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Morning News • Sunday, August iM. 19y/
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CARPET REMNANTS
COMMUNTTYCALENDAR
BRIEFLY
AMfRICORPS/VISTA needs people over
age 13 to tutor children ages 5-15
from 3-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday
through May 1998 at neighborhood
centers in the Savannah area. For
more Information, call Denise Fisher,
Americorps/VISTA leader, 651-3601.
SMANNAH VETERANS AFFAIRS PRIMARY
CARE CENIER is recruiting volunteers
to assist in clinical and administrative
areas. For more information, call Carol
Flanders, volunteer program office, at
9200214.
HARVARD LEARNING CENTER is offering a
prize of $200 for the best essay on
how to achieve peace In Northeast
Ireland. The deadline is Ally 1.1998.
Send essays to J J. Dunn, 536 E. 49th
St., Savannah, Ga. 31405. Call 2383193 for more information.
VMNOSOR FOREST HIGH SCHOOL alumni
and former faculty members are invited
totecome patron supporters and be
Jisted on the patron alumni pages of
the 1997-96 sports program. To do so,
-mail a $10 patron donation to Suzle
Rains, Windsor Forest High School
'-Booster Club, 12419 Largo Drive,
'Savannah, Ga. 31419. 921-3714.
niDWELL MSTfTUTE CLASS OF 1B87
hold its lOyear class reunion on
v. 7-8 in HlnesvUle. For more details,
^contact Usa Wells, 3680612; Leslie
"T*. Smith, 369*864; Brymn G.
..M.itchell. 927-3901; or Bille Arm
Gaskin. 876-8771.
SJUM4NAH SYMPHONY WOMEN'S OUttO
will sponsor a gala opening night <*rv
—ner at the Civic Center, preceding the
first Masterworks concert Sept. 20.
We want to hear from you
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group's upcoming event or an individual's accomplishment for the
Calendar or Noteworthy columns.
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accepted.
Our address: P.Q. Box 1088, Savannah, Ga. 31402-1088
• Fax: 2346522 • Phone: 652-0330.
The Ben Tucker Trio wHI provide musical entertainment. The black-tie affair
will begin at 6:30 p.m. In the Flannery
O'Connor Room. Tickets are $100
each, which includes an open bar.
Reservation deadline is Sept. 15. For
more information, call 352-0842.
40TH ANNIVERSARY MISS SMMNNAH
SCHOLARSMP PAGEANT will be held
at 7 p.m. Oct. 18 at the Armstrong
Atlantic State University Fine Arts
Theatre. Former Miss Savannah title
holders are being sought. Applications
are being accepted for contestants In
Little Miss. Teen Miss and Miss
Savannah. More information: 3529280.
•FLEA MARKET RESCTWHONS:
Reservations are being accepted for
table rentals for the annual fund-raising
event at the Largo Plaza Piggly Wiggly
store, which was postponed until Sept.
13 because of weather. This year, proceeds from the $5 table rentals will
benefit the homeless animals at the.
Humane Society of ChathanvSavannah
Inc. Setup Sept. 13 will be at 7 a.m.
and the sale from 8 a.m.-noon. Pay for
tables at the store when reservations
are made.
PENMES FOR BABIES, an annual drive
conducted by Open Arms, a home for
medically fragile babies, will run
through Oct. 31. Wal-Mart stores are
placing penny jars at all their checkout
counters. Others who would like to
participate are asked to put a collection jar or bank on their desk or
counter, or to organize a collection in
. their church or club. Coins should be
turned In to Open Arms Coastal Area
Office. 10 W. 31st St., by Oct. 31. For
more Information, contact Lyn
Montgomery at 23&0070.
MONDAY
SMMNNAH AREA GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION will meet at 7:30 p.m. at
Marsh Auditorium in Candler Hospital
at 5353 Reynolds St. Steve Davis,
associate editor of Blue and Gray
Magazine, is scheduled to speak on
"Behind 'Stonewall' and Brickwall: The
Civil War Records of Savannah's
Ogtethorpe Light Infantry." For more
Large Selection!
•SIZES
information, call 598-0847
PARK ANNIVERSARY: Admission to trie
Fort Pulaski National Monument and
all other National Park Service sites
will be free on this day in commemora
lion of the Park Service's 81st anniver
sary of service as an agency within
the U.S. Department of the Interior.
The Fort Pulaski monument, on U.S.
80.15 miles east of Savannah, is open
daily from 8:30 a.m.-6:45 p.m.
SAVANNAH LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION will
meet at 2:30 p.m. at AmeriBank,
7393 Hodgson Memorial Drive. First
District U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston is .
scheduled to speak. Landlords and visitors welcome. More information: 9272853.
SAVANNAH WOMEN'S NETWORK will hold
its monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. at
The Pirates' House. The scheduled
speaker is Debbie Ehrstin of Hilton
Head Island. For more Information, call
351-7195.
•COLORS
TUESDAY
AFTER 5 CLUB, a Christian business and
professional women's organization, will
sponsor "O'dem GoWen Slippers." presented by the Rack Room of
Ogtethorpe Mall, from 6:45-9 p.m. at
Barnes Restaurant, 5320 Waters Ave.
The cost is $9. For reservations, call
Virginia at 9257275.
