A member of

the Pastel Society of America and the Watercolor Society in New York,

Liberatore teaches oil painting in the Continuing Education department

at Clayton College & State University, and in her studio. Liberatore

has had several one-woman shows, received numerous awards for excellence,

and formerly represented in Georgia by the Emile Valhuerdi Gallery in

Decatur. Her work can be seen in the Grandview Gallery in Buckhead, and

in the offices of the governor and lieutenant governor.

Fortunatti

attended West Palm Beach Community College and Florida Atlantic University,

earning a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts. He is a graphic and Web site

designer, working with Fayette County businesses. Fortunatti also creates

fine art in oil and pastel. His work hangs in New Jersey and in private

homes in Georgia and Florida.

Corbin, a summa

cum laude graduate of Mount Aloysius College in Pennsylvania, majoring

in commercial art with a fine arts concentration, has participated in

juried art shows in Pennsylvania. Her mural design won a competition and

was executed in the entrance hall of the Cambria County offices. She specializes

in still life and figures in oil and pastel. Her art hangs in private

homes in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Georgia. Corbin is also a professional

nurse, and maintains a freelance public relations service.

The reception,

dinner and wine tasting features the following special menu: an appetizer

of fresh mozzarella and Roma tomatoes with balsamic glaze, choice of two

duet entrees; trout Florentine and chicken Parmigiana over fettuccini

Alfredo or veal picatta and pesto shrimp over angel hair marinaraall served

with three complimentary winesand a dessert of Italian cream cake. The

cost is $30.

Please call

770-632-6333 for reservations. Reservations are required as space is limited.

Augustino's

Ristorante Italiano is at 282 N. Highway 74 in Peachtree City. Owners

Tony and Bill Raggozine invite everyone to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine

in a pleasant, intimate atmosphere.

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