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10 - The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, July 18, 2012
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Historic Darien,
Inc. in partnership with
The Georgia
Humanities Council
cordially invites the
public to the Grand
Opening of New
Harmonies:
Celebrating American
Roots Music A
Traveling Smithsonian
Institution Exhibition
on Saturday, July 21,
2012. The event will be
held at Bluestein
Comer, U.S. Highway
17 and Broad Street, Darien,
GA 31305.
Beginning at 10a.m.
there will be a welcome by
Vic Waters, Darien singer,
songwriter and author
Escorted by Scottish
Independent Company to
Historic Darien Hotel 123
Walton Street, (U.S.
Highway 17.
There will be a Ribbon-
Cutting and Exploration of
Exhibit Musical
Performances at The
Trailhead Center 104 First
Street, Darien are: 11am
McIntosh County Shouters,
noon Jordan Edwards and
Ashley Henry Old-Time
Folk, Blues and Country
Music, 1pm Sea Island
Singers featuring Frankie
Quimby 2 pm Steven Smith
and Patty Strickland Celtic
Music from the 18th Century
3 pm Michael Dyche Songs
from the American
Songbook and 4pm
Courtney Timmons Gospel,
Rhythm and
Blues.
This event
is free and open
to the
public. Light
snacks and bev
erages will be
provided by
Nautica Joe’s
New
Harmonies:
Celebrating
American Roots
Music has been
made possible in
Georgia by the Georgia
Humanities Council with
support from the Atlanta
Symphony Orchestra,
Center for Public History-
University of West
Georgia,Georgia Council for
the Arts, and Georgia
Department of Economic
Development. New
Harmonies is part of
Museum on Main Street, a
collaboration between the
Smithsonian Institution and
state humanities councils
nationwide. Support for
Museum on Main Street has
been provided by the United
States Congress.
First Lady Sandra Deal
is the honorary chair for
New Harmonies in Georgia.
Rose Lane White Leavell is
the campaign chair for New
Harmonies in Georgia
Notice of hijciiuo File Articles of Amendment
Notice i» given that Articles of Amendment of
Articles tacoipoTOLton which will include certain
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Secretary of State lor filing in accordance with the
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corporation is located at P.O.Box 2005, Richmond
Hill. Ga. 32314. and the initial registered agent at
such address is Rev. Nathaniel Neal.
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Kelly Dolan Named Executive Director
for The Leukemia and Lymphoma
Society’s Georgia Chapter
After an extensive
search, Kelly Dolan has been
named the Executive
Director of The Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society's
Georgia Chapter. Kelly takes
the position from Dick
Brown who left the organiza
tion in March.
Kelly comes to LLS
with a tremendous amount of
experience in both the non
profit and for profit sectors.
Most recently, Kelly was the
Executive Director for the
Susan G. Komen for the
Cure Greater Atlanta
Affiliate. Prior to her eight
years with that organization,
Kelly served as the Director
of Strategic Marketing for
Egleston Children's Health
Care System in Atlanta. In
addition, she has held sever-
Kelly Dolan
al marketing and communi
cations roles with agencies
and organizations including
Leo Burnett in Chicago,
Wemmers Communications
in Atlanta and Central
Atlanta Progress.
The Georgia Chapter of
The Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society, headquartered in
Atlanta, helps those diag
nosed with blood cancers
throughout the state with
financial and emotional sup
port. With campaigns such as
Team In Training, Light The
Night, Man & Woman of the
Year and Pennies for
Patients, the organization
raises more than $7 million
each year to help Hind its
mission.
"I am delighted to join
the strong team already in
place at The Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society Georgia
Chapter and am looking for
ward to supporting patients
and families who are affect
ed by blood cancer through
out the entire state," said
Dolan.
The Honorable Keith R. Blackwell to
be Sworn in as New Georgia Justice
The Honorable
Keith R. Blackwell will
be sworn in Thursday,
July 19, 2012, as the
newest justice of the
Supreme Court of
Georgia. Gov. Nathan
Deal will swear him in
at 9:30 a.m. in the
House Chamber of the
State Capitol.
Gov. Deal
appointed Judge
Blackwell, 37, of the
Georgia Court of
Appeals last month to
fill the vacancy on the
state’s highest court left „ . . . .
, ... . TT Carley, whose resignation
by Cruet Justice George H.
The Honorable
Keith R. Blackwell
becomes effective
July 17. Judge
Blackwell has served
on the Court of
Appeals since his
appointment in 2010
by former Gov.
Sonny Perdue. His
appointment to the
Supreme Court
becomes effective
upon his swearing-in,
when he will official
ly become the 92nd
justice since the
court’s creation in
1845.
Rape Crisis Center to Hold Women
Self Defense Tree Seminar
The Rape Crisis Center
of the Coastal Empire is
offering a free self-defense
seminar for women taught
by women. Participants will
learn verbal and physical
techniques that can be used
by anyone, regardless of
physical condition.The event
will be held August 6 &
August 7 in Savannah from
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm. You
must attend both nights.
They especially encourage
young women attending col
leges and universities this
fall to participate. Mothers
and daughters often partici
pate together.
Registration is
required. To register please
call 233-3000 or e-mail pre-
vention@rccsav.org and
please visit our website at
rccsav.org
Historic Savannah Loundation Donates
$33,000 to City of Savannah
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Historic Savannah
Foundation , a leading
preservation organization
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committed to preserving and
protecting Savannah's her
itage, recently donated
$33,000 to the City of
Savannah’s Park and Tree
Department for tree planting.
The donation came
from Historic Savannah
Foundation’s Landmark
District Tree Fund. Founded
in 1999, the Tree Fund has
helped plant more than 400
new trees throughout
Savannah’s National Historic
Landmark District including
Live Oak, Southern
Magnolia, Bosque Elm, Red
Maple and Tulip Poplar.
“This is an important
way for us to give back to the
City of Savannah and fulfill
our mission of protecting our
heritage — in this case the
tradition of an impressive
tree canopy,” said Daniel
Carey, president and CEO of
Historic Savannah
Foundation. “These new
trees not only beautify
Savannah, but they maintain
the legacy of General
Oglethorpe’s plan.”
The Landmark District
Tree Fund is a joint effort
between the City of
Savannah, Historic Savannah
Foundation, The Beehive
Foundation and local citizens
to fund ongoing planting of
canopy trees throughout
Savannah’s National Historic
Landmark District.
The initial goal was to
make up the deficit of
canopy trees lost over time,
which was accomplished by
planting 100 new trees a year
for three years. Since then,
the goal has been to plant
canopy trees on an annual
basis at a one-to-one ratio of
trees lost to trees planted.
Youth Lootball League
Organizational Meeting
to be Held
The City of Savannah,
Recreation Services,
Athletic Services Dept, will
host its 2012 Youth Football
League Organizational
Meeting on Wednesday, July
25th at 6:30pm at the Liberty
City Community Center
located at 1401 Mills B.
Lane Blvd for 6U, 8U 10U
and 12U teams.
A representative from
all interested organizations
planning to participate in the
league should attend this
meeting.
For more information,
contact the Paulson Softball
Complex at (912) 351-3852.
