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Newspaper Page Text4 January 18, 1996 VA supports Golden Harvest Food Bank RYN 5 R § < . \\\‘\\\\\;\e%; RN ) \ §\§ﬂ§ 8 3 SN \\\g\‘\ X ‘;i\\\\\\\‘\f\\:\\“‘ Nl i ) AR R i NN R %\Q\‘;\\ R i W \\\ S S \\\§§?§\§ } SRR - s S :-\\».-:ﬁ; AT o B §‘§\\§\i‘ N N L : ADT N S W g AAT S L § My § LAI Ty SR B \‘\;\\ k] SR N \:\\:\ At . W YRR padths L b N N S N Rea—— e SRR Nel e R Sel . WTN AN 3 X SR L L . SRR SR N @V\o i R R B . & e S SRR 3 : T s : L 3 S S R TR Gl SRR O L B L e x\\~‘\\ 3 R R R N ShNNE W SR RTR ¥ SN LY o = SR T \ RR R T R} RR R R &8 \\\\?:\\R\k\\ § W & N A\\ ;:\xi\;:.\"( X PR RN I“‘\\\\3\“\\“%‘&\ fenih S ShhaE e W & TREAEEE TTS R R X S b oot RN L A S b eOO g A ] At R W 3 il R e Nl AN LR ¢ L L el LA ‘-\*s‘§:\:7't* 3 LA L : Bl RAR \ .TR R PR R LT s 3 R R & ST R L e T Lot SRR \x}\\ LT - i TR A s \\\\ A e ‘ L | L e R ; L e : S e \‘:3\3' S D R § R 8 Naa R N \‘ : ‘ ‘ TR RN SRR AN R R SR R SN S e s _ AN Nl R 3 NS §<;::\\-,,.:\.\&<555‘_:;\& L e °\\ N SR N Ll . . . MR R NNN \ 3NI L . : A R S = \ N %‘\\‘"\\ L B 5 AN & SAR e L . L § S i G S o 8 B } e Nl B - T & F 3 R R 3 S S -LL: T n 8 e oE L 5 ST R R & S R N L ) S S L o ¥ ] SRR R S NS ; 3§ LT R PSR N | R .b; W 8 S \ N Ry \\\\w\ § i i T T . e R 2 e 3 s R R R e SRR e » ! . SR R R R 5 S I \\;&w\\\&&\ s ?%55\'""3':;::5:1‘1'5.:.:'3"-51-'1:?5151'?:1:?7.1;{"-.-:'.i'i'i:i'i:»::3'-'».\.~.\\.\« : 3 : L 3 S N R SRR «,@\“\%\;&\ :.;.;:@:;;‘-\ RR R S & 5 . L s\\\ GO e T L e i A S R R R S 9‘"“‘ Ley 3 SR &eﬁ:}‘\h\\k\%g&\\\& S y 3 S ASTD to hold monthy meeting The American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) Augusta Chapter will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, January 20. The topic is “Developing the Developer - Inner Growth, Burnout and Ho listic Health.” The speakeris Dr. Jesse F. Lewis, former Chief Psy chologist of the Augusta Area Mental Health Center. ASTD will also present three Jewel Lynch Scholarships to three lo cal college students. ASTD will meet at Shoney’s Inn on Wash ington Road at Rt. 20 in Augus ta. Social hour at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6:30 p.m. Members $12.00, guest‘s".}SlS.‘Qﬁ().wAlLt,@m ers, human resourge profession als, managers and supervisors are welcome. Call (706) 650- 0860 for reservations and infor mation. Class reunions this summer, fall The Academy of Richmond County class of 1986 is looking for its members in order to plan their ten-year reunion set for August 1996. Members can call 733-0725,733-8412 or mail their current information with tele phone number and address to: The Academy of Richmond Coun ty Classofl9B6,P. O. Box 12192, Augusta, GA 30914-2192. T. W. Josey Comprehensive High School is planning an all classes “super reunion” for June 2 -8, 1996. All former Josey alumni, band members, major ettes, etc. are encouraged to par ticipate. Please call the school for further information at 737- 7360, or contact your alumni as sociation. T. W. Josey Compre hensive High School, 1701 15th Street, Augusta, GA 30901. St. John Towers Association names 1996 officers A slate of 1996 officers for St. John Towers Residents’ Associa tion was installed in a ceremony at that facility on Tuesday, Jan uary 9, 1996, conducted by Dr. Anita Bozardt, Associate Pastor, St. John Methodist Church. Installed in the ceremony were incoming President Lamar Rush; Vice-president. Joanne Davis; Treasurer Virginia McElmurray; and Secretary Lisbeth Goldwire. Mr. Rush moved up from Vice president, a post he had held the past twoyears; Ms. McElmurray was installed as Treasurer for the second consecutive year. Ms. Davis and Ms. Goldwire were recently elected to their respective posts. St. John Towers is the Augus ta retirement facility of Atlanta based Wesley Homes, sponsored by the North Georgia Confer ence of the United Methodist Church. Ms. Patricia Strickland is Ad ministrator. AUGUSTA FOCUS People/Events w Everything we do - A is built around you. MEDICATED | DI YD SHAMPOO § (ETIE R RO LD RV PICTIRR P RPN, ) - of dondruf, trovesr . T R DT fry 3 by e RN Rlee @ ; ) i ‘_‘;.;v,,,:f ey T G i it b 7 e - “ :" + i ;—g‘ i f CONDITIONER Normal Hair b (51 m1)254FL.0Z. L IPT. 94R,. 