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The Excalibur Times The Excalibur Volume II Issue 1 Times October 2012 A heart for Education: Inside this issue: Dr. Bobby Burt Harvest time 2 University Baptist Dance Company 3 Church Editorial: Prison 4 Senior Pastor Editorial: 3rd Parties 5 By Abby Lankford Quilters 6 Dr. Bobby Burt is the Burt said “I keep that painting senior pastor of The He has pastored there to remind me of University Baptist about five churches for where I came from,” Church. He started 35 to 36 years, starting Bobby Burt said. working here on when he was only Dr. Burt has been an Mother’s Day, May 9th eighteen. associate pastor in of 2007. The Universi- churches, where his ty Baptist Church was In 1981 he pastored main responsibility was founded in 1958. his first church, before that he had only been children’s ministry. Before coming to doing part time pastor- Also he has been a Huntsville, Alabama, ing since 1978. His chaplain at Baylor Dr. Burt went to a Dr. Burt lived in first church was Bethel Medical Center in community college for LaPlace, Louisiana in Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. two years then went to the New Orleans area. Mississippi State when Monroe County, MS. It Dr. Bobby Burt was Dr. Burt pastored at he turned 21. While in was an old Plank born Feb. 22, 1959 in First Baptist LaPlace college he pastored a church, in the middle Lexington, Kentucky. two years prior to part time church too. He of an Oak Grove on a As a baby he was Katrina, and two years graduated Mississippi dirt road. When he first adopted and moved to after Katrina. State in 1983 with a started there were Tupelo, Mississippi. He Bachelor’s of Science “This is how I mark about twenty members, grew up in the small degree in education/ my life now, by when he left though rural community of history. Katrina. After Katrina I there was about eighty- Evergreen. It was a was literally exhausted. five to ninety. Dr. Burt small town-two grocery Story continues I had never been has a painting of the stores, saw mills, three through a time such as church hanging in his churches and a lot of Story continues office that his wife fields, most of the that in my life,” Bobby on page 11 painted. people were farmers. Page 2 The Excalibur Times Harvest Time is in the Air Again! By Abby Lankford Photo on right from Tate Farms: the annual hay ride through the pumpkin patch Most Christians do not believe in Halloween, some do. Some in the high school of Excalibur believe they are too old for ‘trick-or-treat’. Some like to hand out candy to the little kids that love to ‘trick-or-treat’. “I like to sit in a blanket and pass out candy,” Honor Barrett , Excalibur 8th Grader said Alice Radcliffe goes to New Life Baptist. It is located on the corner of Wall-Triana and Nick Davis. On October 31, for eight years or maybe longer, they have host Reformation Day. Reformation Day is learning about history. There are different booths on certain times and characters of history. At these booths you can also get candy! It is from 4-8 p.m. “Please come, everyone is welcome.We have fun games for children and adults.” Alice Radcliffe 11th Grader said The family fun Tate Farms is back, opening Sept.24 and running until Oct.31st. The hours are Mondays- Friday 2-6p.m. Saturday 9a.m. to 6p.m. Tate Farms has so many things to do, especially for young children. There is the new jumping pillow, cotton jump, corn crib, and of course the hay rides to the pumpkin field where you can pick your own pump- kin. This family time is only 10 dollars for ages two and up. Tate Farms is located on Moores Mill Road in Meridianville. On the south end of the county, the Harmony Park Safari is an exotic and endangered animal drive through zoo. It is open now till November 30. The zoo is two miles long. Age two and up is seven dollars per person. The Safari park opens at 10 a.m. and closes at sunset, and is open every day even holidays. It’s located at 431 Clouds Cove Road in Southeast Huntsville. It has zebras, zebus, antelope, buffalo, a camel, ostriches, pythons & crocodiles. You can even feed the animals! The Scarecrow Trail is back once again, at the beautiful Botanical Gardens in Huntsville. It started September 1st and goes through October 31. The theme this year is ‘Fabulous Fall’. They are featuring traditional scarecrows, unique hay bale art, and weekend hay rides. Weekend hay rides are Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and Sunday 1-4 p.m. Admission