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B-13 FRANKLIN FAVORITE. Thursday. Dec. 16. 1999 in Scottsville.

Brother Gerald Beliles and Brother Gary Par-due officiated. Burial was held at Beech Grove Cemetery. Pearson was a Warren Coun rtstoMS Shoppto List Area deaths continued from B-11 Mm- ArMtSq fcaell ChflstMM gUt Mt D4 Delta tbtmt taot tt AImm hmm tbw Brother-ArMUtlqM Urn's Math (m 1S prist) Sister- KteMwr nam Hght HM Ump FHmmU- laf ImmI CmnIIm Teachers CudTJe 1 late Henry Gamble and Mattie Sue Hughes Gamble. Survivors include two sons, Johnnie Bell of Franklin and Donnie Bland of Beaumont, Texas; one daughter, Sue A. Bland of Franklin; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Christine Hesson Christine Hesson, 77, of Franklin, died Dec. 8, 1999 at Franklin-Simpson Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Dec. 10 at Booker-Gilbert Funeral Home. Brother Bobby Joe Forshee officiated.

Burial was held at Old Brush Cemetery in Portland, Tenn. Ms. Hesson was a native of Sumner County, a homemaker, daughter of the late Neil Dobbs and Effie Sut-tle Dobbs and widow of Hubert ti Other Ifa ty native, a farmer, member of Martha's Chapel General Bap- tist Church and son of Don Forest Pearson, of the Boyce Com- munity and Jo Nell Rivera, of Bowling Green. Other survivors in addition to his parents include his wife, Rita Henson Pearson; one son, Brandon Pearson; one daughter, Christi Pearson; and his step-mother, Glenda Pearson of Boyce. Other survivors include two brothers, Duane Pearson of Boyce and David Pearson of Franklin; two sisters, Le anna Abies and Kayla Coleman, both of Bowling Green; one step-brother, Paul Parrish of Bowling Green; one stepsister, Sandra Chandler of Bowling Green; four nieces and four nephews.

Dont forget, we hare free gilt wraptttt Hospital. Funeral services were held Dec. 11 at Alpha Baptist Church. Burial was held at Greenlawn Cemetery, Gamble Funeral Home at Hopkinsville was in charge of the arrangements. Ms.

Gamble was a native of Simpson County, a retired employee of Lenk Manufacturing, a member of Alpha Baptist Church and daughter of the FraaM Prints CirimliT If Reflections Crystal Reflations ABC Fr)m he 105 VW St. Franklin, KY 270-566-7163 877-586-7183 Mon -Fri. 0 OO-S 00 Sat noon Hesson. Survivors include eight sons, James, Randy, Donald, Junior, Gene and Harold Hesson, all of Franklin, Jeo Hesson of Elk-ton and Kenneth Hesson, Sr. of Scottsville; one brother, Clayton Dobbs of North Port, Fla.

Other survivors include six daughters, Kathy Sparks, Ar-zella Jent and Lorene Finn, all of Franklin, Brenda Wimpee of Alvaton, Mary Walden of Gallatin, Tenn. and Linda Daniels of Ontario, Canada; 30 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren and two great-greatgrandchildren. Mary Redferin Mary Ann Redferin, 62, of Franklin, died Dec. 9, 1999 at St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville.

Funeral services were held Dec. 11 at Wilkinson-Wiseman Funeral Home in Portland. Brother Gus Gregory and Brother John Culbertson officiated. Burial followed at Mitchell-ville General Baptist Church Cemetery. Ms.

Redferin was a native of Sumner County, Tenn. and daughter of the late Mosey Shadowens and Clara Main Staggs. Survivors include her husband, Sam Redferin; one daughter, Brigette Redferin of Orlinda, two sons, Troy and Nicky Redferin, both of Portland, two sisters, Joe Evelyn Gentry of Portland and Patsy Jackson of Franklin. Other survivors include two brothers, John Dale Shadowens and Jimmy Heath, both of Portland; three grandchildren. Billy Pearson Billy Joe Pearson, 41, of the Boyce Community in Allen County, died Dec.

10, 1999 at his residence. Funeral services were held Dec. 13 at Goad Funeral Home tointer Academy DRY CLEANERS Getting Winter 1999-2000 Simpson County Schools Alternative Calendar January 3-7 ncciuy rur I SkBSTS? V' I I The following brochure contains Winter intercession program offerings for students in the Simpson County Schools. The student must be enrolled in ttie specified grade to be eligible to take the class. If you have any questions concerning these programs, contact Jana Hammock at the Central Office at 586-8877 or mail the application form back to Simpson County Board of Education, P.O.

Box 467, Franklin. KY 42135 ATTN: Winter Academy The Big Day? I .1 lrJ Our 24 hr. drop off is a real time saver. Especially if you have a list to check twice! 5. Powerful Poetry Performance! Grades: P2-4th Teacher: Laura Johnson 3.

