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Newspaper Page Text16 April 27, 1995 CALENDAR CONT'D FROM PAGE 13 cedaimi it B ANNOUNCEMENTS CONTD will be taken Friday, May 5- Sunday, May 7 at the Aiken Mall. Voting will be May 20-June 2 at the Aiken Mall. Registration is $5 per child and each vote costs only a penny. The boy and girl with the most votes will be crowned the 1995 “Cut est Kids in Town.” The winners will receive 16" x 20" portraits, trophies, savings bonds and more. ook Historic guide, Nancy Bowers, will lead a tour through one of Augusta’s oldest neighborhoods. The Summerville Waiking Tour will be followed by brunch at The Partridge Inn and a tour of the Benet House at Augusta College. Tour starts at 9:30 a.m. on Sat urday, May 13. Fee of $33 in cludes brunch. Call Augusta Col lege Continuing Education at 737-1636 for information. SENIOR CITIZENS The next picture LD cards will be issued on Monday, May Ifrom 10 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. at the Senior Center, 535 15th Street, Augusta, Georgia. MEETINGS The Georgia Academy of Science’s annual meeting will be held at Augusta College, Fri day and Saturday, April 28- 29. “Telemedicine in Georgia” symposium will begin at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 28 with a vari ety of hands-on science demon strations conducted earlier that same day between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. More demonstrations will be presented on Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon in the lecture room of Butler Hall at Augusta College. For more information, call the college at 737-1444. ¥k k The last meeting for the Rich- ‘ mond Coun- / ty Retired /"% s Teachers Asso ciation will take place on Wednesday, May 3 at the Land mark (now the Ramada) Hotel at noon. All Area VI Units have been invited to the cluster meet ing to honor newly installed GRTA President Narvie Harris, who will address the group and later install new RCRTA officers for 1995-96. Members can also renew and pay RCRTA and GRTA membership dues at this meeting. *kk The Partnership for Com munity Health in cooperation with the United Way and Op eration Self-Help will sponsor a community meeting to de velop an action plan which will address the health and social needs of persons residing in the 30901 zip code area in Augusta. The meeting will be held in Rooms C and D of the Augusta- Richmond County Civic Center on Saturday, May 6 from 9 a.m. until noon. Residents of this area are asked to participate in this meeting to give their in putonthe needs ofthe communi " ok The next meeting of the Part nership for Community Health will be on Monday, May 8 at the Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in rooms C-D. There will not be ameeting ofthe Partnership during April. For more information call Gwen Durnell at (706) 774-8805. CLASSES The American Red Cross will be offering a Standard First Aid class on Saturday, April 29 at the Augusta Red Cross Office. Preregistration required at 811 12th Street. Call 826-4465 for further information. kK The Adult Psychiatric Unit at Augusta Regional Medical Center will be offering a stress management course called “Stress & Grandparenting” on Tuesday, May 2. The class be gins at 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Augusta Regional Medical Cen ter in classrooms 1 & 2. Please call 868-2450 to register. Kok Twoexperienced anglers, John Thompson and Perry Houck, share their skillsin an Interme diate Fly Casting class. You'll learn to cast in current so that you can fish in trout streams. Class starts Tuesday, May 2 at AUGUSTA FOCUS -7 p.m. Fee is $49. Call Augusta College Continuing Education at 737-1636 for infor;mation. L The South Richmond Coun ty YMCA, 2340 Milledgeville ) Rd., will be offering GED preparation classes beginning May 4 from 6p.m.to 10 p.m. every Thursday. The cost of the program is $6 for four sessions (priceincludes all materials). All subjects will be covered. Anyone who is interested or would like more information, please call 738- 6680. ok The American Red Cross will be offering a lifeguarding course from May 6 through May 19 at the YMCA pool. The course will be offered again from May 13 through May 26 at the Kingston pool. Students must be 15 years or older and a preswim test is required. Call 826-4465 for more information. * k% Learn toset up vendors, inven tory items, payment terms and more, using the Peachtree Ac counting computer program to organize and monitor your ac counts payable. Class meets Monday, May 8 at 8:15 a.m. Fee is $44. 