Wednesday, October 3, 2001

Shop Talk

• Atlanta's children get the opportunity to give their thanks directly to the heroes of the nation through a community program called "Little Hands, Big Hearts.

Through Oct. 21, thank you letters and drawings can be dropped off at all metro Atlanta Kroger locations.

Through a partnership between Kroger and the Atlanta departments of fire and police, collected letters will be sent to the police and fire rescue stations that were involved in disaster response and recovery Sept. 11.

The program was established to promote goodwill and charity among the youth of the region and to show thanks for the brave men and women who lost their lives and dedicated themselves to the disaster recovery efforts.

• Gym City Gymnastics is now open for business in Peachtree City.

The facility features 12,800 square feet of space in the Ga. Highway 74 Crosstown Business Park, near the new police station.

The school offers classes for kids ages 2 and up, along with a comprehensive preschool gymnastics program, recreational gymnastics classes and tumbling classes.

For information phone 770-632-2656.

• Cafe Pig in Peachtree City may be the cleanest restaurant in Fayette County. Restaurant owners say it's the only restaurant in the county to have four perfect 100 health inspection reports.

Dale and Beverly Kratchen own the restaurant at 180 Huddleston Road and said the restaurant is a combination of Southern cooking, charm and memorabilia from a time they fondly remember.

• Beautiful Additions Inc. announced that Carla Gober has been certified as a Certified Mastectomy Fitter by the Board for Orthotist/Prosthetist Certification. To receive the certification, Gober successfully received extensive training and passed a comprehensive certification exam.

Beautiful Additions is a boutique for women at 387-A Fayette Place in Fayetteville that specializes in after-breast-surgery prostheses. The boutique also offers bras, full figure bras, wigs, hats, turbans and nursing bras.

The boutique also announced Pam Moore had joined the company as a full time employee. Moore has served as office manager for various physicians.

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