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High school graduations abound, and Father’s Day is around the corner! This year is surely clicking by and my daughters’s July wedding countdown is starting to make me sweat just a little! I’ve got a great team in place with tons of offers from friends and family to help out, so I’m trying to remain calm!

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School’s out for summer and all the kids and teachers are jumping for joy! Hopefully you’ve lined up some great summer camps that advertised in our Summer Camp Showcase issues this past March, April & May for your children.

If you missed them, it’s not too late! Just go to our website > ` Þ Õ V> i>Ã Þ w ` ÕÀ ` } Ì> ÃÃÕið Our June issue features a father-son duo from TRU Taekwondo on the cover. They have an amazing program there with offerings for the whole family. Vacation Bible School is synonymous with summer, so we did a Facebook shout-out for local churches to submit information on their programs.

Be sure to check out our VBS listing, and, of course, there are many, many other churches in our community not listed that have programs as well.

You may have noticed our Kids’ Morning Out events each Ì ° } Õ« Õ i ÇÌ ] Üi½ >Ûi ÕÀ w ÀÃÌ > Þ Night Out at Midtown Café & Dessertery. We have some fun things lined up, including food specials, prizes, a photo booth and a balloon artist!

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BY CAROLYN S. PETERSON

There’s a great quote from Sir Winston Churchill, “There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” From the outside observer, horseback riding may just seem like a pleasurable pastime or a means of travel in some cases, but it is much more.

MORE GOING ON THAN MEETS THE EYE When you see a rider on a horse, you may think that all the rider has to do is give the horse some simple instructions like “Go,” “Whoa,” and “Turn.”

In the relationship between rider and horse, it would appear that the horse is doing all the work.

The person on the horse is literally “just along for the ride.” Right? Not even close. There’s far more to horseback riding than the casual observer } Ì iÝ«iVÌ° / iÀi >Ài > à i> Ì Li iw Ìà beyond simple enjoyment: physically, mentally and emotionally.

PHYSICAL BENEFITS Horseback riding develops balance and coordination. Jamie Jankowicz, owner of Legacy Saddlebreds, says, “The movements required to cue a horse as you ride require body awareness on the rider’s part.” Riding also uses muscles: most importantly the legs, abdominal, shoulder and back muscles. However, riding doesn’t depend ÃÌÀi }Ì > i] LÕÌ ÃÌÀ }] y iÝ L i ÕÃV ià that aid in stability and coordination. Riding is a weight-bearing, full-body, muscle-building

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exercise. Your blood circulation and sensory integration are affected when you ride, as well as your perception of space and coordination.

EMOTIONAL BENEFITS For many who ride, a horse is a deeply spiritual being with which they make a connection. Many w ` V «> Ã « > ` Ã >Vi Ü i Ü À } with their horse. “Although riding can have its vÀÕÃÌÀ>Ì Ã > ` V > i }iÃ] ÃÌ «i « i w ` the time they ride and spend with their horse as relaxing, a way to relive stress. The time with your horse helps you to be emotionally thoughtful and considerate of the horse, perhaps with this spilling over into your life and relationships with people.

Also, when other riders spend time together enjoying their horses, there’s a camaraderie that develops. If you prefer solitude, there’s nothing better than to spend your time with than a horse, a quiet friend at all times,” Jamie commented.

BEHAVIORAL BENEFITS Just the size of a horse demands respect, and learning to ride teaches one patience. A new

rider learns many things from a horse, including to respect the horse and have patience as they get to know their horse. Having a horse and caring for it, no matter what your age, is a responsibility.

With each ride, you learn from your mistakes, and students at Legacy Saddlebreds learn to take constructive criticism, helping them in their decisionmaking and to use good judgment. There is so much more going on when you ride a horse than what appears. Riding is a way to relax, a workout for Þ ÕÀ L `Þ > ` > Ì i Ì LÕ ` ÌÀÕÃÌ] V w `i Vi > `

sensitivity with another being. “Our instructors at Legacy Saddlebreds love introducing new riders to an experience that can change their lives in so many ways,” stated Jamie.

Legacy Saddlebreds is located at 4151 Thomasville Road, Winston-Salem, NC. The facility offers training, riding lessons, horsemanship camps, adult clinics, youth clubs and horse shows. For more information, visit www.legacysaddlebreds.com.

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It’s almost Father’s Day. If you’re a dad with young children, you can expect some nice homemade cards and maybe even a baseball cap. But, of course, your greatest reward is spending time with your kids and watching them grow. In return, you can give them a gift – the gift of Ü i`}i° -«iV w V> Þ] Ì i Ì Ã > ` Þi>Àà > i>`] Ìi>V Ì i Ì i w > V > Ã Ã Ì >Ì V> i « > i Ì i À Ûià i>à iÀ and more rewarding.

For starters, encourage your children to become savers. You can do this in a couple of different ways. First, set a good example. You might explain to your kids that you want to buy a certain item, but you are waiting for it to go on sale. Or, if ̽à > «>ÀÌ VÕ >À Þ L } Ì V iÌ Ìi ] i > Õ ÌÀ> } `iw Ì television, tell your children that you simply can’t afford it now, but that you are putting away some money each week until you can. You might even make a chart showing your progress.

Another way to help your children become better savers is to provide them with a monetary incentive. To illustrate: For every dollar they put into a “piggy bank” or an actual savings account, tell them you’ll put in, say, 50 cents. They are likely to be pleased and excited by how much faster their money grows with your contribution, and they may well become more motivated to save. Furthermore, you’ll be giving them a valuable lesson for later on in life, when they work for a business that offers to match their contributions to a 401(k) or other retirement plan. Unfortunately, many Þ Õ } «i « i] Õ« Ì> } Ì i À w ÀÃÌ ºV>ÀiiÀ» LÃ] i Ì iÀ under-contribute to their retirement plans or ignore them completely – thereby making it more likely that, later on in their working lives, they will have to come up with much bigger sums each year to accumulate enough resources for a comfortable retirement.

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shares of companies with which they are already familiar – the companies that make the games they play, the movies they watch and the food they eat. In fact, you could even simulate the investment process by letting them choose a stock and then follow it. To make the results more tangible, use “play” money to represent an initial investment, and add or subtract to the pile to track the ups and downs of the real stock. You might even explain some of the reasons for the stock’s movements; for example, if you and your child are following the stock of an entertainment company, and that company produces a blockbuster movie that leads to sequels, spinoffs and merchandise tie-ins, you can point out how these developments have pushed up the company’s stock price.

You might also explain that while these short-term price movements are interesting – and maybe even fun – to follow, investing is actually a long-term endeavor, and the best investors often hold stocks for many years before selling them.

By following these suggestions, you can help your children >VµÕ Ài } ` w > V > >L ÌÃ q > ` Ãii } Ì i «ÕÌ Ì iÃi skills to good use can provide you with many happy Father’s Days in the future.

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BY MARTIE EMORY When Chris Wrights was shadowing his stepfather and helping him with his landscaping business during his summers away from college, this energetic Clemmons native had no clue he Ü Õ ` i `>Þ Ü > LÕÃ iÃÃ Ì i Ã> i wi `° After graduating from Elon University in 2005 with a business degree, Chris followed his intuition and his heart and opened his own landscaping business right here in his home town. He then pursued an Associate’s Degree from Forsyth Technical Õ ÌÞ i}i Ì i wi ` i >` }À Ü Ì Ûip horticulture.

“I wanted to learn about growing and caring for as many plants as possible,” says Chris, noting how both his degrees were essential to what has become a successful endeavor. “My business degree taught me how to communicate and how to actually run a business.”

He’s now putting a little piece of his 14 years of experience in landscaping into every customer’s project.

“I like to think my business brings a more personal touch to it,” says Chris. “Often, as landscaping companies grow, the owner puts together crews who go out and do most of the work. With my business, no matter how big or small the job is, you can guarantee I will be there on-site doing the work. I like to be readily available if the homeowner has any questions.”

As a business owner following his passion, Chris admits one of his favorite aspects of his business routine is the ability to be outside every day, ÃÌi>` v Li } V «i` Õ« > vwVi° º > Ã love the personal satisfaction of getting to work with my hands, and when the job is done, being able to look at it and say I did that,” he explains.

Customers are drawn to Chris’ strong commitment to meeting their needs, so he’s blessed with a good list of repeat clients and positive referrals, which have helped grow Wrights Landscaping. That LÕà iÃà à VÕÀÀi Ì Þ >L ÕÌ xä¯ Àià `i Ì > pÜ iÀi i Ü À Ã Ü Ì L Ì ` Û `Õ> ià > ` "ƂÃp > ` xä¯ V iÀV > ] Ü V ÌÞ« V> Þ V Õ`ià vwVi buildings and some assisted living facilities in the area. Every consultation includes a free estimate as well.

From grass cutting, plugging and seeding, landscape design and installation to the pruning of shrubs and small trees, spreading of pine needles and mulch and even pesticide application, Chris is known for his meticulous attention to detail. He’s also equipped to install stone walls and retaining walls. “I never get bored, because every day is a new project,” says Chris.

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As we’re heading into June’s warm weather, and following the urge to spend more time outdoors, he advises that this is an ideal time to trim back your spring blooming perennials and also any shrubs that have just w à i` L } v À Ì i Ãi>à ° Keeping Clemmons home for his own young family, joining the steadily growing business community here, and working with the LewisvilleClemmons Chamber of Commerce has been the perfect situation, says Chris. “There is nothing else I would rather be doing, and nowhere else I would want to do it,” he says. “It is great to be able to wake up every morning and look forward to going to work!

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Join us for a night of fun at our first Forsyth Family Night Out! Amazing dinner specials and something for everyone...both kids as well as Mom and Dad!

Get wild with balloon animals!

Enjoy photo booth fun with Prints Charming!

Specials include, but not limited to: Stuff for the Kids...

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Support a great organization at the same time! Bring a full-sized toiletry item to donate to The Children’s Home and earn an extra door prize ticket for the Forsyth Family Prize board.

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Staycation Ideas for the Family

BY ROBIN WHITE ELLIS

While many of us sigh yearningly at the idea of a tropical paradise resort, there are unfortunate hindrances to ÃÕV }À> ` Ãi Û>V>Ì ÃpÃÕV >Ã ÕÀ bank- account balances or lack thereof!

Thankfully, there are options such as the “staycation,” which means using your vacation time in a frugal, yet enjoyable manner, while staying in your own home.

With a little ingenuity, it is possible to unwind and enjoy our own homes and cities, refreshing ourselves for the time we must head back to the daily grind.

Vacation at home? I can hear the incredulous tones now. Yes, we all have the desire to run away to locales both exotic and distant, but it is quite possible to enjoy a vacation at home.

We all deserve the time away from the hustle and bustle of our daily responsibilities, but traveling is just plain expensive! When you consider hotels, transportation, restaurants, et cetera... travel costs can end up adding a lot more stress to your mind and removing a great deal of cash from your wallet!

Even if cost isn’t a factor, obligations or health issues occasionally pop up, preventing us from skipping town when the urge strikes.

If you choose to enjoy a staycation, you should set some vital guidelines, beginning with the moment your staycation will start and the moment it will end. Within those parameters, exclude the following: cooking, cleaning, laundry, and working from

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home. The whole point is to make the world go away! Silence those phones; ignore the mail; let your extended family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers understand that you are unavailable, except in the direst of emergencies.

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• Paintball or laser tag

Give yourself some time to prepare before your staycation begins. You want your home to become your hotel getaway for the week (or longer, if you are so blessed with the time). Go ahead and get your house clean, make favored snacks, freeze meals, plan for special dinners out, or gather menus for home delivery. Purchase disposable dishes to cut down on that particular chore.

• Botanical gardens and parks

Set aside a realistic budget for activities and eating out. You could even pay someone to clean, if you so choose. Ask each family member what activities they would enjoy, and either plan an itinerary or pull an idea out of a jar each day, if you are feeling particularly spontaneous.

Now is the time to rediscover the magic of your home town! There are so many enjoyable options for all ages, close to home, that we simply drive by every day and ignore. Exploring your own surroundings can be your new adventure for this staycation. Listed below are several ideas that should bring pleasure to everyone in your family.

• Check the schedules of local theaters for plays, musicals, and concerts.

• Nearby amusement parks for a fullday trip • Children’s museums and science centers • Local pool or water parks • The zoo or aquarium • Libraries host family-friendly events, especially during the summer.

• Sporting events with local minor league teams • Family board-game tournaments • Bowling, skating, picnics • Backyard campout, complete with stories, s’mores, and grilling • Paint-your-own pottery facilities; art classes (go home with a memento) • Movie night with popcorn and a ton of pillows U i À `iÃ] y Þ } ÌiÃ] Ü> } ÌÀ> Ã • Massages and pedicures at a local spa or salon Embrace simplicity! Many of these ideas are easy to accomplish and cost very little, if anything at all. Take photos of your staycation and create a lovely > LÕ Ì }iÌ iÀ Þ ÕÀ w > } Ì° Some of my own favorite memories involve simple staycations with my parents, and your children will feel the same way!

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Tips for Keeping a Routine this Summer

BY CHRISTINE JORDAN, EDS, LMFT, Brenner FIT of Wake Forest Baptist Health Brenner Children’s Hospital

Summer is a great time to enjoy downtime together as a family. With longer days and no homework, families can enjoy life at a slower pace. However, while kids are counting down the days to the end of school, parents may feel a wave of anxiety. Whether you work inside or outside the home, thinking about what to do with kids when school is out can be stressful. Less structure during this time of the year is what makes the season more fun. Yet, less structure can add to your stress. During the summer, it often feels like the family routine takes a vacation. Getting kids to bed at a decent time or keeping them from grazing in the kitchen all day long can feel like a battle. Here are some tips to keep a routine: Be intentional. Think about what you want the summer to be like. What did you dislike about last summer? How can you change things this year? What did you enjoy about last summer? How can you make sure those things happen again this year? Think about these questions and make a plan for what you want to happen this summer.

Create a family summer routine. For families at home or with older kids alone during the summer, creating a schedule can be helpful. Some families need an hour-byhour schedule, while others need a more general schedule for the day. You may include the following times in your family’s daily routine: when to wake up, meals, snacks, computer/phone/videogame time, free time, non-screen play time, chores and bedtime. Writing down a routine helps keep everyone on track each day.

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Involve the entire family. Have a family meeting to discuss the summer schedule. Get kids involved in how the day should be and what should happen when. Kids are more likely to follow a routine they help to create. Kids love to be involved and can even help write down the schedule you create together.

Keep it fun. A summer routine does not have to be a straight-jacket for you and your family. Develop a routine that is realistic and allows you to add structure to your summer. This will ensure your family has the most fun.

Make sure to schedule in fun time together as a part of your family routine. One great way to plan for fun is to create a summer “bucket list.” These activities may include >Û } > Ü>ÌiÀ L> w} Ì] V> « } ÕÌ Ì i L>V Þ>À`] wà } À « >Þ } Ì i ëÀ iÀð /> >à > v> Þ Ì > i a list of must-do activities for this summer.

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Prepare and taste a quick meal option and leave with a personalized meal plan that you can create for your family.

6 to 7:15 pm \ Tuesday, June 21 How to Talk About Weight Join Brenner FIT’s Positive Discipline parent educators to learn effective parenting tools that reduce the stress and increase the joy of parenting. Each month, a different parenting topic is discussed.

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GRAYLYN Where the Spirit of the Past Inspires Today

BY MARTIE EMORY Come for a leisurely weekend with someone you love, or gather your favorite group together for a meeting at beautiful Graylyn, and you can’t help but be inspired.

Not only will you transport yourselves to another time and a slower (ah, yes!) pace of life, but every single element of The Graylyn Estate and Conference Center is memorable, from the obvious treasures of a 15th-century French carved doorway and distinctive Louis XV paneling brought directly from Paris, to the more personally felt > L > Vi Àiy iVÌ } Ì i Ûià v Ìà original residents.

Now a beautiful, 86-room boutique hotel and conference center completely dedicated to bettering the WinstonSalem community and honoring their lifelong commitment to local schools and preservation, while exuding the i i}> Vi > ` Ã « ÃÌ V>Ì v ÌÃ w ÀÃÌ residents, Graylyn was originally built in 1929 for Bowman and Nathalie Gray and their two sons. Sadly, Mr. Gray died at sea just three years after the home was completed, and in 1946, his wife and sons gave the estate to the Bowman Gray School of Medicine at Wake Forest University. Never far from their hearts, Gordon repurchased Graylyn in 1972 and on that very same day donated the property to Wake Forest University.

Since 1976 Graylyn has been listed on the National Register of Historic Sites and revered as a charming nod to the past, located just a couple of miles from downtown Winston-Salem. Its à } w V> Vi Ûià ] > ` iÛi v Ü } > w Ài >Ì Ì i > À ÕÃi Õ i £ nä] « > à ÜiÀi > Õ Vi`pÜ Ì 24 / ForsythFamilyMagazine.com

ià Ì>Ì pÌ ÀiÃÌ Ài Ì i iÃÌ>Ìi Ì Ìà original 1932 beauty and décor.

As early as 1993, Graylyn began hosting organizations from around the world, including several former presidents, and today is renowned as an international conference center and elegantly appointed boutique hotel with a stunning stone façade. Hosting an >ÛiÀ>}i v Îx {x Üi`` }Ã > Þi>À] the conference center is also a popular spot for corporate meetings, team building opportunities, and a variety of colorful events for the public. From a popular “Downton Abbey” weekend to an array of tempting leisure packages and traditional holiday events, including seven Christmas trees trimmed to reveal aspects of the Gray’s family history, Graylyn is still deeply rooted in its community. Under the ownership and management of Wake Forest University, > «À w ÌÃ vÀ Ì i Ìi > ` V viÀi Vi center are given directly back to the University to assist in funding student scholarships. Its sprawling 55 acres are a short, peaceful stroll from campus.

Mirroring the senior Mr. Gray’s passions, Graylyn continues to invest in the community, just as its owner did via Reynolds Tobacco, as every corporate event and every room reserved for a }] ÕÝÕÀ ÕÃ Üii i ` Li iw ÌÃ Ì i city he so loved. Graylyn is committed to “keeping things local” in its own uniquely authentic way: Every time you stay, meet, or simply dine here, you’re literally giving back to the community, and we know the Grays would be proud!

Echoes of both Mr. and Mrs. Gray are found throughout the estate, which still Àiy iVÌÃ > Þ ÌÀ>` Ì Ã v Ì i iÛiÀÞ`>Þ life they shared here. Mr. Gray enjoyed the indulgence of ice cream, and just as

there were during his residence, several ice cream rooms are located on the grounds for the moment your own sweet tooth strikes. To honor the memory of the V Õ« i½Ã Li Ûi` -V ÌÌ Ã ÌiÀÀ iÀÃp ÕÌÌiÀ > ` -V ÌV pÞ Õ½ w ` ÜÀ Õ} Ì À gates engraved with images of these two four-legged friends at the entrance to the Billiards Room. Every day in the lobby, there are also complimentary butterscotch cookies, served warm, and yes, also to honor the pups.

