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16 - The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, November 19, 2008 CLASSIFIEDS ADS REAL ESTATE To Place Your Classified Ad in The Savannah Tribune Call (912) 233-6128 • Fax (912) 233-6140 • Email: tanya@savannahtribune.com Savannah Sankofa Male Chorale Sponsor Variety Dinner Sale The Savannah Sankofa Male Chorale, Inc. will spon sor a variety dinner sale on November 22, 2008, 12:00- 3:00 p.m. at St. Peter's AME Church, 624 Staley Avenue. The cost of the dinners are $7.00 and will consist of fried or barbeque chicken with red rice, potato salad, green beans, roll and cake. To place your order call the Sankofa Hotline at 912-541- 5312. The proceeds from this fundraiser will offset the cost for the chorale to travel to the BET Studios in Washington, DC for a live taping as new talent on the Bobby Jones Gospel Show. Clinton Taylor Founder/Director Sadie Perkins Advisory’ Board Chairperson GENERAL/HELP WANTED Armstrong Atlantic State University ^ Armstrong Atlantic State University is accepting applica tions for the following staff position(s): Staff Assistant Graduate Enrollment Services Please visit our website at www.hr.armstrong.edu/iobs.htm for more information. AA/EOE. No phone calls please. PROFESSIONAL C® Au mstronc. i Atlantic State Un iviipseiy^ Armstrong Atlantic State University in Savannah, Georgia invites applications for the following professional position(s): University Counsel Office of the President Please visit our website, www.hr.armstrong.edu/iobs.htm for position details, salary information, and application instruc tions. Georgia is an open records law state. AA/EOE invitation to Bid Sealed bidy proposes will be iteecived by i k L Board of Fldibcahoii for tlic Cily of Savfltiniili :uid County of Chatham at the Purchasing Department. 2 OS Bull Si reel. Room 213, Savannah. Georgia 51-HH REP 09-32 Excess Coverage Worker’s Compensation Insurance Pre-bid meeting will be held 208 Dull St Rm 2!3 Savannah, GA 3140! on 11/25/08fa LOAM Closing Dale: 12/UWW u 2 PM 09-39 Amuial Contract far playground Equipment Closing Daie: 1M6/200S a 2 PM 09-42 Police: Unifomis and Accessories Closing Daie: 12/04/08 ^ l! AM <1*50 MnsiphIA Tltcalcr Art Supplies/Eqiiipmciil mid Accessories (Catalog Discount) Closing Date: ±2/09/2008 @ M AM RFP09-51 Vehicle Remal (AnnualContract] Closing Dale: I2/09AI8 d l PM RFQ C09-18 Archi [eel n ril Design Ser\ ices Re nova lions •ft 208 Ball Si. Project Closing Daie: 12/09/08 'a 2 PM Rf 'Q Cl 19-19 Stalemenl of Qualifications- Replacement of Architectural & Engineering Services for Beach High School Pre-bid meeting will be held at Whilncj 2 Laura Avc Savannah, <SA 3 ±404 on 11/25/08 q 9 AM Closing Date: 12/16/118 ft 2 P\1 RFPC09-23 Real Estate- Pronin Saney Services Closing Date: m/U6/09 ft 2 PM RFQC09-24 Ej ig i nocri Jigv'Gco I echo ical Service® Closing Dtfle: l2/18/2fX)8 ii 2 PM RFQ Cl 19-25 Special Inspections and Material Tcsling Sen ices Closing Daie: 12/18/2008 a 2 PM COD-26 Fence liisialbuioit at Johnson High School Closing Date: 12/0*116 ft HAM At the time and place noted above, bids will be publicly opened, No extension of die bidding period wilt be made unless indicated by wriden addendum The Board reserves lhe riglil lo reject am and all bids and to waive any irregil- talilies $r technical ititf in pioposnls received whenever such lejeclron or waiter is in die best nUeresi of the Board. Tire Board !tis the right lo disqualify a bid of any bidder deemed nort-respousive die Board. Bidding document mm be obtained from the Purdiasing Departmeatt, 2tt8 Bull Street, Room 21.3. Savannah. Geoqpa31401 or they may be downloaded from the DistrieCs web sire, iv\vw savtninah.cluithainjt12.ga.us. The f (ruin! of h iUie.itinn is nr Kifiml Opportunity Employer Sponsor of the Community Events MLK Observance Invites Student to Participate in Selection Theme The Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Day Association, Inc. invites all students grades 4-12 to participate in the selection of a theme for the 30th Annual Observance Celebration. The theme should focus on “The Philosophy of Dr. King” and should not exceed 10 words. The deadline for submitting is November 21. Entries should be mailed to: Mrs. Margaret J. Williams, c/o Education Committee, 1107 West 51st Street, Savanah, Ga. 31405 or ML King, Observance Day Association, Inc., Education Committee, 1206 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd., Savannah, GA 31405. Please call (912) 236-5000 for more information. Sol C. Johnson National Alumni Celebrates The Sol C. Johnson National Alumni Association will be celebrating its school’s 50th Founding Anniversary begin ning December 26-28, 2008. All classes are invited. For activities information, con tact Julius Greene at (912) 234-0565 or George Maxwell at (904) 874-8353. Tompkins High School Wolverines The 1978 class of Tompkins High School will be meeting on Nov. 22, 2008 at 1918A Delesseps Ave. at 4:00p.m. All classmates are asked to attend. For information please contact Julie Bright-Dinkins at 443-9806. A.E. Beach Class of 1960 Christmas Party All 1960 A. E. Beach High School Classmates are invied to our Christmas Party Dec. 20, 2008, at St. Benedict Social Hall. Also, to our next reunion meeting, Thursday, November 20th at: 6 P. M. Forest City Branch Library, 1501 Stiles Ave, in the Cloverdale Community. Volunteers Needed Join the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of EOA, we need your help to help oth ers. Through RSVP seniors 55 and older serve in various community organizations from 1 to 40 hours per week. Savannah Sickle Cell Association and Hospice House are presently in need of volunteers through RSVP. "Volunteers are the Heart of America." For further excit ing information please call 234-7842 or Linda Fields at 238-2960 ext. 123. Golden Age Program Seeks Seniors All seniors are encouraged to participate in the Golden Age Program at the beautiful Tatemville Lake and Community Center, Monday- Friday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 333 Coleman St. Enjoy good fel lowship, hot meals daily, crafts, shopping trips, com puter class gardening & more. Telephone # 912-691-6289. It’s a Gullah Christmas A Gullah Christmas will be presented by Marlena Smalls and the Hallelujah Singers November 28 at 7:30 pm at Sea Island Presbyterian Church on Lady’s Island. Joining the original Hallelujah Singers for this special holiday cele bration will be the Hallelujah Chorale featuring an addi tional 30 vocalists including members of the Beaufort High School Gospel Choir. The Christmas story will be told with plantation melodies, traditional spiritu als and Gullah narration by Marlena Smalls and Symba Boyd, an emerging artist who specializes in original poetry with dramatic presen tation. Tickets are $30 adult and $15 children 12 and younger and are available at www.HallelujahSingers.com <http://www.HallelujahSing ers.com> or at the Beaufort Visitor Center at Town Center on Boundary Street. Group or senior rates are available on request at 843 902 4799. You are invited to a “Fall Youth Explosion” ALFRED ELY BEACH HIGH SCHOOL AL UMN1 Welcome To The Doghouse. Tabatha is inviting you to the 'Fall Youth Explosion' on ALFRED ELY BEACH HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI, November 22, 2008 at 1pm, at Beach High School. Please come out or sign up to participate in this event! This is a chance for our community to come together as one for a mighty cause! This event will show case the youth and youth orgazations, programs, and churches in our community. If you know of anyone who would like to perform, set up a booth, or volunteer please email me at b.o.a.t@live.com. This event will be $5 for adults, $3 for youth over 3 and $ 1 for chil dren and under. The funds from this event will support the A.E.Beach High School chorus trip to Washington, D.C. If you woud like to pldege $5-25 please contact Mr. Kirk at 210-9766! We would like to have a mini gospel concert and talent showcase starting at 3pm so please invite your youth department to showcase their talents! See more details and RSVP at http://thedog- house.ning.com/events/event /show?id=2145300%3AEve nt%3 A25496&xgi=7Nu6eF