I Community Calendar I
Forsyth County Senior
Democrats
Patsy Keever, chairwoman of the
N.C. Democratic Party, will address
the Forsyth County Senior Democrats
Thursday, April 2. Keever's topic will
be "Rebuilding the N.C. Democratic
Party." The meeting will begin at 9
a.m. at the Golden Corral, 4965
University Parkway (336 767 3505).
Members and guests wanting the
breakfast buffet and/or beverages will
be able to enter the restaurant begin
ning at 8:30 a.m. Keever was a
Buncombe County commissioner
from 1992 to 2004 and served in the
N.C. House of Representatives from
2010 to 2012.
Free Wine & Cheese gathering
The '5' Royales Committee will
sponsor a free Wine & Cheese gather
ing for donors on Friday, April 3, from
3 to 5 p.m., at The Winston-Salem
Foundation, 751 W. Fourth Street . The
committee is raising funds for
Winston-Salem residents to travel to
the '5' Royales' induction ceremony
on April 18 at the International Rock
& Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland,
Ohio. The homegrpwn group is cred
ited with helping to define R&B dur
ing the 20 years ? 1945 to 1965 ?
the quintet performed and produced
reconls. pie Wine & Cheese event
will giver donors the chance to meet
committee members and relatives of
the '5* Royales. The original members
are deceased. Tickets for the Sock
Hop will available at the gathering.
That fundraiser will be held April 10,
from 7 to 11 p.m. at the National
Guard Armory, 2000 Silas Creek
Pkwy. and will feature the Mighty
Eliminators, a local R&B group.
Tickets are $20 per person. For more
information or to purchase tickets
contact: Bobby Ray Wilson at 336
406-5138, 336-703-0133, xxxzoolo
gy55@yahoo.com; Or, Kim Bell,
336-354-9836,
kimskreations63 @ gmail .com.
Family Easter Fling
Winston-Salem Recreation and
Parks will hold its annual Pamily
Easter Fling at the Winston-Salem
Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to noon
Saturday, April 4. Free entry and park
ing is available through Gate 5 on
Deacon Boulevard.
Children up to age 8 can
participate in a traditional
Easter egg hunt. A separate
scavenger hunt will be held
for kids 9 to 12. The Family
Easter Fling will also have
music. Fire and Police dis
plays, demonstrations by
Mad Science and N.C.
Tennis, and prizes from
DTLR. Also on hand will be
Sparky the Fire Dog, the
Chick-fil-A cow, and Bolt,
the mascot of the Winston
Salem Dash. In the event of
rain, the event will be
moved in the Fairgrounds
Annex.
Easter in Old Salem
Old Salem Museums &
Gardens will celebrate
Easter, one of the most
important seasons in tlyt
Moravian Church, in
Saturday, April 4, from 9130
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. wjih a full
day of fun events perfect for
all ages. Easter in Qtd-Salem
will" take placethfoughout
the Historic - -District,
although most activities will
take place at the Vierling
House and Barn. All Easter
activities, including the
Easter Egg Hunt, are includ
ed with an Ail-In-One ticket,
which is $23 for adults and
$11 for children ages 6-16.
Friends of Old Salem are
admitted free. For more
information, call 336-721
7300 or Ttmail info@old
salem.org. Additional infor
mation can also be found at
oldsalem .org/easter.
Easter Egg Hunt
Hayrides
Tanglewood Stables is
offering Easter Egg Hunt
Hayrides through Sunday,
April 5, featuring a scenic
tractor-drawn hay ride
through Tanglewood Park
on your way to the Easter
Egg Hunt Field. Egg hunting
provided for the young chil
dren in the group with lots of
photo opportunities. Join in
with other families on one of
our pre-scheduled rides for
$9 per person on the follow
ing weekend days: March
28, 29 and April 4, 5.
Schedule the whole wagon
for your group of 20 to 30
people for $200 any day
through April 5. For reserva
tions and more information
contact Mike Dowd at tan
glewoodfarm@yadtel.net or
336-766-9540.