Get to know this treasured landmark yourself with one of their many leisure packages, which include a Living and Learning Package that lets you experience its rich history for yourself, the Historic Garden Getaway Package for budding horticulturists, or the lavish European Touch Spa Package.

From one-of-a-kind touches around every corner to impeccable cuisine and unmistakable Southern hospitality, there

are endless hints of the Grays still present at Graylyn, which graces the city of Winston-Salem with an elegant glimpse into the past.

The Graylyn Estate and Conference Center is located at 1900 Reynolda Road in the heart of Winston-Salem. Reach them at 800-472-9596, contact sales at 336-758-2425, or visit them online for details on events and accommodations at graylyn.com.

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Authentically Local Honoring the Gray family’s commitment to supporting a thriving local community for more than 80 years, your choice to meet, stay and dine locally ensures an ongoing commitment to local schools, scholarships and preservation. winston-salem, nc | www.graylyn.com | 1.800.472.9596 June 2016 / 25

Creating a Family Time Capsule

BY ROBIN WHITE ELLIS I have always been fascinated by the concept of time capsules! It is a way to preserve the past in a manner that is very personal to those involved. Opening them up, years later, feels like having a magical key to your own history, resulting in a rush of pleasant memories. There are countless time capsules hidden away, waiting to be discovered, both in private homes and publicly. The “Crypt of Civilization” is an enormous time capsule that was placed in the administration building of what used to be Oglethorpe College in Atlanta, Georgia. Locked away in 1940 in a 20 x 10 chamber, the contents are incredibly Û>À i`t Ì `à È{ä]äää «>}ià v VÀ w i` L à > ` religious texts, an early television set, beer, Lincoln Logs, a language integrator to teach English, miniature models, > ` w à `i> } Ü Ì > >ëiVÌà v vi >Ì Ì i Ì i° / i location of the vault has been recorded in universities, libraries, and temples across the world so that people will remember that it is there and when to open it. There Ã Õ ` `iw Ìi Þ Li > Þ Ài `iÀÃ] V à `iÀ } Ì >Ì Ì i capsule is not to be opened until the year 8113!

Thankfully, creating your own family’s time capsule will be > ÕV Ã « iÀ «À ViÃÃt / i wÀÃÌ Ì } Ì ` Ã Ì w ` a sturdy container that is durable and waterproof. You should make sure that it will not crush easily and add a silica gel-pack to absorb any moisture. It would also be a good idea to pop in a mothball or two! Despite the tradition of burying a time capsule, it isn’t the best idea.

When unearthed, it has usually been transformed into a soggy mess. However, there are places that sell specially designed time capsules, perfect for burying, if that option is important to you.

So, what should you place inside your capsule? The options are nearly limitless, but here are some ideas: letters to their future selves written by each family member, current pictures of each person, as well as v> Þ « Ì Ã] ` Ì ÞÃ] Ài« ÀÌ V>À`Ã] ViÀÌ wV>ÌiÃ] v>Û À Ìi crafts, favorite family recipes, clothing, et cetera. It is also nice to include pictures of your home, favorite places to go as a family, schools, church, pets, vehicles, extended family and friends. In permanent ink, write the date, locations, names, and reasons for inclusion on the backs of the photographs. You could also include your local newspaper as well as a fun questionnaire for i>V v> Þ i LiÀ Ì w ÕÌ Ài}>À` } Ì i À v>Û À Ìi things to do, music, shows, what they expect from the future, and any other question whose answer you think would be interesting to read in the future. You may want to include a journal that includes everyone’s names, birth dates, family history, funny stories, genealogical information, important events in your family history, and short autobiographies.

Be certain to leave out any food items or batteries. The batteries leak and the corrosive acid will damage the other items you include. Do not use staples or paper clips, as they will rust all over your items. You may be tempted to include videos or some other use of current technology, but it is not really a great idea. By the time the time capsule is opened, it could be so obsolete and inoperable that it was simply a waste of your time. It is best to stick with oldschool paper, ink, and photographs.

Once you have added all of your items, plan an entertaining ceremony when sealing and hiding the time capsule.

Mark the date it is to be opened in permanent ink on the outside. There are several options when it comes to the capsule’s hidden location. If you have a water-sealed box, you can bury it. Some people even place them inside of walls or in the base of a statue in the garden.

Other options include attics, crawl spaces, or even just high up in a seldomused closet.

You have sent your family’s message into the future! Imagine the faces of your little ones as adults, delighted to see their past and the plans they had for the future as small tots. Whether you leave it for ten years, twenty years, or more... you have captured your dreams for the future in the happiness of the present, and all who open it in later years will be delighted by the memories!

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In celebration of the 25oth Anniversary of the founding of Salem, NC, enjoy a concert each night on Salem Square followed by a magical light show that tells the story of Salem. In conjunction with Community Day on Aug. 13.

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North Clic 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament BY: HEATHER SPIVEY

On Saturday, April 16th, the 2ndannual North Clic 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament was held at the new D 1 Sports Training Facility in Winston-Salem. This facility was founded by Forsyth County native and NBA star Chris Paul and his CP3 Foundation.

The Tournament is intended to bring awareness of the positive, healthy relationships that basketball helps create. These concepts allow for a better and more disciplined understanding of proper communication, as well as good sportsmanship. The hope is that players will learn these valuable life lessons and use them both on and off the court. A portion of the funds raised support the CP3 Foundation.

North Clic is an urban name for “North Carolina” that founder Lloyd Leonard Jr. developed. North Clic originally began as a clothing brand. However, Leonard decided to revamp the brand into a fundraising opportunity for local youth programs.

Entertainment was provided by Celebrity “DJ MC” (formerly of 102 JAMZ).

There was also a Slam Dunk Contest (the height of the goal is adjusted to the height of the contestants) and a Three-Point Shootout that all of the kids enjoyed. Local ë à Àà i «i` > i Ì i iÛi Ì « Ãà L ip* +] V > `½Ã ,iÞ `> Road, DTLR (a national retail clothing store), CP3, D1 Sports, Super Powers Bail Bonding, Lilly Owens Appraisals, and YES WEEKLY. The tournament is open to all genders, ages 7–45. To learn more about upcoming tournaments, e-mail northclic@ gmail.com or call Lloyd at(336)825-7004, and be on the lookout for a new website soon!

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BY VONDA HENDERSON

Photo By Joel Schneider Photography

Don’t you enjoy driving a clean, shiny car?

Of course you do. There’s a new place in town that is designed especially for you -- ShineTime Express Carwash. Their mission statement sums it up nicely. “Our mission is to produce clean cars with fast and friendly service to every customer at a great value, while demonstrating exceptional environmental responsibility and goodwill toward the community in which we live.”

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ShineTime Express Carwash is a state-of-theart carwash with a retro 50’s theme. Nobody went cruising in a dirty car back then, but there’s no need to spend hours washing, waxing and vacuuming now. In three minutes, you can have a beautifully clean car! Really! As you pull up to the entrance, you’ll be guided into position by one of ShineTime’s friendly attendants. They’ll clean the front grill and areas that the equipment cannot easily reach before you start through the wash. Put your car in neutral, and let it glide through the kaleidoscope of colors as their state-of-the-art equipment washes your car. Kids of all ages love this.

- i/ i Ý«ÀiÃÃ >ÀÜ>Ã vviÀÃ w Ûi different levels of washing (from $6 to $20) « ÕÃ vÀii ÕÃi v `ÕÃÌÀ > Û>VÕÕ Ã] VÀ w LiÀ cleaning cloths and glass cleaner. Once your car is washed, pull into one of their 17 lanes, and you can make the interior as shiny as the exterior.

You can also join the Unlimited Wash Club, and select your package level ($20, $30 or $40 per month). With this, you simply drive through as the reader scans the membership sticker. There’s no sign-up fee or commitment.

The membership charge is drafted from your

account on a monthly basis. You can wash your car as often as you like.

ShineTime Express Carwash is locally owned by Adam and Erin Bartley. They are both North Carolina natives and have lived in 7 ÃÌ -> i v À w Ûi Þi>Àð >`` Ì Ì Ì i À i ÌÀi«Ài iÕÀ > spirit, they also have a strong commitment to the environment. All the cleaning products used are biodegradable and phosphate-free.

The business has a water reclamation/recycle system and uses a third of the water that one would typically use to wash a car (home washing generally used 100 gallons of water). ShineTime Express Carwash is a member of the Water Savers Program®.

As stated in their mission statement, ShineTime Express Carwash has a commitment to the community. A unique feature of the LÕÃ iÃÃ Ã ÌÃ vÕ `À> Ã } `i ° ÕÀÀi Ì Þ] Ì iÞ >Ûi w Ûi fundraising partners. Those who participate are given a four-digit code to enter at the pay station, and 20% of the revenue from that car wash goes to the partnering organization. Talk about an easy way to raise funds!

Stop by and experience the ShineTime Express Carwash! This family owned business prides itself on friendly staff members, clean grounds, environmentally friendly equipment/products and a fun time cleaning your vehicle exactly the way you want.

ShineTime Express Carwash’s hours of operation are MondaySaturday, 8am-8pm and Sunday, 11am-7pm (rain or shine). For more information, contact Erin or Adam Bartley, owner/operators, at 336.778.3842. Shinetime Express Carwash is located at 3910 Oxford Station Lane, off Hanes Mall Boulevard near Hobby Lobby.

Check them out on Facebook or their website, shinetimecarwash. net. Let’s put a shine on Winston-Salem at ShineTime and make those cars sparkle!

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Family Father’s Day Crafts

BY REBECCA OLSEN

STEPPING STONES You will need: quick drying concrete (individual packets from a craft store, or a bag from your local hardware store) plastic molds bucket or container stir sick water decorations of your choice Got a dad who loves his yard? These do-it-yourself stepping stones are the perfect way to memorialize young children’s hand and foot prints for the dad who loves the outdoors. You’ll Ü> Ì Ì ` Ì Ã «À iVÌ ÕÌà `i° v you’re worried about making a mess, ÕÃi > y >ÌÌi i` V>À`L >À` L Ý À newsprint to cover the surface. Most can be rinsed if you’re quick to clean up afterward. Simply mix 8 pounds of concrete with 2 cups of water and stir until the mixture resembles a thick pancake batter. Pour the concrete into the mold and pack or shake it down until all of the crevices are w i`° - Ì Ì i ÃÕÀv>Vi Ü Ì Þ ÕÀ hand or a cake spatula. You should >Ûi Óä Îä ÕÌiÃ Ü V Ì Ü À ° ­ ÀiV i ` ` } Ì i > ` À v Ì«À Ì w ÀÃÌ° / i }iÀ Þ Õ Ü> Ì] the harder you will have to push your child’s hand down to make a solid print.) Embellish the outer edges with decorations of your choice (small pebbles, toys, or tiles). Let your stone dry in the mold overnight. To remove, turn the mold upside down and gently shake. The stone should pop out without sticking. Let the stone harden an additional two weeks before walking on it.

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PERSONALIZED GOLF BALLS golf balls Sharpies Does your dad love playing golf? This i>ÃÞ 9 >Ì iÀ½Ã >Þ VÀ>vÌ Ã v À Þ Õ° Use Sharpie markers to cover a new set of his favorite type of balls with encouraging messages, pictures, and designs! You can place the ball in a cut-up egg carton if little hands have a hard time holding onto the ball while drawing, or smear the ink before it is dry. Mark with each child’s initials, so Dad will know who decorated each ball.

PERSONALIZED MAP COASTERS 4 x 4-inch tiles Mod Podge paint brush scissors maps small felt pads Does your dad like to travel? These personalized coasters are a fun way Ì ` VÕ i Ì > v à ÌÀ «Ã° ÕÃÌ w ` maps of all the cities in which he has lived or traveled to. Cut the part of the map you want to use into 3 ½ x 3 ½ inch squares (leaving a little room around the edge for sealant). Lay out your tiles (which can be found at your local hardware store for less than a dollar each) and wipe clean with a dry cloth. Cover the back of the map with ` * `}i > ` «ÀiÃà w À Þ ` Ü ] working out any bubbles toward the i`}iÃ Ü Ì Þ ÕÀ w }iÀð iÌ `ÀÞ v À an hour. Go over the entire tile with an additional layer of Mod Podge and let dry overnight. You can add an additional layer of spray craft sealant if you like. Add felt pads to each corner to prevent scratching.

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Grab a Friend... and bring the kids for a morning of fun at Tuesday, June 14th 10:00am - Noon 400 W Hanes Mill Rd Winston-Salem, NC (336) 767-6730 www.sciworks.org

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Enjoy a morning of hands-on science fun at SciWorks!

Explore the fascinating Animal Secrets exhibit, meet the baby goats in the barnyard, freeze your shadow, dance on a giant piano, and much more!

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Dinnertime Conversation Cards

BY REBECCA OLSEN

“How was your day?” not getting the job done anymore? Does conversation around the dinner table stall, with replies i º Ì }» > ` ºw i» >à Àië ÃiÃ Ì Þ ÕÀ µÕ À iö iÌ Ì i V ÛiÀÃ>Ì ÃÌ>ÀÌi` > ` ii« Ì } } Ü Ì Ì iÃi vÕ and engaging dinner conversation cards.

v Þ Õ V Õ ` Û Ìi > Þ i Þ Õ wanted to your birthday party, who would it be and why?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` Li Ì i ÛiÀÞ LiÃÌ in the world at something, what would you choose, and why?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` ii« > Þ > > you wanted as a pet, what would you choose? Where would it live, who would take care of it, and what tricks would you teach it?

v ÜiÀi > y Þ Ì i Ü> Þ ÕÀ V >ÃÃÀ ] Ü >Ì Ü Õ ` Ãii and hear?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` Li Ì i > character in any book, whom would you choose, and why?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` i>À anything you chose to at school, what would you want to learn about most?

v Þ Õ ÜiÀi Ì i teacher, what would you do differently in your classroom?

v Þ Õ À> Ã iÞ 7 À `] Ü >Ì rules would you set?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` Þ i>Ì Ì Àii foods for the rest of your life, what would they be?

v Þ Õ ÜiÀi V >À}i v ÀiViÃÃ] how would it be different?

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v Ü i ` }} } Ì i Ã> ` box you came across buried treasure, what would you do with your riches?

v >Ã i` Þ Õ Ì Li Ì i news, what advice would you give to the world?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` >Ûi > Þ ÃÕ«iÀ power, what would it be and why?

v Þ Õ } Ì Ì « V Ì i ÃV ½Ã uniform and everyone had to wear it, what would it look like?

v Þ Õ « > i` > v Ì i ÃV ½Ã w i ` ÌÀ «Ã] Ü iÀi would your class go?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` Ûi Ì > >V i that did anything you wanted it to, what would it do?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` Ì> i > Ãi w i with anyone, whom would you choose?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` Þ Ã } and not talk for the rest of your life, whose voice would you want to come out of your mouth?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` } Ì Ü À ] instead of school, what would you want to do?

v Þ Õ V Õ ` V > }i i Ì } about your day, what would it be?

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Our Father-Daughter Trip

BY ANN GAUTHREAUX >` `iV `i` Ì >Ì v À Þ `>`] -ÌiÛi >ÕÌ Ài>ÕݽÃ] nÎÀ` birthday, a trip to New Orleans to visit his sisters and stroll down memory lane would be a good gift. We spent the night >Ì > i À > ] à ÕÀ i>À Þ À } y } Ì vÀ >À ÌÌi would be a bit more convenient. Although we didn’t get there until 10pm, we mixed a celebratory cocktail, sat looking at the lake and toasted the beginning of our father-daughter trip to New Orleans.

The plane had hardly touched down, and we were at Morning Call in Metairie drinking a café au lait and eating powderedsugar-coated beignets with my aunts who know how to set the pace and have fun. Next, we dropped our bags, drank some champagne and headed straight to the French Quarter. Þ v>Ì iÀ > iÃ Ì i Ü À `½Ã >Là ÕÌi LiÃÌ «iV> «À> ið ̽à an art he inherited from his mom. She was a gourmet cook and caterer. Her love of New Orleans, entertaining, bending the rules a bit and forward thinking (especially for a woman of her generation) explains a lot about the lively, entrepreneurial spirit that runs in the Gauthreaux Family. My dad and his sisters have so many fond memories of childhood along with some outlandish stories; just being with them and listening Ü>à > ÌÀi>Ì° ½` i>À` « i ÌÞ v Ì Liv Ài] LÕÌ Ì iÛiÀ }iÌà `Æ and watching my dad enjoying the time and memories was worth every moment.

Let’s get back to his pecan pralines. Dad set up an appointment with the manager of the French Quarter’s most iconic praline maker. She gave us a warm welcome and never stopped smiling. The impassioned candy makers graciously exchanged pralines and mutual admiration. Their conversation about ingredients and techniques led to full disclosure from both parties. And the best part, you may ask? More proof that Dad’s pralines really are the best. ½` Ûi Ì ÀiV>« Ì i i Ì Ài Û Ã Ì] LÕÌ LÞ Ì i Ì i Üi ivÌ Ì i «À> i à «] Üi½` Þ Lii Ì iÀi > viÜ ÕÀð Ü Ã>Þ Ì Ü>à 40 / ForsythFamilyMagazine.com

a remarkable trip down memory lane -- visiting his childhood vÀ i `à > ` v> Þ° 7i Û Ã Ìi` Ì i 77 ÕÃiÕ ] Þ V Õà ½Ã LÀiÜiÀÞ] >Ìi }Õ L > ` VÀ>Üw à q > ` Ì iÀi Ü>à ½Ì i Ì } >L ÕÌ Ì i ÌÀ « Ü Õ ` V > }i° «i i vii Ã Ì i Ã> i Ü>Þ° Ü> Ì Ì Ã>Þ >««Þ >Ì iÀ½Ã >Þ] >` > ` Ã>Þ > viÜ Ü À`à v Ì > à ­Ü V >Ài v À Þ Ì iÀ] Ì ®° ½ Ì > vÕ v À Ì i >À` Ü À Ì Ì Ì À> Ãi v ÕÀ V `Ài ] Ì i Ã>VÀ w ViÃ] Ì i Õ iÀ Õà rides to ski slopes and lakes, the family vacations, the sense of security, the welcoming home and for the many, many ordinary «>Ài Ì } À ÌÕ> Ã Ì >Ì VÀi>Ìi` ÕÀ «ÀiÌÌÞ iÝÌÀ> À` >ÀÞ v> Þ° could never overlook the gift of unconditional love. Þ `>` à > } ` V w `i Vi L ÃÌiÀ] «À Õ` v > v à V `Ài ° Ì i > Ü>Þà >` v> Ì i] > ` i À ÕÌ i Þ Ài `à i Ì >Ì ½ à v>Û À Ìi `>Õ} ÌiÀ° Þ Ì Àii LÀ Ì iÀà seem okay with that.

