A Peruvian Adventure
Kathy Rigsbee of the
Foothills Group of the
Sierra Club will present A
Peruvian Adventure on the
Salkantay Trail to Machu
Pichu today at 7 p.m. in
Single Brothers Workshop
on 10 Academy St. in Old
Salem. There will be light
refreshments while
Rigsbee will present a
slideshow of her experi
ences on a recent tour to
Peru. For more informa
tion contact Cornelia Barr
at 336-409-2772 or
cbdub@me.com.
Open House
Forsyth Tech will hold
an open house to celebrate
the accomplishments of
architecture and interior
design students who partic
ipated in the 2015 Natural
Talent Design today from
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at the
college's Main Campus on
2100 Silas Creek Pkwy, in
Snyder Hall, rooms 6202,
6203 and 6205. This event
is hosted by the NC
Chapter of the US Green
Building Council. For
more information, contact
Martha Murphy at 336
397-5407.
Fairground Fridays
Fairground Fridays
return on Friday, June 12
with music by Mr. Bill's
Productions, dance con
tests, prizes, giveaways
and free arcade games
firom 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. at the
Education Building at the
Winston-Salem
Fairgrounds. Fairground
Fridays will be held every
Friday (rain or shine)
through July 31.
Admission is free. For
more information contact
Emerald Bowman at 336
734-1221.
Pet Therapy Social
The Shepard's Center
of Greater Winston-Salem
wiH have their pet therapy
social on Friday, June 12
from 6 p.m.. - 8 p.m. oh
1700 Ebert St. The
Fostering Friendship thera
py dogs will be at this
event. To register, call 336
748-0217 or e-mail dpark
er@ shepardscenter.org.
Anderson Class of
'65 Reunion
The Class of 1965 A.
H. Anderson Senior High
School is approaching the
50th year of graduating.
On Friday, June 12 through
Sunday. June 14 is the date
for the reunion. It has been
determined that the cost of
$100 per classmate and
$75 per guest will be need
ed to cover the cast of the
weekend events. Deposit is
$25 per person as soon as
possible. Make checks
payable to A. H. Anderson
High School Class of
1965. Scheduled-activities
thus far: Registration &
"Meet and Greet" on
Friday, June 12 from 7
p.m. - 11 p.m. with hors d'
oeuvres (while they last).
Dinner/Social on June 13
from 7 p.m. - 12 p.m. St.
Paul United Methodist
Church at 11 a.m. worship
service. Sunday, June 14.
For more information con
tact Julia Perkins Chisholm
at deltal3@triad.rr.com.
Triad Awareness Walk
The Piedmont Triad
Regional Council Area
Agency on Aging will have
their 4th Annual World
Elder Abuse Awareness
Day Walk on Saturday,
June 13 at the Triad Park
on 9652 E. Mountain St. in
Kernersville Registration
begins at 9 a.m. and the
walk will begin at 10 a.m.
No cost to participate. To
register or participate visit
www.ptrc.org/awareness
or contact Jennifer Harriss
at 336-904-0300.
Hispanic Arts Program
The Hispanic Arts
Initiative will launch a new
program series "A Bailar
Let's Dance" with a con
cert on Saturday, June 13,
from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
at the Milton Rhodes Arts
Center at 215 N. Spruce St.
in downtown Winston
Salem. For more informa
tion, contact Maria H.
Sanchez-Boudy at 336
995-1896.
Bowling For Sickle Cell
The Bold Lips for
Sickle Cell will have its
Bowling for Sickle Cell on
Friday, June 19 from 7
p.m. - 9 p.m. at AMF
Lanes off of Jonestown
Road. Presale tickets are
$10 for kids and $15 for
adults through EventBrite
at www.boldlipsforsickle
cell wsnc .eventbrite .com.
On the day of the event at
the door it will be $20 for
kids and $25 for adults. If
your business or family
would like to buy a lane it
will be $45 which includes
tickets plus shoes and
bowling for two hours. All
proceeds go to Bold Lips
for Sickle Cell, a commu
nity based organization
that focuses on sickle cell
awareness and education,
for more information con
tact Jew-EL Darbone,
Founder and CFO at jewel
darbone.blfsc@gmail.com
or Boldlipsforsicklecell@
gmail.com.
Talent Show
The SG Atkins Alumni
Association will be hosting
a talent show on Friday,
June 19, from 8 p.m. - 10
p.m., at the Winston-Salem
Preparatory Academy at
Atkins on 916 N. Cameron
Ave. Anyone who wants to
participate in the talent
show are to contact George
Johnson at 336-391-0025.
Tickets are $15 and can be
purchased at the door. For
additional information call
336-682-2347 or any ,
member of the Atkins
Alumni Association Inc.
WSSU Class of
1980 Cookout
The WSSU Class of
1980 will have their pre
reunion cookout on
Saturday, June 20 at
Shelter 1 at Reynolds Park
on 2450 Reynolds Park
Rd. at noon. For more
information contact Craig
Umstead at 910-332-8577
or craigumstl@ yahoo,
com.
