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Thursday, April 4-April 10, 2019 www.shelbyinfo.com 704/484-1047 - shelby shopper & info - Page 17 "Call Us And Compare Our Rates" "Call Us And Compare Our Rates" WITHERSPOON INSURANCE INSURANCE LOW DOWN LOW DOWN PAYMENTS PAYMENTS CALL TODAY CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FOR YOUR QUOTE! QUOTE! "Serving Cleveland Serving Cleveland County Since 1986" County Since 1986" 704-480-9595 125 N. Lafayette St. • Shelby, NC Across From First Baptist Church www.witherspooninsurance.com • AUTO • HOME • LIFE • AUTO • HOME • LIFE • HEALTH • BUSINESS • HEALTH • BUSINESS • MOTOR • MOTORCYCLES • RVs CYCLES • RVs AUTO INSURANCE SPECIALIST AUTO INSURANCE SPECIALIST Home Life Auto Agents: Wayne Witherspoon, Justin Witherspoon, Linda Thomas, Carol Pearson & Tammy Shaffer Trendon Moore helps clean his grandfather's Bob Moore 1966 Chevrolet Caprice at the Cleveland County Independent Bikers 6th Annual Bike and Car Show that was held at the Western Dynasty Building in Boiling Springs. Photo by Jeff Melton Healing with Nature is a collaboration of nu- merous community volunteers and Cleveland County Mental Health Association. Each year our goal is to host events around Earth Day in Cleveland County that focus on wellness, and healing of our local community, from the natu- ral environment to the overall well-being of our individual community members. To accom- plish this goal, the group organizes to bring a special guest to Cleveland County around the theme of "Healing with Nature". We also strive to collaborate with Earth Day service projects around the county. Healing with Nature' 2019 featured speaker is Chip Thomas M.D., aka "jetsonorama", who is a native of North Carolina. His life direction changed when he attended a small, alterna- tive Quaker school in the mountains of North Carolina (the Arthur Morgan School). He is a photographer, public artist, activist and phy- sician who has been working between Monu- ment Valley and The Grand Canyon in the Navajo nation since 1987. He coordinates the Painted Desert Project – a community build- ing effort which manifests as a constellation of murals across western Navajo Nation painted by artists from all over the world. Thomas' own public artwork consists of en- larged black and white photographs pasted on structures along the roadside on the Navajo nation. His motivation is to refl ect back to the people in his community the love and elements of the culture they've shared with him over the years. He sees this work as an evolving dialog with his community. From November 1992 to August 1993 Thom- as participated with 3 intrepid cyclist who ventured 11.800 miles from the northernmost point on the African continent to the southern most point. This effort won them a Guinness Book of World Record for the fastest crossing of the African continent. Community event brings Chip Thomas to Cleveland County Chip Thomas Chip Thomas will be presenting two free pub- lic events during his visit to Cleveland County. Thursday April 25 7:30-9:00 at Newgrass Brewing 213 Lafayette Street Shelby NC. Af- ricatrek Documentary Screening and Discus- sion Friday April 26 6:00- 9:00 at Graham Ele- mentary School 1100 Blanton Street Shelby, NC Community Potluck Meal, Live Music And Talk--- "Community Building as a Journey" To support Healing with Nature 2019, please send your tax-deductible check to: Cleveland County Mental Health Association, PO Box 623 Shelby, NC 28150. Please indicate "Heal- ing With Nature". Submitted by Ron McCollum 503 N. Lafayette St. Shelby, NC 28150 704-484-1047 EVERY THURSDAY!

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