He also knows how to make us laugh. He has a few routines Õ« Ã Ã iiÛi Ì >Ì Üi w ` ÞÃÌiÀ V> ] > ` Üi ÃÌ >Ã v À to perform.

My dad worked hard his entire life and provided more than enough for our family. He is a Naval Academy graduate and was a little strict when we were growing up. My mom gently reminded him that our house didn’t need to run like the military and that we could refer to him as “Dad” instead of “Sir.” He has mellowed through the years. We still can’t stand in front of the refrigerator with the door open, cook on high À «i Ì i ` À > ` iÌ > Ì i y ià ] LÕÌ] À V> Þ] Ì Ãi same things make me a bit nutty too. ½ } v ÀÜ>À` Ì Ài v>Ì iÀ `>Õ} ÌiÀ ÌÀ «Ã° 7i >Ûi fun together.

We encountered delays on our trip home; not once, but twice. "ÕÀ Î\Îx« y } Ì ÌÕÀ i` Ì > Ç\Óä« y } Ì° 7i ` ` ½Ì V>Ài° After all, we were in good company.

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Bethabara Band Concert & Family Evenings Beginning on Thursday, June 9th, the Bethabara Concert Band will kick off its 30th season of Bethabara Band Concerts and Family Evenings at 7:00 pm in the Historic Bethabara Park pavilion.

(excluding food) are free to the public. Guests are

The Bethabara Band Concerts and Family Evenings are a unique musical experience designed to please all members of the family. In addition to great music performed by members of the Bethabara Concert > `] Ì i iÛi }Ã >Ài w i` Ü Ì vÕ >VÌ Û Ì iÃ] ÃÕV as hay wagon rides, children’s colonial games, twobit (25¢) ice cream cones, Dino’s NY Hot Dogs, and more. Concertgoers can expect to hear selections of music from writers, performers, musicals and movies, including: Disney, Lee Greenwood, Chicago, Grease, Guns n’ Roses, the Beach Boys, the Best of Broadway and much, much more. All concerts and activities

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encouraged to bring a blanket and enjoy the summer of music.

The Season ends with two special concerts in October Dark in the Park, a Halloween concert with a family twist. Expect special guests, ghost stories, crafts and more Halloween delights. On November 17th, the Band will play the last concert of the season and its only indoor concert. The Holiday Concert will take place at Maple Springs United Methodist Church and will include your favorite holiday and winter tunes, as well as a special appearance by Santa Claus. Guests to the holiday concert are asked to bring a canned food donation for the Maple Springs Food Pantry.

The Bethabara Concert Band began in the early 1980s, when John and Mildred Cline, founders of the Bethabara Concert Band, made a series of calls and sent a letter to gather potential band members. The Band was formally established in č«À £ nÈ] > ` }>Ûi Ì i À w ÀÃÌ «iÀv À > Vi à `i the Palisade Fort at Historic Bethabara Park in September 1986.

Historic Bethabara Park, a National Historic > ` >À ] Ã Ì i £ÇxÎ Ã Ìi v Ì i w ÀÃÌ À>Û > settlement in North Carolina and the birthplace of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. For more information, visit ww.bethabarapark.org or call (336) 924-8191.

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BY NOAH WILLIAMS Having a consistent, high-quality grooming regimen is just as important for men as it is for women. Generally speaking, however, going to the barbershop is more of an unpleasant chore for most men; we put it off and try to avoid it as long as possible. This is because a salon is typically a place where we feel less comfortable. Speaking from personal experience in the «>ÃÌ] ÕÃi` Ì ÃÌÀiÌV Ì i ÌiÀÛ> between haircuts as far as possible, LiV>ÕÃi Ã>Ü Ì >à > « À ÕÃi v my free time, and it wasn’t ever an enjoyable experience. Enter Carlos Carvana, proprietor of The "Û> "vw Vi L>ÀLiÀà « V>Ìi` downtown Winston-Salem, next to Foothills Brewery. Carlos’ boutique barbershop has an upscale, yet welcoming feeling. Upon entering, you are not a customer; you are a friend. His shop captures a sense of classic Americana, which creates a fantastic atmosphere. After being warmly greeted by Mr. Carvana and his staff, you are offered a soft drink and then seated in a luxurious L>ÀLiÀ V > À° -«i> } vÀ «iÀà > iÝ«iÀ i Vi] have gone to Carlos for a little over a year now, and Ì Ã > Ü>Þà à iÌ } v ÀÜ>À` Ì ° ̽à > Ü>Þà >

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pleasure to take a break out of my busy schedule and get a haircut because of the quality of service Carlos brings to the table. Nothing feels better than a fresh cut, followed by a relaxing hot towel on your face to melt the stress away. His shop is a place Ü iÀi Þ vÀ i `Ã > ` vÌi meet; there is a sense of family and community in his shop that never disappoints.

Carlos is a highly detail-oriented barber whose goal is not to rush you out the door before the next customer. He takes the time to listen to what you want, and is very patient. With more than twenty years of barbering excellence, Carlos brings a level of expertise to his work that is unparalleled in other shops in the City. Having a strong focus on his primarily male clientele, he has developed a great sensitivity for catering to the needs of men.

Unlike most barbers in the area, Carlos is a fourth-generation barber who takes his craft seriously. As does every young boy, he looked up to his father, who was also a L>ÀLiÀ° ƂvÌiÀ w à } } ÃV ] i `iV `i` Ì Ì> i

up the family trade and open his own shop. He traveled all over the world learning diverse cultural aspects of the trade and everything that went into it. Before opening his shop seven years ago, he went to places like Rome, London, and Las Vegas, studying the greatest barber shops around. He learned techniques from the best and brought those back to his shop, located in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem. He believed he could raise the bar for innovative hair design relative to other local shops that focused primarily on men.

He was determined to bring his deep knowledge of the trade to the core of his hometown—a town he believes in. He saw the potential downtown Winston-Salem had, and acted on it before the recent restoration of the area. His goal was to create a grooming oasis for men of all hair types > ` iÌ V Ì iÃ Ü Ãii Ì i w iÃÌ VÀi>Ì Ûi] high-level barbering. He got it right.

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It’s that moment of parental panic – your child is happily playing then accidently trips and falls, chipping her front teeth. After checking her over to make sure there’s no other trauma other than a bruised ego, you find her beautiful little smile permanently scarred.

Pediatric Dentist Dr. Tina Merhoff ’s understands this scenario from both a professional and personal view. When her daughter, Maddie, was 4 years old, she needed an emergency restoration to her front teeth following a fall while she was playing. At the time, the crowns available to repair Maddie’s teeth were very fragile and chipped over time requiring replacement. Dr. Tina remembers wishing there was a better option – but now there is…EZEPEDO Crowns. Dr. Tina is excited to be the first pediatric dentist in

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“The durability and strength of EZPEDO crowns is second to none,” Dr. Tina explained. “They are made of zirconium, the same type of material used for adult crowns. So the crowns are not only aesthetically impressive, but there is little risk of chipping or fracturing.”

Tooth trauma is quite common in young children, and if there is no pain or fracture, it is typically not serious. But the consequence of waiting sometimes years for the permanent tooth to replace the chipped “baby” teeth can be upsetting to children (and their parents).

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Provides Strong Foundation for the Future

BY A. KEITH TILLEY PHOTOS BY ROYALTY MARKETING “Trust, respect, understanding”—it states unequivocally on the sign just above the entrance. Three strong, important traits that are reinforced to each student in every class, and also signify what those same students can expect from the organization in general. TRU Taekwondo has built a solid, dependable reputation, instilling these and other important character traits in their students, along Ü Ì Û> Õ>L i vi à Ã] V Õ` } ` ÃV « i] «>Ì i Vi] v VÕÃ] ÀiÃÌÀ> Ì] > ` > i> Ì Þ viÃÌÞ i° ̽à i>ÃÞ to understand why they have maintained an exceptionally high retention rate among their hundreds of students. However, all this pales in comparison to their true mission, which is to connect with each student, providing him or her with the tools necessary to help manage life’s obstacles, challenges and stresses better, and to offer them the best chance to succeed in whatever they do.

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A PARTNERSHIP FORMED BY A MUTUAL VISION #0&|274215' The real story of TRU Taekwondo began when young Martin Õ} >Ã Ü>Ã ÕÃÌ wÛi Þi>ÀÃ ` > ` Li } `À Ûi LÞ Ã v>Ì iÀ] a Vietnam veteran stationed in Fort Bragg, from his home in Fayetteville, North Carolina, to the nearby U.S. Taekwondo Center. The appeal, at least to his dad, was that the center was run by Grand Master Myong Mayes, the highest-ranking female black belt in Taekwondo in the world. She was of Korean descent, and a Ninth-Degree Black Belt (the highest) and Grand Master.

She coached the 1988 U.S. Olympic team in Seoul, Korea, and was instrumental in bringing the sport of Taekwondo to the 1 Ìi` -Ì>Ìià >à i v Ì i wÀÃÌ Ài> >ÃÌiÀÃ Ì «i > ÃV here. Martin was among the youngest students ever taught by Grand Master Mayes at the time.

9 Õ } º À> ` >ÃÌiÀ Õ} >û ­ à vwV > Ì Ì i Ì `>Þ® Li}> teaching at the age of 14 as an assistant instructor at the same school where he himself had learned nine years earlier. Martin continued to train throughout high school and into college >Ì ° ° -Ì>Ìi 1 ÛiÀà ÌÞ° Ì Ü>à `ÕÀ } Ì Ãi >ÌiÀ Þi>ÀÃ Ì >Ì he began competing and winning on a national scale. After graduating from State, he took a job as a Network Administrator, and continued to train in Cary, N.C. He realized, however, that his passion was always with the martial arts, so he joined another instructor and came to Winston-Salem to teach classes at a local center full-time, while still participating in national competitions Õ Ì i Ü>à ÌÜi ÌÞ wÛi Þi>Àà `° / À Õ} ÕÌ Ì Ã Ì i i continued to rise through the ranks and ultimately achieved a Seventh-Degree Black Belt and earned Grand Master status. Ì Ü>à i v Ì Ãi classes in Winston-Salem that he began teaching the daughters of Philip and Dianne Averett.

Philip, at the time, was co-owner of a successful i` V> L } wÀ Winston-Salem. He was immediately impressed with Master Douglas’s style and approach to teaching his craft, along with the positive results he was witnessing with his own daughters and the other students. They developed a kinship along the way, and, as their spiritual connection grew, Philip encouraged Master Douglas to open his own school. Then, in 2012, by the time Martin had already decided to open up TRU Taekwondo at its original location at 5038 Peter’s Creek Parkway, WinstonSalem, he and Philip began to prayerfully consider forming a partnership. A year later, their partnership was well underway, and they’ve grown leaps and bounds since, having opened a 50 / ForsythFamilyMagazine.com

second location at 5065 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem. The fact that this partnership grew out of a mutual respect for the i> }vÕ Li iwÌÃ Ì i ë ÀÌ vviÀÃ] > } Ü Ì Ì i Ü ÀÌ Ü i lifelong experience the owners are delivering to their students, is indicative of the commitment both share in providing much more than simply self-defense.

WATCHING YOUNG PEOPLE GROW IN MIND, BODY,

SPIRIT AND RESPECT Training the body, challenging the mind, strengthening the character, and growing self-esteem—at TRU Taekwondo, such transformations occur on a weekly basis. Whether the child is shy, ÌÀ ÛiÀÌi`] >V } V w`i Vi] } ÃÌÀÕ }] ÃÌÀÕ}} } ÃV ] ` vwVÕ Ì at home, or whatever the case may be, the atmosphere at TRU and the positive approach Master Douglas and his team use helps foster a congruence between the training they receive and the person they are at home and school, including, among other things, the level of respect. Master Douglas explains, “Parents get emotional at just how ÕV v > « Ã Ì Ûi yÕi Vi Ì Ã training can have on their children, and seeing how it’s changed their child’s life for the better. That’s what drives our team of instructors, knowing the positive impact we’re having on not just the children, but every student from six to sixty involved in our center.”

“We’re not a competition school, although we’ve had some students who competed, and they can if they want to, but we don’t focus our efforts in that regard. The sparring that takes place here is in a controlled environment under our supervision.” And having all those years of national competition experience, Master Douglas says, helps him with his current students. “The struggles and obstacles that you >Ûi Ì ÛiÀV i V «iÌ Ì p V> VÀi>Ìi Ì Ãi Ã> i

obstacles in a regular class, helping [the students] achieve goals and overcome without the need to travel and compete in those settings. Besides the expense of that competition, it’s pressure.”

Master Douglas added that with all the effort that he and his instructors put into building the students up, he doesn’t want to see the possibility of any negative experience in these outside competitions tear down what they’ve worked so hard to build. Yet another example of how they put the best interests of the student ahead of everything else, a theme echoed throughout the team at the center.

Philip, when talking about Master Douglas, explains a unique dynamic inherent in his perspective on training. “Having trained for as long as he [Douglas] has and competed at the highest level, he has learned both sides, including the advantages and the shortfalls. And his natural instinct is to focus on the >`Û> Ì>}ià v À à ÃÌÕ`i ÌÃ] w}ÕÀ } Ì >Ì vi Ì À Üà i Õ} challenges in your way on its own. He chooses to emphasize the positive and build their character and feeling of self-worth.” Philip continues, “Master Douglas has always displayed a good balance in providing both a nurturing environment that’s fun, while also providing the exceptional training that allows students to be the best they can be relative to their skill level and ability.”

The true essence of Master Douglas’s and his team’s approach to their students is displayed in his comment about his own achievements:,“When it comes to the stripes (degree of black belt), to me it ` ià ½Ì >ÌÌiÀ° 7 i >Ì > ` Û `Õ> ÃÌÕ`i Ì] ÕÃÌ want to impact his or her life in a positive way. After all, that’s what’s most important.”

Philip emphasizes the point further, adding, “As Christians, TRU is a platform for us to live out our faith and beliefs. A place for us to throw ourselves into being encouraging and mentoring and Li } > «>ÀÌ v > } Ì iÀÃ LiÌÌiÀ° - Ü Õ ` ` Ì > ÞÜ>Þ] and so would Master Douglas; it just happens we’re doing it here.

Every single one of our students, their lives are changing and it’s Ì ÕÃÌ LiV>ÕÃi Ì iÞ½Ài ÌÀ> } > ` ÃÜi>Ì }° ̽à LiV>ÕÃi Ì iÞ have to persevere and overcome certain obstacles and perform Ì>Ã Ã Ì >Ì LÕ `à V w`i Vi°»

MORE THAN SELF-DEFENSE – THE VISION COMES 61|(47+6+10 Anyone who knows Master Douglas and Philip Averett understands that they care more about the students than just what they can teach them to do in self-defense. They realize today’s students must deal with a tremendous amount of outside «ÀiÃÃÕÀià > ` yÕi ViÃ] > ` Ì V> >Ûi > i}>Ì Ûi «>VÌ their daily lives at times. That’s why Master Douglas understands each of his students individually, realizing their talent level, as well as what other factors are going on in their lives, to be able to push them when they need the push, and guide them when they need extra guidance and understanding. He relates to his

students and cares about their personal successes, both inside and outside the center. That’s indicative of the students who, after leaving for college, often come back to visit to catch him and the other team members up on what’s going on in their lives.

Students see the leadership at TRU as more than professional trainers, but also as mentors and friends intent on setting the right example for them to follow. * « `i Ì wiÃ Ì Ã « à « Þ Ì iÞ >ë Ài Ì >Ì Ì i Vi ÌiÀ\ “Connecting, serving, and transforming.” He continues, “We can’t really change lives until we show ourselves that we’re worth the investment, which is accomplished by serving others and iÃÌ>L à } ÌÀÕÃÌ] > ` Ì ` Ì >Ì] Üi >Ûi Ì wÀÃÌ V iVÌ Ü Ì the students.”

The TRU environment is one that encourages students by helping them to achieve their best, versus the typical competitive nature i } Ì >} i Ì iÀ ë ÀÌð ̽à > ÌÀ V>Ìi «À }À> Ì >Ì helps students learn, grow, and develop physically, mentally, and emotionally, delivering the skills today’s students need to Li >Ì Ì i À LiÃÌ > ` >V iÛi Ì i À LiÃÌ° Ì½Ã Ì i À V >À>VÌiÀ] Ì i À attitude and their approach that Master Douglas and his team of instructors and Philip bring to TRU Taekwondo that makes it the success it is with their students, the families, and in the community at large. And to think, it all started because one father took the time to take his son to training each week in an effort to teach him the valuable life skills that would ultimately become his lifelong passion!

COME EXPERIENCE FOR YOURSELF Besides Taekwondo self-defense training, they offer services `ià } i` ëiV wV> Þ v À the distinctive needs of >`Õ ÌÃ] ÃÕV >Ã Ì i À wÌ iÃà > ` VÀ Ãà ÌÀ> } V >ÃÃið >ÃÃiÃ] might add, that improve your cardio-vascular strength and help burn off some of the stress we all deal with routinely. To help «À Û `i i V ÕÀ>}i i Ì] Ì iÞ vviÀ vÀii L Üii Þ Ü i ½Ã wÌ iÃà classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m., and walk-ins are welcome.

They hold different events during the year to reinforce the bonds of family and friendships, including those made at the center, such as cookouts, parties, and date nights for mom and dad while their young students enjoy their classes at a special time.

They offer family discounts, whereby when two or more people within an immediate family are enrolled, the second and third members receive discounts, and the fourth member enrolls for free. This encourages families to share in the experience together. Philip asks, “How often is it that you can participate in a sport at the same time with your entire family?” Master Douglas vviÀÃ Ì Ã >`Û Vi] º Ì Ì > iÃ Ì i `Þ > Và v Ì i v> Þ better when parents are able to participate in something like this with their children.”

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“As Christians, TRU is a platform for us to live out our faith and beliefs. A place for us to throw ourselves into being encouraging and mentoring and being a part of making others better.

So I would do it anyway, and so would Master Douglas; it just happens we’re doing it here.” ~ Philip Averett The after-school program they hold at the center is conducted > i iÀ}iÌ V] V ÀvÕ ] >} >Ì Ûi i Û À i Ì Ã«iV w V> Þ designed to boost the students’ energy levels at that time of day, and lift their spirits to be able to work on homework assignments and enjoy the other activities available. Summer camps offer a great chance for students to see what the center has to offer, Ü i i Þ } iÝV Ì } w i ` ÌÀ «Ã] >ÀÌà > ` VÀ>vÌà «À iVÌÃ] games, along with Taekwondo training that keeps the students entertained and engaged. And of course TRU Taekwondo is a great place for them to have their next birthday party as well.

can be. And to make it that much easier, TRU Taekwondo offers > Ã>Ì Ãv>VÌ }Õ>À> Ìii` «À Ãi] Ã Þ Õ V> vii V w `i Ì joining. They have two convenient locations in Winston-Salem: at 5038 Peters Creek Parkway (just past Walmart), and 5065 Country ÕL , >` ­>VÀ ÃÃ vÀ > Û>ÀÞ >«Ì ÃÌ ÕÀV °® / w ` ÕÌ Ài] visit their website at trutkd.com or give them a call at (336) 788-5333 on Peters Creek Parkway, and (336) 448-0152 at their Country Club Road location.

