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June 29, 2012

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AKA, 17th Annual Day of Sharing at Independence Blue Cross
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Omega Omega Chapter 17th
Annual Day of Sharing at Independence Blue Cross. The 2012
program initiatives for Community Awards were: Emerging
Youth, Health, Stewardship & Sustainability, Global Poverty,
Economic Security, Social Justice & Human Rights and Internal Leadership Training for External Services. Sixteen grant
awards went to various local community groups. AKA,
Omega Omega President Rev Lorina Marshall Blake stated
that over eighteen scholarships were presented to deserving
young ladies and men bringing the total amount AKA, Omega
Omega Chapter has presented to the community partners to
$492.500.00 during the past six years. Consisting of women of
many diverse backgrounds from around the world, this sorority serves the global community through a membership of
more than 250.000 women in over 900 chapters. Chartered in
1926, the Omega Omega Chapter serves in the spirit of
"Global Leadership through Timeless Service" making a more
viable and humane world for generations to come. Pictured are
the community partner grant awardees with AKA, Omega
Omega officers seated with check.
Martin Regusters photo
Who will be crowned Miss Carribbean US
Celebrating our 52nd Anniversary
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thera martin milling
The 12th Annual
Miss Caribbean U.S.
Beauty Pageant is
schedule for Saturday,
July 7, 2012 time 5:00
p.m. at Martin Luther
King, High School in
the Northwest section
of Philadelphia. The
school is located at
6100 Stenton Avenue,
(Stenton and Haines
Street)The doors will
open at 4:30 p.m.
Founded by Pageant Director Yolanda Wallace,
she says while the pageant is entitled a “beauty
pageant”, it is a true celebration of educated, Sophisticated, talented young enchanted beauties,
Caribbean culture, food, traditions and history. Yolanda
Wallace stated, “Indeed the ladies show case themselves
as they participate in the pageant competition every year.
I’m so thankful that the vision I had a dozen years ago,
became a reality, and each year the event itself gets better., I am always so very proud to see the intelligent and
very confident young ladies who participate as contestants in the pageant. I am equally strengthened by the
show of support I get from the board members of
MCUSBP, Inc., and from my family, friends and family
members of current and past contestants.”
Yolanda Wallace added, “Years ago I noticed that
many of young Caribbean college students I knew, were
struggling in college because while they were accepted
into the institutions of higher learning of their choice,
coming from low-income families and some with no
scholarships or grants, the finances of college can become overwhelming. Students were taking jobs, working
all night,--- and then trying to make it to all their college
courses by day. My thought was that if I could help raise
money for some of the young ladies from the Caribbean
who are over here trying to accomplish their educational
goals, then that will help make a dent in the problem.
That’s really how the Miss Caribbean U.S. Beauty
Pageant was founded. “
The Pageant Founder says the event is one you don’t
want to miss. Contestants will participate in cultural
dances and attire from the Caribbean. They will each
have to go through an on-stage interview, a talent segment, a swim suit segment and of course a fabulous
evening gown segment. Contestants this year will represent the following Caribbean Islands: Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada, Islander USA, Jamaica, St. Kitts &
Nevis, Haiti, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Barbados,
Turks and Caicos, Puerto Rico, Guyana, Dominican Republic, U.S. Virgin Isles, Guadeloupe and Antigua Barbuda.
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Miss Carribbean US contestants
The event is a ticketed event, because it is a fund raiser
for young ladies with Caribbean heritage, who are currently enrolled in a college or university. Scholarship recipients are selected by the board of directors of the
MCUSBP, Inc. In advance scholarship applicants being
considered for scholarships are required to fill out an application form and write an essay on why they need the
support for college. The winner of the Miss Caribbean
U.S. Beauty Pageant receives monetary prize which
changes annually base on revenue generated from the
Thera Martin photo
pageant, 3 photo spread in different Caribbean Travel
Magazine, a series of radio and cable television interviews, as well as print media over her year long reign as
an ambassador of the Caribbean and travel opportunities
in USA as she supports and promotes her platform and
the MCUSBPs. The other very nice award is a trip to the
Caribbean for the winner..
For more details about the pageant, log on at
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PHA & Wells Fargo celebrate homeownership month
Hiram Carmona of the
The Philadelphia Housing
City’s Office of Housing
Authority and Wells Fargo
and Community DevelopBank encouraged PHA resiment said pre-purchase
dents and others to take adhousing counseling is the
vantage of market
first step in preventing
conditions and prepare
foreclosures.
themselves for homeowner“Be an informed conship. Their message is that,
sumer. Know what you’re
despite the economic downbuying,” he said. “It’s very
turn, this is one of the best
important to become an intimes to buy a home if
formed consumer. It’s very
you’re educated and preimportant to learn the inspared.
and-outs of mortgages. We
The Homeownership
have many programs in the
Month Celebration held recity to help residents becently at the University of
come savvier. They're free
Pennsylvania’s Houston
to income-qualified resiHall was aimed primarily at
dents
and they should take
PHA residents, but was
Linda Emanuel recipient of an homeownership
advantage
of them.”
open to the public. The
award
OHCD offers a $500
agency has helped well over
grant to people who complete pre-purchase housing
1,100 residents get into homeownership. Over the years,
counseling before they enter into an agreement of sale.
it has built up partnerships and resources that can help
The grant program prohibits adjustable rate mortgages,
people achieve the American Dream.
no-doc and low-doc loans, and other predatory type
“PHA is proud of our residents who have graduated to
loans. It also established debt to income ratios, so people
homeownership and we're committed to assisting more
know how much they can afford to spend on a home.
people meet their goals,” said PHA Administrative ReThe City has supported neighborhood-based counselceiver/Executive Director Michael P. Kelly. “It requires
ing for 30 years. More recently, studies completed by
hard work and patience, but it is well worth it. HomeHUD found that housing counseling significantly imownership stabilizes neighborhoods and helps families
proved the likelihood that homeowners remained in their
build an asset base.”
homes. The studies focused on people trying to buy a
Farah Jimenez, the President/CEO of the People’s
home and those trying to prevent foreclosure. The findEmergency Center and the keynote speaker for the event,
ings for the pre-purchase counseling study suggests that
said her group is pleased to be PHA’s partner in helping
such counseling helps people make good decisions when
families move from homelessness to homeownership.
buying a home and helps make homeownership more
“We have seen firsthand how families that PEC has
sustainable.
helped to make this transition also impacted the commuLinda Emanuel, a former Housing Choice Voucher
nity by increasing owner-occupied properties in residen(Section 8) recipient, couldn’t agree more.
tial neighborhoods and increasing assets for families,”
“You want to know what you’re getting into when you
she said.
buy a home,” she said. “You definitely want to make sure
Jimenez also said that the dream of homeownership
your credit is right. Me, personally, I came from not havhas both promise and pitfalls, but PEC hopes “families
will evaluate their readiness and take advantage of the re- ing such great credit to going through the counseling and
making my credit better. That’s when I was able to pursources available for those that are willing to put in the
chase a home.”
hard work.”
It took Emanuel four years to fix her credit, save up for
The People’s Emergency Center, best known for helpa down payment, and find a home. She now lives happily
ing the homeless, also serves the greater West Philadelwith her two children in Southwest Philadelphia.
phia community through its community development
ABLE Realty NAREB, Value Home Inspection, Inc.,
corporation which manages housing and commercial real
and Allstate Insurance also took part in the event.
estate activities.
During the event, prospective homebuyers were
strongly encouraged to sign up for housing counseling.
