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 SHE news
 South HarniltonWaylon
 Bush, Principal
 Nancy Kantro, our new
 pre-k teacher, invites par-
 ents to stop by and visit the
 classroom.
 Mrs. Selph's Kinder-
 garteners are enjoying the
 letters of the week. This
 week the letter is Tt. We
have had Tt treats to eat,
activities and worksheets
to tackle. Next .week our
letter is Pp, and we will be
doing a mini unit on
pumpkins. We are study-
ing numbers six through
10. Parents, please read to
your child because it will
help them develop a love
for reading.
 Mrs. Williams kinder-
garten class had a busy
week learning the letters
Tt.. We did learning activi-
ties, writing, letter identifi-
cation, copying, making
and coloring patterns, as
well as making a book
What Patterns Do You See?
 First grade has been en-
joying using dominoes in,
SUMS math this week. We
have been busy practicing
basic addition and subtrac-
tion. In reading we have
been working on initial
blends.
 Parents, we thank you so
much for letting us use the
scarecrows for decorations.
We have enjoyed them.
Please feel free .to take
them home now so you can
enjoy them.
 Don't forget to send in
any spare, change for Relay
For Life. We are eagerly
awaiting to see Mr..Bush,
get creamed with' a pie.
IThe .big- day is Monday,
Oct. 30. Look out, Mr.
Bush.
 Second grade's latest fo-
cus is on Scie'nce. We are
learning the parts of a
plant: leaves, 'stem, and
roots. We are building our
science vocabulary


through exploring word
meanings.
 Third grade has been
very busy this. week.
We've been very excited
for Greg Hicks' visit. He is
conducting an Embryology
unit with our class. We
have 16. eggs in the incuba-
tor and we're learning a lot
about how the eggs are
made. We also had 30
caterpillars that have de-
veloped their cocoons. We
are waiting for them to
emerge. Such excitement!
We really are enjoying Sci-
ence.
 We continue going to the
computer lab to work on
our reading and math
skills. Our student of the
week is Maelin Bass.
Maelin is really enjoying
working our math riddles.
She always has her hand
up with an answer. She
loves to color with her
friends. Keep working
hard, Maelin.
 Mrs. Howell's fourth
graders discovered six
monarch caterpillars in our
school butterfly garden.
We carefully observed
each one forming its beau-
tiful green with golden
dots chrysalis then emerge
ten days later as orange
and black monarchs. The
class gathered around and
clapped as each regal but-
terfly fluttered off into, the'
Florida sunshine this past
Tuesday.,
 Thanks to the following
moms for attending, PTO:
Jennifer Glover, Lori Stor-
mant, and Kim Steichen.
 South Hamilton will
sponsor a parade in honor
of all veterans oni Wednies-
day, Nov. 8 at 1:30 p.m.
The parade will 'begin at
the Ogburn ball field and'
travel up Hwy 41 'to the
tourism center. If any vet-
erans or active 'military
would like to ride in our,
parade, contact the school


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of Emergency Manage-.
ment, who critiqued the
drill. Through their assis-
tance and efforts, we were
able to recognize problems
that need to be corrected
before our next drill. We
appreciate them taking
their time to come to White


Springs. and lend their ex-
pertise for the safety of our
students.
 Not long ago the Hamil-
ton County Public Health
Department (HCHPD) ad-
vised us that they would
be providing some more
playground equipment for


SHE. That equipment has
arrived and will be assem-
bled and installed by the
district maintenance. We
again thank them for their
generosity.
 Have a great week. See
you at the parade (wear
some red, white, and blue).