'Arts Alive'
Old Salem Museums & Gardens
will host the popular educational pro
gram "Arts Alive in Old Salem" on
Wednesday, April 8 from 9:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Aits Alive brings the rich
history of the arts in early America to
life for young people. The cost is $9
per student, $20 for adults. Old Salem
pays for one adult per 12 students.
Reservations can be made by calling
1-800 441-5305. Students must be
accompanied by a teacher or adult.
Sierra Club meeting
A Sierra Club meeting will be 7
p.m. Thursday April 9, at Single
Brothers Workshop, 10 Academy St.
in Old Salem. Program: Thru Hiking
North Carolina's Mountains to Sea
Trail. Join Assistant Ranger Lora
Arlington of Hanging Rock State Park
for a slide presentation of her thru
hike of North Carolina's Mountains to
Sea Trail. While the trail is a work in
progress, many folks have made the
thru hike in about three months. Lora
will answer your questions about how
you can begin hiking sections of the
trail or maybe become one of the thru
hikers. Join the group for the social at
7-7:30 p.m., with announcements at
7:30, and our program at 7:45.
Contact person: Cornelia Barr at 336
409-2772 or cbdub@me.com. The
meeting is free and open to all.
Yoga for a cause
Stretch Yourself - Help A Child:
A Yoga Fundraiser to Benefit the
Children's Law Center of Central
N.C. will be held Saturday April 11,
9:30 to li a.m. at Maple Springs
United Methodist Church, 2569
Reynolda Road. Cost: $20 in advance,
$25 at the door, $10 students.
Admission may be waived for sur
vivors of domestic violence. Contact
Susan at 336-831-1909x8 for details.
Bring a towel or blanket and a yoga
mat if you have one . A limited number
of mats will be available to borrow.
Arrive before 9:30 a.m. to check in
and set up your practice space. Guest
teachers: Judi Maloy of the Yoga
Gallery; Crista Baker of Paz Studios;
Valerie Riser of Sunrise Yoga Studio;
Mike Fagan for Laughing Yoga;
Teresa Hicks of Gold's Gym. Dharma
talk by Iris Sunshine, executive direc
tor of the Children's Law Center.
Funding for Resident-Led
Development
Does your cofnmunity have a spe
cial project they've been waiting to
see become a reality this spring or
summer? Are you ready to organize
residents around what really matters
in your neighborhood? Neighbors for
Better Neighborhoods will be host
ing its monthly Monday Night
Interest meeting for residents inter
ested in applying for a grassroots
grant ranging from $100- $5000.
NBN grants are for any neighbor
hood association or neighborhood
led group interested in making a
change in their community using the
gifts, skills, talents and drive of the
residents. It's time to make resident
led development a reality; all it takes
is a grant application, an idea, and
you. Please note in order to be eligi
ble to apply for an NBN grassroots
grant you must attend a Monday
Night Interest Meeting held on the
first and third Mondays of every
month starting at 6 p.m. at Neighbors
for Better Neighborhoods, Augsburg
Community Center, 502 N. Broad St.,
upper level entrance. For more infor
mation contact Dee Washington
NBN Program Officer at dwashing
ton@nbncommunity.org or 336-602
2519.
Tax help
AARP Tax Aide will be offering
free tax assistance this year at the
Centenary UMC Annex, 657 Fifth St.,
across from the main entrance of the
downtown library, on Wednesdays
and Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. They help with returns for all
ages and income levels at no charge.
You do not have to be an AARP mem
ber. To get help with your taxes, you
need to bring a picture ID, Social
Security card, your W-2 and/or 1099s,
Employer ID numbers or Social
Security numbers of child care
providers and, if possible, last year's
tax returns. If you want to file jointly
electronically, you will also need to
bring in that information for your
spouse. If you want direct deposit of
any refund, you should also bring
your checking or savings account
information.
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Sunday Services
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
M.Y.P.U 6:50 p.m.
Wednesday Services
Prayer & Bible Study ....... 7:50 p.m.
4111 Whitfield Drive
Phone: 336-767-3700
Fax: 336-767-7006
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