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marian wright edelman
I had the recent privilege
of attending the annual dinner of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human
Rights honoring Congressman Barney Frank and National Council of La Raza
head Janet Murguia. After
affirming the enormous
progress our nation has
made in overcoming bias
against people of color and gays and lesbians,
Wade Henderson, the very thoughtful Leadership
Conference head, issued one of the most eloquent
and sobering warnings I've heard about the enormous dangers to America's democracy we face
today. We must heed and act upon his words.
"What happens this year will determine the future of
American democracy for generations to come. This is the
first presidential campaign conducted in the aftermath of
the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United. As with
Dred Scott and Plessy v. Ferguson, this is a rare ruling
that narrows, not widens, American democracy. The fortunate few with unlimited resources can engage in unlimited campaign spending and big money could shout out
the voice of the people. An all-out assault on democracy
is underway in America including:
Anti-voter laws from requiring photo IDs to restricting
voter registration that seek to disfranchise vulnerable
voters, including African Americans, Latinos, low-income Americans, young people and senior citizens;
Attacks on newcomers to our nation, such as the antiimmigrant laws in Arizona and Alabama and copycats all
across this country, that codify racial and ethnic profiling
as legitimate law enforcement policy;
Restrictions on the right to organize unions and bargain for a better life and livelihood in the public and private sectors;
A war on women's rights, from earning equal pay for
equal work to making her most personal choices without
government interference;
Efforts to defund, de-unionize, demonize and privatize
public services of all kinds, from our public schools to
Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security; and
The unprecedented obstruction of judicial nominations
that has left the nation with more than 90 current and future vacancies on federal courts, making it almost impossible for most Americans to have their cases heard in a
timely manner.
The old saying really is true: Justice delayed is justice
deferred. But American progress must never be a dream
deferred."
Wade Henderson will be moderating a robust discussion of these issues in a plenary session on Saving
Democracy: Creating One America July 24, 2012 at the
Children's Defense Fund National Conference in Cincinnati, Ohio. Joining him will be Robert Edgar, President
and CEO of Common Cause, Barbara Arnwine, Executive Director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights,
and Arturo Vargas, Executive Director of the National
Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials.
Democracy is not a spectator sport. It is as strong and
genuine as its citizens who choose and hold accountable
their leaders. Please make sure you do your part to ensure honest and fair elections in our nation this year.
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Martin Nock, President and CEO of Communities In School of Philadelphia (center) is joined by;
(Left to Right) Dawn McCray, Deputy Chief, Workforce Development and Support Services for CIS
of Philadelphia; City Councilwoman Maria D. Quinones-Sanchez who presented opening remarks to
seniors; City Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown, who provided closing remarks; and Jan Shaeffer, Executive Director of the St. Christopher's Foundation for Children.—Robert Mendelsohn photo
Councilwoman Maria D. Quinones-Sanchez, 7th District, and Councilwoman-at-Large Blondell ReynoldsBrown congratulated 40 Olney Charter High School
students as they graduated from the Health Tech Program sponsored by St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, Communities In Schools of Philadelphia, Inc.,
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Kal and Lucille Rudman awarded $25,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors in the Health Tech program as well as Health Tech alumni.
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The tragic cost of Modern Technology
junious r. stanton
“Coltan is the industrial name for
columbite–tantalite, a
dull black metallic
mineral that is found
around the world but
with 80% of the reserve found in the
Democratic Republic
of Congo... According
to wiki, an estimated
6.9 million people
have died since 1998
in the war in the
Congo. While wild
life direct states that,
every day in Congo, 1,500 people die as a direct
or indirect result of the Coltan mining conflict.”
Coltan Wars: For Our Hi-Tech Liveshttp://fractalenlightenment.com/12066/issues/coltan-wars-for-our-hitech-lives
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gion. At its height the regional war often called Africa's
World War included eight different African nations and
over twenty-five different militias have been involved
in the conflict. Millions of Africans were killed,
maimed and injured during the conflict. The wars supposedly ended in 2003 but now smaller conflicts are
still going on funded and instigated by Western financial and economic interests. At the heart of this conflict
was the desire to control the numerous natural resources such as: diamonds, gold, petroleum, copper,
silver, cobalt, zinc,uranium, and Coltan. Today Coltan
is the chief source of the killing, exploitation, dislocation and ecological devastation.
Our (Black folks') continuous purchasing and upgrading of our gizmos and gadgets have helped fuel the
ongoing slaughter, rape and ecological devastation in
the Congo. “These conflicts also have another name.
The Coltan War. Coltan is a mineral that is necessary
for electronic devices such as cellphones and PlayStations, as it is capable of reaching high temperatures
while remaining effective. An estimated 80% of the
worlds coltan is found in central Africa. By the ’90s,
the demand for this mineral had peaked, causing profits to skyrocket. Therefore control of the coltan mines
was lucrative, and sales of coltan directly funded the
wars that raged throughout the Congo. Many of the
foreign nations that came to Congo’s aid were involved
because of their own stakes in the Congolese mining,
and many other conflicts, such as the Angolan Civil
War, were funded by mining. In fact, despite the peace
treaty that allegedly ended the fighting in 2003, militias, including the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda who control an estimated 20% of the
mines. In addition to this are unofficial “taxes” or
bribes paid by official mining operations. By purchasing minerals from them, and arguably the products
made from them, we are in effect aiding a terrorist organization, and helping one of the groups that carried
out the Rwandan genocide attain wealth to relocate.
They’ve also continued to systematically rape women
for the purpose of intimidation and public humiliation,
so that the Eastern Congo now has the highest occurrence of rape in the world. That is, all of us who have
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Father’s Day
The comments in the column are the opinion of the writer and are
not an opinion or reflection of the beliefs of the SCOOP U.S.A.
This past Father's Day was
especially nice for me.
Brian and Dani were making
a terrific dinner with crab
stuffed Tilapia, salad, a vegetable medley, and Brian's
wonderful Mousse accompanied by home made
Pizzelles. Dani bought me a
beautiful card and my big
surprise was Dani's parents
enclosing a gift in a Father's
Day card. Dani's dad has
been a caterer for many years. He made "sliders", which were beyond excellent, and brought
a plate of Italian meats and cheeses. Her parents
(and family) are such lovely people. Jaynee and I had
a wonderful time, talking and laughing till late.
Our daughter and her husband couldn't be at the dinner. They'd gone on vacation to Cape May. Because
they weren't at the first dinner, our daughter made me
a second Father's Day dinner the following Tuesday.
She cooked up Crab Imperial, salad, and special
dessert. So this year, I had two Father's Day dinners
from my wonderful children.
I feel very lucky to have our children. They're supportive and loving. Visiting with our daughter and her
husband is fun. We brought back our daughter's dog
Tuesday who had been visiting with us while her parents were on vacation. (She is such a good dog, she's a
pleasure to host.)
I'm looking forward to July 4th at our daughter's
house. Our little family will be there with her husband's brother's family. It is a blessing to have a great
family to celebrate the holidays with. I am very thankful.
harry polis
Most of us don't know the terrible toll and cost we
are paying for the latest gizmo and gadget we think we
just have to have to be seen as hip, current, on time and
up to date. The iphone, ipads, Smartphones, laptops,
desktops, computer games like Play Station, digital
cameras and many other gadgets need/use a mineral
called Coltan to make them operate. Coltan or
columbite-tantalite is in every cellphone manufactured
no matter who makes it. The ore is used to make what
are called pinhead capacitors that regulate the flow of
current (voltage) and store energy in the cellphones. An
article entitled The Lost Wold War which is no longer
on the UK edition of the
www.corporatewatch.org.uk/newsletter Website describes Coltan thusly, “Coltan looks like black mud,
but is three times heavier than iron and only slightly
lighter than gold. It is found in abundance in eastern
Congo and can be mined with minimal equipment.