Short Film Festival
The Echo Network will
present LUNAFEST, a
national traveling film fes
tival featuring eight short
films, by, for and about
women at the Hanesbrand
Theatre Saturday, June 20
at 6:30 p.m. on 209 N.
Spruce St. Tickets are $20
and $ 15 for seniors and can
be purchased at the box
office or going to
w w w.echonet work .org.
Musical Festival
The Wayne C.
Henderson Music Festival
will be on Saturday, June
20 (rain or shine) from
10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. at
Grayson Highlands Park
on U.S. 58, Mouth of
Wilson, VA. The festival
will have twenty guitarists
compete for a Henderson
guitar, free children activi
ties and live bands per
forming. $20 per person,
free for ages 12 and under,
$5 parking. For more infor
mation go to www.wayne
henderson .org ,
www.dcr.virginia.gov/state
_parks.gra.shtml.
Juneteenth volunteers
The 11th annual
Juneteenth Festival will be
held Saturday, June 20,
from 11 a.m.- 6 p.m. at the
historic Winston Mutual
Building on Fifth Street
and Martin Luther King
Drive. Volunteers are
needed to help with set-up,
children's area, stage,
parking and information.
Food vendors and
exhibitors are also needed.
For more information,
please visit www.triadcul
ture.org or call 336-757
8556. Contact e-mail is
info@triadculturalarts.org.
Father-Daughter Gala
Hoops4LYFE will be
hosting a Father-Daughter
Gala on Saturday, June 20
from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. at the
GreenTree Church and
Community on 930 S.
Broad St. Tickets are $20
and be purchased at
ww w.hoops4lyfe org/e vent
s. For more information
contact Brittany Ward at
336-231-7968.
Genealogical workshop
On Saturday, June 20,
the North Carolina
Genealogical Society and
the Forsyth County
Genealogical Society will
host a genealogical work
shop at the Knollwood
Baptist Church. Michael
D. Lacopo, DVM, will
present four lectures on the
topic "Digging Deeper into
Your Family History".
The workshop will run
from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. and
will include lunch.
Registration is required.
Cost $42 for NCGS or
FCGS members, $52 for
non-members. For more
information, visit the
NCGS website at
www.ncgenealogy.org.
Homes for our
Heroes Walk/Run
The Whole Man
Ministries will have their
Homes for Our Heroes
Walk/Run on Saturday,
June 20 at 8 a.m. at Central
Park on E. Salem Ave.
Anyone can register now
online through June 18,
$10 per person for ages 5
and up, $35 per person.
You can still register dur
ing packet pick up on
Friday, June 19 from 5
p.m. - 8 p.m. at Whole Man
Ministries at 3916 Old
Lexington Rd? or on the
day of the race from 7 a.m.
- 8 a.m. The Mile Fun Run
will start at 8 a.m., the 5K
Run will start at 8:30 a.m.,
and the 5K Walk will start
at 8:35 a.m. For registra
tion and more information
go to www.wholemanmin
istries.com/5k2015.
Father's Day
Parade/Cookout
The Mo Lucas
Community Foundation
will have its second
Father's Day Parade on
Sunday, June 21 at 4 p.m.
starting from Fifth St. and
ending at Rupert Bell Park.
Following the parade will
be the 10th annual Father's
Day Cookout which will
have various performances
from local talent. For more
information contact
Michael A. Terry at 336
577-0721 or molucask
ids@yahoo.com.
Youth Chorus Auditions
The Winston-Salem
Youth Chorus will have
their auditions from chil
dren ages 8-18 from June
22-26 and June 29 to July 2
between 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. at
St. Timothy's Episcopal
Church on 2575 Parkway
Dr. The 2015-2016 will
begin the end of August,
for more information and
schedule audition time go
t o
w w w. wsyouthchorus .org
or contact the office at
336-703-0001.
Superhero Spectacular
Weekend
Special Olympics
Forsyth County partnering
with Gateway YWCA will
have a "Superhero
Spectacular" on June 26
27 at 1300 S. Main St. On
Friday, June 26 there will
be a Zumba party from 7
p.m. - 10 p.m. Tickets are
$10. On Saturday, June 27,
there will be a one mile fun
run/walk, 5K and 10K
races. Registration is $10,
$35, and $40 through June
11 (today), and after will
go up $5. To register for
the race visit
CityofWS.org and search
"Special Olympics" To
sponsor an athlete contact
Lisa Kiser at 336-727
2425 or
lisak@cityofws.org.
