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WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2012
BARROW JOURNAL
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OPENING PERFORMANCE
The Winder-based Charlotte’s School of Dance performance group presented “That’s Entertainment” recently at
Berkmar High School.
Charlotte’s School of Dance students
presents ‘Hats Off To Entertainment’
IT’S FUN TO PHONE
This group of students danced to ‘It’s Fun To Phone” during the recent program by
Charlotte’s School of Dance.
JUNIOR CHARLETTES
Members of the Junior Charlettes pose following their dance routine at Berkmar
High School.
A dance varieties con
cert. “Hats Off To
Entertainment” featuring
ballet, tap. jazz, lyrical, hip
hop, clogging and musi
cal theatre was presented
by the Charlotte’s School
of Dance studios of Winder
and Loganville recently at
Berkmar High School.
Directed and staged by
Charlotte Barron-Jones
and Marie Barron, the per
formances commemorat
ed the 49th anniversary of
Charlotte’s School of Dance.
The concerts were dedicated
in memory and honor of Miss
Charlotte’s mother, the late
Ms. Regina Wolf.
Sixty members of the per
forming groups from the
school, The Charlettes, the
Junior Charlettes, and the Mini
Charlettes, opened the shows
with a dynamic tap routine
to “That’s Entertainment.”
Students from preschool to
adults participated and danced
in the productions. Four shows
were presented to capacity
crowds.
Stage manager for the
shows was Teri Everette-Ryan
with technical assistance by
Carl Jones. Michael Plymail,
Keith and Margaret Bowman
and Travis and Melia Whitley.
Perfect attendance awards
were presented to Kelsey
Anlauf, Anna Bagwell,
Spencer Bain. Sterling Bain,
Stuart Bain, Sydney Bain.
Carsyn Baker, Chaggie
Bassar. Chanita Bassar,
Christina Bennett, Malia
Bryan. April Cain, Hannah
Chisholm, Lola Clark. Sydney
Clark. Belle Cloudt, Morgan
Coleman, Sydney Colson.
Shelby Cromer, Anslee Davis,
Samantha Dowdy. Alicia
Formella, JoMarie Fraser,
Genevieve Gateswright,
Norah Griffin. Kiera Harvel,
Lauren Hawkins, Rylie
Hawkins, Jessica Hendrix,
Morgan Hendrix. Sarah
Anne Hill, Diana Hincapie,
Jordan Hodges, Emily
Hodnett, Diana Hollis,
Autumn Hulteen, Trinity
Jackson, Anzley Jameson,
Sara Johnson. Victoria Lynn,
Jenna Lo, Lindsey Malcom
and Katie Manzanarez.
Also, Maddy McCloskey,
Manci McMullan, Marlee
McMullan, Kacie Mitchell,
Cassandra Morales, Marisa
Morales, Sabrina Morrow,
Dorothy Nealin, Taylor
O’Brien, Caitlyn O’Shield,
Savannah Page, Caroline
Posey. Caitlyn Presnell, Abby
Puckett, Anna Que, Melissa
Richards, Lauren Rowell,
Victoria Salvatore, Olivia
Taylor, Natalie Timberlake.
Nia Valles, Kerrigan Vaughn
and Crystal Wells.
Thirty-four students
received awards for having
danced at Charlotte’s School
of Dance for ten years or
more. Ten-year dance awards
were presented to Rachel
Duke, Lauren Hawkins,
Julia Leming, Julia Parker,
Savannah Smith and Miranda
Whitley.
Eleven-year dance awards to
Stuart Bain, Madison Cronic.
Sara Johnson, Kacie Mitchell.
Kiersten O’Neal and Michaela
Whitley. Twelve-year dance
awards to Christina Bennett.
Maridith Grimsley, Morgan
Hendrix and Olivia Taylor.
Thirteen-year dance awards
to Chelsey Bell, Lauren Duke
and Jackie Zapata. Fourteen-
year dance awards to Sydney
Bain, Hannah Doss, Savanna
Hardy, Sydney Ryan and
Hannah Sims. Fifteen-year
dance awards to Taylor Dixon,
Alicia Formella, Rusty Hale
and Macy Roberts. Sixteen-
year dance award to Lindsey
Malcom.