Coltan is vital to the high tech economy. Wireless electronic communication would not exist without it. The
‘mud’ is refined into tantalum – a metallic element that
is both a superb conductor of electricity and extremely
heat-resistant. Tantalum powder is a vital component in
capacitors, for the control of the flow of current in
miniature circuit boards. Capacitors made of tantalum
are found inside every laptop, pager, personal digital
assistant, and mobile phone.1 Tantalum is also used in
the aviation and atomic energy industries. A very small
group of companies in the world process coltan. These
include H.C.Starck (Germany, a subsidiary ot Bayer),
Cabott Inc. (US), Ningxia (China), and Ulba (Kazakhstan). The world’s biggest coltan mines are in Australia and they account for about 60% of world
production. It is generally believed, however, that 80%
of the world’s reserves are in Africa, with DRC accounting for 80% of the African reserves.”
Thus far the bulk of the world's Coltan has been
found in Africa specifically in the region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Unless you are a current affairs junkie like me, you probably don't know there
have been wars going on in that region for decades, or
that millions of Africans have been killed, raped, displaced or forced to flee due to the wars ravaging the re-
purchased a cell phone or many other electronic devices have contributed to financing this war and to the
group that carried out the terrible atrocities in Rwanda.
More recently mobile telephony has aided many in
sub-Saharan Africa in many ways, yet the origin and
conflicts over this mineral should not be forgotten, nor
the ravages it continues to exert on the nation of DR
Congo.” Congo, Coltan, and Colonialism Joseph Sannicandro
http://noiseeconomy.wordpress.com/2011/07/13/congo
-coltan-and-colonialism/
In addition to the killings and rapes the Coltan War
are also causing horrific ecological devastation, pollution and deforestation. “The extraction of coltan is a
process that heavily influences the surrounding environment. Coltan is found in high concentration within
the boundaries of Kahuzi BiegaNational Park, home of
a rich tropical forest ecosystem. In 2001 more than
10,000 men, women, and children moved to mining
camps in Kahuzi Biega National Park, motivated by
the rare opportunity to earn a living wage. (Redmond,
2001) Miners depended on the forest for sustenance,
and relied on bushmeat for animal protein. The implications for local biodiversity, especially large mammals, were devastating. Estimates of elephant and
lowland gorilla mortalities are 3,700 and 8,000 respectively. (Redmond, 2001) The strain put on wildlife by
over-hunting was compounded by habitat loss due to
deforestation. Forests were cleared to set up mines and
camps. Just as severe as the initial deforestation was
the sustained exploitation of wood for fuel.
”http://sitemaker.umich.edu/section002group3/coltan
_mining_in_democratic_republic_of_the_congo
Since the infamous Berlin Conference of 1884-85
Europeans have ruthlessly exploited the resources of
the region with little or no concern for the consequences of their actions. But tragically now Black people are so caught up in the consumerism, materialism,
lust for power and status promoted by the US and
West, our mindless actions hurt, harm and undermine
the welfare of follow Africans on the continent and
throughout the diaspora. So the next time you shop for
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Gabriel S. Hardeman, Jr.
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On Saturday, June 23,
2012 the city said
farewell to one of its
adopted sons. Gabriel S.
Hardeman Jr., phenomenal songwriter, skilled
singer and humble servant died at the age of 68
on June 16 of interstitial
fibrosis, a lung disease.
Mr. Hardeman was
born in College Park,
Georgia in December
1943. He later moved to
Philadelphia where he
became a public school
teacher and coach. Within the last 10 years he moved
back to Georgia to take care of his ailing parents. After
his father passed in 2007 and Hardeman's health became
more challenging he chose to move back to Philadelphia
to get treatment for his disease.
The son of the late Rev. Gabriel S. Hardeman Sr.,
founder of the Hickman Temple A.M.E. Church located
5001 Baltimore Avenue in West Philadelphia, Gabriel
Hardeman, Jr. was a passionate man filled with the Lord's
love towards people. He loved making others smile and
enjoyed writing songs that spoke to the hearts of everyone. Most of us know R&B hit songs "I Feel Good All
Over" by Stephanie Mills, which he and his wife cowrote along with Miki Howard's hit "Love Under New
Management." However, it was his gospel mega hit song
of the late 70's entitled "Feels like Fire" that people still
remember as the anthem for dancing before the Lord!
The service was held at Hickman Temple A.M.E. and
was filled with joy, laughter and some tears as communities from across the city, country and music industry reflected on the life of this legend. Kind sentiments from
ministers, singers, politicians, community leaders and
musicians alike became the running theme during the
service. Fred Blain, General Manager and morning drive
personality for WNAP 1110-AM mentioned how he had
recently spoken with him and that Hardeman had said
that he was a winner either way. If God chose to let him
stay on earth and share the Good News he was a winner
and if God chose to bring him home he was still a winner.
As the tributes continued perhaps one of the most
touching moments was when the choir and the Gabriel
Hardeman Delegation begin to sing some of his hit songs
including "Lion and the Lamb," "Feels Like Fire," and
"To The Chief Musician." However, it was Hardeman's
favorite song that was played by colleague and friend,
Bryant Pugh that literally warmed everyone's heart. "I've
Come too Far" by Richard Smallwood was his last request and he wanted Pugh to play it at his service and
that request was beautifully honored.
A well written and articulated eulogy was given by
Hardeman's friend and minister from Georgia. He
painted a visual of what Hardeman would be saying
throughout this time of the valley experience in his life.
He used Hardeman's own lyrics to many of his songs to
comfort the family. He explained how as Hardeman
weakened his faith strengthen and never waivered.
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As the service came to an end a host of well wishers
gathered outside to hug his wife Annette and their son
Michael. They both looked strong and humbled by all
the love. We continue to pray for their continued
strength as they journey on the road to healing.
Gabriel Hardeman, Philly's Chief Musician--Home to
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In May, Mayor Michael A. Nutter launched the Fun
Safe Philly Summer campaign, a one-stop information
source for Philadelphia youth and their families about
available free and low cost programming and activities
available throughout the summer. Today, in partnership
with the Department of Parks and Recreation and the
Mayor’s Office of Community Service and Civic Engagement, Mayor Nutter announced a new opportunity
for young people to get involved by participating in “Pop
Up” events across the City as a part of the Fun Safe
Philly Summer campaign.
“Offering young people opportunities to be involved in
their communities, participate in enriching and exciting
activities is what the Fun Safe Philly Summer campaign
is all about. We want every child across the City to know
that there are plenty of events, programs and activities to
attend this summer,” said Mayor Nutter. “I also want to
thank VILLA, the Soul, Phillies, Eagles, Flyers, Union
and all of the other participating partners for donating
tickets, merchandise and other prizes for use of the ‘Pop
Up’ events.”
Full list of “Pop Up” events is as follows:
Friday, June 29, 2012
Kingsessing Recreation Center, 4901 Kingsessing Avenue, 6pm-9pm, 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament and
Skills Competition
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
19th and Washington Ave. 4pm-7pm
Football and Cheering Clinic with the Philadelphia
Soul
Granahan Playground, 338 N. 65th Street, Skateboarding Skills & Tricks Session
Scanlon Ice Rink, 1099 E. Venango, Free Ice Skating
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 :
Hunting Park, 9th and Luzerne Street! Let’s Read!
