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NGS completes annual food drive

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Newport Grammar School Modern Woodmen Youth Service Clubs recently
completed their annual food drive. Shown are students who contributed the most
items. Front row, from left, are David Stinnett, Bo Gilliam, Jasmine Henderson, and
Sarah Bradshaw. Back row, from left, are club sponsor Linda Branam, NGS Principal
Sandy Burchette, and Douglas Cherokee representatives Vella Calfee and Pat Spurgeon.

Published: 9:19 PM, 11/02/2012

Source: The Newport Plain Talk

NEWPORT-The Modern Woodmen Youth Service Clubs of Newport Grammar School recently completed their annual food drive with a total of 17,697 food items.

Students, NGS staff, families, and friends united in the project and collected five truckloads of food.

Classes with winning totals were Julie Wilson's kindergarten, Julie Souder's fourth grade, Ashlei Ball's kindergarten, and Leigh Anne Kickliter's first grade. These classes will enjoy a pizza party, courtesy of Douglas Cherokee Neighborhood Center, the recipient of the food.

This year a Volunteer Prince and Volunteer Princess were crowned in recognition of their outstanding efforts and contributions.

For more details, please see the latest edition of the Newport Plain Talk.

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