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The Summerville News, January 16, 1992 .
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Finster Honored
The Rev. Howard Finster, riiht, Chattooga County’s
widely known folk artist, has been honored by a fellow
artist. Carl McCleskey, Cloudland, presents a drawing
of the Rev. Finster outside his Folk Art Church to the
artist at his Pennville studio. McCleskey plans to draw
a series of sketches on reknown regional personalities.
A limited number of prints is available of the Rev.
Finster. (Staff Photo).
Clothing
Recelves
Foster Children To
Receive SSO More A Year
. Local foster parents will
receive SSO more E:: year to
buy clothes for children in their
care. .
The amount was approved
Monday by the boars of the
Chatawn(:fia County D(ifiartment
of Family and Children Ser
vices. It is part of the DFCS’
county budget of $48,120.
Foster parents will now
have SIOO per child Eer year for
clothing costs. The budget
awaits signature from Commis
sioner Jim Parker, said Sharon
Pinion, DFCS director.
Mrs. Pinion told the board
that computer terminals were
installed this month to begin a
centralized accounting ?ro
gram for Chattooga and four
other counties. 5
Departments in Chattooga,
Dade, Gordon, Murray and
Catoosa counties employ a
total of three bookkeepers.
Sharing an accounting system
is expected to reduce personnel
costs for the counties.
Mrs. Pinion was to meet
Wegnesday with Shirley Tate,
field manager for area DFCS.
Field managers have tem
porarily replaced regional
directors as part of restructing
the State Department of
Human Resources. o
~ Mrs. Tate will supervise 19
other counties besides Chat
tooga. The field managers will
Local Families ‘Adopted’
A total of 318 families was
helped this Christmas by the
Chattooga County Degartment
of Family and Children
Services.
For:f'-six agencies or in
dividuals ‘‘adopted”’ one or
more families throu%lh the
DFCS. Their names follow:
Masons and the Order of
the Eastern Star, Summerville,
First Presbyterian Church,
John Drennan and employees
of Inland Rome Maintenance,
Bill McClellan and family,
Salvation Army, Hags Correc
tional Institution, Chattooga
County, Ambulance Service,
Trion United Methodist
Church, Chattooga Library,
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Budget
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remain in glace for the next
three months.
Roof repairs and renova
tions have geen completed at
the DFCS’ clothing center in
the Dick’cra{ville community,
south of Trion. The center is
open Wednesdays through
Fridays, and a drop-off box is
available for after-hours
clothing deliveries.
The board acknowledged
two donations to its emergen
cy fund, of SSO from Farmers
and Merchants Bank, and SSOO
from Mount Vernon Mills. The
fund helps par medical ex
penses for children and the
elderly.
Mrs. Pinion said that Carl
and Pefifiy Pierce and their
foster children have relocated
after their home burned last
month. No one was injured in
the fire, and the famil{ receiv
ed many donations, she said.
In other matters, the board:
— Met Sandra Browder, the
department’s new secretary
and t)wist.
— Was told that local foster
E‘arents will meet at 10 a.m.
eb. 4 at the Summerville First
United Methodist Church.
— Learned that 21 child
abuse cases were reported dur
ing December. The number
was down from 27 in
November. One case was con
firmed last month.
First Bagtist Ladies’ Sunday
School Class, Summerville,
First Baptist Men's Sunday
School &ass. Summerville,
North Summerville Baptist
Church, Wal-Mart, gest
Manufacturing, Chattooga
High Choral Groug, Chattooga
High Student Council and
Summerville Middle School
Y-Club. ;
Summerville Presbyterian
Church, Amvets Post 29,
LaFayette, Perennial Springs
Baptist Church, Trion High
Sclfool Fellowship of Christian
Athletes, North Georgia
Cruisers, Jones’ Body ShoK,
Chattoo‘g?u High VICA,
Melanie Whisenant and family,
Berxton Church of God
Children’s Church, New Hope
Church and Best Manufactur
ing Employees, Farmers and
Merchants Bank Employees,
Robert Ponder and family, St.
Barnabas Episcopal Church,
Four Mile Balgtist Church and
Charlie and Donna Long.
Bud Reynolds, Harofd and
wife, Anita Ozment, Phil
Gurley, Evans Scoggins,
Juanita Pace, Edna Dowdy,
Dennis and Nelda Camg‘bel‘i,
First Baptist Church, Trion
Church of God of Pr%phecy,
Bonnie Lowrence, Bonnie
Cfifl' other individuals and
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