Let’s Move! Field Day
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Mander Recreation Center, 33rd and Diamond Pool
Party.
Deputy Mayor for Environmental and Community Resources Michael DiBernardinis said, “The Department of
Parks and Recreation offers affordable, fun and safe summer opportunities for youth of all ages in neighborhoods
throughout the City. ‘Pop
Up’ events are another critical example of the department's core mission to
“
provide high-quality programming for children and
families.”
braries, pools, KEYSPOT computer centers and more.
For more information on summer youth programming
options, a full list of program start dates and times or
more information on “Pop Up” events, call 3-1-1 or log
on to www.phila.gov/youthprograms. Follow Fun Safe
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For summer 2012, the
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identified more than
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including up to 8,000 opportunities at 140 Department of Parks and
Recreation sites. Paired
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Celebrate the 4th of July at Final-ly Friday
Final-ly Friday in Mt. Airy is back on Friday June
29th with special promotions and events inspired by the
Fourth of July. With live music and entertainment, artisanal guest vendors, restaurant specials, gallery events,
and late shopping hours, this monthly ‘night out in the
neighborhood’ hosted by the Business Association of
Mt. Airy creates a festive and vibrant atmosphere in Mt.
Airy’s commercial hubs.
This Final-ly Friday is sure to fill your belly with
cookouts, ice cream, and red, white, and blue desserts!
Chill out with a classic summer block party featuring
fresh food and live music at the corner of Greene and
Carpenter as Weavers Way brings the grill to the street.
Cool off with a pint of Old Tellus Ale on tap at Earth
Bread + Brewery, and satisfy your sweet tooth with a
red white and blue dessert flatbread, made with strawberries, cream cheese, and blueberries. Bring the kids to
Trolley Car Diner for dinner and get a free water ice
with the purchase of an entrée. Unwind over a $20
pitcher of house sangria and margaritas on the patio at
Avenida. Don’t miss this week’s vendors at Dining
Under the Stars! Zsa’s Gourmet Ice Cream Food Truck
and Little Jimmie’s Café will be on site at Lovett Park
from 6:30 til 8:30 pm, so pick up some food and grab a
seat at one of the new tables and chairs in the park.
Stick around at Lovett Park after Dining Under the
Stars at 8:30 pm for a free screening of The Wizard of
Oz, this week’s film in the Moonlight Movies in Mt.
Airy series. Head over to Mt. Airy Art Garage earlier in
the evening for the opening of the new members exhibit
Philadelphia Hair Co.
at 6 pm, then groove as DJ Lady Di spins at the Pride
Dance Party from 7 til 10. Want to start the weekend in
the right frame of mind? Try Blue Banyan Yoga’s community 6 pm Vinyasa yoga class.
It’s an American music fest throughout the neighborhood as roots, bluegrass, jazz, and soul musicians perform in shops and out on the streets. Enjoy DJ Quest at
Food For All at 5:30, Brenda Hill in Tamar Décor and
Aaron Mitchell in front of the Sedgwick at 6, the Joe
Wahl Band at Doc C Custom Clothier at 6:30, and Prose
From Denver at Walk a Crooked Mile and Sonoma
Sound in front of the Sedgwick starting at 7 pm.
Save at the shops while you’re out on the town. Take
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Community Events: The Good and the Bad
Toby Rich
This week’s rap from
the Mayor of Girard Avenue, Toby Rich concerns
Community Events: The
Good and the Bad. First the
good. On Saturday I went to
the Annual SCOP Expo.
This is an event that I
started going to years ago
with Mom Lillian Crippen
who was the woman actually responsible for talking Mr. Sonny Driver, Publisher of SCOOP USA
into letting me write an article. They are the people who started calling em the Mayor of Girard
Avenue. Yes, if it were not for Mom Crippen, Girard Avenue would have a different Mayor. I am very lovingly
beholden to Mom Crippens because she showed me the
way along with Mr. Driver. Mom did not care about my
past, she gave me a chance and she talked to others into
allowing me an opportunity. So you see you can get a
chance even when you have an X. I was an X-offender;
X-addict and an all around X person of responsibility but
people will give you a chance if you give yourself the
chance to change.
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Janie Blackwell was there at the event and she has a
history of working with the homes, ex-offenders and all
people that need help, no matter what race or religion.
Councilperson Blackwell is our today’s Saint Mary. She
is a true blessing and she should be highly considered as
the next Mayor or the first woman Mayor of Philadelphia. And the fact that she just happens to be African
American really should not matter because people of all
colors love Jannie Blackwell because she shows that she
loves everyone from her heart. It cannot get any better
than that.
The first person I interviewed was Ching Bing, Jr. He
does Hip Hop, R & B and Pop and he has been doing it
since he was 13 years old. His father is Ching Bing, Jr.
and they ace from the Bronx part of New York, 183
Prospect Avenue. Starting with their own record label,
Aura Global music group, the family is known throughout New York and they are affiliated with many people in
New York and we must keep in mind that New York is
the heart for Hip Hop music just like back in the day Detroit was the place for the Motown Sound and Philly was
the place for the Philly Soul Sound. Each place in America had its own area for the music. Chicago had the Blues
along with Tennessee but I don’t want to get started by
trying to name every part of American music.
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Before I go any further, Councilperson Blackwell
wanted me to say to everybody that will vote to please
get your ID so you will not have any problems voting.
By the way, most of the groups at the SCOP event
were a part of K & S records. This record company appears to be one for Philly today. Their music touches all
people. They do not just produce music about murder and
how much money you have like most Philly music seems
to be to me. It’s like folks in Philly don’t sing about love
al all. No love for your woman or love or your family or
community. It’s only love of killing someone or the love
of money, which seems to be pretty shallow to me.
In my day Philly music had so much more to offer. I
really do not know what’s happening but perhaps that’s
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Praise is the Cure, 2012 Week of Hope, Health and Healing
The George E. Thorne Development Center presents
the Praise Is The Cure™ Week of Hope, Health, and
Healing Kickoff Breakfast, Saturday, June 30, 2012, 9:30
– 11:30 a.m. at The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc
Corps Community Center, 4200 Wissahickon Avenue,
Philadelphia, PA.
“The Kickoff Breakfast is a special invitation for
churches and community leaders to learn how their
church can be one of the 100 churches in the Delaware
Valley selected to participate in Praise Sunday, a citywide
community Breast Cancer Awareness Day,” said Anita T.
Conner, founder of Praise Is The Cure.
During the breakfast there will be a special recognition
to the 2011 Praise Sunday Participating Churches.
October is Breast cancer Awareness Month and Praise
is The Cure is thrilled to provide programming from September 30 through October 6, 2012 for more than 30,000
women, children and men who believe that “Praise Is
The Cure.”
Praise Is The Cure will present the following FREE
events throughout Philadelphia and surrounding counties:
· Praise Sunday -- Citywide community Breast Cancer
Awareness Day
· Children’s Festivals
· Health Fair Screenings and Wellness Workshops
· A Pampering Party for breast cancer patients and survivors
· Men’s Only Forum: “Real Men Wear Pink – Taking
Care of Others and Yourself”
· Annual Gospel Concert featuring the Brockington Ensemble and Hezekiah Walker, Hosted by Patty Jackson
“Praise Is The Cure™ Week of Hope, Health & Healing is a family event, with the goal of preventing “victims,” creating more “survivors,” and educating families
on how to deal with breast cancer,” added Conner. “Due
to higher occurrence of mortality, Praise Is The Cure™
targets African American women and their families.”
