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6:00 pm Wednesday, October 24, 2007

FBLA winners

By Staff
Kim West
Franklin County Times
The RHS Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America recently completed its fundraiser. Members were asked to sell Krispy Kreme doughnuts. A total of 1300 dozens were sold and $3,158 was raised. The proceeds will go towards to $500 scholarships awarded to seniors who are planning to pursue a career in business; a trip to the state FBLA competition; and a spring field trip for FBLA members. The sales award was given to Tiarica Harvey, who sold 84 dozens and raised $441. Other top sales awards went to Nelda DelaRosa and Graciela Flores. FBLA's next project is its annual Christmas party to raise money and collect toys for children to be given through Faith Missions. The winners were Tiarica Harvey, Nelda DelaRosa and Graciela Flores.

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