s Windsor Forest High School 25th Class Reunion Class of 1983 is currently making plans for its 25th Class Reunion. For more info contact Pastor Rodney Cutter, (912) 441-4812; Felicia Williams-Thompson (912)- 231-8656; or Curtis V. Cooper, Jr., (912) 234-8734. The reunion dates are November 28-30, 2008. ’’Wheels of Love” Do you know someone who has been deprived of their ability to walk due to illness or disease? If so, "Wheels of Love" can help your loved ones regain confidence and their independence with a power wheelchair or scooter. For eligibility, call 1-866-631- 3022. LifeLink Needs Volunteers LifeLink of Georgia the local agency that coordinates organ and tissue donations for the state, is seeking volunteers. For information call Tracy Gay at 800-365-2066 / 912- 341-0000. Interested in Witnessing the most Historic Event in Our Lifetime Travel to the Inauguration with Shirley and Carolyn. The bus will leave the Visitor Center on Sunday January 18, 2009 (12:00 Midnight) and return Wednesday January 21,2009. For further information and to reserve your seat, Contact: Shirley Miller (912) 713-5337 or (843) 784-2522 or Carolyn Palmer (912) 925-7458. Ruth Chapter #03 O.E.S. Sponsors Christmas Gala You are invited to a Christmas Gala, Oldies & Goodies Dance and Holiday Dinner on Friday, December 5, 7:00 p.m., 912 Drayton St. Donation is $15.00. The Coastal Jazz Association Of Savannah Presents The Equinox Quintet Featuring Jeremy Davis Sunday November 23rd at 5:00 pm For More Information: www.coastal-jazz.org <http://www.coastal- jazz.org/> or call 912.675.5419. The concert will be held on Sunday, November 23rd at 5 pm at Four Points by Sheraton Historic Savannah - 520 West Bryan Street. (Bryan & MLK). The con cert is free for Coastal Jazz Association members and $10 for non-members. Attendees who join CJA while at the concert will also be admitted for free. Medicare... 174,000 Georgia Medicare beneficiaries who are without prescription drug coverage, yet don’t have to be. Prior to the introduction of the Medicare Part D pro gram in January 2006, mil lions of Medicare beneficiar ies lacked coverage for their prescription medicines. Today, 39 million of America’s 44 million benefi ciaries have prescription drug coverage - with more than 25 million enrolled in the Medicare Part D program. “During the country’s current economic crisis, many Continued from page 4 seniors are cutting back and watching their spending more than ever,” said Grealy. “The last thing that any senior should have to face is the choice between paying for prescription medications and paying the heating bill this winter. That’s why this bene fit is so important.” Medicare Today, a national partnership of more than 400 national and region al organizations committed to providing seniors with resources and support to eval uate and enroll in one of the prescription drug plans. “Loop It Up Savannah” Continued'from page 9 Street YMCA. “This way they not only have the satis faction of having accom plished something but they also get to learn about the importance of giving.” The concept, which started in a public grade school in upper state New York, has taken root all across the nation. This is the first such program in Savannah. “We love coming to Savannah!” says Mary Colucci, Executive Director of the Warm Up America Foundation, who has made several trips to Savannah and the West Broad Street YMCA to ensure the success of the program. “We have done this in many places, but it is always different, always special, and always reward ing. I think the greatest thing here has been how engaged everyone at the Y is. It's real ly funny to see these kids, boys and girls, scramble to get their homework done so they can come and work with the yam!” After the pilot program there are plans to expand with the number of volun teers and children at the first of the year. The eventual goal is that each child will make pieces of quilts, sweaters, and scarves that will be given to local home less shelters as well as elder ly persons in the neighbor hood. For more information contact Deborah Enoch at 912-233-1951.
