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On Saturday, January 7, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. the St. Michaels branch of the Talbot County Free Library will present a discussion on the 150th anniversary of the Amer- Jackie’s Saturday Speaker Series ican Civil War and its fallen soldiers in our local cemeteries. The speaker will be Mrs. Betty Seymour, a member of the St. Michaels Museum. Start the New Year off Right with a New Style at Family Hair Salon Hair Styles for the Entire Family Manicures • Ear Piercing Accepting New Clients Walk-Ins Welcomed Tuesday thru Thursday 8:30-5 • Friday 8:30-6 Saturday 8:30-1 Free Haircut with a chemical process with this coupon Exp. 01/31/12 Easton Plaza (Located by the Bowling Alley) 410-822-8588 Mrs. Seymour, a native of St. Michaels, is a member of the Board of Directors and currently co-curator of the St. Michaels Museum at St. Mary’s Square. After a career in nursing and nursing education, she endeavored to researching family roots and local history. In addition, Mrs. Seymour has been past-president of the Upper Shore Genealogical Society and longtime volunteer in the Maryland Room of the Talbot County Free Library. For the past 10 years, Mrs. Seymour has researched and conducted historical tours of the Olivet Cemetery in St. Michaels. During the past year, in anticipation of the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, she has researched local graves of Civil War veterans in all three (3) St. Michaels cemeteries - St. Luke’s United Methodist Church (Olivet), Union United Methodist Church and Christ Episcopal Church. She has learned interesting stories about many of these 56 Union soldiers and one (possible) Confederate soldier buried there. Saint Michaels Museum is a not-forprofit organization established to promote the unique history of St. Michaels and the surrounding areas through preservation and education. For more information, call the library at 410-745-5877, or visit www.tcfl.org BURN CALORIES WITHOUT THE WORK Massages burn calories and improves your overall health T Y O , New Year’s resolution, improve your health and possibly earn a FREE massage. Starting in January, take $1.00 off each pound you lose. Lose 10 pounds take $10 off. Offer is good for each session you have until June 30, 2012. Tamy Foote, LMT (410) 829-3312 NEW LOCATION ~ Foremost Massage ~ One Mill Place ~ 21 N. Hanson St. #112, Easton, MD 30
Rotary Clubs Respond to Community's Greatest Need The Rotary Club and Tidewater Rotary Club exceed expectations with this year's Annual Food Drive Personal Care – 24/7 Care Terminally Ill Care Companion Care Alzheimer-dementia Transportation Stroke Patient Care When You Need Help & Want the Best! Serving Talbot, Caroline & surrounding counties 410-820-8777 • 410-479-2497 Sunshine Senior & Family Services, LLC All Employees Bonded & Insured MD State Licensed for Home Health Aides—CNA/GNA Skilled Nursing Care It was late October when the newspaper ran a story with a picture that showed the Neighborhood Service Center's food pantry and how bare it had become. That was the week the Rotary Club of Easton began their Annual Food Drive a little early. For most Rotarians, it perhaps would have been a drive a little better than last year as Rotarians always work hard to exceed former records, but the well timed photo in the paper was a really strong reminder that the canned food doesn't just count as a pound of food, it is going to feed a family in our community. From there, the abundant hearts that characterize many Rotarians took off. The Rotary Club of Easton began an annual food drive in 2009 and raised 800 pounds of food that year. In 2010, they took it to 3200 pounds. The total for 2011 is 18,426 pounds! "What this tells us is that, through a deepening relationship with the Neighborhood Service Center and its Executive Director, Sandra Redd , Easton Rotarians have gained more knowledge about the depth of need for wholesome food in our broader community and Rotarians have responded wholeheartedly. This year's drive saw sustained participation, week after week, from October 28 through December 7. In many cases, members developed food drives at their businesses--since Rotary is a business organization--and that support increased our overall efforts many times over. Our single largest week brought in over 850 pounds of food. Finally, our newest Rotary colleagues, in the Tidewater Rotary Morning Club here in Easton joined in the effort and contributed 2600 pounds of food and food cash equivalent to the effort. All of this served to bring us to this level of support in 2011." reported Patti Willis Easton Rotary President Elect and Food Drive Chair. PARKWAY DENTISTS “FOR THE SMILE OF A LIFETIME” New Patients Welcome Most Insurances Accepted John F. Mautz, D.D.S. • 410-822-6696 She further stated, "Rotarians are generous and community minded people who see challenges and find answers. Nowhere is this better reflected than in this year's community food drive. I am so proud of these Rotarians and all they have contributed. We started out with a goal of 5000 pounds and quickly surpassed that. Every week, we set a higher goal and every week my fellow Rotarians exceeded that goal! What a wonderful group of business leaders we have in Easton's Rotary Clubs." As a response to the Rotary's efforts Sandra Redd of the Neighborhood Service Center said, "In one word, "AMAZING,"! "When I was contacted by Patti Willis about starting the food drive early this year. I never dreamed that 18,426 pounds of food would be the result. My heartfelt thanks go out to the Easton Rotary Club for making a difference in the lives of those less fortunate." For more information about contributing to the Neighborhood Service Center call 410-822-5015. For more information on joining the Rotary Club visit our website www.rotary.org or visit our fanpage on Facebook, The Rotary Club of Easton, MD. YOU CAN NOW VIEW THE CURRENT ISSUE OF THE TALBOT GUIDE ONLINE AT OUR NEW WEBSITE AT www.talbotguidemd.com 31
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