Now is the perfect time for you to stop by and demo one of Ì i À V >ÃÃià > ` Ãii v À Þ ÕÀÃi v ÕÃÌ Ü Li iw V > Ì Ã ÌÀ> }

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“It took quite a while for them all to get off the platform. A wizened old guard was up by the ticket barrier, letting them go through the gate in twos and threes so they didn’t attract attention…. ‘You must come and stay this summer,’ said Ron, ‘both of you—I’ll send an owl.’ ‘Thanks!’ said Harry, ‘I’ll need something to look forward to.’” For most of us, transitioning from a structured routine and social interaction to the slow pace and peace of summer can feel like a trip on the Night Bus coming to a screeching halt; yet, all it takes is one correspondence through owl post, an invitation to the Burrow or the Quidditch World Cup, to realize the constant interaction with friends is what made school special. This month, the Harry Potter Guide reminds school friends simply to stay in touch with one another!

MISSING SCHOOL LIFE “[Harry] missed Hogwarts so much it was like having a constant stomachache.” Before you say goodbye to another school year, it is important for students and parents to be proactive. Since student directories become lost or need updating, parents of young children can intercede by reaching out to other parents during end-of-year activities.

Having a few key phone numbers on hand may initiate a weekly routine of getting friends together at the park or community pool. Best of all, strengthening friendships will help ease kids into the upcoming school year Ü Ì V w`i Vi° LEARNING ABOUT EXPERIENCES Sometimes, pen pals occur naturally and other times it requires a few nudges of encouragement. Corresponding through letter writing or e-mail enhances a connection between friends, strengthens writing skills, and, most importantly, encourages feedback from questions and new experiences. >} i Ü >Ì Þ Õ Ü Õ ` ÜÀ Ìi v iÀ i Ãi Ì Þ Õ Ì i v Ü } iÌÌiÀ° “Dear Harry, I’m on holiday in France at the moment…. Did you see that picture of Ron and his family a week ago? I bet he’s learning loads. I’m really jealous—the ancient Egyptian wizards were fascinating…. Ron says he’s going to be in London in the last week of the holidays. Can you make it? I really hope you can.”

“HELLO? HELLO? CAN YOU HEAR ME?” “Ron was yelling so loudly that Uncle Vernon jumped and held the receiver a foot away from his ear, staring at it with an expression of mingled fury and alarm. And, [Uncle Vernon] threw the receiver back onto the telephone as if dropping a poisonous spider.” One solution to uncomfortable phone conversations is to encourage friends to establish a designated “Skype” ÃiÃà ° >} i Ì i vÕ v à >À } Ì i `>޽à iÝ«iÀ i Vià v>Vi Ì v>Vi Ü i learning the rules of bantering conversation.

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ÛiÀÞ L ÀÌ `>Þ ii`à > Vi iLÀ>Ì ° Ì½Ã Ì Ì i «>ÀÌÞ À Ì i } vÌÃ Ì >Ì > i it “brilliant”; instead, it is the physical arrival or written support of family > ` vÀ i `à i>À > ` v>À° > > Þâ } Ì i V >À>VÌiÀ v >ÀÀÞ * ÌÌiÀ] Üi V> understand how isolated he feels, especially on his birthday. We beam at the thought of Ron, Hermione, Hagrid, and Dobby reaching out in unique and personal ways to acknowledge Harry. “He [Harry] took off his glasses and lay down, eyes open, facing his three birthday cards. At that moment, >ÀÀÞ * ÌÌiÀ vi Ì i iÛiÀÞ i i Ãi] } >`] v À Ì i wÀÃÌ Ì i à vi] Ì >Ì Ì was his birthday.” Therefore, take the time to create homemade pictures or cards and send them forth via owl post to brighten a friend’s special day.

AN INVITATION “‘This just arrived,’ said Uncle Vernon. He brandished a piece of purple writing paper at Harry. ‘A letter. About you.’” From invitations to having a sleepover, to joining a friend’s family at the zoo, including friends on summer outings can make children feel “warm and contented as though [they had] swallowed a bottle of hot Butterbeer in one gulp.”

And, remember, if a snowy owl taps at your window one night, you never know what message she brings from far away. With friends, there is always a feeling of anticipation in the words, “See you soon!”

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BY REBECCA OLSEN Like any good Southern woman, my mother tried to instill in us good manners. This took the form of formal tea parties with my sister and me ringing the doorbell like actual guests, decked out in my mom’s old bridesmaids’ dresses, and drinking tea from an actual teapot.

Another thing she did was to play the “Manner’s Game” each night at dinner with us. Every night at the dinner table she would hand us 10 pennies (this was the 80s, after all, when you could buy a piece of candy for 5 cents). The rules were simple: use your manners and at the end of the night the pennies were yours to keep. Break the rules of etiquette, however, and you had to ante up a penny. This worked extremely well. The queen could have eaten dinner with us > ` >` Ì } Ì VÀ Ì V âit v Þ ÕÀ Ü V `Ài ii` > ÌÌ i i « ` } Ì i À > iÀÃ] ÕÃi Ì i reminder cards below to play your own version of the game. You might want to trade those pennies for dimes, and use stickers or tallies towards an ice cream reward or another incentive to play.

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BY ROBIN WHITE ELLIS

Little Princess Dons Combat Boots

À Ì i i Ì Þ `>Õ} ÌiÀ V Õ ` « Ì iÀ w }iÀ > ` Ã>Þ] “Pitty!” (pretty), she was enchanted with pink, sparkles, dresses, Ì >À>Ã] «À ViÃà >ÌÌ Ài] > ` Ì i i° Ü>Ã Þ i>Ûi ] dolling her up in lovely clothing, with bows in her long hair and polish upon her adorable little toes. Her grandmother toiled away at her sewing machine, producing countless pastel dresses Ü Ì i LÀ `iÀi` à V }° iÌ Þ `>Õ} ÌiÀ Üi>À iÀ º« ÌÌÞ» shoes and cute ensembles wherever she wanted, knowing full well that she would grow out of them much too soon. Her dressup chest was full of Disney Princess costumes, frills, and furbelows Ì w iÀ i>À̽à `ià Àit ` iÃà ÜÃ Ì >Ì > à i Þi` every minute of it.

knows, if you say that terrible phrase, “No, you can’t” to them, you have suddenly dipped their desire into liquid gold and made it fantastically irresistible. That is a parenting no-no and a grave mistake!

This blissful period lasted until those oh-so-challenging ‘tween, `` i ÃV Þi>Àð - i Ûi` Ì i } À Þ °°°Õ Ì Ã i ` ` ½Ì° Ì seemed to happen overnight! There was very little warning for this poor mom. All of a sudden, she was fascinated with the Hot Topic store and everything punk, emo, goth, and just plain black. vi Ì >à v >` Ì ÃVÀ> L i Ì ii« Õ« Ü Ì Ì Ã ÃÕ``i V > }it i` L>V Ì Þ Ü V ` ` > ` Ài> âi` Ì >Ì ] Ì ] >` gone through several different styles. Her behavior was still excellent. She was still the same sweet-natured girl. Her grades ÜiÀi «iVV>L i° - Ü Þ] Ü Þ] ` ` >Ûi Ì «>V >Ü>Þ iÀ dresses and donate those adorable costumes?

Ì Vi` Ì >Ì Ã i ` ` Ì i Ì Li V>Ìi} À âi`° - i ` ` Ì >««ÀiV >Ìi Ì i V >Ãà w V>Ì Ã v ] *Õ ] > ` Ì ° - i was simply being herself, and if people didn’t understand, she V Õ ` ½Ì Li L Ì iÀi`° >` Ài` Ì Ã ÃÌÀi }Ì iÀ° Ü>à concerned she might get teased and revert to something she ` ` ½Ì Ài> Þ i° ÃÌi>`] à i VV>à > Þ } Ì Ìi>Ãi`] > ` Ì iÌ Ì LÕ ` V >À>VÌiÀ° / iÃi ÌÀ> Ãv À >Ì Ã V> Li ` vw VÕ Ì Ì iÝ« > Ì Ì iÀ v> Þ i LiÀð ÌÀ i` Ì > i Ì i Õ `iÀÃÌ> ` that identity formation and success are not necessarily mutually iÝV Õà Ûi° 7 i Ì iÞ ÀivÕÃi` Ì Õ `iÀÃÌ> ` Ì >Ì] v Üi` my daughter’s example (or perhaps she was following mine) and just let it go. My daughter is artistic and musical, and her style seemed to change as often as her tastes in such creativity.

1 Ì >Ìi Þ] i>À i` Ì >Ì «>ÀÌ v iÀ Li } > «>ÃÃ >Ìi] VÀi>Ì Ûi person showed in her unwillingness to follow trends like sheep.

While there is truth in that she was “being different like everyone else,” she chose that style movement less traveled and shined at the same time.

To put it simply, it was the textbook ‘tween years on the attack!

She was experimenting with her identity and dipping her toes (no }iÀ « > ` ë>À Þ® Ì Ì iÀ Ü>ÌiÀð Ài i LiÀ Ì i `>Þ that she came to me and requested that her next pair of shoes Li V L>Ì L Ìð Ì > `ii« LÀi>Ì > ` >}Àii`° `Ài have very few areas in which they can make their own choices. As long as she wasn’t crossing any modesty or behavior lines, why should clothing styles and hairdos be such a big deal? Goodness

Nowadays, she has left behind the chains and full black. She dons a few of those items on occasion, but tends to mix them in Ü Ì Ì iÀ « iViÃ Ì >Ì Ã«i> Ì iÀ iV iVÌ V Ì>ÃÌið >Ûi i Þi` her growth as she has tried on different styles and let some things go, while holding on to her favorites. So, do not worry if your little princess comes home in combat boots. When people ask if she is going through a stage, just tell them, “Yes. The whole world is a stage. She is simply trying on a costume.”

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Century Times Two: Enjoying What You Do Ì Ã V Õ v Ì i >Þ Óä£È ÃÃÕi v Forsyth Family Magazine, }>Ûi Þ >`Û Vi Ì Ì i >Ãà v Óä£È >L ÕÌ reaching their personal and professional goals in life. How appropriate, in that that column also happened to be a à } w V> Ì iÃÌ i Þ V>ÀiiÀ >à Üi ° Ì Ài«ÀiÃi Ìi` Ì i ÓääÌ ÃÌ ÀÞ ½Ûi ÜÀ ÌÌi v À Forsyth Family Magazine° ̽à hard to believe, and yet rewarding for me to think about Ài>V } Ì Ã iÃÌ i° ëi Ì Ì i Û>ÃÌ > À ÌÞ v Þ career working in a variety of professions and industries à Vi Ü>à £x Þi>Àà `° / i ÌiÀiÃÌ } Ì } Ã] Ì Ü>Ã Þ >ÃÌ ÌÜ V>ÀiiÀ Ûi ÌÕÀiÃ] V Õ` } « Ì }À>« Þ] > ` w > Þ >à > «À viÃà > ÜÀ ÌiÀ] Ì >Ì v Õ ` Ì i ÃÌ ÀiÜ>À` }° ̽à vÕ Þ Ü vi Ü À à ÕÌ Ì >Ì Ü>Þ] ` v i Ü Þ Õ > Ü>Þà w ` Ü >Ì Þ Õ½Ài } v À Ì i >ÃÌ « >Vi you look.

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by Carolyn Peterson, the Senior Staff Writer. She explained how her career had taken several paths successfully, but it wasn’t until she got offered the writing position with Forsyth Woman that she began to understand the concept of loving what you do for a living. She went on to explain the difference it had made in her life. Ü>à ÛiÀÞ Ã« Ài` LÞ Ì >Ì >ÀÌ V i] > ` iÛi VÕÌ Ì ÕÌ > ` «ÕÌ Ì > L >À` Þ vw Vi° >` Lii considering the idea of taking my technical writing skills to another level and entering the world of creative copywriting that involved marketing and promotional materials, online content, and print media.

Carolyn’s story gave me just the right amount of motivation ii`i` Ì >Ì i Ì Ì «ÕÀÃÕi Ì Ã V>ÀiiÀ «>Ì Ü Ì greater enthusiasm.

Then in November of 2007, fate would intervene once more, providing a very special break. While having dinner > V> ÀiÃÌ>ÕÀ> Ì i iÛi } Ü Ì Þ v> Þ] Ì Vi` > iÜ >}>â i Ì i À>V Ì >Ì >` ÕÃÌ V i ÕÌ° Ì Ü>Ã Forsyth Family. ƂÃ « V i` Ì Õ« > ` «iÀÕÃi` Ì i >Õ}ÕÀ> ÃÃÕi] Ã iÌ } Ì ` i Ì Ã Ü Õ ` Li > } ` w Ì v À i° `iV `i` Ì Ãi ` > ÜÀ Ì } Ã> « i v > ÃÌ ÀÞ ½` ÜÀ ÌÌi

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about my two boys (Glimpse of the Future, Forsyth Family Magazine, February 2008.) The publisher, Robin Bralley, was very pleased with my sample and offered me the opportunity to produce some more stories for future issues. ƂÃ Ì iÞ Ã>Þ] Ì i ÀiÃÌ Ã ÃÌ ÀÞ° ½Ûi Lii ÜÀ Ì } ÃÌ À ià > ` vi>ÌÕÀià iÛiÀ à ViÆ > ` Ì i > Õ>ÀÞ Óä£Î] ÃÌ>ÀÌi` / i View from My Section: A Father’s Perspective column in the magazine. And to think it all started when one of Forsyth Magazine’s own writers gave me the inspiration to pursue Ì Ã Ûi ÌÕÀi Ì «À Ì i` >° ÀÌÕ >Ìi Þ] Ü Õ ` iÛi ÌÕ> Þ meet and be able to share with Carolyn how her story helped impact my own. Ì ÕÃÌ } iÃ Ì Ã Ü Ì >Ì >ÌÌiÀ Ü iÀi Þ Õ >Ài vi] v you’re not working in what you enjoy, in the words of the late Jimmy Valvano, “Don’t ever give up.” Just make sure you’re ready when your big break arrives.

And never stop networking; statistics show that 70% of jobs are acquired through networking (source: ABC News). Also, don’t forget your contacts, friends and previous co-workers.

One study indicated that across the board for all industries and sizes, on average, 24% of new hires are a result of employee referrals and, depending on the company, it could rise to as much as 40%. Keeping all this in perspective, you never know when an opportunity will come about—the door opens and someone invites you in.

My sincere thanks go to Robin, the tremendous Forsyth Magazines’ staff and our very kind and supportive readers who make this possible for me and the other writers, who vii Ì i Ã> i Ü>Þ° Ì Ã Þ «i Ì >Ì Ì Ã V Õ Ü Ã« Ài Þ Õ Ì i Ã> i Ü>Þ Ü>à ë Ài` Ìi Þi>Àà >} ° >Þ Üi all have your continued support and success, and may you w ` Þ ÕÀ ëiV > «« ÀÌÕ ÌÞ >À Õ ` Ì i iÝÌ V À iÀt

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BY CINDY KEIGER Dear children, let’s not just say that we love each other; Let us show our love by our actions.

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Vacation Bible School Descriptions: A variety of VBS programs are being offered. Each V ÕÀV à ÃÌi` Ü Ì Ìà ÀiëiVÌ Ûi Ì i i v À Ì i ÃÕ iÀ° / i «ÕL à iÀ `iÃVÀ «Ì à >Ài Li Ü v À i>V respective program.

BARNYARD ROUNDUP published by Concordia Publishing Þ > ºv>À Ì>ÃÌ V» Üii >Ì >À Þ>À` , Õ `Õ« 6 - Ü iÀi `à i>À iÃÕà }>Ì iÀà ÕÃ Ì }iÌ iÀt ƂÌ >À Þ>À` , Õ `Õ«] `à i>À Ü iÃÕà V>ÀiÃ] «À Û `iÃ] i>`Ã] v À} ÛiÃ] > ` à ÕÀ ->Û À° i }>Ì iÀà ÕÃ Ì }iÌ iÀ Ü > ` v ÀiÛiÀ] >ÌÌiÀ Ü >Ìt / À Õ} wÛi L V> iÛi Ìà iÃÕý vi] `à i>À Ì ÃÌi« ÕÌ v> Ì ] V w`i Ì iÃÕý Ûi v À Ì i ° Offered by: -Ì° ½Ã ÕÌ iÀ> ­ÇÉ£nqÓÓ® CAVE QUEST, Following Jesus The Light of the World! «ÕL à i` LÞ À Õ« *ÕL à } i>À Õ« v À > ÛiÀ Ì i Ì «] Õ `iÀ}À Õ ` >`Ûi ÌÕÀit À Õ ` `Ã Ì i À V à ` v Õ `>Ì v `½Ã Ûip> Ûi Ì >Ì Ì> ià ÕÃ Ì À Õ} vi½Ã `>À Ì ið Offered by: «i Õ ÌÞ ÕÀV ­ÈÉÓäqÓ{® , ÛiÀ "> Ã Õ ÌÞ ÕÀV ­ÈÉÓÈqÓ ® iÜ ÃÛ i 1 ­ÈÉÓÇqÎä® i à 1 ­ÈÉÓÇqÇÉ£® EGYPT: Joseph’s Journey from Prison to Palace «ÕL à i` LÞ À Õ« *ÕL à } Ãi« >à i ÃÜ>Ìà >Ü>Þ ÃV À« à > `>À «À à Vi °°°ÃÌÀ Ì À Õ} Ì i } `i ë i ` À v * >À> ½Ã «> >Vi°°°iÝ«iÀ i Vi iÝ Ì V à } Ìà > ` à i à > }Þ«Ì > L>â>>À°°°Li V>ÀÀ i` >Ü>Þ LÞ Õà V Ü>vÌ } Ì À Õ} Ì i i Ì V } `iÃiÀÌ > À° 7 >Ì > Üii v vÕ p> ` lasting Bible learning!