The George E. Thorne Development Center (GETDC)
is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit corporation, whose
mission is to empower individuals to control their destiny
by equipping them with the essential tools needed in the
areas of education, healthcare, finance and related issues.
Anita T. Conner, a prominent accountant and 14 year
Community Events
Continued from previous page
why Philly music does not really sell that well. It’s really
musical junk and I am not trying to hate – only giving
my opinion.
Next is the “Prince of Pop”. This is Ching Bing’s nickname. Mike Jackson was a big influence in his musical
life. His goal is to become a bigger mogul than P-Diddy
and Russell Simmons. Now we all know he will have a
lot of work to do. He writes all of his won music . He is
also about to start the Philly Art Institute. He wants to
learn how to play most musical instruments. He wants to
be the Ron Isley of today by writing and producing all of
his own stuff for K & S records. They do have some
good ideas. I rarely even hear young folks even talking
about learning to be able to read music. All I hear are
copy cats and they are not very good at copying but
Auroa Global sounds like they are on the right track So I
want to give a big shout out to K & S records.
Next is Savoy LaShai. She has been singing for
about 8 years. She is from 13th & Ogden. A student at
CAPA she sings in school. She also does jazz like
songstress Ella Fitzgerald, especially her song “The A
Train”. She also sings for K & S records. She has a new
song out called Karma. It’s on Youtube and her message
is that one that should stay true to oneself and even
though you may not have a lot of people that like what
you do, you will have your own fan base. She feels that
character means more than just singing anything. It’s the
principal about it.
Then we have Eric Scruggs aka Pretty Boy who sings
and dancers. He started 7 years ago dancing for exercise
and just fell in love with his craft. For the past 5 years he
has been doing Praise Dancing and would also like to
transition to singing. He has performed all over the USA.
He has had shows at Six Flags amusement park 3 years
in a row and has also competed at the Bronner Brothers
Hair Show and come in second place in Atlanta. He has
also performed in New York, New Jersey and Delaware
several times in his career. He also has done background
dancing for many entertainers and was in three music
videos. He encourages young people all over to do well
for themselves. He also teaches dance to younger people
from 7 to 16 years old and they learn Hip, Hop and
Praise Dance. His motto is “Do The Right Thing.”
Next is Rob Farmer, Jr. This is a father and son group
which I am very fond of because of what it stands for.
Now they are also very talented but just to see a father
and son singing together shows me that there is a way to
bridge the gap between young and old. They sing R & B,
Hip Hop and their message that music can be expressed
without negativity or cursing sounds almost too good to
be true. Their group is called “The Farmer Boyz” and
they are from New Jersey.
Anyway, all of these entertainers seem to be dedicated
to their craft and it’s nice to see that. With love, honor
and respect from your Mayor of Girard Avenue, Toby
Rich. Peace.
Breast Cancer survivor expanded GETDC in 2005 to incorporate Praise Is The Cure™ as a primary initiative.
African American women die from this disease at higher
rates than any other ethnic group, for this reason, Praise
Is The Cure™, targets primarily African American
women. “As a breast cancer survivor, I believe that if it
weren’t for the divine intervention of God, I would not
be here today to share my story. Through Praise Is The
Cure™, I am committed to saving lives by Motivating,
Educating and Encouraging African American women to
get breast screenings and treatment, said Conner.
Since its inception,
Praise Is The Cure® has
reached over 100,000
Philadelphia area residents
and has raised over
$200,000 to support year-
round program outreach efforts. Praise is The Cure® is
made possible by corporate and community partners including AmeriHealth Mercy Foundation, Keystone
Mercy, The Anita T. Conner Group, KD Communications
Group, Fox Chase Cancer Center and Mount Airy
Church of God in Christ. Sponsorship opportunities are
still available.
The Kickoff Breakfast is FREE and open to the community. Registration is required to attend. For more information and to register for the event, call 215-635-1025
or visit www.praiseisthecure.org.
Sheriff
Sale
seminar
Sheriff Jewell Williams
wants to educate potential
buyers on the bidding
process at a Sheriff’s Sale.
This free seminar will
provide information on:
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· How to pay for the
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Celebrating Philly Eve’s Roots/Routes and her global
narrativity of Visual and Sonic rhetoric
Copyrighth James G. Spady, 2012
Dedicated to Nina Simone, Dee Bridgewater, Eartha Kitt,
Josephine Baker and Phyllis Hyman
Eve has established her tenacity as a performing artist,
master of visual and sonic rhetoric and global stylist. Yet
at the same time she is known to bring Philly with her
wherever she goes. Recently she has been receiving special attention in Europe. Five years ago she made news in
Africa and the Caribbean. Just a few years over thirty,
this multi-talented, multivariant and continental personage moves in international settings with confidence and
consummate flair and style. EVE. Still knows her
roots/routes.
Who can tell her story better than Eve? She's
onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn:
Conversation with Eve
S= Spady, E= Eve
Welcome to the Game
WAYBLACKMEMORIES. Eve on first meeting Latifah and Da Brat: "I had a chance to talk to Da Brat. She's
really cool. She was like, 'Just watch your back with the
game.' Queen Latifah told me the same thing. 'Welcome
to the game!' That's all they said to me, ya know and
then we talked about other things and rapping.
Spady: What kind of questions did you ask them at the
beginning?
Eve: Just so much about life because Latifah is a legend to me. Ya know what I"m saying? ... The best female
MC right now (1999) is Lauryn Hill. She never sells out.
She knows how to keep up with a Lil Kim and Foxy
Brown. I mean, she doesn't have to talk about the jewels.
and the clothes and she's still the dopest female MC. She
doesn't even have to say all that, because she's very secure with herself.
S: Eve, are there two standards you use to measure female and male MCs. I heard you say the dopest female
emcee.. Are there two standards you use to evaluate female and male MCs?
E. I try not to. Clark Kent said to me, 'You should
never call yourself a female MC. Just call yourself an
MC He said that there should be no boundaries. Because I get that all the time. 'You know what? You dope
for a girl' And if I was a guy I would just be dope. ... I
understand what Kent said but it's a difference. You know
what I'm saying? Because as females, first of all, we
have to work harder in this game because it's dominated
by men. I have to give Charli Baltimore credit because
she's from Philly. It's hard for females to get in. It really
is....
In discussing her listening choices more than a decade
ago, Eve broke it down with clarity: "I listen to a lot of
Reggae. I listen to a lot of slow songs... ' Eve has high
production standards and she's known to walk away from
a track that wasn’t hot ish. Whut???? We talking about
Eve. Strange how after only a few years you've got people acting like they've forgotten how fierce an entrance
she made and how competitively she moved to the top of
the charts.
What challenges did she have coming into the game?
Eve kicked it like this: "When I went to L.A. it made me
have to grow up real quick. I had never been on my own.
I had to deal with so many things. I had to deal with so
many things; so many new people, new stress. And you
know I'm a stressful person and stress make you grow up.
And I'm a very stressful person I'm more responsible
now because my experiences." Eve is a quick learner.
And if I had to give you more
It's only been a year
Now I got my foot through the door
And I ain't goin nowhere
It took a while to get me in
And i"m going to take my time
Don't fight that good shit in your ear
Now let me blow your mind
Eve:You wanna bank up, crank up, makes me dizzy
Shank up, haters wanna come after me
You ain't a gangster, prankster, too much to eat
Snakes in my path wanna smile up at me
Now while you grittin your teeth
Frustration baby you gotta breathe
Don’t
Worry
Be Happy
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Mt. Airy, USA helps Homeowners
with Repairs and Energy Savings Tips
On Saturday, June 30,
2012 from 11:00 a.m. to
2:00 p.m., Mt. Airy USA
will present a free Home
Improvement and Energy
Workshop at their office
located at 6703 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19119, Suite 200.
