacher I
have been proud of the way that
they have worked together to
plan, organize and carry out these
projects. Their sensitivity to their
classmates as well as to others has
become more apparent.”
The eighth graders are now
collecting money to send to the
Red Cross for those who are suf
fering in Kosovo. Students will
accept any contributions to sup
port this fund-raising effort.
Red Cross donations
needed for Kosovo
ATLANTA Governor Roy
E. Barnes is urging Georgians
who wish to assist Kosovo
refugees to make donations to the
American Red Cross.
“The Governor’s Office and
the Georgia Emergency
Management Agency have
received a number of calls from
people who want to assist the vic
tims of this tragedy," said GEMA
Director Gan’ W. McConnell.
“We believe that a donation to
the Red Cross is the most effec
tive way to do so.”
The Red Cross is working in
conjunction with other volunteer
organizations and government
agencies to provide refugee relief.
Call toll-free 1-800-HELP
NOW to donate.
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Willie Vance and Chief Ranger Ken Hanson of t
the Georgia Forestry Commission talked to the
children about the importance of trees
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FORSYTH Deputy Quinn K. Lumpkin with
the Houston Co. Sheriff s Office has completed a
DALI. Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety
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