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11A LIFESTYLES/The Charlotte Post April 25,1996 Around Charlotte Continued from page 11A Prevention Coalition of North Carolina will hold a statewide conference in Charlotte at the Hilton at University Place. This is pregnancy prevention month. For more information, call 335-1313. •Hornet’s Nest Girl Scout Council has started registra tion for the summer camp. In Mecklenburg County, camps will be held in June, and July. For information on camp cost, and camp scholarships, call Pam Steward at 537-7974. •At 11 a.m. on May 25, the Emmett Scott High School will have faculty and student parade. There is a $10 entry fee. Units begin assembling at 9:30 a.m. For more informa tion, call Johnnie McCoy at 803-981-7743. •The Afro American Children’s Theatre Inc., will hold auditions for “The Wiz” at the Spirit Square Center for the Arts. The auditions will be on April 25 and May 2 from 6-9 p.m. and on April 27 and May 4 from 1-5 p.m. Participants will do cold read ing, dance movements, and vocal exercises. Auditions are open for children between 9- 18. The show will be on Oct. 25-26 and November 1-2. For more information, call 372- 7410. •From 10- 2 p.m. on April 22- 26, Hope For Kids will have their Annual Immunization Campaign. Over 400 volun teers will go door-to door in an effort to find children who have not been immunized. Immunization sites will be set up to give free immunizations. For more information, call Dianna Jones at 588-5705. •At 4 p.m on Sunday, the First Ward Organization will have its regular meeting at the second ward alumni house on 1905 Beatties Ford Road. The topic for discussion will be: “City/County Proposed Consolidation.” The group leaders will be Mary Maxwell, member of the charter com mission and county commis sioner James Richardson. There will be a short business meeting. For more informa tion, call Thorton Hayes at 392-5147. •At 12 noon on Friday, the Fighting Back Organization will have their grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the first Charlotte- Mecklenburg Fighting Back Neighborhood Alert Center. For more information, call 336-8284. •Beginning April 24, the Charlotte Chamber will began its “Pick A Seat Event”. This event includes tours of Carolinas Stadium and a video to be shown to partici pants of the event. There will be 50 participants in each ses sion. Limited slots are still available. For more informa tion, call Molly Hedrick of the Charlotte Chamber at 378- 1338. •At 7 p.m. on Friday, the Mecklenburg County Union Youth Department will have a “Pre-Convention Concert” at St. Luke Baptist Church on 1600 Norris Avenue. For more information, call Youth Supervisor, Clara Epps at 597-5256. •At 9 a.m. on May 11, Dr. Vera King Farris, President of Richard Stockton College will be the keynote speaker at N.C. A&T State University’s 105th commencement. For more information, call Nettie C. Rowland at 910-334-7582. •From 9-12 noon on Saturday, Boy Scout Troop 35 from Hickory Grove Methodist Church will hold a car wash fundraiser and geranium plant sale at the McDonald’s parking lot located at East Tow;n Market Shopping Center near the corner of Sharon Amity and East Harris Blvd. The money raised will fund the troop’s visit to the Olympic Games in Atlanta. •At 6 p.m. on May 4, at Rogers Herr Middle School on Cornwallis Road, S.C Congressman James E. Clyburn of the 6th district will be the keynote speaker for the annual Scholarship Banquet, sponsored by Beacon Light Missionary Baptist Church. Tickets are $15. For more information, call Deborah Craig Ray at 919-560-0000. To include your events in around charlotte, send your information to The Charlotte Post, 1531 Camden Road, Charlotte, N.C. 28203, to the Attention of Tammie Tolbert or fax information to 342- 2160. Dance is a great way to learn creativity, skills Continued from page 9A “Athleticism must come first, and then certain technical skills, and creative movement, and then interpretive skill. With all that you may become an artist,” Knapp said. “It's hard for a parent to know what kind of training is good, but it is more than learning steps. “If the training stops short of the creative level, children should just dance until they get to the university level.” Dance schools relatively close to Arkansas include North Carolina School of the Arts, the University of Kansas and the University of New Mexico. Many university programs take dance to “risk” levels, Knapp said, but risk in dance does not mean physical danger. “It's easy for dancers who have all the athletic skills and steps they need to perform in a realm of safety,” Knapp said. “The great teachers knew when I was faking and they let me know it. They will demand a baring of the soul, a risk, (so) that the dancer feels the thing the viewer feels.” Ultimately, though, everyone young and old should dance for the joy of it, she said. Even if Knapp hadn't had the will to dance and good teachers to help her become a profes sional dancer, she S£ud, she would have danced “for what it does for the soul. That's why I dance.” Mom’s Day Out. I c) R«/0Tlatke/t/ A/2) § cXoA^lo.^. O n Mom's most special day of the year treat her to a getaway on Greyhound*. Just enter and win tickets for travel on Greyhound to any of over 2,400 destinations around the country. Mom can getaway whenever she wants and go wherever she wants for free. So enter today to win the Great Mother's Day Getaway for Mom from you and yours truly, Greyhound. 3~R/e/§/ratuL^Bu.ge/^tvc£tulgA; 4 Tickets for travel on Greyhound A Soft & Beautiful Gift Pack courtesy of Pro-Line A day of beauty at a local beauty salon To enter, stop by Bi-Lo. 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