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The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, February 20, 2019
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Retired And
Senior
Volunteer
Program of EOA
Share your time
and special talents with oth
ers, join the Retired and Se
nior Volunteer Program of
EOA, we need your help to
help others. Through RSVP
seniors 55 and older serve
in various community orga
nizations 1 to 40 hours per
week. Choose where you
want to serve from the many
local agencies we are affili
ated with. Qualifications are
to be 55, want to enjoy life
and have the desire to share
your personal talents with
others. Remember, “Volun
teers are the Heart of Ameri
ca.”
Great opportuni
ties are now open with the
VA Center Voluntary Ser
vices and a clerical volun
teer is needed.
For further excit
ing information please con
tact Omar Torres, 238-2960
Ext. 125.
Free Hearing
Screenings
Every Thursday
The Savannah
Speech and Hearing Center,
1206 East 66th St., a non
profit organization serving
clients with speech patholo
gy and audiology needs, of
fers tree hearing screenings
which are open to the public
every Thursday from 9-11
a.m. Children ages three
years old to adults of all ages
are screened on a first-come,
first-serve basis by a trained
audiology assistant. If nec
essary, a full audiological
evaluation will be recom
mended.
For more informa
tion, call 912.355.4601 or
visit www.speechandhear-
ingsav.org.
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dents, Adult Education,
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tor, com offers more than
2,000 tutors who work from
their home or office from
throughout North Ameri
ca. Tutors include certified
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ence in the fields they tutor.
Use your computer, smart
phone or tablet. For more in
formation, visit http://www.
liveoakpl.org.
E-Book
E-reading is a new
e-book service for Live
Oak Public Libraries users.
Over 20,000 titles are avail
able from a variety of small
and independent publish
ers. New books are added
weekly. All books allow for
multi-user access, so there is
never any waiting for a title.
E-books are checked out for
14 days and can be renewed.
For more information, visit
http://www.liveoakpl.org
Library App
Search Live Oak
Public Libraries catalog
and access your account
from your mobile device.
Their library catalog is now
available on mobile devic
es. Their app allow you to
search, place holds, renew
items and check your library
account on your Apple or
Android device.
St. Pius X High
School Alumni
Monthly Meeting
The St. Pius X
Alumni Association of Sa
vannah GA meets every
third Saturday @ 1:00 p.m.
at the Savannah Classical
Academy Gym (formerly
St. Pius X High School) 705
East Anderson St., Savan
nah, GA.
All former stu
dents are invited to par
ticipate in the association.
Meet old friends, make new
friends and have a great
time. Several social events
are hosted throughout the
year. Dues are S 24.00 a
year.
For more informa
tion or to pay dues, contact
Willie Shellman, 10432
Gray Fox Way - Savannah,
GA 31406. Ormonde Lewis,
President.
Yoga Teacher
Training
24 Day Intensive
Yoga Teacher Training.
Think you’ve got what it
takes to teach yoga? Our
yoga teacher training inten
sive is a life and body trans
formational experience.
Savannah Yoga Center has
been offering programs
since 2007 and graduat
ed over 200 students. Visit
www.savannahyoga.com or
call 912-232-2994 for more
information.
St. Joseph’s/
Candler
‘Johnny’s Bridges
to Hope’ program St. Jo
seph’s/Candler offers the
Johnny’s Bridges to Hope
program for families that
have a member that has been
diagnosed with mental ill
ness. In this program, a Li
censed Master Social Work
er is available to provide
families with guidance and
resources for dealing with a
mentally ill family member
including one-on-one and
family counseling, maxi
mizing a family’s support
system through community
resources, and more. The
Johnny’s Bridges to Hope
program a FREE, confiden
tial resource. To learn more
or to speak to the social
worker, call 912-819-8498.
Support Group
for
Families Affected
by Mental Illness
St. Joseph’s/Can
dler’s Johnny’s Bridges to
Hope program offers a Sup
port Group for Families Af
fected by Mental Illness on
the last Wednesday of each
month. Group meetings
are held in the Lewis Can
cer & Research Pavilion at
225 Candler Drive, directly
across Reynolds Street from
Candler Hospital. A Li
censed Master Social Work
er will meet with families
seeking support in dealing
with a mentally ill family
member. . To learn more
or to speak with the Social
Worker, call 912-819-8498.
