Community

A representative from Congressman Mac Collins office will be at City Hall in Peachtree City on the third Thursday of every month from 11 a.m.-noon.

The Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House, located at 140 W. Lanier Avenue, Fayetteville, is open Thursdays-Saturdays from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults and $4 for seniors and students. Phone 770-716-5332.

Can't find the recreational activity or program you are looking for? The Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department is seeking requests for future activities and programs. Please call 770-461-9714.

There is a new web site for the FCHS class of 1986. The site address is www.fchs86.com

McIntosh High School FCCLA members, (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America)are collecting old, used cell phones to benefit the Fayette Council on Domestic Violence. Please assist them in their efforts by bringing your old cell phones and dropping then in the box at the front office at McIntosh High School.

North Clayton Senior High School Class of 1973 are planning their 30 year class reunion. If you have not been contacted, phone Susan Stallings at 770-461-1855, evenings and weekends at 770-461-5478 or cell phone at 770-605-5714.

The Arts Clayton Gallery is searching for artists to exhibit their work. Phone Teri Williamson at 770-473-9986 or e-mail to artline@artsclayton.org. Visit www.artsclayton.org.

LifeLink of Georgia, the agency which coordinates organ and tissue donations for Georgia, has speakers available for civic groups, churches, schools, corporations, etc. Speakers are trained to provide information about organ and tissue donation and transplantation. Presentations will be tailored to the specific audience. Phone Jeff Al-Mashat at 404-266-8884 or 800-544-6667.

Miracles on Wheels makes available Power (Electric) wheelchairs to non-ambulatory senior citizens (65 years old and up) usually at no out-of-pocket expense if they qualify. No deposit required. Visit them on the Web at www.durablemedical.com or phone 1-800-749-8778.

The Tyrone Recreation Department would like to give area seniors a chance to get out and enjoy life. They are willing to offer pot luck luncheons, programs, field trips, etc. If you have any ideas, phone 770-487-4694.

Donate your firearm to the National Rifle Association. It is tax deductible. Phone Tony Crescimanno at 770-487-0874.

Offshoot Productions offers murder mysteries with audience participation, a perfect form of entertainment for fund-raisers, conventions, restaurants, etc. Call Susan Steadman at 770-631-2362.

Georgia Heartland Humane Society desperately needs foster homes for puppies, kittens, dogs and cats. Food and vet care is provided. These animals need loving, secure homes while they are waiting to be adopted. Call Sherry at 770-719-8985 or come by during adoption day every Sunday 1:30 - 5:30 p.m. at PetsMart in the Fayetteville Pavilion.

The Good Shepherd Humane Society (a no-kill humane society) has pet adoptions at PetSmart in Newnan on Saturdays, 12-4 p.m. Pets are heartworm negative or feline leukemia/AIDS negative, current on all vaccinations, dewormed, and mature animals are spayed or neutered. Dogs require fenced yard. The society also needs committed foster homes to provide loving care for abandoned, abused and unwanted animals. Training, food, supplies, medical care provided. Dogs require a fenced yard. 770-487-4280.

RescueCats, Inc. is a nonprofit, no-kill, kitten and cat rescue and adoption group in Fayetteville, Ga. Kittens & cats are sheltered in a safe and loving environment until adoption. They are spayed or neutered, vaccinated for RCPC and tested for FeLV or FeLV/FIV combo. They are licensed by the GA Dept. of AG. Donations and adoption fees are a primary sourceof funds. Phone 678-817-9647 or visit www.rescuecats.org.

Old flags that need to be discarded are being collected at the public library and Kroger in Peachtree City by the VFW for respectful disposal.

The National Kidney Foundation will tow a car, truck or motorcycle away free of charge to raise