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CMYK<br />

18a The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, October 29, 2009<br />

Bright Star Children’s Theatre<br />

The Granville Education Foundation awarded Kelly Maxson of G.C.<br />

Hawley Middle School a $5,000 grant to purchase new<br />

technological equipment for the classroom. The grant was made<br />

possible through the Flextronics Foundation and Johnston<br />

Controls, Inc. Pictured above, left to right: John Mainey of<br />

Flextronics, Pamela Huff of Bridgestone Bandag Tire Solutions<br />

and Kelly Maxson, teacher at G. C. Hawley Middle School.<br />

The Granville Education<br />

Foundation recently welcomed<br />

the Bright Star Children’s<br />

Theatre to Granville County as<br />

part of a larger Arts at School<br />

series. The 2-man theatre<br />

troupe performed for third,<br />

fourth and fifth grade students<br />

across the county. The material<br />

in the show, Jack’s Adventure<br />

in American History, is based on<br />

the state curriculum guidelines<br />

for elementary school. The show<br />

is an explosion of American<br />

history with lots of humor and<br />

student interaction.<br />

The Foundation has<br />

scheduled cultural arts<br />

performances at schools for<br />

every student elementary and<br />

middle schools in Granville<br />

County.<br />

“The Foundation is<br />

delighted to provide an<br />

enhancement to education in<br />

Granville County Schools’ said<br />

Allison Capps, a member of the<br />

Board of Directors and<br />

Assistant District Attorney for<br />

the 9th District. “Our<br />

organization is dedicated to<br />

student achievement and<br />

bringing the arts into schools is<br />

just one way we work to<br />

accomplish that goal.”<br />

The Arts at School initiative<br />

includes fairy tales, dramatic<br />

performances, storytelling,<br />

music and physical comedy. The<br />

Granville Education<br />

Foundation has spent nearly<br />

$15,000 bringing professional<br />

artists in from all over the<br />

country to perform for students.<br />

Events scheduled this fal<br />

include the following:<br />

Pre-K - grade 2- Bright Star<br />

Children’s Theatre <strong>Nov</strong>ember<br />

G ail<br />

16-19<br />

Grades 3-5- Bright Star<br />

Children’s Theatre - October<br />

19-22<br />

Grade 6 -Storyteller Andy<br />

Offutt Irwin- <strong>Nov</strong>ember 17-18<br />

Grade 7- Blues Guitarist Scott<br />

Ainslie- September 3-4<br />

Grade 8- Doug Berky “No<br />

Show” -<strong>Nov</strong>ember 9-10<br />

The Granville Education<br />

Foundation is a non-profit,<br />

community-based organization<br />

working to improve the quality<br />

of education for all students in<br />

Granville County.<br />

Happy 42nd B-Day<br />

OMG!<br />

URE getting better<br />

every day<br />

October, 30th 2009<br />

From The BC-News Gang!<br />

The Foundation is<br />

independent of the Granville<br />

County schools, but works in<br />

collaboration with many<br />

business and community<br />

partners to provide funds to<br />

enrich and enhance educational<br />

opportunities provided by the<br />

schools. Their mission includes<br />

funding for literacy, technology<br />

and cultural arts initiatives.<br />

To find out more about the<br />

Granville Education<br />

Foundation, please contact<br />

Executive Director Shields<br />

Blackwell at (919) 693-7047.<br />

Chamber Luncheon<br />

On <strong>Tuesday</strong>, <strong>Nov</strong>ember<br />

10th, at 12:00 noon, the<br />

Granville County Chamber of<br />

Commerce's Women In<br />

Business group will celebrate<br />

their third anniversary at the<br />

Oxford Baptist Church’s<br />

Family Life Center.<br />

The guest speaker will be<br />

June S. Atkinson, North<br />

Carolina's Superintendent of<br />

Public Instruction. She has<br />

served as the North Carolina<br />

State Superintendent of Public<br />

Instruction since August 2005<br />

and was re-elected in 2008. Dr.<br />

Atkinson is the first woman<br />

elected to the post of State<br />

Superintendent.<br />

Chamber member Simply<br />

Delicious Catering, of<br />

Creedmoo, will be preparing<br />

lunch for the event. Lunch<br />

reservations are due <strong>Tuesday</strong>,<br />

October 27th to one of the<br />

Chamber's offices: $15<br />

Chamber members; $18 nonmembers.<br />

For reservations, you may<br />

call Wanda Garrett at 693-<br />

6125 or email<br />

granvillechamber@embarqmail.com;<br />

or you may contact Theresa<br />

Haithcock at 528-4994, or<br />

email theresa@granvillechamber.com.<br />

Nomination forms for<br />

“Outstanding Businesswoman<br />

of the Year” are available on<br />

the Chamber's website,<br />

www.granville-chamber.com,<br />

or at one of the office locations.<br />

For more information<br />

about this event, visit<br />

www.granville-chamber.com<br />

almost anything* that<br />

fits in this bag<br />

Saturday, <strong>Nov</strong>ember 7th<br />

Prices valid <strong>Nov</strong>ember 7, 2009<br />

2535 E. Lyon Station Road<br />

Creedmoor, N.C.<br />

919-529-0009<br />

Saturday 8 - 6 pm<br />

www.ACETownandCountryHardware.com

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