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The Sons and Daughters Scholarship Program serves dependents (21 years or younger) of employees of Rose– burg Forest Products. The scholarships are awarded to students who are planning to attend an accredited college or vocational school in the United Slates. Two students from Win– ~lon County ·earned the awards. Elizabeth Ragan a grnduatc of Louisville High Hd10ol who plans to attend Ole Miss and KHyltn Jones a gradu– ;tl(~ of Winston Academy who plans to attl'nd East Central Community College were sdc>d Ni for the> scholarships. Two otlwr an•n s tudents were sclcct<·d whtch included Ralei~!h MidcllPton, of Eupora High- Sehoul who plans to

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Four area scholarship winners were L to R: Raleigh Middleton, Eupora, Holmes Community College; Elizabeth Ragan, Louisville High School, 01~ Miss; Kaylin Jones, Winston Academy, East Central Com– munity College; and Sydney McKnight, Ackerman High School, East Mississippi Community College.

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attend Holmes Community College and Sydney McKnight of Ackerman High School who plans to attend East Mississip– pi Community College. The number of recipients varies each year. The award can be renewed annually for up to four years of undergraduate

study. Scholarship award amounts for the Sons and Daughters Program depend on the type of college the recipient is attend– ing. An award amount of $3,000 each academic year is made to recipients attending two-year colleges. At four-year

colleges, a scholarship recipi– ent receives $5,000 each acade– mic year. There were 76 of these schol– arships awarded in 2008. 24 of those were in the South to stu- I dents in MS, GA and SC, states where the parents are employed. w 0::::

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