Buddy Bear Day Grades: P2 Teachers: Debbie Delk Carol Bayles Location: Franklin Elementary Cost: $8 Dates: January 6 Time: There be any hibernating in ri TOP QUALITY SERVICES Free Pickup Delivery 24 hr. Drop Off Service Alterations Storage Service Suede Leather Cleaning Credit Card Service 10 Seniors Discount Location: Simpson Elementary Cost: S30 Date: January 3-7 Time: This class is for the ac this class. This class is filled with activities about different kinds of bears. Learn all you ever wanted to know about bears. Come tors and actresses in the family! Learn the basics of acting by per forming some of the works of Shel Professional, Quality Service Is Our Coal And We Appreciate Your Business" i VISA Silverstein.

Students love this poetry. We will videotape the final I one, come all, and have a ball. Get ready 1. Let It Snow, Let It Grades: P2 Teachers: Debbie Delk Carol Bayles Location: Franklin Elementary Cost: S14 Date: January 3-4 Time: Come and join the fun making snowmen out of some very unusual things! We will paint, sculpt, and color. Come and play with Make Your Own 2.

Cool Treats! Grades: P2 Teachers: Debbie Delk Carol Bayles Cost: S8 Dates: January 5 Time: Are vou all product at the end of the week. 6. Mad Scientists 2 Locations To Serve You FRANKLIN PORTLAND Main Madison St. jNf- 205 A Broadway 586-4141 P7" 325-8987 and bring your teddy! 4. Make Your Own Books Grades: P2-P3 Teacher: Donna Houston Only Grades: P3-Sth Teacher: Kim Whitney Location: Simpson Elementary Cost: $20 Dates: January 3-5 Time: This class will be full of exciting I Location: Simpson Elementary Cost: S24 Dates: January 3-7 Time: (Juebecor Printing Is Proud To Sponsor The Classroom on science experiments.

We will be working with magnets, electricity, and more. This -three day adventure will be full of your child's favorite part of science class. The class will reinforce the idea that learning is I Come Make Gi'yr Treats with snowed in with nothing to Come learn easy make and eat treats that are just irre Use your writing and drawing skills to make your own books! Use your imagination and make the kind of book you enjoy. Pop-up books, slide books, flip books, and think of more! Come and be a great Simpson County Schools A great place to learn! sistible. Get ready to make and eat lollipops and chocolate too! Of Mar)- Kay Tucker In The NEWSPAPERS Ii EDUCATION PROGRAM 7.

Crafty Creations Grades: 4th 6th Teacher: Emily Hall 8. Surf the Net Grades: 6th -adult Teacher: Jana Hammock Location: F-S High School Cost: S30 Dates: January 10,1 13 Time: Location: F-S Middle School 9. Winterguard Wonders Grades: 7th 12th Teacher: Ruthie Michael Wix Location: Lincoln Elem. gym Cost: $20 Dales: January 3-6 Time: In this hands-on class, students wi Cost: S21 Dates: January 3-6 Time: Throughout the week, the class will be creat ing various craft projects. An important have fun learning concepts associated with Dance as well as basic colorguard maneuvers(use of flags.

This class is for adults or students who are just beginning to use the internet. Come and learn the basics of search engines. Find out about subjects that you want or need to know about. Bring a topic you are interested in I be the creativ- part of these projects wil ity of the students. Students will be able.

props, Students will put together various maneuvers and techniques to to take the projects home at the end of the week. design a routine. The class wi culminate with a performance for and tind many more websites than you'll be able to research. parents and friends on the final day. Complete and return to: Simpson County Schools, Jana Hammock, Interscssion Director, P.O.

Box 467, Franklin, KY, I 42135 or bring by the Simpson County Schools Central Office by Tuesday, Dec. 21. Payment must be enclosed. Student's Name Present Grade Phone No. I Address Amount Enclosed Class Requested Emergency Contact Phone No.

Will your child need medication during the class time? YES NO Classes will be Tilled on a first come first serve basis. If these classes ire canceled due to lack of interest, full refund will be I made. Due to the fact that these classes ire contnctuil service no refunds will be made ifter Tuesday, December 21. Students the Simpson Eleinentniy School in the classroom of Mnty Kjiv Tucker. NIE puts the Franklin Favorite in 32 classrooms in the Simpson County school system for teachers to use in the teaching process.

NEWSPAPERS EDlClTIOJV by Simpson County Schools TarCxj CliiCcChood Center Kids First Daycare A caring ami safe environment where children come first! Franklin Favorite WFKN 1220 Mi Ages 3-12 Fully starred by instructors with certified CPR and First Aid training Caring and safe atmosphere Not just I daycare a learning, educational environment For more information or enrolling your child in the daycare program for the intercessions, conflict Early Childhood Center Kids First Daycare Simpson County Schools at 586-2029 or visit the trailers behind in cooperation with the Simpson County School System. I..