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DONNA’S FUDGE BROWNIES
11/4 stick butter
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
5 Tbs cocoa
1 1/3 cup SR flour
1 cup chopped nuts (optional)
Mix dry ingredients in bowl, add eggs, butter and
nuts. Spread evenly in a 9x13 greased pan and bake at
300 only until spongy for soft, moist brownies.
COFFEE PUNCH
3 cups milk
2 cups half and half
1 cup powdered sugar
2 cups brewed coffee
1 tsp vanilla
1/8 tsp nutmeg
Mix well and freeze until slushy (usually about 3
hours)
CINNAMON ROLL CAKE
Batter:
3 cups Plain flour
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
1/2 cup melted butter
11/2 cup milk
1/4 tsp salt
4 tsp baking powder
2 tsp vanilla
In a large bowl, mix all ingredients, except butter.
Once mixed, slowly add butter and mix well. Spread
in 9x13 pan.
TOPPING
1 cup softened butter
1 cup light brown sugar
2 Tbs flour
2 Tbs cinnamon
Mix above ingredients well. Drop by spoonful’s
evenly over batter and swirl with a knife. Bake at 350
for 30-40 minutes.
GLAZE
2 cups powdered sugar
5 Tbs milk
I tsp vanilla
Mix ingredients and spread over warm cake. Enjoy!
Have a great recipe you want to share?
We’re looking for good home cooks!
Call 912-451-6397 or email:
thesylvaniatimes@gmail. com
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Market on Maple
Every Thursday 3-6 p.m.
through September
117 Maple St. Sylvania, GA
City Council Meeting
1st & 3rd Tuesday 6 p.m.
City Hall
County Commission Meeting
2nd Tuesday 9 a.m.
Courthouse
SCHS 2022 Football Schedule
September 23 Warren County Warrenton 7:30
SCMS 2022 Football Schedule
Wednesday 9-21 Toombs Co. 5:00
Wednesday 9-28 @E Cl 5:00
The Breakfast Club
Friday, September 23 7:30 p.m.
The Performing Arts Center of Georgia Southern
Tickets on sale Sept 9 $20 adults $10 youth.
Call 912-478-7999 or
VISIT WWW.GEORGIASOUTHERN.EDLl/PAC
2022 Screven County Political Party
Saturday, September 24 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
MEET THE CANDIDATES
Screven County Courthouse Lawn
Sponsored by GFWC Sylvania Jr. Woman’s Club
Benefit Concert Series
Sunday, September 25 2 p.m.
Trinity Episcopal Church
4401 Country Club Rd, Statesboro
Performing 1st concert of the season
* DAVID MURRAY *
Free Admission - Donations will benefit Rebecca’s Cafe
i6th annual Rivers Alive
Sunday, September 25 2 p.m.
Keep Screven Beautiful will host the event.
Volunteers will gather at Brannen’s Bridge.
For more information, call 912-978-1076 or
email ksb @ke ep screvenb e autiful. org.
Screven County Wellness Center
Thursday, September 29 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
1950’S PROM
Seniors over 60 are invited to attend. Wear your favorite
poodle skirts and leather jackets!
Kids Safety and Family Fun Day
Saturday, November 5, 2022 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Screven County Courthouse Lawn
Sponsored by GFWC Sylvania Jr. Woman’s Club
Upcoming School Dates to Remember
Miss FFA Pageant
Sept. 29
Senior Pictures
Oct. 11
Grades 9-11 pictures
Oct. 19
School out for Fall Break
Monday, October 3 - Friday, October 7
What’s cn Stage mm av e r i t t i
Averitt Center fcr the Arts BnRjdft CENTER
Statesboro for the arts|
Here’s a schedule of upcoming events at the Averitt Center, 33 E. Main,
Statesboro. For ticket information please contact the box office at 912-212-2787.
October 13-16,2022 Young Frankenstein 7:30 p.m.
Based on the horror classic we are all familiar with! Tickets are $25/adult and
$ 15/students. Sunday performance starts at 3 p.m. Please contact the box office.
Dozier's Do5jie Dale
Real Stories of
Heroic Dogs Saving
Human Lives
Story 20
Bob The Railway Dog
Bob was bom in South Australia in 1882, and for some
reason he loved trains. He spent the early years of his life
as a stray, following railway workers to work, until he
was rounded up by a dogcatcher. It looked as if he was
destined for the pound, but luckily for Bob he was bought
by a kindly station guard who’d taken a liking to him. It
worked out well,
as his new master
allowed him to
ride the train with
him in the guard’s
van every day.
But, eventually,
his master got
a promotion
and he and Bob
parted ways.
Then Bob started
to jump trains
alone.Bob traveled up and down Southern Australia,
becoming a familiar and welcome sight on trains across
the land. Sometimes, when Bob felt that he needed some
privacy, he chose an empty carriage and scared away any
passengers who tried to sit in it by barking like crazy.
The station masters and guards all knew him by name,
so they left him to his own devices. At night he followed
the engine driver home for a wami meal and soft place to
sleep, then returned to the train the next morning. For most
of his life. Bob went where he pleased, and as his fame
grew so did his reception when he rode into town. He was
allowed to attend banquets as a guest of honor, was given
a special bracelet with his name on it—with an engraving
telling anyone who read it to let him go where he
wanted—and when he was seen riding on trains by local
children they ran after him as if he were the Pope. Bob had
many adventures in his short life and died the most famous
dog in Australian history.
Optim Care Calendar fi#**
Patient clinics for the upcoming week are:
Mon, Sep ig - Georgia Skin & Cancer Clinic @
102 Rocky Ford Road
Wed, Sep 21 - Dr. Don Aaron, Optim
Orthopedics @ 102 Rocky Ford Road
Wed, Sep 21 - Dr. Michael Dykes, Optim Pain
Management @ 102 Rocky Ford Road
Wed, Sep 21 - Dr. John Odom, MetroSurgical @
Optim 209C Mims Road
Pain Management
1 st & 3rd Wednesday ea month
Michael Dykes, MD
102 Rocky Ford Road
19121 644-5300
“THE ANATOMY OF THE HEART”
.. _
Dr. Sidney J. Morgan
Optim Primary Care
Neighbors, today we’ll take a quick trip around the heart. We will take a look at its
different parts and see how they are “checked out”. The heart is basically a two-stage
pump with four main parts: the heart muscle, heart valves, coronary arteries, and an
electrical system. First, the heart muscle’s function is to pump blood. Then the heart
valves keep the blood flowing in only one direction. The role of coronary arteries can
be compared to an engine’s fuel line delivering “fuel” via blood to the heart muscle.
Last there is an electrical system that sets the heart rate and coordinates the pumping.
Each part has its own job and there are specific ways of testing how well each part is
functioning.
The heart muscle and valves are most often evaluated with an Echocardiogram. This is an ultrasound of
the heart that shows the valves opening and closing while the muscle squeezes and relaxes. Stenotic or leaky
valves and weak or stiff heart muscles can be seen from multiple angles while the ultrasound is moved around
the chest.
If someone is having a stress test, the main question being asked is • See DR. SID page 8
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