The entrance is at the rear
of the building.
Learn about affordable
home improvement loans,
low cost do-it-yourself repairs, energy-efficiency
improvements, energysaving tips that can lower
utility bills, and fire safety
tips.
Enjoy a light lunch.
Register online:
www.mausahomeimprovement.eventbrite.com Or
call: Cynthia Bradley @
215-844-6021 x 215
This workshop is one of
the many free workshops
being presented by Mt.
Airy USA this year. Others
include twice-monthly
workshops to help perspective home buyers
make responsible home
purchase decisions and
workshops to help current
homeowners avoid scams
and prevent foreclosure,
Mt. Airy, USA is a nonprofit organization whose
mission is to preserve, em-
power, and advance a vibrant and diverse community by stimulating
development responsive to
Mt. Airy. In line with its
mission, Mt. Airy, USA
seeks to improve the quality of life for residents
through three program
areas: Housing Counseling, Real Estate Development, and the Business
Association of Mt. Airy
and corridor revitalization.
For more information
about the organization, call
215-844-6021 or
www.mtairyusa.org
Take a lot more than you to get rid of me
See, i do what they can't do, I just do me
Ain't no stress when it comes to stage
Get what you see
Meet me in the lab
Pen and pad, don't believe.
Huh, sixteen mind, create my own lines
Love for my wordplay, that's hard to find
Sophomore, I ain't scared
One of a kind.
From back in the day, Eve has always been one of the
kind and what's so hip is that she theorized her existence
as a dope MC with a powerful narrative of visual and
sonic wonder. It is the sheer force of her delivery, her
musical stage craft, performing in and out of spaces and
places. Who else could compete with Beans and DMX at
their peak and she still repping Philly in the wickedest,
weirdest way.
Love is Blind
Her anthem, 'Love is Blind' is a powerful critique of
relationships gone asunder and it spoke so directly to
how many were living that it resonated across the whole
scene. Domestic abuse on some next level.
Hey, yo, I don't even know you and I hate you
See all I know is that my girlfriend used to date you
How would you feel if she held you down and raped
you?
Tried and tried but she never could escape you....
I don't even know you and i want you dead
Don't know the facts but I saw the blood pour from her
head
See, i laid down beside her in the hospital bed
And about two hours later, doctors said she was dead
Had a nerve to show up at her mother's house the next
day
To come and pay your respects and help the family
pray
Even knelt down on one knee and let a tear drop...
Eve is always on our mind. Philly still loves her no
matter where she travels and she still loves Philly back.
Black Music Month in our ever expanding Global Community and Eve represents. Let her know it is time to return to Philly for one of those Nina Simone type
concerts. Text the girl and put her on the next Meek Mill
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Clear Channel awarded for promoting Black History
health and wellbeing for children
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Entertainment Editor
Yanina Carter
CANCER - June 22 - July 22
Clear Channel Communities™, the
community engagement brand of Clear
Channel Media and Entertainment, and
Clear Channel Media and Entertainment
Philadelphia was officially presented
with the Variety International 2012 Corporate Award during Philadelphia Variety Club’s annual Gold Heart Ball on
Thursday, June 21. Variety the Children's Charity is
dedicated to promoting and protecting the health and
well-being of special needs children around the world
through resources for families, education, afterschool activities and camps.
Clear Channel Media and Entertainment Philadelphia
was honored with Variety’s International 2012 Corporate
Award for increasing awareness of the charity through an
integrated public service campaign, consisting of on-air
public service announcements (PSAs), social media
posts, on-air interviews and on-site appearances at Variety events throughout Philadelphia. The award was announced at the Variety International World Conference in
Dublin, Ireland on May 3-6, 2012.
“Clear Channel Media and Entertainment Philadelphia’s contributions have made a dramatic difference in
the awareness we have received over this past year,” said
Fran Naselli, Chairman of the Board of Variety Philadelphia. “Clear Channel has presented Tent 13 (The
Philadelphia Chapter) to the public in many new and exciting ways, bringing Variety’s mission to more people
than ever across the Delaware Valley.”
“Clear Channel Media and Entertainment Philadelphia
is so proud to receive this award,” said Loraine Ballard
Morrill, Director of News and Community Affairs, Clear
Channel Media and Entertainment Philadelphia. “Variety
does an extraordinary job providing activities and support for children with special needs and we are happy to
use our platform to support Variety’s message throughout
the local community.” Hats off to you for a job well
done!!!
Mayor’s Office of Civic Engagement and Volunteer
Services is getting into the fun comic action film, The
Amazing Spider-Man”. In the highly anticipated movie
release -- July 3, 2012, Peter Parker finds that being a
hero isn’t about having super powers – it is about how he
chooses to use those powers.
On Tuesday, June 26, Americans all across the country
discovered the same thing as Sony Pictures Entertainment’s program “Be Amazing, Stand Up and Volunteer”
celebrates the hero in all of us. On that day, people of all
ages in cities across the country will come together to
give their time and energy to help their neighbors – and
the day will support Stand Up To Cancer, which funds
accelerated and innovative cancer research.
Locally, Francisville Summer Fun and Service Day at
Francisville Recreation Center, 19th and Brown Streets
was the place where volunteers gathered for a day of
service.
In honor of the volunteers, Sony Pictures will make a
donation to Stand Up To Cancer. People who are not
able to volunteer can also find links to donate to Stand
Up To Cancer at the www.BeAmazing2012. com site.
All volunteers nationwide will receive a badge for their
Facebook or Twitter profiles and will be encouraged to
Tweet about their experiences, using the hashtag #BeAmazing.
For this nationwide day of volunteering, people of all
ages in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Chicago,
Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Houston, Miami,
and Atlanta can log on to www.BeAmazing2012. com to
register for specific volunteer activities in their area.
There will be a wide range of volunteer opportunities in
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The RePast
each city and some way for everyone to help their community. Along with the above event, Philadelphia had
two more volunteer projects on June 26 at Philadelphia
Youth Music Program and the Philadelphia Housing Authority at 2500 Jackson St, and in Strawberry Mansion.
Oscar & Grammy Award winner; Jamie Foxx along
with some of his friends will have the All White Black
Hollywood Celebrity Gala at Harrah's Pool in Atlantic
City, NJ on Friday July 6, 2012.
The ART/LIFE Company presents THE REPAST, a
dramatic play written by Bryana Michelle & Directed by
Kamal Rashad at The Adrienne Theater ,2030 Sansom
Street Friday, July 6, 2012 @ 7:30PM followed by Complimentary Hors D'oeuvre Reception; Saturday, July 7,
2012 @ 2PM and 7:30PM and Sunday, July 8, 2012 @
2PM and 7:30P
I saw this last year and was mesmerized by the performance of Dionne Stone, who played Terri in the play.
The Repast is the story of a neighborhood undergoing a
drastic change by way of urban gentrification. Meanwhile, a family faces drastic change after a mother’s sudden death. Old wounds are reopened once the siblings
start to dig up the past during a time of grieving, which
brings much debate about the fate of the family house.
Will the foundation of the family prove to be as strong as
that of the house they all once called home? For ticket information call 267-560-7529. Well That’s The Philly
Beat!!
Neilson: Scholarship
opportunity for women
State Rep. Ed Neilson,
D-Phila., today announced
the National Foundation
for Women Legislators and
the National Rifle Association are cosponsoring a
scholarship contest for college-bound female high
school juniors and seniors.