07 i e L G RS b 1 897 Sale Entice Dual Care shampoo Dry/damaged, normal or extra-hody formula. 25.4-fl.-oz. hottle. Medicated Blue Shampoo; 7 Fl. oz., Sale 2/S3 Sale prices effective Wednesday, January 17 through Saturday, - January 20, 1996 Merchandise Available Only In United States Stores Reg. Prices May Vary Due To Local Competition Layaway Not Available In All Stores 1996 Kmart Corporation Master Card 8 . B 1 - o] Recently the Augusta VA Med ical Center appealed to their employees during a medical cen ter-wide food drive to support those less fortunate. As a result, more than 2,100 pounds of non perishable food was donated to the Golden Harvest Food Bank. The Food Bank has historically lent support to veterans who are in need. L-R: Thomas Kiernan, M.D., chief of staff; Claude Rigdon, RN, associate medical center director for patient services; David Whatley, medical center director; Michael Firman, Golden Harvest Food Bank; Ralph Angelo, associ ate medical center director; Lena Richardson, chief, social work service; Lucille Pace, chairperson of food drive; Richard Riley, social work service. f f %?‘:: . - : ::Z:‘. ANI Be! activewear s Els On sale q v ) L) A o e Lo G R Y T T O o - v Men’s Wilson or MacGregor activewear f@;@} ; SR Tees, tanks, shorts or wind sets. Sizes S-XL. wr o %3: Reg. 8.99-34.99, Sale 6.74-26.24 e A . Big Men’s 2X-3X, Sale 6.74-29.99 e eI o enino N S i £ e . e L L $ . : ‘ - :'_ 3 s R o ? i ,j_.:.: "\ < i — Erelsa ; s“{ ,;,:..{. B. g : N T ,:3_;.; e :.'_ . s 4 . g g I'% 1 N\ == e ; 4 ‘ e SN sEeREEE - - B i K o i ihes ot T — : i b 3 ™ 159.99 N SONY - ane o Sale : I SR B BN Sony 3-piece CD system with remote ; o N Features top-load built-in CD player, 1-bit D/A converter, 8X T e oversampling digital filter, 34-track RMS programming. CFDSSO 2 = North Augusta 310 E. Martintown Rd. Lou Rawls Parade of Stars Telethon exceeds goal The Lou Rawls Parade of Stars Telethon, which benefits the 1995 Paine College-United Negro Col lege Fund (UNCF) Joint Cam paign, raised $31,200 on Janu ary 6,1996, exceedingits $30,000 goal. Nationally, the telethon generated over $12.5 million. The telethon is the final fundraising event for the 1995 Paine College-UNCF Joint Cam paign, which generated $148,010 this year. The goal for 1995 was $145,000. This year’s campaign was chaired by Dr. Audsey Wood, principal of Tobacco Road Ele mentary School, and Mr. Patrick Blanchard, President and CEO of Georgia Bank & Trust Compa ny: According to Paine College’s President Dr. Shirley A. R. Lewis, “The success of Paine’s UNCF Campaign reflects the support ive spirit which prevails in Au gusta-CSRA. It is obvious that educational access and achieve ment are high priorities in this Augusta 1647 Gordon Hwy. community. We are deeply ap preciative and say thank you to one and all.” The Lou Rawls Parade of Stars was broadcast on WAGT TV 26 and simulcast on WFXA FOXIE 103. The hosts were TV 26 news anchors Steve Parrett and Cassandra Lawton, and Michael Thurmond, a 1975 graduate of Paine College who is the Direc tor of the Division of Family and Children Services for the state of Georgia. Paine College is a church-re lated, four-year, residential, lib eral arts college located in Au gusta, GA. Its mission of provid ing an education of high -quality in a wholesome and nurturing environment has not changed since its founding in 1882. Paine is supported by The United Meth odist Church, the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church and the United Negro College Fund. Dr. Shirley A. R. Lewis is presi dent of Paine College. Martinez 3830 Washington Rd.