Apply To
Matthew
Reardon Center
For Autism
Advance Acade
my is the only year-round
day school in southeast
Georgia for children, ages
6-18, diagnosed with ASD.
Advance Academy is ac
credited by the Georgia Ac
crediting Commission and is
a provider for the Georgia
Special Needs Scholarship
program. And they are now
accepting applications for
the 2018-2019 school year!
For more infor visit http://
www.matthewreardon.org/
advance-academy-applica-
tion/
A New Service for
Savannah’s Busy
Business
Community
To better serve the
needs of aspiring entrepre
neurs and owners of existing
businesses in our commu
nity, Savannah SCORE has
expanded its free business
mentoring hours. In addition
to SCORE’S M-F 9:00 AM
to 3:00 PM schedule, iden
tical services are also avail
able Thursdays from 4:00
to 6:00PM, Fridays at 8:00
AM and Saturdays from
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The
new hours are for scheduled
appointments in the SCORE
office at 111 E. Liberty St,
and are effective immediate
ly. To schedule a free meet
ing with a SCORE certified
mentor, go to https ^/savan
nah, score, org/find-men-
tor-305 or call Savannah
SCORE at (912)-652-4335.
Association at
www.eventbrite.com/
e/2019-mlk-business-and-
community-unity-brunch-
tickets-45786293035
Barbizon
Modeling Call
For 75 years, Bar
bizon has been developing
models and actors through
expert and reputable pro
grams and industry connec
tions. The Barbizon expe
rience is about discovering
what makes you special and
developing your one-of-a-
kind “star” quality for the
whole world to see. To learn
more about Barbizon or to
become a Barbizon model,
visit their website and come
to audition with us here at
the Convention Center.
Memorial Health
to Host
Colorectal
Cancer Seminar
Memorial Health
will host a free community
seminar, “It’s Time to Talk
about Colorectal Cancer,”
at 6 p.m., Tuesday, March
5. Dr. Elizabeth McKeown,
colorectal surgeon with
Memorial Health Univer
sity Physicians - Surgical
Care, will discuss colorec
tal cancer prevention and
treatment. The seminar will
be held at Memorial Health
GenerationOne, 1100 Eisen
hower Drive, in the Eisen
hower Shopping Center.
Colorectal cancer
is the third most frequently
diagnosed cancer for both
men and women in the US.
The American Cancer So
ciety estimates that more
than 135,000 people will
be diagnosed this year. The
good news is survival rates
are increasing due to early
detection through screening.
To register, call (912) 712-
7650 or go to Memorial-
Health.com/ColorectalCa-
ncer.
Cinema Circle:
The Cabinet of
Dr. Caligari
Saturday,
March 9, 7 p.m.
Trustees Theater
Witness cinematic history
with Silent Winter film se
ries feature “The Cabinet
of Dr. Caligari” (1920), a
story of an insane hypnotist
who uses a somnambulist to
commit murders. Also, don’t
miss the short, “Making an
American Citizen” (1912),
directed by Alice Guy, who
is often considered the first
female film director. Stay
for a Q-and-A session with
SCAD film and television
faculty members after the
screenings. Admission is
free for SCAD Card hold
ers; $5 for seniors, students
and military; and $8 for the
general public.
https ://tickets. savannah-
boxoffice.com/ eventperfor-
mances.asp?evt=2171
Arthouse
Cinema: This
Magnificent
Cake!
Wednesday,
March 13, 7 p.m.
Lucas Theatre for
the Arts
Fresh from Cannes, Toron
to and Telluride comes a
stop-motion film unlike any
you’ve seen before. In the
late 19th century, keen to
compete with other Europe
an imperial powers on the
continent, King Leopold II
of Belgium proclaimed, “I
do not want to miss a good
chance of getting us a slice
of this magnificent African
cake.” The subsequent occu
pation of the Congo would
come to attract a contingent
of servants, merchants and
miscellaneous bourgeois
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids/propusals will be received by the Board
of Education for the City of Savannah and County of
Chatham at the Purchasing Depantirent, 20H Bull
Slnet, Room 213, Savannah, Georgia 31401.
BID 19-34 Fire Alarm Monitoring, Testing,
Inspection and Repair Services
A Fire-Rid Conference will be conducted on 'fnes-
day, March 12, 2019 at 2:00 P.M, at Board of Edu
cation Office. 20ft Bull Street, Km. 301, Savannah,
GA 31411]. Bidders will go through Security in the
front lobby, then proceed lu Km. 301. Bidders are
encouraged to attend the pre-bid conference lu fa
miliarize themselves with the solicitation and
terms and conditions.