Block Party/Health Fair
Today's Woman
OB/GYN and Pediatrics
will be having their 20th
anniversary Block Party
and Health Fair on
Saturday, June 27, rain or
shine, from noon - 4 p.m.
on 2001 Todays' Woman
Ave. There will be food,
music, health screenings, a
talent show and much
more. If anyone is interest
ed in volunteering, enter
ing your child in the Kids
contest (ages 0-6), your
choir or dance group per
forming call 336-722
1818. Any female over 35
years old, who has a pri- 1
mary care physician and *
insurance, can schedule a t
mammogram on this day. 1
There are 24 appointments r
available and will be filled a
on a first come, first serve r
basis. For more informa- 1
tion for a mammogram, I
call Tamika Cole, LPN at ?
the same number. (
Amateur Radio e
Field Day f
There will be an ama- t
teur radio field day on I
Saturday, June 27 and 1
Sunday, June 28 at 2 p.m. c
at Hobby Park on 2301 W. I
Clemmonsville Road. See
emergency radio operation f
and find out all about 1
"Ham" Radio. There will i
be displays and actual on
the air contacts. For more (
information call Deryl ?
Hollrday at 336-608-4854
or e-mail at
dholliday@triad.rr.com.
For additional information
go to www.w4nc.com.
Tools for
Caregivers Class
Registration is now 5
underway for Powerful 1
Tools for Caregivers, a 6- <
week class for anyone car
ing for a loved one who is <
frail or ill. The class will c
take place on Wednesdays, t
May 20-June 24, 4-6 p.m., <
at the SECU Family House
on 1970 Baldwin Lane.
There is no charge, but
donations are accepted.
Registration is required. To
register or get information,
call Linda Lewis at 336
748-0217. Classes are
sponsored by the
Shepherd's Center of
Greater Winston-Salem,
Family Caregiver Support
Program, Senior Services,
Hospice & Palliative
CareCenter, SECU Family
House and Daybreak
Respite Program. Classes
fill quickly, so early regis
tration is suggested.
Summer Aviation Camp
The 2015 Aviation
Career Education (ACE)
Summer Camp is now
accepting applications for
enrollment to its weeklong
program for middle and
high school students. (
Students will learn real- ,
world aviation applications
and principles and will
have the opportunity to fly
a plane. Attendees will also
learn about flight theory,
aviation history, aircraft
maintenance, as well as
taking field trips to local
airports and aviation indus
try businesses. The middle
school academy will run
from June 22-26 and the
high school academy will
run from June 29-July 3.
The cost is $65 per student.
Both camps will be held at
Ibraham Elementary
School on 5036 Old
Walkertown Road in
Winston-Salem. An open
ing ceremony will take
place on June 22 at 9 a.m.
at Smith Reynolds Airport.
For more information or to
request an application,
contact Jim Shaw at 336
306-8145 or jamesw
shawsrl@gmail.com.
Applications are due by
June 15, 2015.
Summer Science
Program
GlaxoSmithKline is
having a "Science in the
Summer" free educational
program coming to
Winston-Salem at
SciWorks at the Science
Center and Environmental
Park of Forsyth County.
The classes are open to stu
dents entering second
through sixth grade, sepa
rated into two levels based
on age group. GSK
Science in the Summer
encourages elementary stu
dents to get involved in
STEM learning.
Registration is now under
way. Contact Kelli
Isenhour. SciWorks' Vice
President of Education, at
336-714-7106 (or kisen
hour@sciworks.org) with
questions about the local
classes or to register.
Boy Scout wins award
Robert Pickens
?oster, a member of Boy
>cout Troop 749 char
ered to Ardmore United
rfethodist Church,
eceived his Eagle Scout
iward in a recent cere
nony at the church. He
tas also earned his
Jronze and Gold Palms
ind his 4-Star God and
Zountry Award.
For his Eagle proj
ect, he built a rolling
ood cart and rolling
?ookcase for use by the
'ood Pantry at Ardmore.
rhe books are given to
:lients who visit the
'ood Pantry.
Foster is a 2015
;raduate of Ronald
leagan High School and will enroll at North Carolina
Jtate University this fall. He received the Ernest James
and Ethel Hudgins Angelo Scholarship from the
rollege of Engineering at NC State. He is the son of Ed
tnd Barbara Foster of Lewisville.
Robert Pickens Foster
Girl Scout Silver award winners
Shaylea Rice & Aysia Greer Parms earned their Silver
\wards on May 15, 2015. Shaylea and Aysia are Girl
Scouts from troop #40486 at Mt. Carmel Missionary
baptist Church. The focus of their Award was targeting
:hildhood obesity in Winston-Salem.
The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a
3irl Scout Cadette can earn. The Silver Award creates an
jpportunity for girls from 6th-8th grades to demonstrate
heir leadership skills and prove that they are organized,
ietermined, and dedicated to improving the community.
Submitted Photos
Girl Scouts Shaylea Rice & Aysia Greer Parms hold
their Silver Award.
Local Student
Receives Full Academic
Scholarship to NCCU
Jessica Hannah
Watson, 2015 graduate of
Ronald W. Reagan High
School, was awarded the
Rising Eagle Scholarship
from North Carolina
Central University. At
Reagan High School,
Watson was a member of
the National Honor
Society, National
Technical Honor Society,
president of the Future
Business Leaders of
America and a member of
the track team. She is a
Crosby Scholar and a
member of the Tri-City
Relay Team. She plans to
major in Psychology to become an Industrial
Psychologist. Watson is the daughter of Lisa Oakes and
Phillip Watson.
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