Offered by: 1 ÌÞ À>Û > E - > Üv À` *ÀiÃLÞÌiÀ > ­ÇÉÓ{qÓn® iÜ * >`i « > À>Û > ­ÇÉÓxqÓn® - ÕÌ À ÕÀV v À ÃÌ ­nÉÇq£ä® EXPEDITION NORWAY «ÕL à i` LÞ À Õ« *ÕL à } i « `à Ãii Ì i L } « VÌÕÀip> iÝV Ì } Ü À ` v v> Ì LiÞ ` Ì i À Ü L>V Þ>À`t iiÌ Ài> `à vÀ ÀÜ>Þ Û `i Ü Ã >Ài Ì i À VÕ ÌÕÀipà V ÕÀV ià ` ½Ì >Ûi Ì Li iÝ«iÀÌð i « `à ` ÃV ÛiÀ `½Ã iÌiÀ > Ûi° Ài>Ìi V w`i Ì] v> Ì w i` `Ã Ü Õ `iÀÃÌ> ` Ì i « ÜiÀ v iÃÕý Ûi > ` ÛiÀÃi Ü À `° Offered by: ,i`ii iÀ *ÀiÃLÞÌiÀ > ­ÇÉ£nqÓ£® I’VE GOT TALENT FOR JESUS published by Urban Ministries ` >à VÀi>Ìi` i>V v ÕÃ Ü Ì Õ µÕi } vÌà > ` Ì> i Ìð

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OCEAN COMMOTION «ÕL à i` LÞ Ƃ ÃÜiÀà i ià à `Ã Ü ` Ûi `ii« Ì Ì i >VV Õ Ì v > > ` Ì i ` vÀ Ì i L v i ià Ãt / iÞ½ i>À Ì >«« Þ Ì i ë À ÌÕ> iÃà à vÀ > ½Ã vi Ì Ì i À Ü ° Ƃ `] > } Ì i Ü>Þ] Ì iÞ½ Õ V ÛiÀ i>ÀÌ Þ iÃà à vÀ Ì i `\ Ü > Ì i > > à wÌ Ì i ƂÀ ] Ü Ì i ` V ÛiÀi` Ì i Ü i >ÀÌ ] > ` Ü Üi V> ÃÌ Ãii Ì i ivviVÌà v Ì Ã ` Ì `>Þ° / iÞ½ > à i>À Ì >Ì Ì i y ` i}i `à vÀ >À Õ ` Ì i Ü À ` >Ài L>Ãi` Ì i ÌÀÕi >VV Õ Ì i ià Ãt Offered by: À>Vi L i ÕÀV ­ÈÉÓäqÓή /Ü ÌÞ L i ÕÀV ­ÈÉÓÇqÇÉ£® THE ONE TRUE SUPERHERO published by Urban Ministries i>À >L ÕÌ iÃÕà > ` à ÃÕ«iÀ iÀ « ÜiÀ Ì À Õ} iÝV Ì } iÃà à >L ÕÌ Ü ÃÕ«iÀ iÀ iÃ Ü Àà « `] «À>Þ] Ü Ì iÃÃ] «À> Ãi] > ` Àit > Þ iÃà à V Vi ÌÀ>Ìi on one aspect of becoming a true superhero.

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SURF SHACK, Catch the Wave of God’s Amazing Love published by Abingdon Pess

JUNE 20–24

À>L Þ ÕÀ ÃÕÀvL >À` > ` i>` Ì Ì i Li>V Ì V>ÌV Ì i Ü>Ûi v `½Ã > >â } Ûit `à }iÌ º> «i`» Ì i>À Ì >Ì ` VÀi>ÌiÃ] i «Ã] ÛiÃ] V> Ã] > ` Ãi `ð " Ì Ã À `i] `Ã Ü Ài i LiÀ Ì >Ì Ì i À` à }Ài>Ì > ` >Üià it Offered by: i à *ÀiÃLÞÌiÀ > ­ÇÉ££q£{® -Õ À Ãi 1 Ìi` iÌ ` ÃÌ ÕÀV ­ÇÉ£ÇqÓ£® WALK THRU THE BIBLE: OLD TESTAMENT Ƃ 7> / ÀÕ Ì i L i iÛi Ì Ã Ì > V >ÃÃ] À > ÌÞ« V> Ãi >À] À > L À } iVÌÕÀi° ̽à > i v > `] } Þ `Þ > V] i À>L i iÛi Ì Ì >Ì i «Ã Þ Õ Õ `iÀÃÌ> ` `½Ã 7 À` > ` > i Ì i V iVÌ LiÌÜii à ÃÌ ÀÞ and your story.

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Agape Faith Church: * ÜiÀ >L Ó£ä£ iÜ ÃÛ i i à , >` Clemmons ÎÎÈÉÇÈÈ £nn È\Îäqn\Îä « v À `iÀ}>ÀÌi q ÈÌ À>`i Please register: *>ÃÌ À i `>JƂ}>«i > Ì °V Emmanuel Baptist Church: ½Ûi Ì /> i Ì v À iÃÕà £äÇx - > >À À Ûi 7 ÃÌ -> i ÎÎÈÉÇnn ÇäÓÎ Èqn\Îä « v À *ÀiÃV q £ÓÌ À>`i Registration not required.

/ i v Ü } «À }À> Ã >Ài > vviÀi` vÀii v V >À}i] LÕÌ registration may be required. Many programs offer the same Vacation Bible School Theme. The VBS themes are described on the previous pages.

Hope Community Church: >Ûi +ÕiÃÌ] Ü } iÃÕÃ / i } Ì v Ì i 7 À `t {ÈÈä À Ü ÃL À , >` 7 ÃÌ -> i ÎÎÈÉn È äääÓ Èqn\{x « v À *ÀiÃV q ÇÌ À>`i

JUNE 20–23

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Calvary West: `Ã > « É -ÕL iÀ}i` £xx iÀVi À Ûi Advance ÎÎÈÉÇ£{ xx{ä Èqn\£x « v À *ÀiÃV qxÌ À>`i

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Green Meadows Baptist Church: Submerged £È{È } Ü>Þ nä£

Additional information: Children aged 4 through `iÀ}>ÀÌi Ü ` viÜ>޽à -ÕL iÀ}i` «À }À> ° / i £ÃÌ Ì À Õ} xÌ }À>`i ÃÌÕ`i Ìà V> ÌÀÞ Ì i À > ` >Ì L>à iÌL> ] à VViÀ] V iiÀ i>` }] i} Ã] ÃV i Vi >ÀÌà > ` VÀ>vÌÃ] > ` Àit

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Grace Bible Church: "Vi> Ì v À `Ài Æ 7> / ÀÕ Ì i L i " ` /iÃÌ> i Ì v À /ii à and Adults Î ä{ 7 `Û iÜ À Ûi 7 ÃÌ -> i ÎÎÈÉÇÈä x È\Îäqn\Îä « v À *ÀiÃV q £ÓÌ À>`i nÓ É ÀÃÞÌ > Þ >}>â i°V

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Oaklawn Baptist Church: / i " i /ÀÕi Superhero Îxää iÀ iÀÃÛ i , >` 7 ÃÌ -> i ÎÎÈÉÇnx ää£ä È\Îäq¶¶ « v À q £ÓÌ À>`i

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Old Town Baptist Church: Submerged {ÎnÈ - >ÌÌ> À Ûi 7 ÃÌ -> i ÎÎÈÉ Ó{ £xxÓ x\{xqn\Îä « v À *ÀiÃV q xÌ À>`i

Twin City Bible Church: "Vi> Ì \ Û } Ì > ½Ã ` £ÎÎÇ LiÀÌ -ÌÀiiÌ 7 ÃÌ -> i ÎÎÈÉÇÓÓ £n{{ > q£Ó « v À `iÀ}>ÀÌi q xÌ À>`i

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JUNE 26–29

JULY 11–14

River Oaks Community Church: >Ûi +ÕiÃÌ] Ü } iÃÕÃ] / i } Ì v Ì i 7 À `t £nxx iÜ ÃÛ i i à , >` Clemmons ÎÎÈÉÇÈÈ ääÎÎ È\Îäqn\Îä « v À *ÀiÃV qxÌ À>`i

Clemmons Presbyterian Church: -ÕÀv - >V ] >ÌV Ì i 7>Ûi v `½Ã Ƃ >â } Ûi Î Îä i à , >` Clemmons ÎÎÈÉÇÈÈ {ÈΣ Èqn « v À *ÀiÃV q xÌ À>`i

Registration required: SummerBlockParty.org Additional information: ƂÌ , ÛiÀ "> Ã] -Õ iÀ " *>ÀÌÞ ­6>V>Ì L i -V Ü Ì > ÌÜ ÃÌ® Ü Li w i` Ü Ì Õ v À}iÌÌ>L i L i i>À } iÝ«iÀ i Vià `Ã Ü Ãii] i>À] Ì ÕV ] > ` iÛi Ì>ÃÌit / à >`Ûi ÌÕÀi à « > i` v À V `Ài >}iÃ Ì Àii Ì À Õ} V « iÌi` xÌ }À>`i° Children must have turned three years old by August Î£Ì ] Óä£x°

JUNE 27–30 Lewisville UMC: >Ûi +ÕiÃÌ\ Ü } iÃÕÃ] / i } Ì v Ì i 7 À ` ÈÓ ä - > Üv À` , >` iÜ ÃÛ i ÎÎÈÉ {x ÎÓäÎ > q£Ó « v À *ÀiÃV qxÌ À>`i Please register one of the following ways:

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“Let’s Make a Memory”...Traveling with Kids ALEXIS SNOW

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With four growing Last Fall I was invited to visit a friend living in children in our home, Singapore. My husband was not able to take holidays and birthdays the time off of work to accompany me. As I seem to happen on considered taking the trip alone and enjoying repeat. Lists made, a blissful, kids-free “girls’ trip” with my friend, I gifts given, and happy instead wondered if my 12-year-old son might kids. The new bike, enjoy coming along. I imagined all the authentic the football, and the food he would try, the exotic places he would American Girl doll are see, the history he would soak in! This was a fun in the moment. “memory” I knew we could share.

They call it the “best I quickly booked our tickets using airline miles my husband had accrued Christmas ever” or “the from his many years of business travel. I spoke with the school to arrange best Birthday ever” and for my son to have our trip count as an “educational experience,” which I smile with satisfaction. they kindly agreed to. We researched online about Singapore, the food, In time, though, the the shopping, things to do and things to see. The bar was set extremely L i Ì Ài } ià y>Ì] Ì i high; this trip was going to be life-changing, even “epic” (as my kids like toys run out of batteries to say). or are outgrown, and the electronic is We departed from Charlotte, North Carolina and after four airports and replaced by a better ÓÓ ÕÀà v ÌÀ>Ûi ] Üi w > Þ >ÀÀ Ûi` - }>« Ài° version. Very few things we buy for our children 7i Ü i i>À Þ Ì i wÀÃÌ `>Þ > ` i>`i` Ì - }>« Ài½Ã º i ÌÀ> *>À ]» ÌÀÕ Þ >ÃÌ] > ` w ` otherwise known as the Botanical Gardens and the National Orchid ~ Charles R. Swindoll myself frustrated with >À`i ° Ý Ì V y ÜiÀÃ] Li>ÕÌ vÕ ÌÀiià > ` Ì i LÕ ` }à v - }>« Ài each run to Goodwill. stretched as far as the eyes could see. Just as I had planned, we were In recent years, I have soaking in the culture and beauty of it all. I was sure my son was learning resolved to invest more in at every turn. At that very moment, he came up to me and asked the classic things that last—my children’s 12-year-old question…“Mom, when can we go?’ What?! GO? Heaven help me. memories. Our new family mantra: “let’s make a memory.”

I thought for sure it must be the effects of jet-lag. He must be tired or hungry. We found a

Each day of our lives we make deposits in the memory banks of our children

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Growing up, I lived abroad and traveled frequently. Travel is exciting to me, and you might even say I have a classic case of wanderlust...always dreaming of the next trip!

lovely cafe and sat down to eat and refresh. Noodles, exotic salads, “dim sum” and other Asian specialties graced the menu. Just what I had hoped for...a chance for my son to try something authentic! I placed my order for a cold drink and some Asian fare, and then my son ordered...a cheeseburger. Yep. You read that right. A CHEESEBURGER. I brought my son 22 hours across the globe in planes, trains and automobiles to Singapore and he ordered a cheeseburger!

Bless him.

That is when it hit me. Traveling with children is all about expectations. The memory our kid’s experience will be different from the memory we will treasure. When we have certain expectations for them, we will often be disappointed or frustrated. But when we let them live in the moment, and truly experience it...that is when amazing memories are made. We still >Õ} >L ÕÌ Ì i V iiÃiLÕÀ}iÀ Þ Ã >Ìi à wÀÃÌ `>Þ - }>« Ài° Ƃ ` Ì i iÝÌ `>Þ] > ` Ì i iÝÌ `>Þ° i Ã Ü > iÝ«iÀÌ Ü iÀi Ì w ` Ì i LiÃÌ V iiÃiLÕÀ}iÀ - }>« Ài° Knowledge is power, people. Especially when a growing 12-year-old wants to eat.

We made priceless memories over our 8-day adventure. I visited the ancient mosques, shopped at Thai silk traders and enjoyed high tea at the v> Õà ,>vyià Ìi Ü Ì Þ vÀ i `° Þ Ã discovered Krispy Kreme abroad, took a million Ãi wiÃ] }> i` V w`i Vi >à i >Û }>Ìi` «ÕL V transportation, learned a few Chinese phrases, and bargained for cheap souvenirs in a different currency. I gained an increased love for my son and how he sees the world. Both of us enjoyed the same trip, but left with different memories.

There is a stigma that traveling with children is expensive or that travel is wasted on young children. I would argue that buying toys that

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When I was a new mother, I heard this poem by Anne Campbell and recall it often...

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Be creative—trips don’t have to be grand. They can be as simple as a “trip” to the tent set up in the backyard. Use Þ ÕÀ V `Ài ½Ã >}ià > ` >ÌÕÀ ÌÞ iÛi >à > }Õ `i° *iÀ >«Ã they aren’t ready for plane travel yet; in that case, research trips closer to home.

Give kids an assignment to prepare for the trip: If kids are older, let them do the research and present their travel ideas to you! Not only are they learning as they do this, but it gives them some ownership in the idea.

Volunteer with your church or youth group on a “humanitarian” memory trip with your children. This is a great way to make a memory and teach your children the value of service.

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What to Pay the Babysitter?

BY VONDA HENDERSON

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the term “babysitter” Ü>à wÀÃÌ ÕÃi` £ ÎÇ] Ü i ºÌÜ high school girls were hired for the evening so that the parent could go Ì > Û i >Ì > À>Ìi v ÌÜi ÌÞ wÛi cents” (for the evening—yes, you Ài>` Ì >Ì À } Ì®° Þ £ {Ç] Ìii >}i girls dominated the babysitting business; however, in the late ‘50s boys represented about a fourth of the babysitters.

My, how times have changed! The national average for a babysitter now is $13.44/hour; in 2009, the average was $10.50/hour. In high-cost areas, such as San Francesco, the average hourly rate is $16.65; in New York City, $15.34. In Charlotte, NC, the average rate is $11.42/hour. Keep in mind that these rates are typically for keeping one child. The hourly rate jumps 22 percent for three children iÜ 9 À ÌÞ ­Ì f£n°Ç{É ÕÀ®° Locally, a friend’s daughter used to charge $10/hour for three children (about eight years ago).

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Typically, four holidays are cited as the ones where babysitters are most often requested. Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve are the top two and no surprise; however, Halloween and -Ì° *>ÌÀ V ½Ã >Þ >Ài Õ iÝ«iVÌi`° There is a degree of competition for babysitters. Twenty percent of those surveys indicated that they would entice a good babysitter away from a friend. A high percent (64%) were willing to pay a premium for a last- minute request. It may come as a surprise that 26 percent indicated that they paid a tip on top of the ÕÀ Þ À>Ìi° > Þ] nÇ «iÀVi Ì ÜiÀi willing to give a favorite babysitter a raise.

Motivation was also cited as a decision maker when selecting a sitter.

Approximately 49 percent based their decision on how well their children liked the sitter. Only three percent made their decision solely on the hourly rate.

The American Red Cross offers a Babysitting Training class for 11- to 15-year-olds. Training involves how to care for infants and children safely and responsibly, basic childcare, and L>à V wÀÃÌ > `° } Ì v Ìi «>Ài Ìà indicated a willingness to pay more for babysitters who had been certiwi` Û > Ì i ,i` À Ãà ÌÀ> }° *>Ài Ìà >Ûi iÝ«iVÌ>Ì Ã v Ü >Ì a babysitter can and cannot do. I know that when I learned my twoyear-old had gone to the mall with her teenage sitter, we didn’t use her again. She probably had a good time, but I had nightmares about it and didn’t use sitters for quite a while after that. Years later, I came i Ì w ` Ì >Ì Þ `>Õ} ÌiÀ >` talked the sitter into taking cookies from the freezer and thawing them in the toaster oven—which would have Lii w i v Ì iÞ >` ÕÃi` > ÌÀ>Þ instead of the metal rack. Oh well, that one I didn’t mind so much.

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Artizens Student Art Competition

BY MEGHAN E.W. CORBETT

For many children in today’s society, art is the only way for them to comfortably express their thoughts and emotions. With budgets tightening year after Þi>À] >ÀÌ «À }À> Ã > Ü>ÞÃ Ãii Ì Li Ì i wÀÃÌ Ì } ] LÕÌ * i` Ì Federal was not going to let that happen.

“I AM” Joshua Hernandez, Parkland HS

“EMERGE” Lauren Coats, Davie HS

ºƂÀÌ âi à ÃÌ>ÀÌi` ÃiÛiÀ> Þi>Àà >} Ü i * i` Ì i`iÀ> Ü> Ìi` Ì w ` > Ü>Þ Ì ÃÕ«« ÀÌ ÃÌÕ`i Ì >ÀÌ ÃÌà > ` V> «ÕL V } ÃV >ÀÌ `i«>ÀÌ i ÌÃ] L Ì vÀ w > V > > ` ÀiV } Ì «iÀëiVÌ ÛiÃ]» Ã> ` }iÀ -> Ì v * i` Ì i`iÀ> ->Û }à > 7 ÃÌ Salem. “Originally, the event held was on a smaller scale, with ÀÃÞÌ Õ ÌÞ * i` Ì i`iÀ> LÀ> V ià ÃÌ } ÀiVi«Ì à featuring the artwork. Then, in 2011, the Artizens Gala was created as a single event, held at the Milton Rhodes Center, to bring together student artists, teachers and families from Forsyth County public high schools as well as Davie, North Davidson and West Stokes high schools. The setting seeks to celebrate and showcase their talent and recognize the young artists.”

The event takes place in April each year and supports students in their efforts to express themselves through art. Those interested ºoV> V i LÞ * i` Ì i`iÀ> LÀ> V iÃ] Ü iÀi Ì i >ÀÌ Ã displayed, and people vote for their favorites next year in April,” Ã> ` -> Ì° º-Ì>Þ ÌÕ i` v À `>Ìið >V LÀ> V >Ü>À`à > *i « i½Ã Choice Award based on the number of votes received. We also award a Facebook Favorite for the most votes on Facebook. Each artist receives a gift card and note cards that feature their art on Ì i vÀ Ì V ÛiÀ° * ÕÃ] i>V ÃV ÀiVi Ûià > ` >Ì Ì Ì i À >ÀÌ department. Winners receive monetary prizes and their schools receive additional donations.”