Winners of the 15th Annual Bill of Rights Essay
Scholarship Contest stand
to receive $3000 to any
college or university of
their choice. In addition to
the scholarship, winners
will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to the
NFWL’s annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
The topic this year is, "The
Constitution and States
Rights: How Federalism
Impacts Women and Historically Underrepresented
Populations."
Complete applications
should include a completed Essay Contest Verification Form (with a copy
sent in advance); two
215-787-0206
work
267-549-5113
cell
copies of the essay; two
personal reference letters
and the name of the applicant’s sponsoring female
state legislator.
"My staff and I are
happy to help applicants
with obtaining an application and connecting them
with a female Philadelphia
legislator for sponsorship,"
Neilson said. "Pennsylvania has produced winners
for the past six years and I
hope we can continue the
tradition with someone
from Philadelphia representing the commonwealth."
The application packet
can be obtained at
www.womenlegislators.or
g and must be postmarked
no later than Tuesday, July
31, 2012. Applicants can
stop by Neilson's constituent service office at
3256 Red Lion Road,
Philadelphia, or call 215281-3414.
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Cancer (The Protector)
Moody and emotional. May be shy. Very loving and
caring. Pretty/handsome. Excellent partners for life.
Protective, inventive and imaginative. Cautious.
Touchy-feely kind of person. Needs love from others. Easily hurt, but sympathetic.
The Pearl is the stone for the month of June
Pearls are symbolic of modesty and purity; they inspire honesty, innocence and love. Pearls were often
thought to bring martial bliss to their wearers. The oldest known pearl necklace is more than 4,000 years old;
it was found in the sarcophagus of a Persian princess
who died in 520 BC. An old legend says pearls were
formed when dewdrops filled with moonlight fell into
the ocean and were swallowed by oysters. It is said that
pearls can help one gain self knowledge and feelings
of self-worth and enable one to accept love. In the
Hindu religion, the presentation of an undrilled pearl
has become part of the marriage ceremony. Until the
beginning of the 19th century pearls were extremely
rare. It was considered to be a good harvest if, out of
100 oysters, one pearl was found.
June 29th
You have an alert mind and think deeply. You are
forceful, determined and have good sound judgment. You are uncommunicative but have a quick
and violent temper and love with the same impulsiveness and intensity. You need someone to whom
you can lavish your affections to be completely
happy.
1886 James Van der
Zee, photographer published a record of
African Americans in
Harlem is born in
Lenox, MA.
1910 Avery Caesar
Alexander, civil right
leader and politician
(Louisiana House of
Representative) is born
in New Orleans, LA.
1919 Lloyd George
James Van der Zee
Richards, the first
African American to director of a Broadway play is
born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
1925 Hale Smith, educator, pianist and composer
(Blood Wedding) is born in Cleveland, OH.
1926 Julius Wesley Becton, Jr., Lieutenant General (Army) and director of FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency is born in Bryn Mawr,
PA.
1926 R. B. Spikes is awarded patent 1,590,557 for
a combination mile bottle opener and bottle cover.
1936 Leonard Lee, singer (Shirley & Lee Let the
Good Times Roll) is born
1941 (Stokley Carmichael) Kwame Toure, activist
is born in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.
1945 (Eva Narcissus Boyd) Little Eba, singer
(The Locomotion) is born in Bellhaven, NC.
1947 Michael Nutter, Mayor of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania is born in Philadelphia, PA.
1969 Shorty Long, mc for the Motown Review
Shows dies in Detroit, MI.
1988 Motown Records is sold.
1991 Richard ‘Groove’ Holmes, organist dies in
St. Louis, MO.
2006 Lloyd George Richards, Dean of the Yale
School of Drama dies in New York, NY.
June 30th
You are self reliant and indifferent to the opinions
of others, thereby sometimes annoying your friends
and associates. You are very interested in and sensitive to art and artistic surroundings. You acquire
knowledge easily and can impart it to others, a rare
gift. You would make an
excellent teacher.
1874 H. Pickett is
awarded patent 152,511
for a scaffold.
1917 Lena Mary Calhoun Horne, singer and
actor is born in Brooklyn,
NY.
1940 John T. Scott
sculptor (Art Of Black
America in Japan) is born
John T. Scott
in New Orleans, LA.
1941 Micki Grant,
singer and actor (Having Our Say) Broadway is
born in Chicago, IL.
1943 Florence Ballard, one of the original members of The Supreme is born in Detroit, MI.
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Health news
Gelatin Health Benefits
History
claudelle evans
1. Muscle growth: According to the “Gelatin
Manufacturers Institute of
America” gelatin contains
lysine, an amino acid that is
important for muscle
growth. It would seem,
then, that eating gelatin
would help growing muscles, especially for athletes
and those who want a more
muscular build.
2. Metabolism: Gelatin contains another amino acid,
arginine, which is supposed to help the body’s metabolism. A stronger metabolism means more calories are getting burned, so it’s not impossible eating some gelatin
could help you lose weight. However, a word of warning:
One study has found that an arginine supplement could
be deadly to those who have suffered a heart attack; so if
you’ve had a heart attack, foods containing arginine are
probably not right for you. Check with your doctor or
cardiologist.
3. Losing weight: Gelatin does not contain fat and usually has no sugar or cholesterol in it. Which means gelatin is a pretty good food for those of us watching our
waistlines. Jell-O even makes sugar free and low calories desserts, if you are interested.
4. Joint conditions: Suffering from stiff or sore joints?
Gelatin might be able to help, especially before the condition worsens. Gelatin contains lots of amino acids important in helping to prevent the weakness and
degeneration of cartilage in joints. Gelatin likely won’t
help to heal a joint condition, but it possibly could prevent the situation from growing worse.
5. Finger nails: Remember all those amino acids in gelatin? They also help to strengthen finger nails and over a
period of time can help to heal up cracked or roughened
finger nails. Also, gelatin has a lot of protein, which is
good for nails. If you suffer from weak nails, especially
ones that break easily, you might want to try some gelatin
in your diet.
6. Hair: Gelatin is also known to help hair grow
stronger, faster and longer. Gelatin also helps to keep hair
healthy and shiny. What is it about gelatin that promotes
all this great hair? It’s the high amounts of protein. Just
in case you need to know for dietic or religious purposes,
most gelatins sold in stores are made from animal; however, gelatins can be made from some plants, most notably seaweed, so check those ingredient labels on the
boxes of gelatin you might consider purchasing.
7. Protein boost: Gelatin itself has a lot of protein, but
unfortunately nearly all that protein is protein the body
can already make for itself. Thus a diet in gelatin alone is
not healthy. That being said, studies have shown that the
protein in gelatin does help give a boost to proteins in
other foods. In other words, just as an example, if you eat
a steak full of protein then add a little gelatin to your
meal, the protein in the gelatin helps the protein in the
steak to be more nutritional for your body. So, if you
need protein, you know what to do. Add a little gelatin to
your diet.
8. Drink purifier: According to the Gelatin ManufacturTHURSDAY • JULY 5, 2012 Evening
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Know it
Control it
Knowing your body
mass index (BMI) can be
the first step to controlling
it. According to the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC),
more than one-third of
U.S. adults (35.7%) are
obese, increasing their
chances of getting heart
disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and certain types of
cancer — some of the
leading causes of death.
The good news is obesity is preventable and
treatable. That’s why
Health Partners is continuing its efforts to fight this
serious epidemic by offering complimentary body
mass index (BMI) screenings and health education
around the Philadelphia region. In addition, because
obesity can lead to high
blood pressure, Health
Partners is also offering
blood pressure screenings.