RETIRED RAILROADERS CLUB OF SMMNNAH will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Carey
Hilliard's Banquet Room, 11U1
Abercom Extension.
WEST SAVANNAH COMMUNITY ORGAN*ZATWN will hold its monthly meeting
at 4 p.m. at Moses J, Jackson School
on Richard Street.
Schulze
Eye
Center
attended Glynn Academy.
Robin Laine Wilson of Statesboro,
a sophomore communications
major, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Jerry Wilson. She attended
Statesboro High School.
Leah Ellen Kalmanson of
Swainsboro, a junior philosophy .
major, the daughter of Mr. and Airs
Neil Kalmanson. She attended
Swainsboro High School.
Kevin l#le Huitt of Valdosta, a
spring graduate and an English
major, the son of Mr. and Mrs,
William G. Huitt He attended the
Valwood School.
Molly Suzanne Lewis of Valdosta,,
a junior English major, the daughter
of Janet W. Douglass. She attended
Valdosta High School.
Wendy Arasdorff, a student at the
University of Georgia, has been
named to the President's List for the
spring quarter. In order to be
named to the list a student must
have a 4.0 grade point average for
the quarter. She is the daughter of
Wendell and Cheryl Arnsdorff of
Springfield.
• •Jason Statta of Savannah, a student at Savannah College of Ait and
Design, competed in the Society of
Illustrators Student Competition for
1997 and was selected by a jury of
professional artists to receive
$1,000.
The Hallmark Corporate
Foundation has matched this award
with a grant to the illustration
department of the student's school.
From more than 5,000 entries submitted by college-level art programs
nationwide, the jury selected 99
works for exhibition. Of those chosen, only 23 will receive cash
awards.
•St Joseph's Foundation award1
ed its 1997 Hazel 0. Branson
Nursing Scholarships to St Joseph's
Hospital nursing employees Stuart
Pingel and Melanie Finocchiaro.
The scholarships were awarded
by Peter Schenk, vice president for
clinical services who made the presentation for Robert Brunson.
Brunson established the scholarships in 1993 in honor of his wife,
Hazel 0. Brunson. He says his late
spouse aspired to be a nurse.
However, at the time she and
Brunson married, nursing schools
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Chart House.
Wednesday Mornings
ftdwd R. ScWzt, M.D., FA.CS.
Rfcbrd R. Schuke, Jr., M. Phil., M.D.
did not admit women who were
married. Hazel Brunson died in the
care of nurses at St Joseph's '
Hospital in 1992.
Pingel, works in the coronary
care unit at St Joseph's. He is currently working toward a bachelor of
science degree in nursing at
Armstrong Atlantic State
University.
Finocchiaro is a master's degree
student She expects to complete
her degree program this academic
year. Finocchiaro is a registered
nurse in the post-anesthesia care
unit at St Joseph's.
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No appointment necftutryA
• Renay Viator, gymnastics coordinator at the Habersham Branch
of the YMCA of Coastal Georgia,
recently returned from the United
States Association of Independent
Gymnastics Clubs' national conference in Las Vegas.
Viator attended seminars and
lectures by gymnastics experts.
Fine's is pleased to present
the Fall 37 Collection
from
Aug. 28 & 29.
Thursday & Friday
10am to
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Outside Entrance
ome experts estimate that at any
given lime, 14 percent of Americans
have back pain. But that doesn't
mean it should always prevent you
from being active. Either because
of injury, age or heredity, a bad
back may be something you may
haw to live with. But here's the good
news: Back pain can be managed at a
level that still enables you to function.
Here are some good back stretches
that you can do standing up at work, if
you suffer from back pain, you may find
they relieve discomfort. Over the long
term, these same exercises will increase
the flexibility of your hack, and make it
more resistant to strain.
Lumbar rotation:
Standing at uvrk. mix your kneetowardyour \
chest, andsloutypuU it across your body. Kepeot Z*
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Dean's Ust
•The following area students
made the dean's list for spring at
Qglethorpe University.
Julie JoAnn Shuman of Savannah,
a senior accounting major, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Shuman. She attended Calvary
Baptist Day School.
Kathleen Eliiabeth Trucksis of
Savannah, a spring graduate and a
English major, the daughter of Mr.
aqd Mrs. David Trucksis. She
attended Jenkins High School.
Edward B. Wilkes of Savannah, a
spring graduate and a sociology
major, the son of Mr. and Mrs
Edward H. Wilkes. He attended
Windsor Forest High School.
! Casey Michael Dryden of St.
Simons Island, a junior, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Dryden. He
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IOTEWORTHY
• Melanie Lagrone of Savannah
was awarded a bachelor's degree in
business administration management from Lipscomb University at
£md of summer term in August
Christopher James Miller
ived a master's degree in business administration from Owen
School of Management at
Vanderbilt University during the
May commencement
He is a I960 graduate of
Benedictine Military School and
has a bachelor's degree from
Georgetown University. He is
employed by Perspective .
"Technologies in Reston, Va., and
married to the former Martha
Parsons.
He is the son of Dr. and Mrs.
James W. Miller of Savannah.
^ Debra D. Clifford of Savannah
graduated in the summer from
Southwest Missouri State
University. She was awarded a
bachelor of science degree in education.
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