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North Georgia Senior Resources recently completed its holiday giving campaign.
Funds were raised during the Fall Senior and Caregiver Day at Lakeshore Mall. NGSR donated funds to The Guest House, Meals on Wheels, Project JOY, The SAGE House and the Alzheimer’s Association. For more information visit the NGSR website at www.northgeorgiaseniorresources.com.
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The Quinlan Visual Arts Center in Gainesville recently announced winners from its 65th annual Members’ Exhibition on display through Dec 1. Best In Show winner was artist and sculptor Gregory Johnson for his bronze sculpture, “The Professor.”
Other awards given were first place, Marie Helene Gardelle, “Regne Vegetal,” mixed media; second place, Peter Loonam, “A Coming Storm,” watercolor; and third place, Sandra Landergott, “Burnt Offerings,” mixed media encaustic.
Honorable mentions included Al Pannell, “Burly Man;” Judy Carpenter, “Pickled Beets and Cherry Pits,” fiber; Patricia Fabian, “Encountering Susan,” acrylic; Joyce Hornor “Left Behind,” oil; Bert Beirne, “Virginia Creamer, Lemons and Cloth,” oil; Patti Russell, “Storm Brewing,” mixed media; Susan Proctor, “Ascent to Masda,” mixed media; Alyssa Savas, “Phisiography,” welded metal mounted in marble; Mich-ael Valley, “Pathways,” mixed media; Michael Graham, “Storm Coming, Vamanos,” mosaic; Paula Van Huss, “I See You,” mixed media; Kitty Glass, “Red and Brown Lamp,” stained glass; and Cynthia Miller, “Early Evening at Flat Fort Creek,” oil.