Closing Dale; 3/26/2019 ® 2:00 PJU.
BID C19-16 Oatland Island Dock Renovation
A Mandatory Pre-Bid conference will be conduct
ed on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, at 10:00
A.M. at Oatland Island Wildlife Center, 7LI Smnl-
lown Road, Savannah, Georgia 31411).
Statements will not be accepted Trom any OITeror
(hat is not represented at the mandatory
pre-statement conference.
Closing Date: 3V21/2019 @ 11:1)1) A.M.
BID C19-20 Coastal Georgia Comprehensive
Academy GNETS Grant Project -
General Improvements
A Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be conduct
ed on Tuesday, March 5, 2019, @ 2:00 P.M. at
Coastal Georgia Comprehensive Academy located
at 2fHHI Cynthia Street, Savannah, Georgia 31415,
Statements will not be accepted from any OITeror
that is not represented at the mandatory pre-state
ment conference.
Closing Date: 3/21/2919 @ 11:0(1 AJVI.
At ihc time and place noted above, bids will be pub
licly opened. No extension of the bidding period will
be made unless indicated by written addendum. The
Board reserves ihe right to reject any and all bids and
to waive any irregularities or technicalities in propos
als received whenever such rejection or waiver is in
the best interest of the Board. The Board has the right
to disqualify a bid of any bidder deemed nort-respon-
sivc to the Board. Bidding documents may be ob
tained from the Purchasing Department, 203 Bull
Street, Room 213, Savannah, Georgia 31401 or they
may be downloaded from the District's web site, ww-
w.sa.vanrahxhattiam.k.l2.ga.us. The Board of Educa
tion is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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driven by everything from
insatiable greed to existen
tial fear. Admission is $5 for
SCAD Card holders, non-
SCAD students, children
under the age of 15; $8 se
niors and military; and S10
for the general public.
http://tickets.savannah-
boxoffice.com/eventperfor-
mances.asp?evt=2197
Musical
Matinees: Funny
Girl
Sunday,
March 24, 3 p.m.
Lucas Theatre for
the Arts
“Hello, gorgeous!” was
Barbra Streisand’s first
comment to the Oscar stat
uette which she won for her
performance in this biopic
of entertainer Fanny Brice.
Repeating her Broadway
role, Streisand stars as leg
endary comedienne Brice, a
gawky New Yawker, Brice
fast-talks her way into show
business, certain that she’s
destined to be “The Greatest
Star.” Hired as a “dramatic”
singer by impresario Flo
Ziegfeld (Walter Pidgeon),
Brice defies orders to play it
straight, turning a “Beautiful
Bride” tableau into a laugh
riot by dressing herself up as
an extremely pregnant new
lywed. The stratagem turns
Brice into an overnight star
and the toast of Broadway.
But all is not roses for Brice,
especially in her turbulent
private life as the wife of
big-time gambler Nicky
Amstein (Omar Sharif).
Admission is $5 for SCAD
Card holders, non-SCAD
students, children under the
age of 15, seniors and mili
tary; and $8 for the general
public.
http://tickets.savannah-
boxoffice.com/eventperfor-
mances.asp?evt=2194
“Lessons Learned
From The Early
Years of
Owning a
Business”
The panel discus
sion with three sucessful
Savannah Business owners
will be held on Thursday,
February 21, 2019 from
11:30 AM to 1:00 PM EST
at the SCORE Conference
Room, 111 East Liberty
Street.
This outstanding panel dis
cussion is a unique oppor
tunity for you to hear three
successful Savannah busi
ness owners talk about the
challenges they faced in the
early years of their business
es and how they overcame
them.
Whether you are
a new business owner (or
want to be) or you are al
ready in business, you will
learn valuable, real world
lessons on how to avoid and
recover from mistakes new
business owners commonly
make, especially during the
business’s early years.
There will also be
a Q&A session where you
will have an opportunity to
seek advice from the panel
ists on topics pertaining to
your particular business sit
uation.
The fee for the
seminar is $20 payable by
PayPal or check.
A limited number of seats
remain.
Register now by
calling Savannah SCORE at
912-652-4335.