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trying to get the depot and the jail said Susan Vaughn, president of the historical society. are falling in and the chimneys need to be Built in 1897, the jail was used until the mid- 1960s. It opened to the public as a museum and headquarters for the Historical Society in 1976. The sheriff of the county lived in the rooms downstairs. The old cellblocks are covered with graffiti of the times and many names of those incarcerated there.

To tour the museum, call the Welcome Center at 770-602-2606. Admission is free; donations accepted. KEITH HADLEY Staff The old Rockdale County Jail is the backdrop for Susan Vaughn (right), Rockdale County Historical Society president, and Kip Stewart as they prepare for the Olde Town Fall Festival. Continued from J1 Festival: Olde Town Conyers celebrates Saturday RZC1021JC4FZC1021JC4 Thu. Zone East Metro 4JC 4JC RR RR BlueRedYellowBlack Blue RedYellowBlack JC4 Thursday, Oct.

21, 2004 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution EDUCATION NOTES 33 are semifinalists for national scholarship By JEN SANSBURY About 30 percent of the black high school seniors in Georgia recently named semifinalists for the National Achievement Scholarship Program attend a DeKalb County school. Out of 111 Georgia semifinalists, 33 are in DeKalb schools 28 in the public school system and five in private schools. Two of the top three schools are in DeKalb: Chamblee Charter High alone has 15 semifinalists, and Southwest DeKalb High has five. Both schools have magnet programs for high-achieving students. Across the country, about 1,600 students are competing for about 800 scholarship awards worth $2.7 million.

The program has been administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corp. since 1964 to recognize outstanding black students. Students qualify based on their junior-year scores on the PSAT. The awards are funded by corporations, professional associations and the privately financed National Merit Scholarship Corp. The field will be narrowed to about 1,300 finalists, and then scholarship winners will be announced in March.

DeKalb semifinalists are: Cedar Grove Brodrick R. Baker Chamblee Roger L. Anthony, Anita B. Ashong, Jerrius M. Bailey, David A.

Clay, Candace A. Clayvon, Rahmel V. Fuller, Nene V. Igi- etseme, Curtis W. Johnson, Gabrielle J.

Jones, Wellington E. Kendall, Kelly M. McCray, Miya M. Stodghill, Teddi N. Thornhill, Jeanette C.

Walters and Joshua Wilkerson Columbia Chinye V. Oseji DeKalb School of the Arts Sakinah A. Davis and Ashley Treadwell 0 Dunwoody Shayla N. Rose Lakeside Mallory A. Kelley and Carmen F.

Kilpatrick Marist Phillip Hairston Paideia Samara Pearson Southwest DeKalb Chloe L. Fagan-Tucker, Hannah B. Kamau, Hasan Korre, Yulani J. Smith and Charisse N. Williams St.

Pius Christopher T. Cohen, Anthony B. Edwards and Ijeoma L. Okoro Stone Mountain Nneka A. Arinze Rockdale County semifinalists are: Heritage Brittany J.

Brooks Rockdale County Justin Gilstrap and Candace Z. Murphy Salem Tilei S. Hill and Tennison Malcolm County system hosting Battle of the Bands The DeKalb County school system will host a Metro Atlanta Battle of the Bands Marching Festival at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Morris Brown Herndon Stadium, 643 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

in Atlanta. Tickets are $12 in advance at participating schools or $15 at the gate. The DeKalb school board recently approved a proposal from Drumline Productions to promote the event, which calls for local school bands to earn $5 for each advance ticket sold. Don Roberts, the coordinator for instrumental music, said bands have never received more than $3 per ticket in the 10-year history of the event. Proceeds will help the bands and its booster organizations buy band instruments, supplies and equipment and the Morris Brown College Marching Wolverines.

Schools participating are Cedar Grove, Clarkston, Columbia, Creekside, Forest Park, Lithonia, McNair, Meadowcreek, King, Morrow, Pebblebrook, Redan, Riverdale, Southwest DeKalb, Stephenson, Stone Mountain, Towers and Westlake. The event also will feature performances by the South Carolina State Marching 101 and the Marching Wolverines. To submit news items, contact Jen Sansbury, the DeKalb County education reporter, at 404-479-8604. Items may be sent by fax to 404-370-7293, by e-mail to or by mail to Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 315 W. Ponce de Leon Ave.

Suite 475, Decatur, GA 30030. Here are randomly chosen health inspection results for dining spots in DeKalb County. A perfect score is 100. The county board of health conducts spot inspections at least twice a year. DeKalb County Health Web site, www.dekalb health.net, provides information on restaurant inspections.

Boneyard, 6125 Covington Highway, Decatur Date of inspection: Oct. 8 Score: 88 Among deficiencies cited: Raw fish thawing in designated vegetable sink. Repeat violation. Cook not wearing hair restraint. Sanitizer not present in wiping cloth bucket.

Previous score: 80 The Carving Board, 4800 Briarcliff Road, Atlanta Date of inspection: Oct. 7 Score: 67 Among deficiencies cited: Not all potentially hazardous foods held at proper temperature. Bulk foods not properly labeled. Repeat violations. Observed open bags of dry goods.

Food handler did not wash hands before changing gloves. Not all food handlers had hair properly restrained. Unauthorized person (nonemployee) in kitchen during inspection. Floors unclean under equipment and in corners. Previous score: 75 Cold Stone Creamery, 1575 North Decatur Road, Atlanta Date of inspection: Oct.

8 Score: 86 Among deficiencies cited: Not all food items stored 6 inches or more above floor. Employee hair not properly restrained. Not all food contact surfaces clean to touch and sight. Fruit flies observed. Previous score: 98 314 E.

Howard Decatur Date of inspection: Oct. 7 Score: 99 Among deficiencies cited: Condensation lines are leaking in walk-in freezer. Excessive amounts of ice buildup on the floor. Previous score: 93 Above Average Sandwich, 2872 Woodcock Atlanta Date of inspection: Oct. 7 Score: 93 Among deficiencies cited: Raw beef stored over produce in cooler.

Not all potentially hazardous foods held at proper temperature. Previous score: 91 Chicken, 3632 Flakes Mill Road, Decatur Date of inspection: Oct. 7 Score: 88 Among deficiencies cited: Box of raw chicken thawing on counter at three-compartment sink. Biscuit mix stored directly on floor in kitchen during preparation. Previous score: 90 510 Flat Shoals Atlanta Date of inspection: Oct.

7 Score: 100 Previous score: 98 Dairy Queen, 253 East Trinity Place, Decatur Date of inspection: Oct. 6 Score: 98 Among deficiencies cited: Cup without handle stored with pecans. Several damp wiping cloths observed not stored in sanitizing solution. Previous score: 95 2077 North Decatur Road, Decatur Date of inspection: Oct. 6 Score: 93 Among deficiencies cited: Fry freezer door in disrepair.

Fry freezer not holding at proper temperature. Wiping cloth bucket in front lacked sanitizer upon arrival. Condiment bins and soda nozzles (front) not clean to sight or touch. Previous score: 98 Compiled by Gloria Stevens FOOD WATCH HEALTH INSPECTIONS.