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The Sylvania Times
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-Lifestyles-
In the Kitchen
with
Charlotte Lambert
CROCKPOT LONDON BROIL
1 London Broil
1 pkg ranch salad dressing mix
1 pkg Italian salad dressing mix
1 pkg brown gravy mix
1 1/2 cup water
Mix all the mixes in the water and pour over
the roast. Cook on low overnight.
SPINACH CASSEROLE
1 box frozen spinach, cooked and drained
1 stick melted butter
8 oz cream cheese, softened
1 pkg Pepperidge Farm dressing mix
Cream 1/4 cup butter and cream cheese.
Add hot spinach, season to taste, and mix
well. Pour into a greased casserole dish and
sprinkle dressing mix on top. Bake at 350
for 30 minutes.
CREAMSICLE SALAD
2 cups cottage cheese
2 cups cool whip
1 small orange jello
1 can mandarin oranges, halved and drained
Mix all ingredients together. Chill until
ready to serve. Yummy!
Optim Medical Center-Screven
Pa tient A ccess
Department Recognized
Optim Medical Center-Screven is proud to recognize our
Patient Access Department during their special week.
These ladies are the first faces patients encounter when
they enter the facility and are exceptional at their customer
service duties. They are responsible for registering patients
for procedures, making sure demographic information
is correct, verifying insurance coverage, and obtaining
authorizations when assigned. The department manager,
Tabitha Simmons, is consistently praised for her staff and
their caring attitudes.
Happy National Patient Access Week! Well deserved'
Front L to R - Jennifer Stafford, Barbara Walker
Back L to R - Jackalon Gatson, Judy Coplin, Tabitha
Simmons, Alexis Driver
Leadership
Conference to be
held at Georgia
Southern
Georgia Southern University's Division of Continuing
and Professional Education is hosting their inaugural
conference May 17th, from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. CPE
Leadership Conference: The Future of Leadership:
Adapting to a Changing Landscape. Keynote speakers
include Justin Farquhar Vice President of Workforce for
the Savannah Economic Development Authority and Brent
Stubbs, the Senior Manager of Learning and Development
at Hyundai Metaplant America.
https://academics.georgiasouthern.edu/ce/conferences/
cpe-leadership-conference/
FARM
BUREAU
SCREVEN CO.
Screven County Farm Bureau
104 Rocha ford Road / P 0 Box 533
Syluania, GA 30467
Phone: 912-564-7891
Fax: 912-564-7893
Georgia Farm Bureau
Website: www.gfb.org.
loving God. loving Others.
Making Disciples
127 North Main Street - Sylvania, Ga. 30467
Serving Screven County since 1975
COME AND
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I.UUHIVI Praise & Worship
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1 Oak Hill Church Road
Millen, Georgia 30442
(478) 982-1616
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Samantha Nigg
Jenny Walker
Patient Access First
Glimpse of Hospital
Optim Medical Center-Screven RHC—Dr. Sidney Morgan
is proud to recognize our Patient Access Department during
their special week. These ladies are the first faces patients
encounter when they enter the facility and are exceptional
at their customer service duties. They are responsible
for registering patients for
procedures, making sure
demographic information is
correct, verifying insurance
coverage, and obtaining
authorizations when
assigned. The department
manager, Ebony Mercer,
is consistently praised for
her staff and their caring
attitudes
912) 564-7002
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SCREVEN COUNTY FARM
BUREAU’S BODDIFORD
SERVING ON GFB YF&R
COMMITTEE
MACON, Ga. - Screven County Farm Bureau
(SCFB) Young Farmers & Ranchers (YF&R)
Chairman Knapp Boddiford is serving as vice-
chairman on the 2024 Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB)
YF&R Committee.
This is the second year of a two-year term on the
committee for Boddiford, who runs nis own farm and
also farms with his father, Joe, growing com, cotton
and peanuts on a total of 2,300 acres. Knapp and Joe
also run Sylvania Peanut Company, and Knapp owns
JKB Farm Services, selling crop growth and crop
protection products.
Knapp Boddiford has a bachelor’s degree in
diversified agriculture from Abraham Baldwin
Agricultural College with an agribusiness emphasis.
He was part of the first group of students involved
with the ABAC YF&R chapter. He lives in Sylvania.
On the committee, Boddiford represents the GFB
7th District, which includes Farm Bureaus in Appling,
Bryan, Bulloch, Burke, Candler, Chatham, Effingham,
Emanuel, Evans, Jenkins, Liberty, Long, McIntosh,
Screven, Tattnall, Toombs and Wayne counties.
The committee oversees GFB’s young farmer
and rancher activities, including the GFB YF&R
Discussion Meet, Achievement Award and Excellence
in Agriculture competitive events, the Picture Georgia
in Agriculture Photo Contest and the Harvest for All
Campaign.
The GFB Young Farmers & Ranchers program
is designed to provide leadership development,
educational and social opportunities for farmers
between the ages of 18 and 35.
Founded in 1937, Georgia Farm Bureau is the
state’s largest general farm organization and has
158 county offices. Its volunteer members actively
participate in local, state and national activities that
promote agriculture awareness to their non-farming
neighbors. GFB offers its members a wide variety of
benefits, including insurance, but enrollment in any of
the member benefits is optional and not a requirement
for membership.
Your NEW HOME
Awaits YOU!
Sherri Chance & Vondessa Lee
HONEST &
DEPENDABLE
C4f«W
604 Hwy 25 North
Millen, GA. 30442
478-494-0580
DRUG,
Very Unique Gifts
Georgia Bulldog Merchandise
Neighbors, dementia is a common disease most
people have experienced via an affected family
member or friend. According to the CDC, about 5
million adults in America have dementia. Dementia
is a general tenn for a decline in cognitive function
that interferes with daily activities and can affect
memory, thinking, and behavior. Alzheimer's is
the most common form of dementia, accounting
for approximately 60 to 80 percent of cases. The
impact of dementia on individuals, families, and
society as a whole is significant. It can lead to a loss
of independence, difficulty with communication,
and changes in behavior that can be challenging for
caregivers to manage. The burden of caregiving is
often the most difficult part of dementia. Progressive
loss of independence necessitates reliance on others
for everyday needs such as dressing or bathing.
Consequently, families may feel overwhelmed
and unprepared for the caregiving challenges of
dementia. The exact cause of dementia is not yet fully
understood, but it is thought to be a combination of
genetic and environmental factors. There is currently
no cure for dementia, and treatment options are
limited. However, early diagnosis and intervention
may help to slow the progression of symptoms and
improve the quality of life for those living with the
condition. Dementia has been a focus of research
for decades in an attempt to improve early detection
and development of effective treatments. I think the
thing most beneficial for many people today is to
take a moment and consider the impact of dementia
on our families and communities.
60 years of Wedded Bliss
Elva and Pete Mills celebrated
their 60th Wedding Anniversary
on March 31th 2024, Easter
Sunday. They were married March
29,1964. Congratulations Elva
and Pete!
Dementia,
more
common and
challenging
than many of
us realize
Dr. Sidney J. Morgan
Optim Primary Care
Dr.
Morgan’s
Minute
COLORECTAL CANCER is the 2nd leading
cause of cancer deaths in US. It is also one
of the few cancers that can be prevented
through screening! Get screened today!
CALL 912.303.7533 TO SCHEDULE
YOUR SCREENING WITH DR. MORGAN!
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