Life and Death is in the Tongue

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St. Pius X High School Alumni Association Monthly Meeting

The St. Pius X High School

Alumni Assoc. will continue to hold monthly meetings on at 1:00 p.m. at the Resurrection of Our Lord Catholic Church parish hall, 115 Fell Street, Savannah, GA. Meetings are held every third Saturday of the month. All students who attended St. Pius X High School in Savannah GA between the years 1952 and 1971 are invited to attend. Come meet old friends and enjoy new fun. Ormonde Lewis, ’63 is president. For membership information, please contact

olewis7@comcast.net.

Super Bowl Party

The Progressive Recreation Center located at 5321 Ogeechee Rd will host a SUPER BOWL PARTY on Sunday, February 5, 2012 beginning 4pm. Watch the game on a wide projected screen. Food will be provided. Donation $10. For more information call 912-355-0294.

Financial New Year’s Resolutions Class

Get the New Year started off right! Learn how to set (and stick to) financial goals, maximize your income, and prioritize spending. Class participants are entered into a drawing for a free grocery card.The Class will be held at the Bull Street Library, 2nd floor (2002 Bull St, Savannah) on January 3 from 6 – 7:30 pm. Also, the same class will be offered at Southwest Chatham Library (14097 Abercorn St, Savannah) on January 17 from 2 – 3:30 pm. The event is free. Contact Person Preregistration for the event is required. To register, call 912-691-2227 or email contact information to cccs@cccssav.com.

Every Step Counts Survivors Walk

9 a.m., Saturday, January 28 Every Step Counts enthusiastically invites all cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers to join us on our monthly walk. The walk is free and open to everybody. For more information or to register, call DeDe Cargill at

912-398-6554.

Edgemere/ Sackville Monthly Meetings

This is a reminder that the Edgemere/Sackville Neighborhood Association has resumed its normal monthly meetings. Although the association will not meet, the Board and Committees will meet to be better prepared for our 2012 year. Residents may contact Rosa Davis, President or Syreeta Monroe, Vice President with any concerns.

Make Plans to Attend Savannah Chatham Day

Each year, more than 250 Chamber members and local elected leaders travel to Atlanta to meet with our state elected officials while also providing some Southern hospitality. Meetings will be held at the State Capitol at 2 p.m. Tickets are available for Chamber members only to purchase at $100 each. Tickets are limited, so we encourage Members to make reservations now. Sponsorships are also available. To purchase tickets, please visit www.SavannahChamber.com. With questions, please contact Margaret Mary Russell at 912.644.6432 MRussell@SavannahChambe r.com.

This Week at Savannah State University

Contact: Loretta Heyward, Communications Director, 912-358-3049 Wednesday, Jan. 25 First day of free general admission ticket distribution for the Ballethnic Dance Company performance at the 2012 Savannah Black Heritage Festival. A maximum of four tickets per patron may be picked up at Lester’s Florist, the Savannah Civic Center box office and the Cumulus Broadcasting office. Seating is limited and tickets are required; all unclaimed seats

will be given to waiting

patrons 10 minutes before curtain call. For more information, call 912-358-4309. • Friday, Jan. 27 Players by the Sea and Unrated present

“Rawesome” at 8:30 p.m.,

in the Student Union ballroom on the SSU campus. The show will feature student musical and dance performances, poetry and fashion.

Armstrong Presents an International Scholar Symposium

Dr. Constanza Ceruti will present four lectures regarding her work in the Andes Mountains on February 3, 7 and 8 on the Armstrong campus, as part of an International Scholarin Residence Symposium. Ceruti is a professor of Inca Archaeology at Catholic University of Salta, a partner university of Armstrong, and

the lectures are free and open

Sisters Network Savannah

6 p.m. to 7 p.m., Monday, January 16, 2nd floor Conference Room, Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center. Sisters Network is a national organization committed to raising awareness about the devastating impact that breast cancer has in the African American community. For more information, call Elaine Johnson at 912-695-8009 or Deborah Allen, President at 912-236-7405

Savannah Black Nurses Association

The Savannah Black Nurses Association is calling all nurses and student nurses of Georgia! The Association is having its Annual Scholarship Drive to help one or two nurses for the upcoming 2012 year. For more information, please contact Mrs. Ola Raymond at 450-6517, or Yvonne

Bradshaw at 713-2998.

Show Your Bank Account Some Love

Financial Education Class. Learn strategies for making the best use of your bank account and increasing your savings. Bull Street Library, 2nd floor (2002 Bull St, Savannah) on February 7 from 6 – 7:30 pm. The event is free. Pre-registration for the event is required. To register, call 912-691-2227 or email contact information to

cccs@cccssav.com.

Don’t Leave Your Credit to Luck:

Financial Education Class on understanding your credit report and score. The event will be held at Bull Street Library, 2nd floor (2002 Bull St, Savannah) on March 6 from 6 – 7:30 pm. There is no charge, but you must pre-registration for the event is required. To register, call 912-691-2227 or email contact information to cccs@cccssav.com.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Meeting

6 p.m., Tuesday, January 31, Panera Bread Company restaurant off of White Bluff and Abercorn, Savannah, Ga. The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is a group of individuals with a strong desire to help raise awareness about pancreatic cancer. The group also provides support for families coping with this illness. For more information, please call Jane

Miller at 912-655-3699.

Calling All Poetry Lovers

If you like original, inspirational poetry, a new poetry book entitled Esther’s Book of Original Inspirational Poetry is available now. To order the book please contact EGS and Associates, P.O. Box 14097 Savannah, Ga 31416 or call

(912) 655-0707.

Spring Clean Your Credit: Financial Education Class

Learn how to maintain, build, and rebuild your credit. This class also provides shopping strategies for the best credit cards and loans. Class participants are entered into a drawing for a free grocery card. The event will be held at the Bull Street Library, 2nd floor (2002 Bull St, Savannah) on April 3 from 6 – 7:30 pm. There is no cost, but you must preregister for the event. To register, call 912-691-2227 or email contact information to cccs@cccssav.com.

“Dollars for Disasters” Week Kicks off to Benefit American Red Cross

On Monday January 23rd, over 30 Savannah Chatham County Public Schools will be doing their part to help others in the 6th annual “Dollars for Disasters Week” to benefit the Savannah American Red Cross. The campaign, also supported by Domino’s Pizza, runs for one week beginning on January 23rd and ending on January 27th, with all funds raised during the week going to help victims of local disasters like home fires. Each year students from the participating schools set a goal to give one dollar during the week. “Students learn that their dollar added to the dollars of their fellow students will add up to make a big difference in our community,” said Dr. Quentina Miller- Fields, American Red Cross Board Member and Dollars for Disasters Campaign Chair.