Seventeen-year dance
awards to Taylor O’Brien and
Tabitha Robbins. Nineteen-
year dance awards to Jessica
Hendrix and Torie Ponder,
and a twentieth-year dance
award to Amanda Parris.
Fifth-year students Kelsey
Anlauf, Lola Clark, Gracie
Fleming, Autumn Hulteen,
Savannah Page. Abby Puckett,
Lauren Rowell, Elizabeth
Smith and Natalie Timberlake
were also recognized.
A graduating Senior Award
and Outstanding Senior Award
was presented to Taylor Dixon
and a College Graduation
Award was presented to Torie
Ponder.
Charlotte’s School of Dance
is now taking registration for
fall classes.
The studios are located at
6 Holly Hill Mall in Winder
and at 134 C.S. Floyd Road in
Loganville, Ballet, tap, lyri
cal, jazz/hip hop and clogging
for children 3 years of age
and up through adult will be
offered.
Registration may be made
by calling 770-867-7539 in
Winder or 770-466-1250 in
Loganville.
More information may be
obtained through their web
site at www.csofdance.com or
visit them on facebook.
RADIO DONATION
The Barrow Amateur Radio Club has donated two
weather alert radios to Barrow Regional Medical
Center. B.A.R.C. and Barrow Regional Medical Center
work together as community partners. These two
radios will be monitored 24/7 in order to alert the
hospital of severe weather in the area. B.A.R.C.
meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m .at
Barrow Regional. Making the presentations on behalf
of B.A.R.C. were Mike Wolcott, club president; Bill
Wilson, vice president; Cal Neff, emergency coordina
tor and Nancy Wolcott, B.A.R.C. member. Accepting
the weather radios on behalf of Barrow Regional
were Stephanie Sorrells, marketing director: Charlie
Hollins, emergency planning coordinator; Joshua
Self, COO and Heather Phoel, ED Director. For more
info on B.A.R.C. visit www.barrowhamradio.org.
Arts center offers kids ’ classes
The Hoschton Heritage Arts Center will offer creative
classes for kids one Saturday each month, from July untf
December.
The classes include “Mosaics for Kids,” on July 21, froir
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; “Repurposed Junk Art” on Aug. 18, from 5
a.m. to 1 p.m.; “Award Winning Scarecrows” on Aug. 23, froir
2-4 p.m. or 6-8 p.m., or Aug. 30, from 2-4 p.m.; “Halloweer
Pinatas” on Sept. 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; “Pumpkin Carving
101” on Oct. 27. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; “Fall Leaf Art” or
Nov. 17, from noon to 4 p.m.; and “Christmas Gifts anc
Ornaments” on Dec. 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Each class is $25 per participant and includes supplies.
“Each child will go home with a finished product, as well as
make one for the arts center.” said Astra Graham, one of the
HHAC board members who realized the need for classes foi
children. “No artistic ability is required.”
The seven classes are intended for children ages 7-12. A
Christmas party will be included. The classes are limited tc
10 participants.
A Christmas party will also be on Saturday, Dec. 15
from 2-4 p.m. for the kids that took classes and their family
Cookies and milk will be provided to celebrate the end o1
the 2012 Creative Classes for Kids. Photos of classes and the
projects will be on display.
“The jewelry vendors did very well at the arts festival or
June 2,” said HHAC board member Debra Brooks. “So I askec
Lillian Hicks of LH Designs to teach at our arts center.”
The “Introduction to Beading” class will meet on two eve
nings, Aug. 15 and Aug. 22. 6:30-8:30 p.m. The class is $40
for HHAC members and $60 for nonmembers. The $20 supph
fee should be paid the first night of the class and includes wire
needles and beads.
More information on each kids’ class as well as the bead
ing class may be found on the website www.hoschtonher-
itageartscouncil.com. To register a child for a class, call 770-
241-1460 or 706-654-2693, Tuesdays through Fridays, froir
10 a.m. to 6 p.m., or email hhac55@yahoo.com.
Brooks House to be featured on
WSB Care-A-Thon broadcast
The House family of Barrow County will be part of the 12th
annual WSB Care-a-Thon that will broadcast live Thursday.
July 26, and Friday. July 27, on AM 750 and 95.5 FM (WSB)
radio.
