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Friday, April 21,2017 Lake Oconee News Page B3 Sponsor Ain (tRIUs LAKE COUNTRY Gretue 8 Putnam Rotary 20^5UPER RAFFIH Winner Prize Contributed Members of the Turtle Island Quartet are (l-r) Benjamin Von Cutzeit (viola), David Balakrishnan (violin), Malcolm Parson (cello) and Alex Hargreaves (violin). Contributed (L to R) Super Raffle winner representative Chelci Roberts, DreamBuilt, Inc. and Kelly Herrington from Bone Island Grillhouse Jazz ensemble and the ASO take MMCC stage May 5 and 7 DreamBuilt Inc. wins Rotary Super Raffle The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center will be abuzz with Grammy-win- ning performers during the weekend of May 5-7. Turtle Island Quartet, two-time Grammy Award winners, will take the MMCC stage on Friday, May 5 at 8 p.m. Turtle Island, known for innovative recordings and diverse projects ranging in style from jazz, classical, bluegrass to Indian music, joins forces with extraor dinary jazz pianist Cyrus Chestnut. Making soulful and sweet connections, together they draw a blazing and virtuosic line from the early roots of jazz directly to Theolonious Monk, one of the geniuses of the modern jazz era. This concert is part of the 15th Madison Chamber Music Festival and is spon sored by Donna and Ralph Blanchard, The Brady Inn, South Arts and the Virgil P. Warren Foundation. On Sunday, May 7 at 4 p.m., the Grammy Jubilee Continued from B1 sponsored by the Greene County Farm Bureau and Extension office, had the mobile dairy unit on display for the festival. The mobile dairy trailer explained to festival goers the process of milk production with a live dairy cow. In between the mobile dairy demonstration, 4-H students explained how to show livestock at compe tition. On South Main Street, the Georgia Classic Cruisers car show had a record crowd. The car show featured nearly 150 antique, classic, muscle, hot rod and other special interest cars and trucks, stretching over four blocks. Once South Main Street was filled, the Geor gia Classic Cruiser members rerouted cars to fill the First Baptist Church parking lot. In conjunction with the Southland Jubilee, Fes tival Hall, sponsored by the Farmers Bank, hosted a one-of-a-kind puppet show: “Billy Goats Gruff and Other Stuff’ by master puppeteer David Stephens. Living up to its reputation of being “the everything festival,” Southland Jubilee was proud to bring this fam ily friendly one-man puppet show to downtown Greens boro. Kids and adults were delighted by the humor and antics of the characters in “Billy Goats Gruff and Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returns for a second visit during MMCC’s 40th anniversary season. Come hear the symphony perform a musical journey through three capitols of Europe: Vienna, Paris and London, including Mozart’s “A Little Night Music,” Couperin’s “Pieces en Concert” with cellist Daniel Laufer and Haydn’s grandest symphony of all, the “London Symphony.” This is an afternoon designed to carry you away with great music from great cities played by the most celebrated symphony orchestra in the entire southern United States. This concert is generously sponsored by the Bank of Madison and Jim Boyd & Associates, Inc. For more information and tickets, please call the center at 706-342-4743 or visit our website at www. mmcc-arts.org. The Madi son-Morgan Cultural Cen ter is a multi-disciplinary Other Stuff’ where Ste phens retold classic fairy tales and spun a few yarns of his own. To top off the day, Ray Saltamacchio’s Tang Soo Do Karate School show cased the talents and skills of advanced students. These disciplined pupils per formed impressive routines with nunchucks, boards and karate forms. Once again, Greensboro shined bright in the city’s largest annual event, a festi val that spotlights the town, celebrates local culture and draws all walks of life from around the region. It’s small town America at its best, the streets alive with people basking in the verdant glow of the South ern heartland in springtime. This festival is possible because of the generous financial support from the local businesses listed below: Reynolds Lake Oconee, The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds Lake Oconee, Visit Lake Oconee, Easley Yard Care, St. Mary’s Good Samaritan Hospital, Smart Account ing Solutions, Famers Bank, Freedom Boat Club, Advanced Disposal, Moons Grocery Store, Novelis, Jor dan Air, NIBCO, Georgia Power, BankSouth, Dock 103.9FM, Lake Country 94.7FM, C.W. Smith Insur ance, Zaxby’s and Goodwin Manor. For more information regarding the festival, please visit www. Southland Jubi- lee.com nonprofit arts organiza tion located in a renovated 1895 Romanesque Revival school building in historic Madison. Through the performing and visual arts, the center serves an 11-county area and main tains an active member ship base. For more infor mation about the Cultural Center, please visit www. mmcc-arts.org or call 706- 342-4743 (877-233-0598 toll free). The Center is located at 434 S. Main Street, Madison. The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Coun ties is excited to announce that DreamBuilt Inc is this week’s winner of the 2017 Super Raffle Drawing. It will receive a $300 gift cer tificate from Bone Island Grillhouse. Known for its casual atmosphere and outstand ing food, the Bone Island Grillhouse strives to make the experience of every guest a memorable one. Its mission is to be the preferred restaurant to both their guests and team members by achieving excellence through pur pose, passion and pride. Bone Island Grillhouse is located on Lake Oconee Parkway in Eatonton. The next time you’re in the Athens area visit its new location at 2055 Oconee Connector. For more infor mation, call 706-991-1999. Each week during the year 2017, the Greene and Putnam Counties Rotary Club will draw and announce a new winner of 52 weekly prizes, each valued at $300 or more. Again this year are “Super Weeks” where the win ner will receive two prizes that week, each with a minimum value of $300! Winning raffle stubs will be added back into the raffle pot of 1,000 tickets, allowing ticket holders the opportunity to win multi ple times throughout the year. The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Counties is a local service organization, belonging to the massive Rotary Inter national organization. The Greene and Putnam Club funds both local and inter national charities, provid ing leadership and volun teers for charitable efforts. 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