ducation E Thursday, September 23, 2010 The Brownsville States-Graphic page 8 While celebrating Patriot Day, all of the students in the class wore red, white, and blue. We even had one student with red, white, and blue hair. Students created pencil flags as the classes discussed 9-11. Students enjoyed a story about the Twin Towers, “The Man Who Walked Between The Towers.” It depicted the story of Philippe Petit’s tight-rope walk between Manhattan’s World Trade Center Towers in 1974. Students were able to see pictures of the towers then and now. Students and staff at HJH arrived to school in full Patriot Style Friday, September 10! Students enjoyed the opportunity to wear jeans along with their favorite red, white, and blue shirts while celebrating such a symbolic day. The University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Visual and Theatre Arts will host its first senior art exhibit of the year with Chris Craig, a graphic design emphasis student from Stanton; James Moore, a visual art studio emphasis student from Greenfield; and Josh Wilson, a graphic design emphasis student from Arlington. The exhibition will begin with an opening reception, slated from 5-7 p.m., September 28, on the second floor of the Paul Meek Library. Exhibitions will be located in the library while the Fine Arts Building undergoes renovations. The exhibition will continue through October 14. It will be free and open to the public. For more information, contact the UT Martin Department of Visual and Theatre Arts at 731- 881-7400. Stanton resident featured in UTM exhibition HES celebrates Patriot Day Patriot Day brings out the red, white and blue at HJH Patriot Day in Haywood The Family Resource Center at Haywood Elementary held its fall open house Tuesday, Sept. 14. The center holds a Happy Hour every six weeks, a time when parents can come from 2 to 4 p. m. for tips about working with their children at home. They can also get recipes for and sample healthy snacks. HES Family Resource Center welcomes families Hatchie Fall Fest 6 th Annual Sponsored by Haywood County Master Gardeners Scarecrow Rules: • Scarecrows can be constructed of any non-hazardous material: straw, metal, cloth, etc. • No scarecrow may depict a real person. All scarecrows must be in good taste or will be removed. • Entry Forms may be picked up at the Haywood County Extension Ofce, 100 S. Wilson; or online: www.hatchiefallfest.com • Entry Forms must be returned to the Extension Ofce, 100 S. Wilson by Monday, October 4, 2010. • Scarecrows must be set-up on the courthouse lawn by Saturday, October 9, 2010 at 5 p.m., and will remain there until after the Hatchie Fall Fest on October 16, 2010. • Judging will begin at 5 p.m., Saturday, October 9. Ribbons indicating place will be attached to winning scarecrows and announcement made immediatey follow- ing judging. • Scarecrows may be removed after Saturday, October 16. But can remain on the courthouse lawn until Saturday, October 23. All must be removed on Sat., Oct. 23. • There are two (2) categories for competition: I. Adults (Industry, Business, Club, Group or Indi- vidual) II. Children (School, Club, Group or Individual) Additional prizes will be awarded for: • Most Creative (all entries are eligible) • People·s Choice (all entries are eligible, winner will be chosen by festival goers, October 16, by cast ballot.) CASH PRIZES Category I & II: 1 st : $100 2 nd : $75 3 rd $50 Gift Prizes for Most Creative & People·s Choice Prizes will be announced day of festival. For more information, call the Extension ofce 731-772-2861; or Sonia, 731-780-5144. Deadline for entry: October 4, 2010 Scarecrow Contest The Haywood County Master Gardeners are a branch of the Tennessee Master Gardener program and the UT Ag Extension Service offering its programs to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability or veteran status and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Entry Form: (Please ll out the form and return to the address below by October 4.) Name: ________________________________________________________________________________ Contact Person: ________________________________________________________________________ Address: ______________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _________________________________________E-mail: ________________________________ Category: Adult Children Hatchie Fall Fest Scarecrow Contest • October 9 Please return to: Haywood County Extension Ofce 100 S. 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Among her friends were a Red Tailed Hawk, a Bard Owl, and the most popular of all guests, the tiny Screech Owl. Students were in awe with the unique opportunity to learn more about birds of prey that live close to us in our community. It was truly a neat experience! The “birds” land at HJH Haywood Elementary School celebrated Grandparent’s Day and Patriot Day on Friday,September10.Therewere10“senior”visitorsandstudentsenjoyedinterviewing their “Super Senior,” tracing their handprints, and showing them their favorite parts of the classroom. Most were able to stay and enjoy lunch with the special student. One of the guests even bought ice cream for the entire class. Haywood Elementary celebrates Grandparents Day got recipes? want coupons?
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ducationEThursday, September 23, 2010
The Brownsville States-Graphic
page 8
While celebrating Patriot Day, all of the students in the class wore red, white, and blue. We even had one student with red, white, and blue hair. Students created pencil flags as the classes discussed 9-11.
Students enjoyed a story about the Twin Towers, “The Man Who Walked Between The Towers.” It depicted the story of Philippe Petit’s tight-rope walk between Manhattan’s World Trade Center Towers in 1974. Students were able to see pictures of the towers then and now.
