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rry rrrrrr pri BEST COPY AVAILABLE 65 News Democrat Leader www.newsdemocratleader.com Friday. August 25. 2006 B-5 URE Hospital breaks ground for new building Logan Memorial Hospital has already begun construction for a 12,000 square foot building to be located between the present two medical facilities on campus. The new office building will house up to eight physicians and is scheduled for completion in early 2007. The $2.3 million project is under the direction of local contractor, Circle Construction.

Logan Memorial Hospital is made up of over 50 active and consulting physicians and over 200 employees. Over $10 million was paid by the hospital in salary and benefits to those employees in 2005. The hospital is nearing completion on a 13-month expansion and renovation project mainly focused within the Diagnostic Imaging and Surgery departments. That projects price tag is over $5 million, and is expected to wrap up by the end of 2006. The parent company of Logan Memorial is LifePoint Hospital, Inc.

is focused on providing healthcare services in non-urban communities. Of the company's 53 hospitals, 49 are in communities where LifePoint Hospitals is the sole community hospital provider Headquartered In Brentwood, Tennessee, LifePoint Hospitals is affiliated with approximately 22,300 employees. More information about LifePoint Hospitals can be found on its website, www.lifepointhospitals.com. Participating in groundbreaking for the new medical building at Logan Memonal Hospital are, from left, Project Manager Andy Brooks, John W. Cates of Circle Construction, hospital CEO Greg Moore, Dr.

Sanjay Tandon, Dr. Ron Elder, and Clarence Gamble, president-elect of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce. ctMHtilr trtlilSGQR, VdSUI) Southern Heights Baptist to begin ministry The Southern Heights Baptist Church will begin a seminar and support group, Grief-Share, on Monday, Sept. 18.. GriefShare is a special seminar and group geared towards people who are grieving the loss of someone close.

The seminar features Biblical teachings on grief and recovery topics and will be held on Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. The group is sponsored by people who want to help those grieving by offering comfort and encouragement and who understand the experience. During the session, those attending will see a video that features top experts on the subject, on-location settings and real-life stories of people who have experienced similar situations. After the video, group discussion will be held and attendees will be able to interact with others about their loss and also share their own experiences. Those wishing to attend do not have to be a member of Southern Heights.

To learn more, contact Pastor Chris Short at 726-3491, Group Facilitator Gerald Kelley at 726-3061, or visit Local students named Senator Jeff Green Scholars Monday Country fried steak, mashed potatoes, turnip greens, whole wheat bread, margarine, peaches. Tuesday Meatloaf wketchup, green peas, glzed carrots, whole wheat roll, margarine, pineapple. Wednesday- Pot roast, scalloped potatoes, spinach, whole wheat roll, margarine, mixed fruit. Thursday Smothered steak, green beans, corn o'brien, whole wheat bread, margarine, mandarine oranges. Friday- Loaded eggs, oven browned potatoes, baked apples wgranola, biscuit, margarine, orange.

award and may access their KEES account information on www.kheaa.com by setting up a Zip Access account. For more information about KEES, write to KHEAA, P.O. Box 798, Frankfort, KY 40602-0798; call (800) 928-8926, extension 7394; e-mail keeskheaa.com; or visit www.kheaa.com. Four students from Logan County have been named Senator Jeff Green Scholars. Students earn this designation by achieving a 4.0 grade point average all four years of high school and scoring at least a 28 composite on the ACT.

As Senator Jeff Green scholars, they are eligible for $2,500 a year in Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) awards. Students may receive up to $10,000 toward their college expenses if they continue to do well in school. The title honors the late' State Senator Jeff Green of Mayfield, who served in the General Assembly from 1992 to 1997. Local students who earned this prestigious designation are: Russellville High School: Benjamin Kees of Russellville. Logan County High School: David Jenkins of Quality, Mary Orange of Russellville and Kelli Woodward of Auburn.

KEES awards are funded by net Kentucky lottery proceeds and may be used at most colleges and universities in Kentucky. In some cases, the award may be used at out-of-state schools if the major the student is pursuing is not available iri Kentucky. In addition, students do not apply for their KEES LOGAN COUNTY ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOLS BREAKFAST TUESDAY mmi SE Apple stroodlz pastry Cereal choices Toast 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Sausage biscuit Cereal choices Toast 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Mini pancakes Cereal choices Toast 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Galaxy pizza Cereal choices Toast 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk "Manager Choice Cereal choices Toast 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk LUNCH. "Manager's Menu" 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Chili pie or hamcheese sand Baby carrots wdip Peaches or grapes School spirit cake 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Hamburger or cheeseburger Sandwich tnmm ngs French fries Pork beans Applesauce fresh apples oranges or grapes 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Pepperom pizza OR turkeycheese sand Sandwich tnmmings Tossed salad Pears or Fresh oranges M8M cookies 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Breaded chix filet sand or hamcheese sand Sandwich tnmmings Potato smiles Pork 'n beans Pineapple tidbits Or fresh apples 100 Fruit Juice 2 Milk Woodlee receives Learning TreeMinority Resources scholarship Bomb at Todd Middle only a threat On Tuesday, Aug. 22, the Kentucky State Police responded to a complaint of a bomb threat at the Todd County Middle School in the city limits of Elkton.

Both the school and surrounding area were evacuated and officials conducted a search of the school building. No evidence of a bomb was found. Turkey Dei Sortwch Country steak igravy Biscuit Chicken Nuggets Schodnade Rob Spsgfettl Wmpaeauc Sdnolmadt Rolls reuyerew vm Ftsn Sandwich Uxtmet cheese Chotsdxrgei OR Her, Cheese Set Chp choices Maegan Lynn Woodlee, a graduate of Logan County High School, received the Learning Tree Fine Arts Center and Minority Resources Unlimited fine arts scholarship for her academic achievement and appreciation of the arts. She will attend the University of Kentucky and major in Theatre and English education. She is the daughter of Jeri Taylor.

