Friday, October 27, 2017
Lake Oconee News
Page B5
OCONEE/ATHENS
Fabric trees, just a few of the many fun and festive
items, handmade by OCAF friends and members, for
sale at Holly Daze.
Shoppers enjoy wine and refreshments at the opening of OCAF's Holly Daze shop.
Holly Daze coming to OCAF this weekend
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OCAF's fourth annual "Holly Daze" offers
a one-stop shopping experience for
handcrafted, high-style, unique seasonal
decor with stunning wreaths, creative
table settings, ornaments, "OCAF
Hooters" and more by local artisans and
friends of OCAF. "Holly Daze" will be
open for only two weekends: Friday, Oct.
27, from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. The shop will
then be open on Saturday/Sunday, Oct.
28 and 29, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the
following weekend Friday, Nov. 3, from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday/Sunday, Nov.
4 and 5, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The shop
will be located in the Rocket Hall building
at 34 School Street, Watkinsville. For
hours and further information, visit the
website at www.ocaf.com, email info@
ocaf.com, or call 706-769-4565.
A customer in OCAF's Holly Daze shop chooses another
wonderful handmade item to purchase.
A shopper views just a few of the many unique handmade seasonal
items for sale at OCAF's Holly Daze.
GREENE COUNTY
GCSS receives donation from Publix
Publix Store manager
Bruce Humphries along
with a team of Publix
employees delivered a
truckload of school sup
plies to the Greene County
Board of Education office
on Wednesday morning.
The supplies were pur
chased by Publix shoppers
for the school system.
Included in the boxes of
donated items were pens,
pencils, crayons, notebook
paper, glue, scissors and
other school supplies.
The supplies were
divided between all of the
schools in Greene County
for students and staff to
benefit from.
“We are veryfortunateto
be apart of such agenerous
community. We would like
to thank Publix and all of
the shoppers who donated Contributed
to this great cause, said Greene County Schools Superintendent Dr. Chris Houston poses with Publix store
Superintendent Dr. Chris manager Bruce Humphries and Publix employees in front of the boxes of donated
Houston. school supplies.
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m Pets of the Week
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BUNNY, 8 wks. female, Beagle mix. One of a litter
of eight. All colors. Really adorable. Come see.
These little black beauties got their blessing
from Father Bill of Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer, Tuesday evening. Blessing of the
Animals. They will soon be out of foster care
& taking applications for adoption. Stop by
the shelter & visit all the wonderful cats &
kittens we have available.
Spay/Neuter Clinic, November 1 & 2
Putnam County Animal Control.
$50 for dogs, $40 for cats. CALL TODAY. 706-454-1508
New puppies are here. Low adoption fees on adult cats.
Volunteers are still needed.
Pets are stress relievers & share unconditional love to their
owners. Pick one for yourself.
Start now to prepare your outside shelter for your furry
friends. They need your help.
THRIFT SHOP
•Medical Equipment
Check Out
•Local Assistance
•Food for Friends
All proceeds benefit
Rotary
Continued from B2
at the senior center, food
drives, Greene Point Nursing
Home and cleaning at the
school. She plans to attend
the University of Georgia and
study to become a medical
researcher. She chose Mary
Helen Brewer as her teacher
of the month.
Destiny Kieu attends
Putnam County High School.
She is the daughter of Kim
Ma. She was the superinten
dent student of the month for
February 2016 and was the Lt.
Governor’s Student Spotlight
of the Month in August 2017.
She has received the Georgia
Certificate of Merit Scholars
award.
She is currently the senior
class vice president, HOSA
president, Skills USA pres
ident and Anchor Club
secretary. She serves as a
member on the Farmers &
Merchants Junior Board of
Directors. She has played on
thevarsityvolleyballteamfor
three years and will play on
the varsity girls’ soccer team
for four years.
She is the captain for both
teams. She loves the outdoors
too, including hiking, pho
tography and traveling. She
volunteers with the Adoptive
andFosterParentAssociation
for Putnam Counties and has
distributed school supplies to
foster children. After gradu
ation, she plans to attend the
University ofGeorgiato major
in biology.
After that, she would like
to attend medical school to
become a doctor. Destiny
chose Katherine Reid as her
teacher of the month.
Once again, the Rotary
Club of Greene and Putnam
Counties wishes to congratu
late these deserving students!
If you are interested to
know more about how you
can get involved with the
Rotary of Greene and Putnam
Counties, please visit us at
www.GreenePutnamRotary.
org or on Facebook.
Putnam Co. Citizens
706.485.4066
151 Industrial Blvd.
P.O. Box 3971
Eatonton, GA 31024
(across from Haband)
SERVING THOSE IN NEED
*S» HARMONY CROSSING
H ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Scott Richter, DVM
Scott Gibson, DVM
Practice Limited To Small Animals
1013 Lake Oconee Pkwy.
Suite 102 • Eatonton, GA31024
706-923-1456
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 8am - 5pm
Wed, Sat: 8am - 2pm
STEFFEN THOMAS
MUSEUM SHOP
Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 AM-4:00 PM
Stefan Thomas Ori^inads and Prints
Currently featuring a wide selection of pottery
from North Carolina Potters, Interchangable
Snap Jewelry and much more!
Shop first and get free admission to Museum
with shop purchase of $10 or more!
4200 Bethany Road, Buckhead, GA 30625
706-342-7557 www.steffenthomas.org