It is this attention that encourages children to continue being creative with their work, no matter where that art is showcased. º-V >ÀÌ `i«>ÀÌ i Ìà >Ài vÌi à i v Ì i wÀÃÌ >Ài>Ã Ì iÝ«iÀ i Vi LÕ`}iÌ > ` vÕ ` } VÕÌÃ]» Ã> ` -> Ì° º* i` Ì i`iÀ> sponsors Artizens, not only to recognize and showcase our student talent, but also to contribute to art departments in our local public high schools. Many of the students have gone on to pursue art in college and future careers, and we salute their talent.”

7 i * i` Ì i`iÀ> ëi>À i>`Ã Ì Ã iÛi Ì] Ì ÀiµÕ ÀiÃ Ì i participation of many others throughout the community. “This iÛi Ì Û Ûià > Ì v V >L À>Ì LiÌÜii * i` Ì i`iÀ> Æ *i Þ Àii > `] 7-É -V à 6 ÃÕ> ƂÀÌà i>` Ìi>V iÀÆ ÕÀ V> high school art teachers and students; our esteemed judges; and Ì i Ƃ `iÀ > «> Þ] * i` Ì i`iÀ> ½Ã >`ÛiÀÌ Ã } >}i VÞ]» said Salt.

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“GIRL W/FRECKLES” Will Marshall, Carver HS

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“DOROTHY” Melissa Pope, Walkertown HS

FACEBOOK FAVORITE “VIVI” Savannah Parker, RJ Reynolds HS

“THE STORY OF MY LIFE” Jane Cleland, Reynolds HS

“A CONSTANT RAIN” Abbie Elmore, Career Center Õ i Óä£È É Ç

When I arrive home after a disappointing day, I always smile, no matter what possible additional stresses lie in wait for me behind that door. One of the largest reasons for my smile is knowing that a à > ] i « Õ `] yÕvvÞ ÃÜiiÌ i>ÀÌ Ã anticipating my arrival with glee. He is a toy poodle/pomeranian mix named Milo, > ` i à `iw Ìi Þ > à ÕÀVi v V v ÀÌ and peace in my life. Very few people have ever been as happy to see me as that dog is every single day! Most pet owners would agree that there is nothing in this world quite like the unconditional affection of an animal.

However, pets are also a lot of trouble!

Family and friends who have chosen to eschew non-human family members often ask the usual questions, such as:

more, is simply...yes. Having pets means spending extra money, changing plans, requires more cleaning, and it is heartwrenching to watch them age and die.

So why do we do it? The short answer is that it makes us happy. The happiness comes from the absolute devotion animals offer us, without question. There is also something innate in humans...who are also pack animals of a sort...to care for those who are weaker and have no voice. *À Û ` } > «iÌ Ü Ì v `] Ü>ÌiÀ] Ã i ÌiÀ] > ` >vviVÌ Ã vÕ w }° 9 Õ V> Ãii] hear, and feel the joy that we give them with every wag of a tail or deep purr elicited. Frankly, it is a great deal easier to make a pet happy than other humans!

• “Isn’t it sad to watch them grow old and lose them?”

When Milo is snuggled up in my lap, all warm and cozy, I feel myself relax, and I am reminded to simply enjoy that moment of peace and affection. He seems to understand when I do not feel well and steps carefully. If I am sad, he offers little kisses and paws at me until I smile once again. When I am happy, he is thrilled and shows it! He is my own personal therapist, assisting me in overcoming daily drudgeries and the frantic hustle and bustle of life. I give him full credit for my (somewhat) stable mental health!

The answer to those questions, and many

I am a complete believer in the adage that

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states a house is not a home without a pet. I will even go further and state that I give a great deal of credit to the judgment of my dogs and cats. If Milo doesn’t trust a person, I tend to look at them askance as well. Their antics make me laugh every day! I even love the sass of my feline family members, despite the fact that it is often directed toward myself. I have never seen a more impressive look of pure derision than Nugget’s visage when the food bowl is lacking in contents. Their individual personalities and quirks are as varied as any human’s.

I am sure that those of you who have pets are nodding your heads, while non-pet lovers are still a bit dubious. To be fair, there have been many studies done that show cuddling with an animal relieves anxiety and depression, lowers blood pressure, and even strengthens the immune system. For me, though, I have yet to discover a purer, simpler joy than that of making an animal happy and receiving its unconditional love in return. / iÀi à à iÌ } `ii« Þ vÕ w } Ì i knowledge that, even in a complicated, harried, and occasionally unkind world, I have been able to create a piece of perfect security, warmth, kindness, and bliss for one small creature.

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Cycling Out ` * ÛiÀÌÞ 6 iÌ >

BY KRISTI JOHNSON MARION In March, a team of 10 caring people departed the U.S. for a ÌÜ Üii iÝVÕÀÃ Ì «>ÀÌ V «>Ìi º ÞV } "ÕÌ ` * ÛiÀÌÞ in Vietnam,” a fundraiser for the charity Children of Vietnam (CoV), with participants cycling four days and 135 miles to raise awareness and funds for children in poverty.

“This was a multi-continent awareness and fundraising campaign about the issues of child poverty in Vietnam,” said Children of Vietnam Executive Director, Nancy Letteri. “The campaign had many venues for people to participate. Of course, there was our team of 10 riding in Vietnam, but participants also cycled on their own in the U.S., forming Ìi> Ã] ÃÕV >Ã Ì i * i` Ì Flyers, who cycled for us. One team cycled from Murphy to Manteo, and another team from the UK dedicated their ºiÝÌÀi i *>Ì>} >» >`Ûi ÌÕÀi to the campaign.

Youth in Florida and the Netherlands worked to spread the word on social media using our hashtag #cycleoutchildpovertyvietnam, and a crowd fundraising campaign accompanied the event at http://childrenofvietnam. causevox.com/, which received 465 donations, helping us reach ÕÀ } > v f x]äää° Ì Ü>à > > >â } iÛi Ì > vÀ Ìð *i « i were incredible, contributing in so many ways.” Hanesbrands, >À Ì i *À `ÕVÌà > ` 6 > ÜiÀi Ì « V À« À>Ìi ë à Àà v the event.

“The cost to travel for the cycling team was covered individually by all of the riders, so they paid their own way and also fundraised,” Letteri explained.

Ben Wilson, the 83-year-old founder and president of the organization and Winston-Salem resident, participated in the

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cycling trek and made it a family affair. He was joined by his three sons and granddaughter. After 22 hours in the air, Ben and his sons Benjamin, Jr., Gregory, Elliott, and granddaughter Isabel, a junior at Appalachian State, the family arrived safely in Danang, Vietnam, where they joined Nancy Letteri, Executive Director of the organization, and board members John Merson and Nhan Nguyen. Three corporate cyclists from Hanesbrands also participated.

Elliott and daughter Isabel were the Wilson Family Champions as they breezed up the 1400-foot climb the wÀÃÌ `>Þ v Ì i ÌÀi ° / i Ìi> VÞV i` by rice paddies, through lush jungles and remote mountains, where the Children of Vietnam organization has built 13 kindergartens and ÃV Ã Ì i >ÃÌ wÛi Þi>ÀÃ] Ì } Ûi the C’tu ethnic minority children the best educational start possible and opportunities for a better economic future.

The team cycled on the next day to Dai Loc Orphanage, also supported by CoV, to visit the children there and view funded improvements, such as the covered play area, upgraded bathrooms and an equipped kitchen. " Ì i À w > `>Þ] Ì i > > } ÞV i ÕL i` Ì i ÞV } "ÕÌ ` * ÛiÀÌÞ Ìi> à `>À ÌÞ v À Ì i >ÃÌ Îä ià ի Ì i coast back to DaNang and over the famous Dragon Bridge. After crossing the bridge, the cycling team was greeted with leis and shouts by university students who’ve received CoV scholarships, local partners, and the children of Hoa Mai Orphanage (another vÕ `i` «>ÀÌ iÀ® Ü>Û } 6 iÌ > iÃi > ` Ƃ iÀ V> y>}ð

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CHILD POVERTY IN VIETNAM: U " i iÛiÀÞ v ÕÀ 6 iÌ > iÃi V `Ài Õ `iÀ Ì i >}i v wÛi suffers from malnutrition, while one in every six children is underweight, according to The National Nutrition Institute.

• According to UNICEF, half of Vietnam’s 1.3 million children with disabilities do not have access to education, and only 6% of them complete upper secondary school.

• In 2010, 46% of poor households and 58% of extremely poor households were headed by persons who had not completed primary school, according to a World Bank study.

Children of Vietnam creates a future for these children that is full of promise. CoV is dedicated to providing these children with what they need to succeed in life: good nutrition, lifesaving healthcare, safe and secure housing, and access to education.

As a result of CoV’s life-changing programs, these children can look toward a brighter future. CoV helps these children escape Ì i 9 v *"6 ,/9° “Never have I been so honored and pleased when having all sons and a granddaughter with me for a scenic, culinary and tiring adventure, never to be forgotten,” said founder, president and cyclist Ben Wilson.

Much of the support for Children of Vietnam comes from ` Û `Õ> Ã >VÀ ÃÃ Ì i 1°-° * i>Ãi V Ã `iÀ } Ì i `Ài of Vietnam mission.

To get involved, visit childrenofvietnam.org or send a Ì>Ý `i`ÕVÌ L i ` >Ì Ì 6 "vwVi] *°"° Ý £näÎ ] Àii ÃL À ] ÓÇ{£ °

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St. Patrick’s Day Treats

BY KRISTI JOHNSON MARION

& EMILY DODSON St. Patrick’s Day Treats

BY KRISTI JOHNSON MARION Nuts about Doughnuts & EMILY DODSON

BY Kristi Johnson Marion / i w ÀÃÌ À `>Þ v Õ i à >Ì > Õ} ÕÌ >Þt Ƃ ` Ü i Üi½Ài v> Õà >À Õ ` iÀi v À Li } Ì i + v À Ã«Þ Kreme Doughnuts, the kids will get a kick out of making their own at home. Of course, the adults should work with the hot oil, but the kids are great helpers with the forming and dipping. Here are a few variations on the classic!

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3–4 Tbsp whole milk 2 tsp vanilla extract

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3 cups powdered sugar 2 Tbsp milk 2 Tbsp pure maple syrup ¤ Ìë >« i iÝÌÀ>VÌ 1 tsp vanilla extract

DIRECTIONS: £° * ÕÀ >L ÕÌ ¤ Ûi}iÌ>L i Ì > >À}i skillet and heat over medium heat.

2. While the oil heats, separate canned biscuits. Using a small round cookie cutter, cut holes out of the centers.

3. Gently place the doughnuts into the oil. Flip with tongs when the bottom is golden brown. Repeat for the other side. When the second side is golden brown, carefully remove the doughnuts and place onto a pan lined with paper towels.

4. When cool enough to handle, dip the doughnut into the melted butter, allow the excess butter to drip off, then dip into the cinnamon sugar mixture to coat. Repeat for the other side.

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1. Sift the powdered sugar into a medium bowl. Slowly stir in 3 tablespoons of milk and the vanilla until smooth. If the glaze is not thin enough, add another tablespoon of milk. Cover with plastic wrap and set aside.

2. Add the oil to a large heavy-bottomed pot until 2 inches deep. Heat oil to 350° F. 3. In a small bowl, mix the milk and egg together. {° > i` Õ L Ü ] Ü Ã y ÕÀ] ÃÕ}>À] baking powder, and salt. Stir the milk and egg mixture into the dry mixture. Stir in the melted butter until soft dough forms.

5. When the oil has reached 350°, spoon dough by 1-tablespoon rounds into the oil, careful not to overcrowd the pot.

Flip the holes when the underside is brown. Cook around 2 minutes or until both sides are golden brown. Using slotted spoon, transfer the holes to a pan lined with paper towels. È° * >Vi > V } À>V ÛiÀ > L> } sheet. Once the doughnut holes have cooled slightly, dip them into the prepared glaze and place onto the cooling rack to drip excess glaze. Serve right away!

MAPLE BAR DOUGHNUTS 1 Tbsp active dry yeast 1/3 cup sugar 1 cup milk, slightly warm 1 tsp salt 4 egg yolks 1/3 cup butter, melted

Maple glaze:

DIRECTIONS: 1. In a large mixing bowl, dissolve yeast in milk. Let sit for 5 minutes until bubbly. Beat in eggs and sugar. Beat in butter and salt until combined. Add y ÕÀ i VÕ« >Ì > Ì i Õ Ì > Ã Ì dough forms. Ó° * >Vi Ì > }Ài>Ãi` L Ü > ` V ÛiÀ with a damp towel or plastic wrap and set into a warm place to rise until doubled in size (about 2 hours), OR refrigerate the dough overnight. ΰ , ÕÌ Ì i ` Õ} Ì > ¤» Ì V ÀiVÌ> } i > } Ì Þ y ÕÀi` ÃÕÀv>Vi° ÕÌ Ì >L ÕÌ £ä xÝÓ¥» L>Àà > ` set onto a warm place to rise for 45 minutes.

4. While the bars are rising, prepare the glaze mixture. In a medium bowl, whisk together syrup, vanilla, milk, and salt.

Add powdered sugar one cup at a time and stir until smooth.

5. In a skillet, heat about 3” of oil to 350° F. Gently drop 2–3 bars at a time into the hot oil. Flip after 35–45 seconds.

Once both sides are golden brown, carefully lift them out of the oil with a slotted spoon and place onto a plate lined with paper towels. È° * >Vi Ì i L>ÀÃ Ì > Ü Ài À>V > ` drizzle with the glaze while they are still warm.

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BOOKMARKS Summer Reading

BY VONDA HENDERSON

How does a blanket spread out somewhere shady, a cold drink and you and the kids relaxing with a stack of books sound? Sounds like good quality time with the family, a chance to enjoy each other’s company and get lost in the pages of a book. A perfect summertime afternoon!

Fresh air, family and fun reading time together.

Even better would be signing up your kids to participate in Bookmarks Second Annual Summer Reading program, sponsored by Bookmarks and the Blue Door Group of Coldwell-Banker Triad Realtors. Based on your child’s particular grade level, when he or she reads the number of books required and follows the guidelines as described in the program booklet (available online at bookmarksnc.org), participants will be eligible to earn free books and cash prizes up to $250. Books listed can be checked out at public libraries or purchased through Bookmarks. All entries must be turned in by August ££Ì Æ «À âiÜ iÀÃ Ü Li Ì w i` LÞ ƂÕ}ÕÃÌ Î£ÃÌ° Ƃ`` Ì > Þ] i ÌÀ iÃ Ü Li display at the 2016 Bookmarks Festival of Books and Authors.

Kindergarteners through senior high school students are encouraged to participate in the Summer Reading *À }À> ° / i «À }À> Ã open to all North Carolina schools. For middle school >}i > ` Õ«] Ì iÞ V> y iÝ their technology muscles by creating their responses with their own, original video.

This program is a companion to the Bookmarks Festival of Books and Authors, scheduled for September 8th-10th, 2016 at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts on Spruce Street in downtown Winston-Salem. Many of the authors featured at the festival are included Ì i -Õ iÀ ,i>` } *À }À> ° }iÀ i `À V Ã] iÝiVÕÌ Ûi ` ÀiVÌ À] Ã >Ài` Ì >Ì] “The 2016 book list includes books and authors on the North Carolina standard reading lists, Battle of the Books lists or recommended reading for those age groups in addition to 2016 featured Festival authors.” Summer Reading participants will have an opportunity to meet some of their favorite authors, many included in the Summer ,i>` } *À }À> ] >Ì Ì i viÃÌ Û> ° The 2016 book list ranges from the classics to contemporary. To whet your appetite, this is a small sample of the books/authors by grade category (an asterisk denotes a 2016 Book Festival featured author):

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K to 3rd Grade: U 7 i >Ìà Ài> LÞ >Û * iÞI U Ƃ i > i`i i> LÞ iÀ > *>À à 4th/5th Grade: U / }iÀ , à } LÞ >Ìi i > I • Smells Like Dog by Suzanne Selfors Middle School: • Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum U >À * ` LÞ Ãi« ÀÕV >VI High School: • I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou • Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier U / À i v >Ãà ÃiÀ ià LÞ ->À> >>ÃI U v -Ì>Þ LÞ >Þ i À > I

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STONEHEART: BOOK 1: Stoneheart Trilogy

by Charlie Fletcher Ƃ}ià £ä £{ N REVIEWED BY Lisa S.T. Doss George Chapman did not know he had the gift to mold and make “things” with his hands. As a 12-year-old, he felt alone; yet, his feelings of isolation and boredom changed the moment he broke a dragon’s head carving off of London’s Natural ÃÌ ÀÞ ÕÃiÕ Ü> ° +Õ Ìi ÃÕ``i Þ] i à V >Ãi` LÞ > > }iÀi` «ÌiÀ `>VÌÞ carving and meets a helpful talking statue named “the Gunner.” George learns that by his hand he entered a layer of reality where a new war started between good spits (statues who embody a person of good) and evil taints (soulless carvings such as dragons and gargoyles.) A girl named Edie, a Glint, who can “see” the past, Ã Ì i ° / }iÌ iÀ] Ì iÞ ÕÃÌ À } Ì > ÜÀ } > ` w ` Ì i -Ì i i>ÀÌ° ÕÌ] Ü >Ì is a stoneheart? They must work out the Sphinx’s riddle while avoiding what lurks in the air and on the ground. Time is ticking. Be warned readers. This trilogy is a captivating page turner and perfect for summer reading.

THE CONSPIRACY OF US

by Maggie Hall Ƃ}ià £Ó £{ N REVIEWED BY Rebecca Olslen She’s just your average girl. Homework, school dances and drama club—the stuff of normal teenage lives. Until she overhears the cute boy from calculus have a mysterious phone conversation that makes no sense. Avery wouldn’t have thought much about it until he also dropped a photo of her, taken without her knowledge. Is it possible he’s not the guy next door she thinks he is? It is even worse when her own identity comes into question. All of the sudden, her mundane life is put in peril in a quest that leads her across the globe, hiding from assassins and seeking out her origins. Avery June West just might not be so average. In fact, she might just be a part of one of the world’s most powerful families, who also happen to be one of the most mysterious, and maybe even a deadly one. This is a fun and fast-paced read not to be missed!

