Smart Start book drive to launch \
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Local Kiwanis Clubs and Smart
Start of Forsyth County, Inc. have come
together for the eighth year to launch a
book drive for children ages birth to
five.
The book drive
is a campaign
designed to gener
ate book donation:
for placement in
early childhood
classrooms and
Smart Start, Inc.'s
parent resource
bags. These bags
are given to new
parents and contain
information that
parents need to
provide a healthy,
happy, and safe beginning for their chil
dren. Each bag also contains a new or
gently used children's book. The
Kiwanis Clubs in Forsyth County sup
port the drive by donating books on
behalf of their speakers and encourag
ing their members to give to the drive.
The book drive officially begins Feb.
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Of FORSYTH COUNTY
4 and ends April 30. Smart Start hopes
to collect more than 10.000 new or gen
tly used preschool books. Books in
Spanish and books for infants are espe
cially needed. Monetary donations can
be mailed to Smart Start of Forsyth
County, Inc., Attn: Jackie Lofton, 7820
North Point Blvd.,
? Winston-Salem, NC,
27106.
Collection sites
include: The American
Red Cross, Kernersville
Library, Clemmons
Library, Smart Start
of Forsyth County, the
Kernersville and
Fulton YMCA branch
es, Hanes Mall, St.
Leo's Catholic Church,
St. Leo's Catholic
School, the Forsyth
County Department ot fubuc Health,
Clemmons Moravian Church, First
Baptist Church W-S and St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church.
For more information about the
drive, contact Jackie Lofton at 336-714
4349 or jlofton@smartstart-fc.org.
Calendar
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comedy, music and open
mic. Admission is $3 per
yci wu.
Author to speak
Joanna Catherine Scott,
author of the Civil War and
Reconstruction novels
"The Road from Chapel
Hill" and "Child of the
South," will speak on how
history came alive for her
after she befriended an
inmate on Death Row in
Raleigh. Scott will speak
Saturday, Feb. 9 at 10:30
a.m. in the Auditorium of
the Walkertown Branch
Library, 2969 Main St. Call
336-703-2990 for more
information.
Landscaping seminar
There will be a free
seminar on landscaping,
"The Why, When, & How
of Pruning Your
Ornamental Shfubs," in the
auditorium of the
Lewisville Branch Library,
6490 Shallowford Rd., on
Saturday, Feb. 9 at 10:30
a.m. No registration is
required.
Allergy seminar
Food Allergy Families
of the Triad, a new local
food allergy support group,
will offer a free educational
seminar, "Managing an
Allergy Free Diet-Part II,"
on Feb. 10 at 5 p.m. at
Baylin Dance Studio, 3818
Clemmons Road in
Clemmons.
Art Association meeting
The Muddy River Art
Association will meet
Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 6:30
p.m. in the auditorium of
the Clemmons Branch
Library, 3554 Clemmons
Rd. Benita Van Winkle, pro
fessional artist and photog
rapher, will present "Please
Remain Standing," a 30
year retrospect of movie
theaters throughout the
United States. Call 336
766-5541 for more infor
mation or go to www.mud
dyriverart.org.
Yoga event
The Yoga Gallery's
Third Friday Community
event will be on Friday,
Feb. 15 from 7:30-8:30
p.m. at 633 N. Trade St.
The featured speaker will
be Intuitive Life Coach,
Judy Marie Willis. Call
336-725-4119 or 336-997
5087 or email jwillispar
entlifecoach@gmail.com
for more information or to
register. Suggested dona
tion $10.
Elks Lodge to sell
Sunday dinners
Garden of Iris Temple
#220 will sponsor a Sunday
dinner on Feb. 24 from 12
noon-5 p.m. at the Elks
Lodge, 1405 N. Patterson
Ave. Dinners cost $7.
Tiny Indians Football
needs volunteers
The Winston-Salem
Tiny Indians Football and
Cheer organization is seek
ing volunteers for Treasurer
and Concessions Manager
for the upcoming season.
For more information, visit
http://www.leagueMneup.c
om/welcome .asp?cmenuid
=1 &url=indian2002&sid=
705072951 or send an e
mail to winston
salemtinyindians@gmail.c
om.
Dance classes
The Winston Lake
Family YMCA offers class
es in ballet, tap, hip hop.
jazz and tumbling for boys
and girls ages 3-15. Boys
dance for free. Call the Y at
336-724-9205 or visit
www.winstonlakeymca.org
for more information.
Tennis club offers lessons
The Kimberly Park
Tennis Club is offering les
sons to junior players on
Fridays through March 15
from 6-7 p.m. Contact
Robert at 336-577-6323 for
more information.
Gardener Mentor
training
Forsyth Cooperative
Extension will hold a free
Community Gardener
Mentor training program
on Tuesday evenings
through Feb. 5 from 6-9
p.m. The purpose of this
program is to match experi
enced vegetable gardeners
with gardening groups in
Forsyth County who need
support sustaining their
community gardens.
Daytime classes will be
offered on Wednesdays
beginning Feb. 6-20 from 9
a.m.-3 p.m. This program
is funded by a Winston
Salem Foundation grant.
Peppers
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Gnostics' notion that the
physical is evil is crushed
by the apostle. Jesus died a
physical death to redeem.
How then could that be
evil? While there were oth
ers who were raised from
the dead, Jesus is the only
one to die once. There is
no need to add anything to
the Gospel; it is complete!
Therefore, Jesus is superi
or in the church. Finally,
Paul reminds the church of
their Redemption.
Knowing something
special and obedience to
the Law did not and will
not save. The God-man
whose blood was shed for
the remission of sins is the
ojily Salvation needed!
The Gnostic ideology is a
fluke because Jesus died in
the flesh! That can't be
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evil, no matter how you
twist it.
Application: Before
getting caught up in the
"new," examine it first!
That implies that the
believer needs to know
what the Scripture says.
Studying alone is OK but
hearing how God reveals
Himself to others actually
helps you grow too. Don't
follow the crowd! Have
you thought they could be
wrong? If you are search
ing for completeness,
wholeness, and/or peace;
Jesus is the answer, Jesus
alone.
False doctrine may
appear inspiring at first,
but it will lose its shine!
Be rooted in Jesus who is
the real thing. He is
supreme over creation, in
the church and for redemp
tion. Praise HIM with your
life, not just you lips!
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$5'rabies vaccinations
available Saturday
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE .
A low cost rabies vaccination clinic, sponsored by the Forsyth County departments
of Public Health and Animal Control, will be held at the Forsyth County Animal Shelter,
5570 Murmer Park Circle, on Saturday, Peb. 2.
One-year vaccinations will be available for $5
from 9-11 a.m. for dogs, cats and ferrets only. Dogs
must be leashed, and cats and ferrets must be in car
riers.
Rabies vaccinations are essential.
If a dog or cat is exposed to a rabid animal, and
does not have a current vaccination against the
rabies virus, public health law requires the animal i
be tested for the virus, or quarantined for a six 1
month period of observation for symptoms. An a
animal can harbor the virus for months, but it is B
only within the last few days of its life that it can fl
be transmitted through a bite. Unfortunately, a
dog or cat must be euthanized in order for it
to be tested and not many pet owners can
afford the cost of the six-month quarantine ?B
at a veterinarian hospital.
In 2012, Forsyth County Animal Shelter 1
officers responded to 927 reports of animal
bites and exposures. Most exposures occur
from pets coming in contact with high risk
wildlife such as raccoons.
Contact the Forsyth County Animal Control Department at 336-703-2480 for more
information.
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