High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

High Noon Toastmasters, Club 5834, a local club of Toastmasters International, is proud to announce that Paulette J. Bass, a member with developmental disabilities, reaches Competent Communicator status on March 25, 2008. The Competent Communicator course requires a Toatmaster to develop and deliver ten speeches covering a variety of subjects, each increasing in length. The final speech in this series is an Inspirational Speech, in which the presenter's goal is to insprire the listener. The length is between 8 to 10 minutes. Persons without disabilities have difficulties completing this series. For Paulette Bass to complete this series with her handicapping condition is remarkable. Research with Toastmasters International World Headquarters indicate that she is the first person with disabilites to reach this status. Members of High Noon are extremely proud of Paulette and her achievement. As such her final speech is open to the public, and will be deliverd at the Fayette County Public Library from Noon to 1:00 PM, during a regularly scheduled meeting of High Noon.

Fayette County Public Library, 1821 Heritage park way, Fayetteville, GA 30214

MLB, MLBPA, TOPPS & UPPER DECK CELEBRATE NATIONAL BASEBALL CARD DAY

HEROES CARDS, COMICS AND GAMES will give away exclusive baseball card packs during March 29 event
NEWNAN,GA. -- Major League Baseball and the Major League Players Association, in conjunction with licensees Topps and Upper Deck, will celebrate the second annual National Baseball Card Day on Saturday, March 29. On this day, exclusive baseball card packs will be given away to kids, collectors and fans nationally. HEROES CARDS, COMICS AND GAMES on 211-A BULLSBORO DR NEWNAN GA will be hosting an event where special packs will be distributed to fans and collectors.
National Baseball Card Day is part of a comprehensive effort to promote the baseball card category to kids and new collectors. MLB, MLBPA, and industry leaders Topps and Upper Deck have both individually and collectively worked to develop baseball card products that appeal to fans of all ages. More than 800,000 packs were given away during the inaugural National Baseball Card Day in 2006.
"We are thrilled to once again partner with MLBPA, Topps and Upper Deck to give hundreds of thousands of people the chance to own an exclusive set of baseball cards and engage in one of the most time-honored traditions of the game,” said Howard Smith, Senior Vice President, Licensing, Major League Baseball Properties. "We’re also proud to have the support of Toys “R” US retailers nationwide, as well as local hobby shops backing this ever growing program.”
These sets of cards, developed specifically for National Baseball Card Day, will feature some of today’s brightest superstars including Alex Rodriguez, David Ortiz, Derek Jeter, Ken Griffey Jr., Albert Pujols and David Wright, as well as a mix of other current standouts and rising stars.

Heroes Cards, Comics & Games
211-Bullsboro Drive, Newnan, GA.

The Carolyn Barron Montessori School is holding it's annual Spring Festival on Saturday, March 29 from 2 - 5 pm at Canongate at Summergrove. The event is open to the public and features food, prizes, a raffle, caricatures, train rides, Canongate putt-putt golf, a rock
wall, a bounce house, obstacle course, carnival games and much more!
Game and raffle tickets available on site.
Contact CBMS for more information at 770-253-2135.

Canongate at Summergrove

Musicology is excited to present award-winning Celtic/American string wizard Robin Bullock in concert. Saturday, March 29 at 7:00 at the Coweta County Performing Arts Centre. There will also be a guitar workshop offered during the afternoon at the Centre. Robin Bullock is a prolific composer and multi-instrumentalist, whose virtuosity on guitar, cittern, and mandolin blends ancient Celtic melodies and their vigorous Appalachian descendants into one powerful musical vision. Robin's solo career has won him three Washington Area Music Association WAMMIE Awards, a Governor's Award from the Maryland State Arts Council, and a feature broadcast on National Public Radio's popular Celtic music program "The Thistle and Shamrock". For ticket information or workshop registration, contact Musicology.

Coweta County Performing Arts Centre