will be charged. For more information contact the Gardens at (256)-830-4447. The Huntsville Museum of Art is featuring “Blood, Thread and Tears,” WWII quilts with approximately 20 WWII-era quilts, including photographs, V mail, ration books, parachute samples, magazines & newspa- per quilting patterns. Admission will be charged for the exhibit. The exhibit opened August 21 and will be held till November 7th. On Sunday it is open 1 to 4 p.m., Tuesdays and Wednesdays 11a.m. to 4p.m., Thursdays 11.am. to 8p.m. and on Fridays and Saturdays 11a.m. to 4 p.m. This exhibit will be held at the Huntsville Museum of Art, 300 Church St. South Huntsville. For more information call (256)-535-4350. Volume II, Issue 1 Page 3 The inside story of the Dance Company Inc. By: Joyvonna Perr Mrs. Julie Smith studio has two directors George and Mrs. Beth and eighteen staff Cannon, directors of members and many the company, opened students. “the Dance Company “We only hope that Inc.” on June 1, 1990 dance can bring you a Photo provided by the Dance Company studio of a Mrs. Julie has been small measure of the teaching since she was happiness and joy that recent student recital. 19 and in college, and it has brought to us,” danced for 38 years. says Mrs. Julie and Mrs. Jessica has been Dance is everywhere, “ I love to dance, I Mrs. Beth. dancing since she was a believe it or not, and gym- toddler but like most enjoy the students and nastics, figure skating, The dance company people didn’t get serious martial arts and even syn- even if I had a terrible has over 50 awards and till she was 14 years of day and I show up to more than a two age. chronized swimming have dance I get to just get thousand dollar cash to do with the form of prize, and also has Being a dancer and rid of all those pint up being a serious dancer dance. Sadly, some say given out many junior dance is a dying art, but emotions and negative and senior scholar- are two different things. the truth is that dance is feelings and I end up ships. You can start when you being very happy. I are two, but it doesn’t very much alive. Many students that love dancing,” Mrs. mean you are a serious graduated from the dancer and know that Julie said. dance company have it’s not just dance it’s a The Dance lived out there dreams life style. Company has a wide by acting in many “I love it. I feel like range of classes from movies including dance dancing is form of self- jazz, tap, ballet, acro- movies. expression that is both batics, and point from, artistic and athletic. You beginners to honors Other dancers have can be a beginning classes. lived out many of their dance student all the Dance is not only dreams by being a way through the profes- rewarding towards professional dancer, a sional level. Yet you’re fitness, flexibility and teacher, and even “We dance for laughter, the art, it’s towards the still an artist. All types we dance for tears, we staring in TV shows. technique and perfor- of dance are beautiful dance for madness, we mance as well. The Mrs. Jessica Potts- from ballet to contem- dance for fears, we dance students participating Prescott has taught at porary and to hip-hop for hopes, we dance for in recital will learn screams, we are the danc- the Dance Company and jazz. It’s beautiful,” stage performance and ers, we create the Inc. since 2009 and is Mrs. Jessica says. how to be confident in currently teaching dreams.” their abilities. The ballet and point. ~Albert Einstein Page 4 The Excalibur Times Editorial: The reality of Prison By Jaiyleana Perr Often people think of prison as glamor- ous but the truth is it’s not. People think pris- oners have it too easy. They get three square meals, recess and an education. Some wonder if they are really being punished. People paint this perfect picture of prison in their mind and think that it’s basically a vacation for prison- ers. Dwight D. Eisenhower says “If you want total security, go to prison. There you're fed, clothed, given medical care and so on. The on- ly thing lacking... is freedom.” Despite the extra security there were still fatalities be- The reality is prison is a scary place. The cause the prison guards can’t be everywhere at once. prisoners aren’t there because they stole Girl “Before I went to the prison I thought it was like TV Scout cookies. They committed real crimes and but discovered it’s similar in some ways and actually very 40.5% of the prisoner’s incarcerated commit- different.
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