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EXP 43008 > E i i = RS MR ok ’,[' CL sTR (AR J WAN P SN AR L AR Ll L W " R iy - L‘ e J-IBOURNE TOYOTA] ettt e L D R TR A WGREAT DEALS AREN'T MADE THEY RE BOURNE GREAT DEALS AREN'T MADE THEY RE BOURNE ~GREAT DEALS AREN T MADE THEY RE BOURNE GREAT DEALS AREN T MADE THE YRE BOURNE GREAT DEA SN Continuing Education at 737- 1636 for information. ok ok Learn to make your own nap kins. placemats and runners out of inexpensive fabrics, Class meets Saturday, May 6 from 10a.m.to 1 p.m. Feeissl7. Call Augusta College Continuing Ed ucation at 737-1636 for informa tion. FITNESS Registration for the South Richmond County YMCA Summer Aquatics Program continues through April 30. Register at the SRC YMCA, 2340 Milledgeville Rd., between the hours of 3 p.m.-7 p.m., Monday through Friday. The cost is S2B for members and S3B for non members. For more information, call 738-6689 between the hours of 3 p.m.-7 p.m. Monday through Friday, or stop by. No enroll ment over the phone. ek ok South Richmond County YMCA T-Ball registration continues through April 30. Register at the SRC YMCA, 2340 Milledgeville Rd., between the hours of 3 p.m.-7 p.m., Monday through Friday. Cost is $35 in cluding membership. For more information call 738-6689 be tween the hours of 3 p.m. and 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, or come by South Richmond Coun ty YMCA. OPPORTUNITIES The Augusta Players, Inc. will hold auditions for Tom Grif fin's moving comedy-drama The Boys Next Door at 8 ; p.m.on Sun day, April 30 and at ’ 6:30 p.m. on Monday, May 1 at the Playhouse, 1399 Walton Way. Roles are available for four male principals (three white, one black) plus four supporting men ranging in age from 25 to 60. Female roles include three sup porting parts for ages 30 to 65. The Boys Next Door will be di rected by Jay Willis, with perfor mances scheduled for June 9-11 and June 16-17. For further in formation, please contact the Augusta Players’ Business Of fice at (706) 826-4707. # ok Voorhees College is seeking applicants for its six-week resi dential math and science pro gram, which runs from June 5 through July 14. The program is designed to strengthen the math and science education of partici pants; improve their competen cy in math and science; and en courage student interest in postsecondary degrees and ca reers in math and science, Par ticipants must be entering 9th, 10th or 11th grade; economically disadvantaged; and in need of academic support. Fifty slots are available. For more informa tion, contact Paulette Nicholson, program coordi nator, at (803)793-3351, ex tension 7217 or 7304. ' Aok The Augusta Chapter of the American Red Cross offers volunteer opportunities for high school students ages 13-18. This is a great chance to gain work experience while serving your community. Make a differ ence in someone’s life...be a Red Cross volunteer. Interested per sons should contact the Augusta Red Cross at 826-4465 by May 25 for an application. * 4k The American Intercultur al Student Exchange is seek ing local families to host high school age foreign exchange stu dents for the upcoming school year. Local area representatives are on hand to show student pro files, and help families select the student who best suits them, If interested in reading some of the many student profiles AISE has on file, please call 1-800-SIB LING. ok Final registration is now be ing held for the 17th Annual Bryan Adrian Summer Bas ketball Camp. Boys and girls ages 5 through 18 are eligible. The Bryan Adrian Basketball Camp is recognized as one of the top teaching programs in the country. Forabrochure, call (704) 372-3236. FUND RAISER The Foundation on Aging presents Gone With The Wind, the original David O. Selznick production on the big screen of the Imperial Theater, Saturday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. Turner Broadcasting has donated this film for a special fund raiser for The Foundation on Aging. The evening will include “Gone With The Wind” door prizes and peri od costume dress by our volun teers. The tickets are $25 for one, S2O each for two and $lB each for three or more. Tickets are available through the Impe rial Theater ticket office or by calling The Foundation on Aging Office at 739-7437. ;