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Mrs. Taylor’s 4th grade class at C.T. Walker proudly displays their works of art
after completing a four week painting class taught by artist Rhian Swain-
Giboney. Each and every painting is a masterpiece.
Publix offers Free Kids Safety Photos
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On Thursday, February 27,
2003, Publix kicks off its
fifth annual Baby Fest.” ~~
Publix stores will offer free
child identification photos
Saturday, March 1, from 10
a.m. until 4 p.m. When par
ents return to pick up their
photos the following week,
they will receive a Kids’
Safety Book Photo I.D. folder
with a place for ‘parents to
fill in pertinent information
about their children, includ
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hair color, etc.
Publix Spokesman Lee
Brunson said, “Law enforce
ment officials tell us that
this is an extremely valuable
resource for them when they
are searching for a missing
child.”
Customers can take advan
tage of special savings on
baby-related products Feb.
27 - March 5. Customers can
also sign up for Publix’s
Baby Club, a unique free
AUGUSTA FOCUS
membership program that
provides coupons, gifts and
information to new parents.
And for parents of preschool
ers, Publix offers Publix
Preschool Pals, a Web-based
club that provides helpful
information for parents, as
well as entertaining, educa
tional games for preschool
ers. Membership is free and
available through www.pub
lix.com/preschool or though
the Clubs section of the Pub
lix web site,
www.publix.com.
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Aiken Tech
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scholarship
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deadline
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The application dead
line for Aiken Technical
College Foundation
Scholarships is Monday,
March 3, 2003.
ATC Foundation Schol
arships range from S2OO
to SI,OOO and can be
received in addition to
other grants and scholar
ships. Applications are
available in the Financial
Aid Office at ATC.
For more information
about scholarships avail
able at ATC, call (803)
593-9231, ext. 1243.
Art Factory offers new set of classes
Travel around the world of
arts this spring at the Art
Factory, Augusta’s only non
profit community arts school
that offers classes in dance,
visual art, drama, writing
and music. Beginning the
week of March 10, classes
and workshops are offered to
people of all ages: children
as young as 18 months old all
the way to senior citizens.
Conveniently located on
Crawford Avenue near
downtown, the Art Factory
offers daytime classes for
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There are two good reasons to fly us to New York. Starting March 2, we'll offer the only
nonstop jet service from Augusta to New York, twice a day. And while you're at it, why
not join OnePass¢, our award-winning frequent flyer program. In fact, for a limited
time you can earn double One Pass miles each way between Augusta and New York.
Yet another double-good reason. To register for the double One Pass mile offer, visit
continental.com or call 1-800-346-6090 and mention promotion code 53016. For
reservations, call your travel agent or Continental Airlines at 1-800-523-FARE,
or ticket online at continental.com.
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Native Augustan receives
Augusta native Sheila
Roundtree, M.D. was recent
ly named Commonwealth
Fund/Harvard University
Fellow in Minority Health
Policy at Harvard University
in Cambridge, Mass. This
fellowship is designed to pre
pare physicians to serve as
advocates for all patients in
a variety of settings, includ
ing government, private sec
tor and academia. Addition
ally, fellows receive ample
exposure to issues and agen
cies impacting minority com
munities disproportionately.
Dr. Roundtree’s areas of
focus include obesity and
HIV/AIDS.
Dr. Roundtree did her resi
dency at the University Hospi
tal in Columbia, S.C. and later
staffed a Veteran’s Clinic in
Greer, S.C. She is a graduate
home schoolers and adults as
well as after school and Sat
urday classes
New this spring are
Mommy and Me dance, adult
ballet, puppetry, drumming,
jewelry design, poetry, story
telling, mixed media and a
variety of ceramics classes.
In April the Art Factory will
have workshops in pan
tomime with Lisa Barett and
voice lessons with Russell
Joel Brown.
Art Factory classes are
affordable and scholarships
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School,
Emory Uni
versity and
the Medical
College of
Georgia.
Fifteen
years ago,
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to Harvard
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Sheila
Roundiree, MD
as an undergraduate, but was
not accepted. Her philosophy
is that “if at first you don’t
succeed, try and try again.”
Dr. Roundtree was reared
by her grandmother, Mrs.
Daisy King of Augusta. She
is married to Michael
Slaughter and wuses her
maiden name of Roundtree.
They are the parents of a
two-year-old daughter, Adia.
are available. To find out
more about how the Art Fac
tory can become a fun activi
ty for your family, call 731-
0008 for a complete schedule
or visit the web site at
www.artfactoryinc.org.
David J. Tucker is execu
tive director, Rukiya Flagg is
program coordinator and
Shawna Pastor-Price is pro
gram assistant.
The Art Factory is an asso
ciate member of the Nation
al Guild of Community
Schools of the Arts.