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T/i/s aerial photograph was taken at the 2004 Relay for Life. This years relay starts officially at around 6:30 p.m. Friday
night at the Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter.
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FBLA State
Leadership
Conference
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ATLANTA - The Houston
County High School
Chapter of Future Business
Leaders of America attend
ed the State Leadership
Conference recently.
Conference attendees
enjoyed participating in
leadership sessions, and
competed in areas related to
business.
The students brought
home the following awards:
• The Multimedia
Presentation team of
Jonathan Bagley and Alex
Nichols placed second at the
state conference and quali
fied to compete at the FBLA
National Leadership
Conference held in Orlando,
Fla.
• Audrey Moore and
Jessica Powell received
third-place medals for their
entry in the American
Enterprise Project category.
• Megan Seyl, the chap
ter’s vice president, received
a certificate for achieving
the Future level in the
Business Achievement
Awards.
Additionally, the HCHS
chapter was awarded Gold
Chapter in the Chapter of
the Year category. Janie
Nichols, chapter adviser,
was awarded the Region 5
Adviser of the Year award.
The students were accom
panied by their advisers,
Karma Hayes and Janie
Nichols.
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The Matt Arthur Elementary Mighty Knights were chosen for being great examples of
the character trait of the week, “cleanliness.”
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Winners and their advisers from Houston County are (from left) Audrey Moore, third
place American Enterprise Project; Jessica Powell, third place American Enterprise
Project; Karma Hayes, Adviser; Janie Nichols, Adviser; Jonathan Bagley, second in
Multimedia Presentation; Alex Nichols, second in Multimedia Presentation.
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Members of the Houston County High School Chapter of Future Business Leaders of
America who attended the State Leadership Conference are (first row) John Rogers,
Audrey Moore, Jessica Powell, Jonathan Bagley, Alex Nichols, Sheena Harmon; (sec
ond row) Megan Seyl, Mat Maronne, Tamara Greer, Demetria Howard, Kourtney Reid,
Matt Thompson and Olivia Monroe.
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RELAY
From page 1A
2005 Relay for Life, a fund
raiser for the American
Cancer Society that involves
the whole community.
This is the second year
that Houston County has
held a united Relay for Life.
According to co-chairs Bill
Grabowski and Alesia
Chadwick, this year’s goal is
$275,000, with nearly 80
teams ready to keep the
relay walk going through
the night, and most having
been engaging in fund-rais
ing for weeks already.
It will competitive, too,
with awards going for the
most creative campsite, the
most original campsite, the
best team costumes, in addi
tion to spirit awards and
recognition of the top fund
raisers.
The year’s honorary
chairs are Jessica Whitney,
Carol Archer and Taylor
Way. All three are cancer
survivors.
There’ll be some serious
encouragement for individu
als and families battling
cancer, some tears for those
who have lost the battle, and
a fierce determination on
the part of many partici
pants to strike a blow
against the disease itself by
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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
A public hearing will be held Tuesday, May 24, 2005
at 5:30 p.m. in the upstairs conference room at Perry
City Hall, 12l l Washington St., Perry, Georgia. The
public hearing is to receive public input relative to
the City of Perry Downtown Development Authority
Budget for Fiscal Year 2006. The FY 2006 Budget
may be reviewed in the City Manager’s Office at
Perry City Hall, 12l l Washington St., Perry, Georgia
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raising a whopping amount
of money for the American
Cancer Society.
And there’ll also be plenty
of fun, with live entertain
ment through the night,
including a first-ever “Relay
Idol” competition.
The Relay will begin offi
cially with the arrival of the
torch runner at 6:45 p.m.
Following will be the first
lap of the all-night relay,
which will be taken entirely
by cancer survivors.
Then caregivers will join
the survivors and Kids
Against Cancer will get into
the walk, and the relay will
keep on going through the
night.
The lighting of the lumi
naries will take place start
ing at 9 p.m., with a memo
rial ceremony. The luminar
ies, which can be purchased
at the Relay site, are lighted
candles in small bags that
line the walkers’ route..
Each one has a name on it,
with a candle glowing
through the night. They are
purchased in honor of can
cer survivors and in memory
of those who lost their lives
to cancer.
The event will end with an
awards ceremony at 8:30
a.m. Saturday.
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