7-year-old Brooks House and his parents, Michael and
Dana House, will share their personal story during the broad
cast to help raise money for the AFLAC Cancer & Blood
Disorders Service of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
Brooks, was diagnosed with Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare bone
cancer that primarily strikes children, in June 2011. He had
a tumor on his jaw removed and underwent several surgeries
and chemotherapy.
Louis C.K. to perform in Athens
Emmy and Grammy-award winning comedian Louis C.K.
— creator, executive producer, director, editor and star of FX
Network’s critically-acclaimed series “Louie” — will per
form a special engagement, Louis C.K. Live at The Classic
Center on Friday, Nov. 30.
Tickets for all shows are $45 (inclusive of all fees) and are
on sale now exclusively available at Louis C.K.’s website,
www.louisck.com.
Louis was nominated for four 2011 Emmy awards for
“Louie” and his standup special “Hilarious,” including out
standing lead actor in a comedy series, outstanding writing for
a comedy series, outstanding picture editing for a special and
outstanding writing for a variety, music or comedy special.
Special events scheduled for upcoming weeks in Braselton area
The following is a list of events
planned in the Braselton area during
2012. Some events have additional
information on the town’s web
site — www.braseltonfestivals.com.
The listing of special events will be
updated on the website as additional
events are announced.
•Saturday, July 21: Movie in the
Park, at dusk, at the Braselton Park.
•Saturday, July 21: Cruising activ
ity destination at YearOne, time to
be announced later.
•Saturday, Aug. 11: Concerts
from the Veranda, a free con
cert series sponsored by the
Hoschton Heritage Arts Council,
from 8-10 p.m., at the Hoschton
Heritage Arts Center, located at
74 White Street, Hoschton. The
Nearly Brothers will perform.
Guests are asked to bring lawn
chairs or blankets. Refreshments
and snacks will be sold. For
more information, visit www.
HoschtonHeritageArtsCouncil.
com.
•Saturday, August 18: Movie in
the Park, at dusk, at the Braselton
Park.
•Saturday, Sept. 8: Concert in
the Park, from 4-7 p.m., at the
Braselton Park. New Community
Church will offer a free concert,
free food and free activities for kids.
For more information, visit www.
newcommunityonline.com.
•Saturday, Sept. 8: Concerts
from the Veranda, a free concert
series sponsored by the Hoschton
Heritage Arts Council, from 8-10
p.m., at the Hoschton Heritage
Arts Center, located at 74 White
Street, Hoschton. A performer will
be announced. Guests are asked
to bring lawn chairs or blankets.
Refreshments and snacks will be
sold.
•Saturday, Sept. 15: Movie in the
Park, at dusk, at the Braselton Park.
•Saturday, Sept. 15: Foose Select
and car show, from noon to 8 p.m.,
at YearOne.
•Friday through Sunday, Sept.
21-23: Hoschton Fall Festival.
•Thursday through Saturday, Oct.
18-20: Braselton-Hoschton Plein
Air registration. The Hoschton
Heritage Arts Council and the
Town of Braselton will present a
Plein Air event. Artists may regis
ter and have their canvas stamped
Oct. 18-20, at the Braselton
Antique Mall. Submissions are $25
for the first canvas and $10 for
each additional canvas. Completed
works will be displayed and avail
able for sale at the Braselton
Antique and Holiday Festival on
Oct. 27-28. For more information,
call 706-654-2693 or jdees@bra-
selton.net or info@hoschtonher-
itageartscouncil.com or visit www.
HoschtonHeritageArtsCouncil.
com.
•Saturday, Oct. 20: Car show,
from 4-7 p.m., at YearOne.
•Saturday and Sunday, Oct.
27-28: Braselton Antique and
Holiday Festival, at the Braselton
Park.
•Saturday, Nov. 10: Lighting of
the Braselton Tree and Movie in
the Park, at the Braselton Brothers
Store and the Braselton Park.
•Tuesday, Nov. 13: Braselton
Downtown Development Authority
(DDA) wine tasting and auction, at
the Braselton-Stover House.
•Saturday, Nov. 17: Celebrate the
Holidays in Braselton Festival and
Parade, at the Braselton Park.
•Saturday, Nov. 17: Christmas in
Braselton car show, from 2-6 p.m.,
at YearOne.
The Braselton Park is located off
Ga. Hwy. 53, behind West Jackson
Primary School, near Countryside
Antiques. The address is 126
Harrison Street, Braselton.
