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Tutday NOVEMBER 15. 1988 THE TENNESSEAN JM You'll never have to remember to pay your newspaper bill again! CALL 254-5661. SHOWER DOORS 1 ') A CUSTOM DESIGN INSTALLATION TUfl OR SHOWER ENCLOSURES VARIETY OF GLASS FINISHES FRAHELESS SHOWER have sleepless nights? I For many, those nights are frequent That's why the Saint Thomas Sleep Disorders Cerjjli is offering special classes to help people deal with the most common sleep problems- i Insomnia Snoring TIPS FOR IiKT SLEEP Thursday, November and 10; pm; Saint Thomas Hospital; cost: $10; Free parking. Examine the causes of poor sleep, including en i-ronmcntal, psycholouical. and physical factors.

THE l3Wsa- Sandy Neese named to PplyGram post ROBERT K. OKRM ANN Slap Writer Sandy Neese has been hired as Director of Communications for Po-lyGram Records' Nashville office. The former MTM Records publicist and Tennessean music reporter was announced as the label's new Music Republic relations executive yesterday by Paul Lucks, the vice president and general manager of the international record company's Nashville office. 'Sandy has been a strong presence in Nashville," Lucks said. "We are indeed lucky to have her talents on board.

We've got a terrific team heading into 1989." Neese's appointment comes in the wake of announcements that Steve Popovich was not renewing his contract as chief executive, that hit record producer Harold Shedd has been hired to head the label's creative department and that publicist Martha Moore has resigned. Through its Mercury Records division, PolyGram markets the recordings of such superstars as Johnny Cash, Lynn Anderson, Kris Kristof fer-son, Mel Tillis, The Statler Brothers and Tom T. Hall. During the Country Week Convention last month the label won the Single of the Year CMA Award for 18 Wlieelsand a Dozen Roses by Kathy Mattea. Its "new breed" country acts include David Lynn Jones, Larry Boone, Butch Baker and The Bama Band.

Also on the roster are Donna Meade, The Burch Sisters, Charly McCain and Wayne Massey. Southern rockers The Marshall Tucker Participants will do a self-assessment to determine problem areas and learn ways to improve sleep. Homework is included in this two-session course. HOW TO STOP SNORINd Thursday. November 17; pm; Saint Thomas Hospital; cost: $15 each I $20 couple; Free parkins.

Snoring may disrupt your spouse's sleep, bul it may also be a symptom of a more serious disorder, sleep apnea. Learn the causes, as well as tips which may help you stop snoring. FACULTY J. Brevard Haynes. M.D..

Medical 2 Director, and Susan L. Snyder. Ph.D., Psychologist fj Sandy Neese New public relations executive Band, Cajun music man Wayne Toups, polka king Frank Yankovic and the legendary country dynasty The Carter Family illustrate the diversity of the company's Nashville artists. Yesterday was Neese's day on the job. A native of Greenville, she moved to Nashville after graduation from the University of Tennessee in 1966.

Her first jobs were as a song demo singer for Ed Bruce and Kristoffer-son. After a brief stint as a songwriter, she worked in radio at WMAK, then as a free-lance publicist. In 1976 she became executive assistant to Charlie Daniels in which capacity she coordinated his Volunteer Jams from 1977 to 1982. She was a music reporter at The Tennessean 1982-85 and was the 1984 SESAC Journalistic Achievement award winner. She also co-hosted Music Row Video, the city's first country video clip TV program.

She has been with MTM for the past 3 12 years. BROKEN CHIPPED CHINA, PORCELAIN, CRYSTAL RESTORED BY FINE GERMAN TRAINED CRAFTSMAN SERVING A WORLD MARKET Featuring Factory Service For: Waterlord Baccarat Steuben Rosenthal Cambridge Fostoria Val SL Lambert Tiffin Lalique MONDAY thru WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14th, 15th 16th fa IN THE MALL AT GREEN HILLS 383-7744 CLIP THIS AD, WE HAVE A WAGER GOING! the Saint Thomas Sleep Disorders Center W. I I Ml VMM I I li 1 1 i-l'l I To register call The C.ood Health School at Saint Thomas Hospital, 386-2056. (i(K)l) 1 1 K.MI'I SCHOOL Local poets to give readings Qmiberland Poetry Review will present an evening of readings by local poets beginning at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Actor's Playhouse, 2318 West End and admission is Editors from the magazine will be on jiand to introduce the magazine and discuss editorial policies.

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