MERCY WATSON TO THE RESCUE: BOOK 1: Mercy Watson Series D[ -CVG|&K%COKNNQ Ƃ}iÃ È n N REVIEWED BY Lisa S.T. Doss Mercy Watson sleeps in a bedroom on the second level, across the hall from Mr. and Mrs. Watson. They sing to her before bed and think she is a porcine wonder. Now, porcine is another word for pig. Yes, Mercy Watson is a pig who loves Mrs. Watson’s hot buttered toast. Next door is Eugenia and Baby Lincoln, sisters who disagree whether Mercy Watson is a good pig. Children who are ready to experience chapter books will love the adventures found in the Mercy Watson series, comprising six L ð ,i>`iÀÃ Ü LiV i v> >À Ü Ì w Àiw } ÌiÀà i` > ` Ài â ] Ü V tinue to save the day. In subsequent books, children will easily be able to answer, “What do you think happens next?” and “How will Mercy’s adventure end?” Great compelling characters and concepts of predictability are two factors which will make this series a child’s favorite!

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The Summertime Family Tradition Continues

BY A. KEITH TILLEY When it comes to making special memories in the summertime, tradition plays an important role. It’s those memories we recall when this time of year approaches that allow us to build our excitement level for the coming warm season. For instance, Ì i à i v vÀiÃ Þ Üi` }À>ÃÃÆ y ÜiÀÃ] « > Ìà > ` ÌÀiià vÕ L Æ V ÕÌÃÆ V> «w ÀiÃ Ì i iÛi } > ` ºÃ½ Àiû >Ài ÕÃÌ > viÜ v Ì i Ì }Ã Ì >Ì LÀ } summer to mind. Fortunately, for residents of Forsyth County and the surrounding area, there’s another important tradition that signals summertime as much as any other, and that’s Winston-Salem Dash Baseball!

Family time at the ballpark is a tradition unlike any other. There’s the sweet smell of hot dogs and hamburgers cooking on the grill and plenty of ice-cold beverages, pizza, popcorn and peanuts. Then there’s the Kids Zone, powered by Airbound Trampoline Park, where children can play. The adults can relax while sitting around the tables with friends in the Foothills Brew Pen, or select from the 5,500 best seats in one of the most picturesque ballparks in Minor League Baseball to watch the games.

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The Winston-Salem Dash organization is unsurpassed in the league for taking care of their fans. Along with a premium sports venue, championship-level baseball and the delicious food and drinks, they also offer an array of entertainment and interactive games between innings to keep the fans involved. Who knows, you may be the one chosen to participate, and take home your very own Dash T-shirt, among other prizes offered. If not, that’s okay, because the T-shirt cannon provides free Dash Tees to some of those lucky fans who didn’t participate on the w i `° č ` v Ì >Ì½Ã Ì i Õ} ] Ì i `à }iÌ Ì ÀÕ Ì i bases after every weekend game, and on Friday nights, as well as other select nights, the fans are treated Ì i v Ì i >Ài>½Ã LiÃÌ w ÀiÜ À à à ÜÃ Ì Ì « vv the evening.

Dash fans should purchase their tickets early to take advantage of the great promotions offered all season long, like the All-You-Can-Eat Hamburgers and Hot Dogs for Free Night; Thirsty Thursdays; Fireworks Fridays; Food Truck Saturdays, with an exceptional variety of offerings; Kids Run the Bases after every Friday, Saturday and Sunday game; and Family Sundays, where you V> }iÌ «Ài }> i « >ÞiÀ >ÕÌ }À>« à > ` i Þ f£ Ì ` }à > ` `À Ã Ì À Õ} Ì i w ÀÃÌ }° ÕÌ Ì >Ì½Ã Ì > Æ Ì iÀi½Ã also Pups in the Park events; Throwback Thursdays; Military č««ÀiV >Ì } ÌÆ Ì i V w č ÕÀ *>V ] V Õ` } { Ì V iÌÃ] { >à >ÌÃ] > ` { V w č V Õ« à > v À ÕÃÌ fÎÓÆ > ` « i ÌÞ Ài special surprises as well. Of course, there’s no better tradition than Fourth of July at the ballpark. And don’t forget that BB&T Ballpark on game day is a great place to have your next birthday party! It comes with reserved seating, hot dogs, drinks and dessert, along with a free Dash hat. But you don’t have to have a birthday to share in the occasion with a large group of friends; you can also reserve the Picnic Terrace for «>ÀÌ ià v Îä Ì Óxä] V « iÌi Ü Ì > Þ Õ V> i>Ì L> «>À v ` > ` > free Dash hat for each member of your group! Private Hospitality Suites >Ài > à >Û> >L i > } Ì Þ L>à à v À }À Õ«Ã v £ä À Ài° č Ì Ã makes being at BB&T Ballpark a must on your list of summertime family traditions. It’s a time you and your family will never forget!

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EMERGENCY KITS – NEW MOMMY KIT

BY LINDSAY CRAVEN

iÀ}i VÞ Ìà } Ì Ã« Ài vi>À >Ì Ì i w ÀÃÌ i Ì v Ì i À > i] LÕÌ Ì iÞ >Ài ½Ì iViÃÃ>À Þ Ì i` Ì ÃÌ> Vià v ` Ã>ÃÌiÀ° / > Ã Ì > `Þ Ã Ìià i * ÌiÀiÃÌ > ` ÌÃÞ] Ì iÀi½Ã ë À>Ì v À ways to create kits for both real emergencies and for those little emergencies that life throws at us daily. This column will explore ideas of items that could be essential for various types of emergency kits, so that you can be inspired and start your own. This kit can be something to lift the spirits of a new mom or a silly addition to your baby shower gift.

This cute gift idea can be neatly tucked into a Mason jar, or you can beef it up and put it in a cute basket or storage tub. To dress up your Mason jar, try wrapping it in burlap with a ribbon in a soft pink or blue, depending on the new bundle of joy. You can even use Modge * `}i > ` v ` V À } Ì ÃÌ> Þ ÕÀ >ÀÃ different colors if you want to really jazz it up.

We’ll start the kit with a little fun. First, grab a small pack of marbles from your local dollar store and tie a note to them. “To replace the ones you’ve lost,” or “To replace the ones you’ll lose,” depending on the timing of your gift.

An obvious necessity for a new mommy is going to be a solid shot of caffeine. If you’re using a small container, you’ll need to grab instant coffee mix packets, energy water packets, mini-energy shots or even coffee shop gift cards. Think of all of mommy’s likes and try to keep it as convenient as possible (e.g., if buying a gift card, try to buy one that can be used at a drive-thru window, or if you’re using a larger container, grab canned or jarred coffee drinks that don’t require warming or mixing.)

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Another fun item is a clothespin. Dirty diapers are obvious par for the course with a new baby, but some of those diapers are going to be a doozy. Toss in a clothespin “for when you just have to survive the next diaper change.”

Some days are just going to be overwhelming. Toss in a travel size bottle of Advil, so mommy always has a little pain relief for those days when everything seems to be happening at once.

With a new baby under the roof, a new mommy is going to quickly forget to maintain herself while adjusting to keeping this new little one fed, clean and healthy. There’s a good chance she’ll catch herself with company at the door or having to rush out the door and no time for a tooth brushing.

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He was about to give her a kiss goodnight when she said, “Daddy, tell me a story when I was a baby.” The dad smirked and paused. This was a tactic she had used before; however, he pondered the question and considered countless memories. The daughter who was accustomed to receiving an immediate answer tilted her head and gave him a quizzical look. Then, he said, “Before you were born, I would hold Mommy’s belly with my hands and talk to you.

Did you know you communicated back?” The girl, now sitting up, said, “That’s impossible.” “No, it’s true,” he said.

“You would squirm and kick with your foot or elbow. The more I talked, the more you squirmed. And, I couldn’t wait to meet my little squirrel.” >`à > Ì V «>Ìi Ì i i Ì Ì iÞ V> ÌÀ `ÕVi Ì i À `>Õ} ÌiÀÃ Ì Ì i Ü À `° / i w ÀÃÌ] `` i] > ` >ÃÌ > i à ÃÌ>Ìi` with great ceremony, broad smiles, and sometimes, tears of joy. To have his own intimate moment alone, he’ll choose a time when the house is quiet to scoop the little bundle out of the bassinet and sit, rocking her back and forth. Eyes intent on her button nose, chubby cheeks, and puckered lips, he’ll silently wonder many questions; yet, he’ll worry over ÕÃÌ i v À Ì i w ÀÃÌ £Ç Þi>Àð º Ü ÕV Ì i ` >Ûi Liv Ài ÕÃÌ iÌ } ¶» In a blink, the blankets and baby toys are replaced with a domino rally and a doll house, markers and an A-framed easel. The girl named “Squirrel” is aptly named, since she loves to collect pretty stones and leaves, and seeks to discover the workings of nature and mechanics through questions. She’ll make her daddy feel important by commenting, “Daddy knows the answer to all my questions. I want to be smart like you.” And, Squirrel will give him the honorary nickname, “Sir Daddy”—her Knight and Superhero.

On the way home from work, he’ll pick up inexpensive fossil kits and slingshot airplanes to foster her interests. Of course, she will say, “You’re so cool, Daddy. This is fun!” And, whether he realizes it, his eyes will sparkle, and his lips will part in a half smile. He relishes in the moments he can teach her something new or impart a piece of his wisdom. +Õ iÌ Þ] i Ü Ì Vi iÀ iÛi v i }>}i i Ì] ÃÌi Ì iÀ Ü À`Ã > ` µÕiÃÌ Ã] > ` Ã i Ì Þ Ü `iÀ] º Ü much time do I have before she stops asking questions?”

Sitting in his favorite chair, he waits for her to bound down the stairs and declare she is ready to go. These transitions in life are often met with a daughter’s determination to prove to herself, her parents, and the world that she is strong and capable. While she wants the challenge, the next opportunity, she hasn’t forgotten those Ü À> i` iÀ ivv ÀÌà > ` i«Ì Ã>Þ }] º*À>VÌ Vi > ià «iÀviVÌ]» > ` º9 Õ V> ` Ì Ãt» / i Ãi>à >à >ÀÀ Ûi` Ü i iÀ V>ÌiÀ« >À `>Þà >Ài ÛiÀ] > ` à i ÕÃÌ Ì> i y } Ì° For the girl named Squirrel, who always loved the adventure, there will be few birthday and Christmas presents she will remember from years past.

In her heart, she will fondly recall her dad’s teachings about archery and baseball, the science behind rockets and other cool exploding experiments, and most of all, being her biggest fan. The bond between Dads and daughters is never broken, even if her title changes to wife and mother. She’ll call for no reason, just to hear his voice and say hello. A Sir Daddy could never be forgotten. That’s impossible! To all the heroic dads,

Happy Father’s Day!

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PET OWNERSHIP

Can You Afford a Furry Friend?

BY CAROLYN S. PETERSON Most of us have heard, “A dog is for life, not just for Christmas,” addressing the idea that pets of any sort shouldn’t be an impulse buy without considering the long-term commitment of both time and money. There are many things to consider before you buy, adopt, or rescue a new furry friend.

Unfortunately, many people do not take the time to budget for a pet before getting one, often leading to trouble down the road. You >Ûi Ì Ì> i ÃÌ V v Þ ÕÀ vi > ` w > V > Ã Ì uation before deciding to get a pet and know your limits ahead of time, because being able Ì w > V > Þ «À Û `i v À Þ ÕÀ iÜ «iÌ Ã > L } part of being a responsible pet owner.

INITIAL INVESTMENT A purebred cat or dog will come with substanÌ > iÝ«i ÃiÃ] vÀ fÓää fÓäää] ÀiëiVÌ Ûi Þ° Make sure to research your breeder, checking veterinarian recommendations to see if it is a reputable one. If you want to do your part in helping dogs in need, then check into local rescue groups and shelters, because there are plenty of purebred cats and dogs, as well as mix-breeds, available for adoption for anyÜ iÀi vÀ fxä fÎää° 9 Õ >Ài ÃÌ i Þ Ì get a healthy animal when adopting through a rescue agency or shelter, because they take care in getting the animals updated on their vaccinations, as well as spayed or neutered.

Regardless of where you decide to get your iÜ v ÕÀ i}}i` LÕ``Þ] Ì i ÛiÀÞ w ÀÃÌ Ì } you should do is get an appointment with your local veterinarian. Take all the info you have from the breeder, rescue agency or shelter along with you, so you can get your cat or dog the care they need for their age. Depending on the need for vaccines, preventative medications, microchipping and any additional treat i ÌÃ] Ì i w ÀÃÌ Û Ã Ì Ì Ì i ÛiÌ V> V ÃÌ Þ Õ vÀ fxä fÎxä° À ÃÌ> Vi] > iÜ «Õ««Þ½Ã w ÀÃÌ ÛiÌ Û Ã Ì V> V ÃÌ >À Õ ` fÓää] > ` «Õ« pies need to visit the vet every few weeks until about 16 weeks of age. Each visit can run you f£ää fÎää] `i«i ` } Þ ÕÀ «Õ«½Ã ii`ð PET SUPPLIES While you don’t need every little toy and gadget for your new cat or dog, they do require a few essentials. It is very important to start your pet on a high-quality food from the start and, on occasion, a treat here and there. This cost V> Û>ÀÞ }Ài>Ì Þ vÀ f{x f£ää «iÀ Ì ] 114 / ForsythFamilyMagazine.com

depending on your pet’s dietary needs, and if they have any issues. Toys are an important part of the mental stimulation and exercise of both cats and dogs. Unless you go crazy in a pet store, buying every new toy you see, you V> «À L>L Þ « > ëi ` } fxä f£xä «iÀ year; the more destructive the puppy, usually, the more toys you have to buy.

Every cat and dog deserves a comfy bed if they like them and, if so, you can expect to «>Þ fxä fÓää] `i«i ` } Ì i à âi v Þ ÕÀ pet and how rough they are with their new accommodations. It’s also a good idea to get your cat or dog a collar to have an ID tag displayed, as well as a rabies tag and license.

Along with the collar, a leash or two are a must with a dog and, in some cases, cats like to be walked, too. This investment will set you back fÓx fxä > Þi>À] `i«i ` } Ü µÕ V Þ your new baby grows out of the old collar.

GROOMING Your pet’s grooming needs depend on the breed of cat or dog. Most of the time, a cat will take care of itself, but on occasion may need a little pampering. Dogs, like cats, depending on the breed, will require groom }] Ü V V> À> }i V ÃÌ vÀ f£ää fxää a year.

Other expenses include regular veterinarian care, preventative medications, training, boarding or pet sitters and emergencies, like an unplanned health crisis.

The best way to be prepared for anything your furry friend costs is to set some money aside.

With proper planning and a little luck, you can provide for your cat or dog and live a long happy life together. No matter what the costs, the unconditional love of an animal, in the end, is priceless.

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When I was a kid, my cousin Lin lived on a farm. During the summer, I would sometimes stay with him for a few days.

We would start the day early—before it got too hot— doing some real work in the gardens next to his house.

I particularly enjoyed picking green beans. After we had picked them, we would snap the ends off and get rid of that stringy part that you most assuredly didn’t want to i>Ì° 7 i Üi >` w à i` Ü >ÌiÛiÀ Üi ÜiÀi ÃÕ«« Ãi` to do for the morning, we were free to do whatever we liked for the rest of the day. Sometimes, we would create a golf course around his house and play golf.

Lin’s father, George, not only ran the farm but he also worked full time in Kannapolis at Cannon Mills. When he came home, he would say hello and then go back out to do whatever work needed doing on the farm.

After supper, Uncle George would set up the ice-cream maker. He would make a batch of ice cream, and we would help with the hand-cranking. The ice cream was incredibly delicious.

When I was a little older, my dad changed churches, and we moved to West Virginia. The town of Williamson À> Õ« Ì i à `i v ÌÜ Õ Ì> ð / i Þ y>Ì «>ÀÌ Ü>à along the river. Our neighborhood was there.

During the summer, the Hendersons might set up a badminton net in their yard. During the day, I might go over there and play, or kids in the neighborhood might V i ÛiÀ Ì ÕÀ ÕÃi > ` « >Þ Ã ÕvyiL >À` Ì i court my dad had painted on our concrete driveway.

Across the street from our house was a bank. The richest I have ever felt was the day I came upon a $1 bill as I was walking across the bank parking lot. In those days, my allowance was 25 cents a week, so it seemed like a fortune. Next to the bank was a vacant lot, and, on summer nights, kids would show up there after supper to play hide-and-go-seek.

The bank was used as a home base, and whoever was “it” would lean against a bank wall and count while everyone else scattered. The game would go on until it was too dark to be fun. In addition to the enjoyment of the game itself, I liked that you didn’t have to do a thing to make it happen—it was just there. And there was no obligation. Come whenever you want. Leave when you want.

BY KIM UNDERWOOD

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When we moved back to North Carolina, the Marshalls, a couple who went to our church, owned a house in Montreat, and, each summer, they would invite us to use it for a week. I especially savor the memory of the day my brother, Mark, and I spent what seemed like hours walking up the stream that came down the mountain and fed into Lake Susan. Sometimes our feet would be in the cool water, and sometimes we would be scrambling over rocks.

It was great because a road ran along the stream, and we knew that, when we were done, we didn’t have to do the work of going back down the stream. When we had had all the fun we wanted, we simply got on the road and walked back down.

I miss having that sense of carefree summer fun in my life.

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Hands of Hope Fundraiser: Destination -The Dominican Republic

BY DENISE HEIDEL Though the Dominican Republic is a popular tourist destination for Americans, the country itself is impoverished with a high unemployment rate and a below-poverty-level income for many families. Those who live there may struggle to buy food and clothing much less anything as simple as aspirin for a headache. Medical care, something many of us take for granted, is a luxury that so many in this Caribbean country cannot afford.

Hands of Hope NC is a medical mission team based in the Triad.

Their team frequently travels to the Dominican Republic to assist families and children who are in need of medical assistance, including surgical care. This is done at no cost for those helped and is provided through donation and fundraising efforts. There is an ongoing effort to expand their humanitarian relief, but the costs are high and the needs are great!

Kandace Thomason is a HoHNC Board Member and an active medical team member since 2006. She and other team members, coupled with the support of Sunrise United Methodist Church, are sponsoring a fundraiser to help cover the cost of an upcoming trip. The fundraising event will take place on Saturday, June 4th from 5:30-8:30pm. The purpose is to help cover the operational expenses and keep the cost to volunteers down.

Travel to the Dominican Republic is expensive with an average volunteer V ÃÌ v f£]Çää «iÀ «iÀà ° Ûi ÃÌ ] `ÕÀ } > ÀiVi Ì ÌÀ « iLÀÕ>ÀÞ] several volunteers made additional out-of-pocket donations to close a ÃiÛiÀ> Ì ÕÃ> ` ` >À LÕ`}iÌ `iwV Ì À`iÀ Ì V ÛiÀ > iÝ«i Ãið The operating budget is inclusive of supplies, shipping, prescription medications, etc. The hope is that enough money will be raised through this event that volunteer costs don’t need to be increased.