Students and staff at HJH arrived to school in full Patriot Style Friday, September 10! Students enjoyed the opportunity to wear jeans along with their favorite red, white, and blue shirts while celebrating such a symbolic day.
The University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Visual and Theatre Arts will host its first senior art exhibit of the year with Chris Craig, a graphic design emphasis student from Stanton; James Moore, a visual art studio emphasis student from Greenfield; and Josh Wilson, a graphic design emphasis student from Arlington.
The exhibition will begin with an opening reception, slated from 5-7 p.m., September 28, on the second floor of the Paul Meek Library. Exhibitions will be located in the library while the Fine Arts
Building undergoes renovations. The exhibition will continue through October 14. It will be free and open to the public.
For more information, contact the UT Martin Department of Visual and Theatre Arts at 731- 881-7400.
Stanton resident featured in UTM exhibition
HES celebrates Patriot Day
Patriot Day brings out the red, white and blue at HJH
Patriot Day in Haywood
The Family Resource Center at Haywood Elementary held its fall open house Tuesday, Sept. 14. The center holds a Happy Hour every six weeks, a time when parents can come from 2 to 4 p. m. for tips about working with their children at home. They can also get recipes for and sample healthy snacks.
HES Family Resource Center welcomes families
Hatchie Fall Fest6th Annual
Sponsored by Haywood County Master Gardeners
Scarecrow Rules:• Scarecrows can be constructed of any non-hazardous material: straw, metal, cloth, etc.• No scarecrow may depict a real person. All scarecrows must be in good taste or will be removed.• Entry Forms may be picked up at the Haywood County Extension Of ce, 100 S. Wilson; or online: www.hatchiefallfest.com• Entry Forms must be returned to the Extension Of ce, 100 S. Wilson by Monday, October 4, 2010.• Scarecrows must be set-up on the courthouse lawn by Saturday, October 9, 2010 at 5 p.m., and will remain there until after the Hatchie Fall Fest on October 16, 2010.• Judging will begin at 5 p.m., Saturday, October 9. Ribbons indicating place will be attached to winning scarecrows and announcement made immediatey follow-ing judging. • Scarecrows may be removed after Saturday, October 16. But can remain on the courthouse lawn until Saturday, October 23. All must be removed on Sat., Oct. 23.• There are two (2) categories for competition:
I. Adults (Industry, Business, Club, Group or Indi-vidual)
II. Children (School, Club, Group or Individual)Additional prizes will be awarded for:
• Most Creative (all entries are eligible)• People s Choice (all entries are eligible, winner will
be chosen by festival goers, October 16, by cast ballot.)
CASH PRIZESCategory I & II:
1st: $1002nd: $753rd $50
Gift Prizes for Most Creative & People s Choice Prizes will be
announced day of festival.
For more information, call the Extension of ce
731-772-2861; or Sonia, 731-780-5144.
Deadline for entry:
October 4, 2010
Scarecrow Contest
The Haywood County Master Gardeners are a branch of the Tennessee Master Gardener program and the UT Ag Extension Service offering its programs to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability or veteran status and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Entry Form: (Please ll out the form and return to the address below by October 4.)
Name: ________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Person: ________________________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________E-mail: ________________________________
Category: Adult Children
Hatchie Fall Fest Scarecrow Contest • October 9
Please return to: Haywood County Extension Of ce 100 S. Wilson Brownsville, TN 38012 or fax to: 731-779-90012010
Overton Roofing, LLC109 South Russell • Brownsville, TN 38012Office (731)772-0075 • Cell (731)780-0075
All Types Roofing-Commercial and ResidentialFlat Roofs • Tear Off • Free Estimates • Repairs
Fully Insured • Hometown BusinessNo job too big or too small!
Quality Sheet Metal, Inc.Hwy. 22A - 103 Cook St. - Lexington
Heating & Air Conditioning Sales & Service
TVA Quality Contractor Network DealerCall Bob & Nancy Rogers
731-968-8383, 731-772-1193 or 731-968-7509
TVA 6% Heat PumpDealer for
Consumers can receive up to $1,500 in tax credit
No money down, 10 years to pay for as little as $65 per month through your electric company. Call for details. Now
accepting...
1413 E. Main Brownsville, TN 38012
Friday, Sept. 10, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services had a special treat for Ms. Teri Cimmins’s science class.
Wildlife Resource Officer Tara Dowdy, along with her assistant, brought her feathered friends to visit. Among her friends were a Red Tailed Hawk, a Bard Owl, and the most popular of all guests, the tiny Screech Owl. Students were in awe with the unique opportunity to learn more about birds of prey that live close to us in our community. It was truly a neat experience!
The “birds” land at HJH
Haywood Elementary School celebrated Grandparent’s Day and Patriot Day on Friday, September 10. There were 10 “senior” visitors and students enjoyed interviewing their “Super Senior,” tracing their handprints, and showing them their favorite parts of the classroom. Most were able to stay and enjoy lunch with the special student. One of the guests even bought ice cream for the entire class.
Haywood Elementary celebrates Grandparents Day
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