McClain honored for service
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The Rotary Club of
Clemmons presented Bill
McClain, the youth services
coordinator for the Housing
Authority of Winston-Salem,
with its Community Service
Award during the organiza
tion's June 18 awards banquet
at Bermuda Run Country Club.
This award is given annual
ly to a person in the communi
ty who has exhibited excellent
leadership skills, high ethics
and a rousing motivation to
help better the community.
McClain has assisted the
Clemmons Rotary Club with
its "Hand-in-Hand" project,
which takes place each
December when buses pick up
about 250 children from the
housing authority youth cen
ters. The young people jire
served dinner, entertained with
a Christmas program, treated to
a visit to the famed Festival of
Lights program at Tanglewood
Park and then presented with a
shopping bag of gifts.
"Die program, which takes
most of the year to plan, has
been a successful joint effort
between the Rotary Club and
McClain 's office. McClain vol
unteers many hours to see that
the evening runs smoothly and
each child is made to feel spe
Dana Marske presents Bill McClain with his award.
cial, according to Rotary Club
Community Service Project
Chairwoman Dana Marske.
McC\ain also assists
Marske in another Clemmons
Rotary Club program that
sends about a dozen children to
the YMCA's Camp Hanes. The
logistics planning, health
exams, clothing requirements
and selection process are han
dled by McClain and his staff
with the help of Marske.
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Photo by Betty Mauceri/ NCSA
That's is%not some photoshopped image in the background of this photo of North
Carolina School of the Arts Chancellor John Mauceri and his dog, Pickle. It's a real
rainbow that appeared late last month over the sky near the school's campus and the Tar
Branch Towers, where the chancellor lives and this photo was snapped by his wife, Betty.
Min. Davis
will preach at
Faith Unity
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Faith Unity Missionary
Church will welcome the Rev.
Keith Michael Davis, a minister
who attends Goler Metropolitan
AME Zion Church, at its 11 ajn.
service on Sunday, July 27.
Davis is the sixth of seven
children or
Andrew
Bubble
Davis and
Odessa
Abernathy
Davis.
After grad
uating from
East
Forsyth
High
School, he
Davis
earned an associate s degree in
food service management from
Wilkes Community College. He
has also received certification as
a food service specialist.
Rev. Davis was called to
preach in 1991. He currently
serves at Goler Metropolitan,
where the Rev. Dr. Roy Swann is
pastor.
Davis was ordained a deacon
on Sept. 23, 2007 in Black
Mountain by Bishop George
Washington Carver Sr., of the
Western North Carolina
Conference. He is a traveling
minister of the Winston-Salem
District, were the Rev. Dr. Calvin
Miller is the presiding elder.
Rev. Davis is a student at
Livingstone College and a securi
ty officer at North Carolina
Baptist Hospital.
Faith Unity is located at 1025
E. 14th Street in the chapel of the
Masonic Lodge Prince Hall. The
host pastor is Nathaniel R J.
Williams Jr., and the associate
pastor is Wanda H. Williams. The
public is invited to attend the serv
ice.
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