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Burglary at John C. Wilson Company
     A screaming alarm apparently thwarted an attempted burglary at John C. Wilson Company around 10 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11. A rock thrown through the glass window in the back door of the office building set the burglar alarm off and scared the perpetrators away, said owner F.A. Black. An unsuccessful att...
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JCHS Eagles are 1-2 in region
      The Jenkins County High School Eagles' basketball team currently has a 1-2 region record and a 1-5 overall record. The Eagles won 66-57 over Bryan County Dec. 14.
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Richardson honored, Taylor recognized by EMS
     The badge of paramedic Cliff Richardson, recently deceased, was retired during a ceremony held Friday, Dec. 7, at the Jenkins County Senior Citizens Center. Above, Jenkins County Emergency Medical Services Director Henry Young, right, is shown making the presentation to Barbara Crockett, Richardson'...
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Correction
      Due to incorrect information furnished The Millen News, Arthur Milton was identified in last week's edition as the driver of an 18-wheeler involved in an accident that occurred Dec. 10 on U.S. Highway 25. The driver should have been identified as J.P. Milton.
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CSA wins Battle of the Chapters for second time
      The Georgia Career Student Association (CSA), formerly Georgia VOCA, Fall Officer Training Conference was held at the Atlanta Airport Marriott on Oct. 19-20. Glenn Kelly, GCSA president for 2007-2008 presided over the conference. The state officers opened the program by leading the members in reci...
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CSA visits Fort Valley State University
      Saturday, Oct. 27, members of the Jenkins County High School Career Students Association (CSA) attended the Fort Valley State University Fall Preview Day. Preview Day gives middle and high school students the opportunity to explore academic and other special programs offered by the university.
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Students of the Month
     Edmund Burke Academy students awarded a T-shirt by Planter's Electric Membership Corp. for being named a Student of the Month for November are, from left: first row: Dougie Springer, Kathryn Rhodes, Brittany Webb and Logan Nunnally; and back row: Cal Lee, Samantha Lane, Tinley Jenkins, Anna Marie Bl...
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Magic of Christmas
      Editor's Note The Millen News takes special care to make sure all Magic of Christmas listings are correct. However, any necessary corrections will be printed in the Wednesday, Dec. 26, edition only.
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Library
By Sharon Blank
      Hurry! Hurry! You need to get to the library by this Saturday, or you'll be left without anything to read for Christmas. The library will be closed for Christmas from Monday, Dec. 24, until Wednesday, Dec. 26. As usual, we are closed on Thursdays, but will be reopening on Friday, Dec. 28. The libr...
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4-H News
Anna Burgess County Extension Agent
      Christmas season is always such a busy time around here. With school wrapping up, Christmas activities for all age groups, out of town state events, and a major 4-H project underway, it's so easy to get caught up in day-to-day life and forget exactly what it is you're celebrating.
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Jenkins receives emergency food/shelter monies
      Jenkins County has been chosen to receive $20,000 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county.
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Thanksgiving dinners provided by community
      "Thanksgiving in Millen" has become synonymous with fellowship, family and friends. The annual Thanksgiving dinner was the inspiration of the Rev. P.M. Broomfield, who had worked with similar efforts in Atlanta and Augusta. As pastor of Zion Baptist Church of Millen, Rev.
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SCV, UDC hold Education Day at Big Buckhead Church
      The Sons of Confederate Veterans, United Daughters of the Confederacy, and numerous reenactors staged Education Day at historic Big Buckhead Church on Friday, Nov. 30. Over 300 school children from four systems attended the 10 different stations and learned about the War Between the States.
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GSU announces president's, dean's list
      Georgia Southern University recently announced their president's list and dean's list for the fall 2007 term. To be named to the president's list, students must have achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average with a minimum of 12 credit hours for the semester. Local students named to the preside...
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Syl-View Happenings
By Betty Scarborough
      It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Syl-View. Thanks to those who have helped, including a Gift of Light in memory of Marie Dwelle given by her daughter, Jean. Marie was a faithful volunteer through the years at Syl-View.
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Luncheon held
     Christmas was celebrated at the Jenkins County Senior Citizens Center Wednesday, Dec. 12, with a luncheon. Shown in the foreground is Ellen Douglas as she welcomes those present. (Staff photo by Deborah Bennett)
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Window to the Past
     This photo, taken in 1965, shows those signing the contract for construction of the Look Products window facility that later became Remington Steel and M.I. Home Products. From left, are, first row: A.K. Bell, Bobby Dwelle, Sid Newton and A. Fowler; and second row: Marion Reese, Leroy Clayton, John ...
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Local students graduate
      Georgia Southern University recently announced that Bernard Childs, Whitney Belle Hodges, Melissa Annette Jones, Matthew Lee NeSmith, Daniel Steven Rhodes, Wilcom Clyde Sampson, Anna Maude Saxon, Dallas Bruce Suggs and Diane Adele Wilson, all of Millen, participated in the university's fall commen...
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BI-LO donates toys
     Employees of the local BI-LO store recently donated numerous toys to the Toys for Tots campaign, spearheaded by the Jenkins County Family Enrichment Center. From left, are Mandy Underwood and Becky Thomas of the Jenkins County Family Enrichment Center, and Derrick Flakes, Jerry Palmer and Buddy Saxo...
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Driver airlifted following accident
     The driver of this vehicle, Carolyn Ansell, 37, of Sylvania was injured in a single-vehicle accident that occurred Dec. 12, on State Route 17 South. A Georgia State Patrol spokesperson said the accident report indicated that she lost control of the vehicle as it negotiated a curve. Ansell was airlif...
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