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Nine volunteer awards presented SPECIAL TO THE CHRONIC! E HandsOn Northwest North Carolina, in part nership with the United Way of Forsyth County. Salem College and The Winston-Salem Journal, presented the 2014 Governor's Volunteer Service Awards on Thursday, May 14 at Salem College's Bryant Hall. Winners were selected by a,volunteer committee from a diverse pool of nominations. The award recipients are: Cheryl Lindsay (Individual Adult Volunteer), Don Adamick (National Service Volunteer), Diana Heatwole (Senior Volunteer). Woodforest National Bank (Corporate Volunteer), Patricia Call (Lifetime Achievement Volunteer), Roger Lynn Jordan (Perseverance in Volunteerism). The Stanley Brothers (Family Volunteers), Chad Brown (Outstanding Mentor Volunteer), and the VFW Memorial Honor Guard (Group or Team Volunteers). These volunteers give their time to a variety of different organizations and schools. Lindsay won for her leadership work with the American Heart Association. Adamick won for organizing more than 30 blood drives for the Armed Services Blood Program. Heatwole was honored for her years, of service to Mineral Springs Elementary School. Woodforest National Bank was recognized for its ongoing, consistent volunteer support of Second Harvest Food Bank ofNWNC. Call won for her 11 years of volun teering within the halls of Old Town Elementary School. Jordan was recog nized for his efforts to give back to others deal ing with cancer diagnoses at Wake Forest Baptist Health. Through his men toring relationship at Big Brothers Big Sisters, Brown has turned around the life of his "Little." The Stanley Brothers make sure that the SECU Family House is running smoothly and ready to provide hospitality for those who have loved ones in the hospital. Lastly, the members of the VFW Honor Guard were honored for tireless efforts to provide full mil itary honors at more than 100 funerals and other events each year. The Governor's Volunteer Service Awards were first awarded by the Governor's Office and its Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service in 1979. The award honors citizens who have shown significant concern and compassion for their neighbors through volun teer service. Submitted Photo Governors Volunteer Service Award Winners (from left) Cheryl Lindsay, Larry Stanley, Melissa Ball, Cliff Harris (VFW Memorial Honor Guard), Diana Heatwole, Linda Honeycutt (Woodforest National Bank) and Don Adamick. NCNW members deliver donations to nursing home Submitted Photo National Council of Negro Women members (from left) Dr. Manderline Scales, Jean Moses-Petree and Doris Herrell with Trinity Glen's Robin Hermida. "1 SPECIAL ro THE CHRONICLE The local section of the National Council of Negro Women. Inc. recently donated toiletries to residents of Trinity Glen, a nursing home facility on Waterworks Road. The donations were accepted by Trinity Glen Life Enrichment Coordinator Robin Hermida and deliv ered by NCNW Section NC State Convener and First Vice President Jean Moses-Petree. President Doris Herrell and Dr. Manderline Scales, a longtime NCNW member. The National Council of Negro Women's purpose is to help women, children and families. The purpose was instituted by founder and organizer Mary McLeod Bethune; the late Dorothy 1. Height, the group's longtime chairwoman; and current Chairwoman Ingrid Saunders-Jones. Anyone wising to join NCNW may attend one of its monthly meetings, which are held at the Rupert Bell Recreation Center, 1501 Mount Zion Place, on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. LEADERSHIP f WINSTON-SALEM I igniting Community Leadership T sj -j -I- /3 your passion for XclxJLXlw community service. Apply now and join SO diverse leaders lor our annual I lagship Program offering rare', behind the scenes insights into our commumty Develop rich relationships while disiovering way s to use your unique talenis to help Winston Salem and' Forsyth County thnve. For more information, visit leadershipws.org Early-bird application deadline is O? O J ctfeta's Restaurant 102 Weit 3rd Street, Suite Lp5 Wiuitou-Silem, NC 27101 Phone: (336) 750-0811 Open Mon-Fri 11-3 Sunday 124 NORTH CAROLINA'S Pre-Collcge Program NC-MSEN \ >Wom(U NN.IXI J x. .cir Tht Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education (CMSTE) NC Mathematics and Manet Education Network (NC-MSEN) 2014 Summer Scholars Pre-ColleQe Program Voted 3rd in the 2012 Winston-Salem Journal Newspaper Readers Choice Awards for Best Summer Camp For Mlddla and High School Students (grades 6-12) who are Interested In pursuing careers In science, mathematics, technology, engineering, and teaching. ? Promoting Excellence in Mathematics and Science Education ? Academic Instruction & Activities In Mathematics & Science ? Field Trip: Washington, DC - National Air and Space Museum, Crime Scene Museum, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, MLK Memorial, Howard University, Richmond, VA - Kings Dominion. Program Dates: June 16-28,2014; 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m, BtildinM & Non-Reildentlal options available Deadline for enrollment: Residential ? May 16,2014; A/gn-ffyi/tfiflt/g/1 tr/g- May is, 2014 Program only-no trla - June 7,2014 Payment Options are available For further Information about tha program and online enrollment please refer to the website: www.wssu.edu/ncmsen and select Summer Scholars or call SI6-750-299S.
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