CtwesebugarOA Rib-bque Sandwich Pots Sms CheeeefeutgerOR Breaded Chicken Filet French Fite CheesebwgerOR Spey Chicken Filet French Fries CheastouipsrOft CM deg French Fries gwwpawwww1 mUMnmhm Puna Choice foes Chores Pin wee I Pizza Choices jPIzza Choices Offered Daily on ALL Serving Unes-Vegetsble and Fruit CM prtftriht3gy I ISchodSpnit Cake Btea Kwpie Treats Jatmeat Cocreee RUSSELLVILLE CITY SCHOOLS STEVENSON ELEMENTARY BREAKFAST Coffee Tree, Circle of Friends Homemakers join for potluck Sausage on a stick Cereal choices or Poptarts JuiceMilk Pizza sbeks Cereal choices or Poptarts JuiceMilk Cinnamon toast Cereal choices or Poptarts JuiceMilk Sausage 'n biscuit Cereal choices or Poptarts JuiceMilk Bacon, egg cheese biScuit Cereal Choices or Poptarts JuiceMilk STEVENSON ELEMENTARY LUNCH Chicken tenders Mashed potatoes Green beans Mazz breadstick Applesauce JuiceMilk Hot dog on bun or polish sausage on bun Tatar tots Fresh apples Choc pudding w'wafers JuiceMilk Com dog Green peas Mac 'n cheese Fresh apple or sliced pears Rice Knspie treat JuiceMilk Chicken patty on bun Sandwich tnmmings Baked chips Sliced peaches Juice pop Baked beans JuiceMilk Pizza wedges Com on the cob Tossed salad I dressing Applesauce Oatmeal cookie JuiceMilk The Logan County Homemakers voted to collect school supplies to be sent to Jamaica by Elizabeth Englert, founder of Glory Outreach in Jamaica. Elizabeth Englert is a resident of Trigg County and makes 3 to 4 trips to Jamaica every year. Our next meeting will be Sept. 1 1 at the Logan County Extension office at 6:30 p.m. If anyone would like to join a Homemaker Club, please call the extension office at The Coffee Tree and the Circle of Friends Homemakers joined together to have a potluck dinner at Sandra Lennon's house.

We had a lot of fun playing games and winning prizes. All members were in attendance at the dinner and would like very much to thank Sandra Lennon for letting us have our dinner at her home. We also discussed bringing beanie babies to the office to support the Kentucky National Guard serving in Iraq. RUSSELLVILLE MIDDLE BREAKFAST Gnlled cheese sand Cereal choices OR Poptarts JuiceMilk Chicken 'n biscuit Cereal choices OR Poptarts JuiceMilk Pizza sticks Cereal choices OR Poptarts JuiceMilk Breakfast pizza Cereal choices OR Poptarts Juice'Milk Bacon, egg cheese biscuit Cereal choices OR Poptarts JuiceMilk RUSSELLVILLE MIDDLE LUNCH WBKO-TV to Launch FOX and CW Chicken patty on bun Sandwich tnmmings Tator tots Carrot sticks wdip Juice pop JuiceMilk Tacos wfixings or beef bean bumto Refried beans Mexican nee Fresh apples JuiceMilk Fish on bun or BBQ nb patty on bun Green beans Mac cheese fineapple chunks JuiceMilk Steak gravy Mashed potatoes Green peas Fruit cocktail or peach sices Schoolmade rolls JuiceMilk Hot dog on bun or polish sausage on bun Oven fries Hot poik'n beans Peaches or fresh apple White cake wchoc. sauce JuceMilk RUSSELLVILLE HIGH BREAKFAST Breakfast Pizza Ceral choices OR Poptarts JutcaMilk French toast sticks Cereal choices OR Poptarts JuiceMilk Sausage biscuit Cereal choices OR Poptarts JuiceMilk Pizza sticks Cereal choices OR Poptarts JutceMilk Bacon, egg cheese biscuit Cereal choices OR Poptarts JuiceMilk will officially launch two new digital networks to compliment their longstanding ABC affiliation next month.

WBKO FOX will reach the airwaves on Tuesday, Sept 5, with WBKO CW to follow on Monday, Sept 18. WBKO ABC will remain on the air, unchanged, and continue to serve South Central Kentucky as it has for nearly 45 years. There has been a lot of activity around the station, says Rick McCue, general manager of WBKO-TV, iand many people have put in massive amounts of work to complete this project. The addition of WBKO FOX and WBKO CW allows us the opportunity to bring the viewers of South Central Kentucky more programming than ever before. It is a very exciting time.

The three channel lineup, in addition to WBKO.com, will allow WBKO-TV unprecedented flexibility in bringing South Central Kentucky the most relevant local news, weather, sports, and locally produced programming. For more information on the new offerings from WBKO-TV, including how you can receive the digital signals, log on to WBKO.com or contact your local cable provider. Gray Television, owner of WBKO-TV, is a communications company headquartered in Atlanta, GA. LEHIGH LUNCH RUSSELLVI Chicken tenders Mashed potatoes Green beans Fruit cocktail Schoolmade rolls JuiceMilk Spaghetti wschoolmade roll or Cnspito wcheese Tossed salad wdressmg Com on cob Applesauce JuceMOr Spicy chicken sand or hamburger on bun Sandwich tnmmings Bkaed chips i Baked beans Fresh apple JuiceMilk BBQ on bun or fish on bun Tator tots Mac cheese Green peas Pineapple chunks JuiceMilk Bacon cheeseburger or hamburger on bun SandWich tnmmings JR Buffalo fries Peach slices Choco puddmgwwafeis JutceMflc i.