at 397-4400 or 397-4403.
 Also, South Hamilton
will host a Veteran's Day
Luncheon for our White
Springs veterans on
Wednesday, Nov. 8, at
11:45 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
Veterans, call and make
your reservations to attend
this luncheon in your hon-
or.
 The Veterans Day pro-
gram was spearheaded by
Delores Howell, fourth
grade teacher at SHE. She
has coordinated the activi-
ties and worked tirelessly
to honor the veterans
through this event. We ap-
preciate her patriotism and
concern for the veterans
and her dedication to teach
our students the sacrifice
of our military men and
women.
 You know, there were
only two defining forces
who have ever offered to
die for us: Jesus Christ and
the American GI. Christ of-
fered himself as a sacrifice
for our sins and the Amer-
ican solider has offered
himself/herself to die for
our freedom.
 I guess the most dis-
cussed issue at SHE this
week is our new loading
procedure in the after-
noon. While the parents
have been very willing and
very patient, I'm sure it has
been cause for some frus-
tration.. We recognize that
there are some wrinkles
that need to be ironed out
and we are working on it.
We greatly appreciate your
support and cooperation.
 I try to recognize all the.
folks that work so hard to
support and help SHE.
One of those is Gary
Weaver and the GTE Cred-
it Union. Mr. Weaver has
called our school and of-
fered us all sorts of office
supply items to us on more
than one occasion. I'm not.
sure I. have adequately
thanked him and GTE. So,
Mr. Weaver, please forgive
mie and know that'$SHE
does appreciate GTECU's
support of SHE.
 Recently, SHE conduct-
ed a bomb threat response
drill. I would especially
like to thank Roger Ehlert
and Joanna Griffin from
the Hamilton County Sher-
iff's Department Division


Smokey Bear visited Mrs. Anderson's first grade class at North Hamilton Elementary
on Oct. 20. Photo Submitted


 By Cheryl McCall
 Mr. Greg Hicks gave his embryology
presentation to the third grade classes on
Wednesday, Oct. 18. He showed. ,Qerx
heads and explained the process of egg
to chick. Students are counting down for
the hatching in three weeks.
 Thanks to Smokey Bear ,and his
"helper" who came to visit classrooms
on FridaY. pet. 20. They gave Useful in-
formation about fire safety,.
 Parents, be sure, you see your child's
report card and send it back signed.


Also, plan to attend our first nine weeks
honors program on Friday, Oct. 27. The
Pre-K through second grade program be-
gins at 8:30 a.m. and third through sixth
grade begins at 9:45 a.m.
 In addition to academic and behavior
awards, special recognition will be given
to individuals and classes winning con-
tests in Red MRibbon Week, Oct.; 23
through 27. Teaching drug awareness is
one way "we are changing lives through
quality education."


 Hamilton County Democratic Executive Committee
ricomminds the following votes on Thueday, November 7th
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Oct. 26 The Hamilton County Brotherhood will meet Thursday. Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. the Divonia
Baptist Church, located on US 129, will host the meeting. Bring a covered dish and join us for
dinner and this important meeting.
Oct. 27 The Florida Welcome Center Fall Festival will be at the Official Florida Welcome Center
from 10.a.m. to-2 p.m.
Oct. 27 Friendship Baptist Church will have a Revival at,7:sO p.m. with guest speaker Dr.
Russell Riggs.
Oct.28 Damascus Holiness Church will have a Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar at 6:30
p.m. at the Woman's Club in Jasper. Contact Yolanda Gaines at 7928458.
Oct. 31 White Springs Police Department is having a Fall Carnival from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the
Ogburn Bpll Field in White Springs.
Nov. 2 3 'Rural Folklife Days will be at the Stephen Foster Culture Center State Park from 9
a.m. until 2:30 p.m.
Nov. 4 Sixth annual Fall Harvest Festival from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the State of Florida's Nature
& Tourism Center in White Springs.
Nov. 4 St. Theresa's Church will have their annual.Fall Bazaar from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Nov.1 1 Veterans Day Program and dedication will be at the Hamilton County Court House
Annex at 11 a.m. .
Nov. 14 The Jasper Lions Club will be serving breakfast for supper from 5 p.m. until 7:30 p.m.
at the JRE Lee Complex. .


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