Local news briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay Neville curator takes Georgia post Michael Telzrow, curator for history at the Neville Public Museum, has accepted the position of director of research and interpretation at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in Savannah, Ga. He begins work in Savannah in January. Telzrow had been history curator at the Neville since 1997. YMCA has spots in school programs The Green Bay YMCA has openings for children ages 5-12 in before- and after-school programs in the area. Children participate in gym games, arts and crafts, outdoor activities and special events. Openings exist at these schools: Aldo Leopold, Baird, Foxview, Langlade, Pioneer, St. Matt's, Valley View and Wilder. For more information, call 436-9675. Sponsors needed to adopt families The Family Violence Center/Golden House is seeking sponsors for its Adopt-A-Family Christmas Program. Sponsors are asked to provide a family or single woman with a food basket and new gifts The program is aimed at families who have used the center's services in the past year. In addition to the program, Golden House would appreciate monetary donations, holiday food items and new toys for its emergency shelter. For more information, call 435-0100. MDA plans two events The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Green Bay will host two fund-raising events next month. An archery shoot will be held from 12-9 p.m., Dec. 7 at Old 45 Archery near Hortonville. Entry fee is $10 for adults, $7 for children, which includes shooting fee, donation and prizes. On Dec. 14, the group will hold a disc golf tournament at O'Hauser Park in Menasha. The $20 fee includes golf, a players package and prizes. For more information or to pre-register, call 499-0564. Kaukauna The Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a "meet your legislators" session from 1-3 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Outagamie County Highway Garage, 1313 Holland Road, Little Chute. State and federal legislators from the region have been invited. For reservations, call 766-1616. Education List of scholarship sources available There are many scholarships available to students, but much aid from the private sector goes unused because parents and students do not know where to apply. The U.S. Commission for Scholastic Assistance has a list of more than 1,000 such scholarship sources, ranging from grants to full tuition, for technical schools as well as four-year colleges and graduate schools. For more information, send a No. 10-sized self-addressed stamped envelope to the U.S. Commission for Scholastic Assistance, P.O. Box 668, O'Fallon IL 62269.