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Hands Of Hope NC WHAT:

Hands of Hope NC fundraising event in support of our annual medical team mission trip to the Domincan Republic The fundraising dinner will be a Dominican-style chicken dish and side items with a kids option and take-out available as well. There will be a silent auction set up at the event, and Carolina Characters will be in attendance with costumed characters to entertain young children, including photo opportunities. Vendors will be on site and have agreed to donate a portion of their proceeds to Hands of Hope NC. Make plans to attend the dinner, and demonstrate your support to those who work tirelessly on behalf of others and the volunteers who à Ãi y iÃÃ Þ } Ûi v Ì i À Ì i > ` Àià ÕÀVið Follow this group on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/ HandsOfHopeNCMedicalTeam, and learn more at HandsOfHopeNC. À}° > V v J} > °V Ì i>À Ü Þ Õ V> i «t

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Suggested donation for meal: Adults $9 Kid’s meal (ages 5- 10) $4 Age 4 and under $1 (Family max $25)

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an Football Congratulations to the Reag Go Raiders!!

Seniors! You will be missed!

Congrats Hannah Berry!

Rachel Roeth On the way to UNCW, next chapter begins!

Congratulations to Melinda and Pete Lamm on their newest edition to the family… Jadee! Jadee was a featured Forsyth Family pet of the week and adopted through the Humane Society of Davie County. She’s loving life in her new fur-ever home!

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Congratulations to Tyler Henson! Athlete of the Year at Meadowlark Middle School! Having played soccer, volleyball, and basketball, Tyler also is an A-Honor Roll student, a National Junior Honors Society Member, and Crosby Scholar.

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When: Saturday, June 25th 10 AM – 5 PM Where: Hip Chics Boutique Admission: FREE Will raise awareness of epilepsy along with providing FREE makeovers, massages, giveaways, and more!

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ARTQUILTSVOICES 6-8pm, Page-Walker Arts Cary & History Center, 119 Ambassador Loop in Cary. PAQA-South will present its members-only exhibit ARTQUILTSvoices. We use our voices to communicate with those around us. www. paqa-south.org

NOW THROUGH SEPTEMBER 11 “ANIMAL SECRETS” EXHIBIT AT SCIWORKS 10am-5pm, 400 West Hanes Mill Road in W-S. Where does a chipmunk sleep? What does an eagle feed its \RXQJ" +RZ GR PRWKHU EDWV Ɠ QG WKHLU EDELHV LQ D cave? Find out as you explore the hidden habitats and secret lives of forest animals. Included with museum admission. www.sciworks.org

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JUNE 9 BETHABARA BAND CONCERT (SEE PAGE 42) 7-8:30PM, 2147 Bethabara Road.

JUNE 11 7TH ANNUAL MIZPAH CRAFT FEST 9am-3pm, 5393 Ham Horton Lane in Bethania.

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PRESCHOOL DISCOVERY 11-11:30am, 390 South Liberty Street in W-S. An action-packed program for children including stories, music, movement and more! www. childrensmuseumofws.org

FOOTHILLS 5K WETRUN 10am-1:30pm, 151 Hillcrest Drive in Elkin. Crosswhite Fitness brings you a mixed terrain 5K WetRun. This race ZLOO EHQHƓ W FOHDQ ZDWHU SURMHFWV LQ UG ZRUOG FRXQWULHV Outdoor concert to follow featuring Michael Tait & Charles Billingsley. Cost: $25/person. foothillswetrun. com

PIEDMONT WIND SYMPHONY PRESENTS GERSHWIN: A LIFE IN RHAPSODY 7:30-9:30pm, 405 4th Street Northwest in W-S. Experience a retrospective of the works one of the PRVW LQŴ XHQWLDO $PHULFDQ PXVLFLDQV RI WKH WK century, George Gershwin. Cost: $14-$18/person. www. piedmontwindsymphony.com

STARGAZING AT SCIWORKS 9-11:30pm, 400 West Hanes Mill Road in W-S. Join SciWorks and the Forsyth Astronomical Society for a free astronomy observation in the SciWorks parking lot using professional telescopes. In case of bad weather, FDOO bDIWHUb SPbIRU DQ XSGDWH ZZZ VFLZRUNV org

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HANDS OF HOPE FUNDRAISING EVENT FOR DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MISSION TEAM 5:30-8:30pm, 1111 Lewisville-Clemmons Road in Lewisville. Enjoy a Dominican-style chicken dinner and a silent auction while you support our annual medical mission trip to the D.R. Take-out and kids’ options available. Bring your camera to photograph your NLGV ZLWK VRPH IDYRULWHbPRYLH FKDUDFWHUV 6XJJHVWHG donations for meals: $9/adult; $5/kids 3-10 years of age; $1/kids younger than 3. www.facebook.com/ HandsOfHopeNCMedicalTeam

GIRLS’ NIGHT OUT 5pm…until! Five Points, 109 South Stratford Road in W-S. Grab a friend, neighbor, co-worker, mother, sister, SOMEBODY and have a much need Girls’ Night Out. Enjoy a signature Girls’ Night Out cocktail, drink specials and dinner features! Also, register for TONS of prizes and giveaways!

R.J. REYNOLDS ARTS FESTIVAL 9am-3pm, 301 North Hawthorne Road in W-S. Local artists and crafters will display and sell their works around the historic Reynolds Auditorium. Children’s activities will be on site at this outdoor event. www. facebook.com/Rjrartsfestival HORSEFRIENDS OPEN BENEFIT HORSE SHOW AND SILENT AUCTION 9am-5pm, 221 Flintrock Trail in Reidsville.

HorseFriends Therapeutic Riding Program is hosting LWV DQQXDO 2SHQ %HQHƓ W +RUVH 6KRZ DQG KXJH VLOHQW auction at Flintrock Farm. Class list includes over fences, English and western, plus novice rider and novice horse. Cost: $10/class; $70/day. www.horsefriendsnc.

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READ TO A DOG AT WALKERTOWN LIBRARY 6-7pm, 2969 Main Street in Walkertown. Ages 3 - 11 may practice reading aloud to a furry, fourlegged listener who is specially trained to be gentle ZLWKRXWbEDUNLQJ RU MXPSLQJ &DOO WR UHVHUYH D turn as space is very limited. Next Read to a Dog event ZLOO EHb-XO\ WK ZZZ IRUV\WK FF OLEUDU\ :DONHUWRZQ

JUNE 13-AUGUST 12 EMPOWERED GIRLS SUMMER CAMP 7:45am-5:30pm, Cone Elementary School, 2501 North Church Street in Greensboro. An enthusiastic dance, STEM and performance program. Arts and crafts, lunch and snack provided daily and a friendly, girls-only environment. Cost: $80/person. Sibling discount. www. empoweredgirlsnc.org

JUNE 14

KIDS’ MORNING OUT 10am-12pm, SciWorks, 400 W. Hanes Mill Road in : 6 (QMR\ D PRUQLQJ RI IXQ DQG HGXFDWLRQ b0HQWLRQ Forsyth Family’s Kids Morning Out for HALF-priced admission for kids of all ages (SciWorks members get in free)! Each adult attendee will receive four tickets for RXU IDEXORXV SUL]H ERDUG b

JUNE 17 THE PRODUCE BOX STORYTIME 11-11:30am, 390 South Liberty Street in W-S. Join us for a special story time featuring colorful, delicious, healthy fruits and veggies from our friends at The Produce Box! Enjoy stories, make crafts, engage your mind with fun activities or even have a tasting. www. childrensmuseumofws.org FAMILY FRIDAY NIGHT AT SCIWORKS 4-8pm, 400 West Hanes Mill Road in W-S. Join us for a summer tradition! Enjoy the museum -- including the “Animal Secrets” exhibit, outdoor parks and planetarium for only $3/person. SciWorks Members are free. www.sciworks.org

JUNE 18 RUNWAY PARTY AT DERO’S (SEE AD PAGE 47) 10am, 2671 Lewisville-Clemmons Road. Bring your favorite 18” American Girl, Our Generation or Journey Girls doll and create your own custom doll dress. Seats are limited, call 336-768-7962 to rsvp today!

UNDERSTANDING MYASTHENIA GRAVIS 1-3pm, 1010 Bethesda Court in W-S. Triad MG Support Group hosts WFBMC Neurologist Dr. Michael Cartwright for a presentation on “Understanding MG” at our monthly meeting at the Derrick Davis Cancer Center Conference Room. All are welcome!

Refreshments provided. www.myasthenia.org SHARPIE MUG GIFT MAKING 2-2:45pm, 2969 Main Street in Walkertown. Ages 8 and up are invited to decorate a white mug with permanent black markers for a special someone on a special day, such as Father’s Day -- the day after this program. Register by calling 336.703.2990. www. forsyth.cc/library/Walkertown

JUNE 19 FATHER’S DAY BUFFET AT PROVIDENCE RESTAURANT (SEE AD PG41) Dads in full superhero costume eat for half price!

Located at 5790 University Parkway in the Double Tree by Hilton. Reserve online and view their menu at OpenTable.com

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JUNE 22 MUSIC & MOVEMENT 11-11:30am, 390 South Liberty Street in W-S. Come PRYH DQG JURRYH WKURXJK VRQJV Ɠ QJHUSOD\V DQG D read aloud. Your child will gain meaningful skills to build upon his or her language, listening and physical abilities. www.childrensmuseumofws.org

JUNE 24 COLIN ALLURED: KIDS CONCERT 11-11:30am, 390 South Liberty Street in W-S. Come sing and dance along to an uplifting array of favorite children’s songs. From traditional classics to more contemporary songs from your child’s favorite shows and movies, this concert will bring musical joy to children and parents. www.childrensmuseumofws.org

JUNE 25 RUNNING OF THE BULLS 5K AND FUN RUN 8am-12pm, W-S Fairgrounds, 421 27th Street Northwest. The event’s theme is from the famous Running of the Bulls, held each July in Pamplona, Spain. 5K runners will have the opportunity to win a special grand prize! Cost: $10-$35/person. http:// jonesracingcompany.com/running-of-the-bulls

eat, drink, enjoy repeat WEEKLY DINING SPECIALS: Monday & Wednesday – 35 Cent Wings Tuesday – Endless Pasta $9.95 & Half Price Wine Night Thursday - $5.00 Classic Burger Night Friday – All You Can Eat Steamed Shrimp - $12.95 Saturday – Prime Rib Sunday Brunch – Bloody Mary & Mimosa Bar

JUNE 26

WEEKLY MUSIC & EVENTS:

HOPS & SHOP: SUMMER SALE 12-5pm, 3800 Kimwell Drive in W-S. We encourage shoppers to come drink beer while they shop and socialize. We plan on 24 vendors selling gently used clothing and small household items. The remaining six are local crafters! www.facebook.com/hopsandshop

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JUNE 27 KIDS’ YOGA STORYTIME AT WALKERTOWN LIBRARY 2-3pm, 2969 Main Street in Walkertown. Instructor Lisa Kushner will lead Yoga Family Storytime for children ages 5-11 and their caregivers. No mats needed, but registration is required along with a parent-signed participation waiver (provided before class). Call 703.2990. www.forsyth.cc/library/ Walkertown

JUNE 27-30

REPTILE DAY AT SCIWORKS 1-5pm, 400 West Hanes Mill Road in W-S. Journey into the fascinating world of reptiles in the “Snakes Alive!” program featuring native and exotic reptiles, including a huge iguana and python. Included with admission. www.sciworks.org

JEN HOOVER HOOPS GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP 9am-4pm, 1834 Wake Forest Road in W-S. The mission of our camp is to ensure that all participants receive a unique and memorable experience based on a creative curriculum, an energetic and knowledgeable staff and engaging activities that enhance basketball skills! Cost: $250/person. www.JenHooverHoops.com

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RESCUE RANCH CRITTER CAMPS 9am-3pm, 1424 Turnersburg Highway in Statesville.

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ONE-DAY SCICAMPS AT SCIWORKS 9am-4pm, 400 West Hanes Mill Road in W-S. Handson science camps for rising K-6th graders. Sign up for a single day or the entire week! Cost: $25-$50/person. )RU GHWDLOV YLVLWbVFLworks.org/activities/scicamp/.

Monday – Mike Bustin – 6-9pm

Tuesday – Trivia - $100.00 Cash Prizes Wednesday – Karaoke with DJ Chris Thursday – Every Other Thursday – Paint Night @ 7pm

3rd Thursday – Live Sports Radio Show WSJS – Scott Hamilton 3-6pm Friday & Saturday – Live Music

JUNE LIVE MUSIC & EVENTS: 6/3 – Eddie Clayton & Will Jones – 8-11pm 6/4 – Knuckles Deep – 9:30-12:30 6/9 – Paint Nite – 7pm 6/10 – Evan & Dana – 8-11pm 6/11 – Surry Line – 9-12 6/15 – Scott Hamilton Radio Show – Live Guests – 3-6pm 6/17 – James Vincent Carroll – 8-11pm 6/18 – TBD 6/20 – Summer Beach Party Blast 6/23 – Paint Nite – 7pm 6/24 – Megan Doss – 8-11pm 6/25 – Too Much Toni – 9-12pm 6/27 – Hoots & Rhem – 6-9pm Like us on FaceBook - Follow us on Instagram & Twitter to keep up with other daily specials or events.

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ACTIVITIES

Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem ...... 71 Legacy Saddlebreds ................................... 11 Salem Gymnastic ....................................... 93 SciWorks .................................................... 71 Studio Create ............................................. 99 Triad Eco..................................................... 73 TRU Taekwondo ......................................... 52 St. John’s Summer Camp .......................... 89

ATTORNEY

The Piedmont School................................. 33

FINANCIAL

Edward Jones Financial ............................... 3 Truliant Federal Credit Union ....... Back Cover

FLORAL

Dahlia’s .................................................... 109

HEALTH & FITNESS

TJ’s Body Shop ........................................... 69 Shine Time Express Car Wash .................... 31

C3 Fitness .................................................. 55 Dream Dinners .......................................... 75 Gotta Get Thin .............................................. 7 YMCA ......................................................... 63 Momentum Fitness ................................... 95

BAKERY/CONFECTIONS

HOME

Carl Hearn................................................ 117

AUTOMOTIVE

Christina’s Dessertery .............................. 105

BEAUTY / STYLING

2YDO 2IƓFH ................................................. 45 V’s Barbershop........................................... 33 Lewisville Laser & Aesthetics ...................... 75

CHILDCARE

Imprints ..................................................... 91 YMCA ......................................................... 63

CHURCHES

Sunrise United Methodist Church ............. 78

DENTISTS / ORTHODONTISTS

Chermak & Hanson ................................... 13 Kephart, DDS ............................................. 95 Kingery & Kingery ..................................... 67 Salem Smiles ............................................. 65 Southern Dental Associates ......................... 4 Tina S. Merhoff and Associates Pediatric Dentistry ..................................... 21

EDUCATION

St. John’s Lutheran School......................... 93

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Bloomday Granite.................................... 103 Budget Blinds ............................................ 59 Busy as a Bee Concierge .......................... 117 Chamberlain Place .................................... 59 Clemmons Town Center Apartments ......... 61 Dero’s......................................................... 19 Exterior Pest Solutions ............................. 121 Isenhour Homes ........................................ 57 R.S. Parker Homes ....................................... 9 Salem Windows & Doors ........................... 53 Stitches ...................................................... 89 Stratford Landscape Supply ....................... 29 Susan Maier-Colon, Broker ...................... 101 Wright’s Landscaping ................................ 15

HOME MEDICAL CARE

Home Instead Senior Care........................... 5

INSURANCE

Ireland Insurance....................................... 53

LANDSCAPING

Wright’s Landscaping ................................ 15 Stratford Landscape Supply ....................... 29

MEDICAL

Acne Research Study ................................. 63 Forsyth Family Eye Care ............................. 61 Hillcrest Vision ........................................... 99 Home Instead Senior Care........................... 5 Lewisville Laser & Aesthetics ...................... 75 Lyndhurst Gynecological Associates .......... 57 Rosacea Research Study ............................ 63 Summer Family Care ................................... 2 Wake Forest Baptist Health Brenner Children’s Hospital ...................... 23 WomanCare ............................................. 101

MENTAL HEALTH

Old Vineyard Behavioral Health Services .......................................... 65

PHOTOGRAPHY

J. Darren Photography............................... 85

RADIO STATIONS

WBFJ .......................................................... 79 WMAG ..................................................... 115

REAL ESTATE & HOUSING

Chamberlain Place .................................... 59 Clemmons Town Center Apartments ......... 61 Susan Maier-Colon Berkshire Hathaway................................. 101

RESTAURANTS

Black Mountain Chocolate....................... 125 Chang Thai ............................................... 125 Christina’s Dessertery .......................105,125 Hakkachow Asian Eats ............................. 125 Honky Tonk Smokehouse ........................ 125 Mac & Nelli’s ....................................125, 128 Midtown Café & Dessertery ............... 37, 125 Omega House ......................................... 125 Providence Restaurant............................... 41 Tanglewood Pizza Grill ............................. 125 Which Wich ............................................. 125

RETAIL Clemmons Bicycle ................................... 117 Dero’s......................................................... 19 Hampton House Art & Framing ................. 69 Hip Chics Boutique & Gift .................... 39, 69 Rolly’s Baby Boutique ................................ 47 Thruway Shopping Center ......................... 67

SERVICE 201 Media ............................................... 113 Busy as a Bee Concierge .......................... 117 Eagle Elegance .......................................... 87 Hauser Rental ............................................ 99 Lin Taylor Marketing Group ....................... 95 Nu expression.......................................... 107 Perfect Pair Events ................................... 111 Royalty Marketing ..................................... 48 Triad Mac ................................................. 121

TECHNOLOGY Nu expression.......................................... 107 Triad Mac ................................................. 121

UPCOMING EVENTS All American Summer in Old Salem .......... 27 Bethabara Band Concert ............................ 43 Forsyth Family Night Out ........................... 17 Forsyth Family KMO .................................. 35 Runway Party ............................................. 47 Girl’s in the Creek Music Festival ............. 109 Hands of Hope ........................................ 119 Live 2 Lead ............................................... 127 Tanglewood Farmers Market ..................... 89 WS Dash .................................................. 131

WS Dash

PROMOTIONS THIRSTY THURSDAYS

JUNE

$1 Beer specials presented by

FIREWORKS FRIDAYS

Enjoy our postgame fireworks show

FOOD TRUCK SATURDAYS

Enjoy food trucks on the concourse

FAMILY SUNDAYS

$1 hot dogs & sodas through the 1st inning & pregame autographs presented by

JUNE 3 - DADDY DAUGHTER DATE NIGHT JUNE 4 -

JUNE 7 - ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT NIGHT

Free hot dogs, cheeseburgers and hamburgers with any ticket purchase.

JUNE 19 - FATHER’S DAY PREGAME CATCH ON THE FIELD JUNE 25 - ENERGIZE THE BALLPARK

CAR - CAROLINA MUDCATS (BRAVES) SAL - SALEM RED SOX (RED SOX) WIL - WILMINGTON BLUE ROCKS (ROYALS)

Kids run the bases after every Friday - Sunday game! presented by

Postgame concert by Danny Gokey

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