“Since the program
began in 2010, we have
conducted nearly 9,000
BMI screenings, which is
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a tool doctors use to determine if a person’s weight
is within a healthy range,”
says Health Partners’ senior vice president of
healthcare management
and chief medical officer
Mary K Stom, MD. “This
year we added blood pressure checks, to increase
our efforts to improve the
health of the communities
we serve.”
Health Partners will provide screenings and education at health fairs and
festivals throughout 2012.
Participants receive complimentary “I KNOW ” tshirts. Upcoming events
include: the Hispanic Fiesta, Global Fusion, the
Bristol Puerto Rican Day
Parade, Back to School
with Walmart and the Fairmount Center Health Fair.
For more details and a
complete list of locations,
visit our website at
www.healthpart.com and
click on the “Know It,
Control It” icon.
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ers Association of Asia Pacific, gelatins are often used in
the making of alcoholic beverages, such as wine and
beer, and even in some juices and ciders. The reason for
this is that gelatin acts to congeal impurities, allowing for
easier separation of the impurities from the drink itself. If
you happen to be a home brewer or juicer, I suggest contacting the folks at Knox gelatin for any recipe advice.
9. Skin health: Gelatins are used in plenty of cosmetics. Why? For two reasons. First, the gelatin acts as a
thickening agent, thus helping makeup and other cosmetics to remain to the skin longer and more easily. Second,
we’re back to the proteins again. All that protein in
gelatins is good for keeping up a good looking skin tone.
10. Digestion: Gelatin can also help with digestion, especially with foods that can be rough on the digestive
system, such as meats and dairy and nuts and even some
beans. The gelatin helps these foods to ease through the
stomach and intestines.
For more information: http://healthmad.com/nutrition/10-health-benefits-of-gelatin/
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1946 William Billy Brown, singer with The Moments
and Ray Goodman & Brown (Special Lady) is born in
Perth Amboy, NJ.
1951 Stanley Clarke, bassist is born in Philadelphia,
PA.
1958 David Alan Grier, actor (In Living Color) is
born in Detroit, MI.
1960 Clarence Cameron White, concert violinist and
composer (A Night in Sans Souci) dies in New Orleans,
LA.
1976 Mike Gerard Tyson, boxer is born in Brooklyn,
NY.
1974 Alberta Christine Williams King, mother of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. is slain by Marcus Chenault in
Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA.
1982 (Ashley Anthony Walters) Asher D, rap artist
and actor (Get Rich or Die Trying) is born in Peckham,
London England.
1984 Fantasia (Monique Barrino), singer (Bittersweet) and winner on American Idol is born in High
Point, NC.
1995 Phyllis Hyman, singer and actor (Sophisticated
Ladies) dies in New York, NY.
July 1st
You are artistic and poetic, fond of music and like to
travel. You are neat in your dress and your work, adapt
yourself easily and are friendly and popular in your
own circle. You will be successful through your strong
will and ambition for leadership. Your family is dear to
you.
1868 (Robert Allen) Bob
Cole, actor, composer and
playwright (A Trip to Coontown) is born in Athens, GA.
1877 Benjamin Oliver
Davis, Sr., military (Army)
the first African American
General in the US Army is
born in Washington, DC.
1888 (Benjamin Harrison)
Ben Taylor, Negro League
baseball player is born in
Anderson, SC.
Benjamin O. Davis, Sr
1893 Walter Francis
White, secretary of the NAACP (National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People) is born in Atlanta, GA.
1899 Thomas Andrew (George Tom) Dorsey, blues
singer (Tight Like That) and gospel composer (Precious
Lord, Take My Hand) is born in Villa Rica, GA.
1915 Willie Dixon, blues singer and songwriter
(Wang Dang Doddle) is born in Vicksburg, VA.
1926 George Leslie Brown, first African American
Lieutenant Governor (Colorado) since Reconstruction
is born in Lawrence, KS.
1928 (Robert James Byrd) Bobby Day, singer (Little
Bitty Pretty One) is born in Fort Worth, TX.
1935 James Cotton, blues harmonica player is born in
Tunica, MS.
1935 Syl Johnson (Thompson), singer (Is It Because
I’m Black) is born in Holly Springs, MS.
1936 (Wallace) Wally Amos, Jr., businessperson
noted for his Famous Amos Cookies is born in Tallahassee, FL.
1941 June Montiero, singer with The Toys (A
Lover’s Concerto) is born in Queens, NY.
1942 Andrae Crouch, gospel singer (Take The Message Everywhere) is born in San Francisco, CA.
1947 Shirley Hemphill, actor, (What’s Happening) is
born in Asheville, NC.
1960 Evelyn ‘Champagne’ King, singer (Shame) is
born in The Bronx, NY.
1961 Carl Lewis, track athletic who won four gold
medals in one Olympic is born in Birmingham, AL.
1962 Andre Braugher, actor (Men of A Certain Age)
is born in Chicago, IL.
1971 (Melissa Arnette) Missy Elliott, rap artist (Get
Ur Freak On) is born in Portsmouth, VA.
1977 Jarome Arthur-Leigh Adekunie Tig Junior Elvis
Iginia, ice hockey player is born in Edmonton, Alberta
Canada.
1985 (Anna Pauline) Pauli Murray, first African
American woman ordained as an Episcopalian priest
dies in Pittsburgh, PA.
1999 Dennis Emmanuel Brown, reggae singer dies in
Kingston, Jamaica.
2005 Renaldo Benson, singer (The Four Tops) dies in
Detroit, MI.
2005 Luther Vandross, singer, songwriter and record
producer dies in Edison, NJ.
Know Your History, If You
Do Not Know
Where You Come From You
Cannot And Will Not
Know Where You Can Go!!!
A Freed Body, but an Enslaved Mind
CHESTER,
rev. dr. wm. rocky brown, 3rd
raelites go and have lost their services.”
So he had his chariot made ready and took his army
with them. He took 600 of the best chariots along with
all the other chariots of Egypt with officers over all of
them. The Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh King of
Egypt so that he pursued the Israelites who had marched
out boldly.
Now, as Pharaoh approached the Israelites looked up
and there were the Egyptians marching after them. They
were terrified and cried out to Moses: “Was it because
there wee no graves in Egypt that you brought us to the
desert to die? What have you done to us by bringing us
out of Egypt? Didn’t we say to you in Egypt, Leave us
alone; let us serve the Egyptians? It would have been
better for us to serve the Egyptians than to die in the
what freedom means.
desert!”
True freedom is an inward spiritual experience
This cry by the Israelites shows us that they have a
rather than just an external deliverance. For not only is
freed body, but as enslaved mind. They would rather live
there a physical aspect to slavery, but a mental one as
in Egypt as a slave then die in the desert as a free man or
well. You see, you don’t need shackles on the feet if you
woman.
have it on the mind.
O’ Moses what have you done? What Moses did was
Now in the 14th chapter of the book of Exodus we find
to free the Israelites body, but didn’t free their minds.
that the Israelites have been freed by God from Egyptian
slavery and led thru the wilderness by a pillar of cloud by Moses took them out of slavery, but didn’t take slavery
out of them.
day and a pillar of fire by night.
As that old saying goes: “You can take the Man out of
After leaving Succoth the camped at Etham on the
the country, but you can’t take the country out of the
edge of the desert. Then the Lord spoke unto Moses and
man.”
said: “Tell the Israelites to turn back and encamp beIsrael is out of Egypt, but still act like they did when
tween Migdol and the Red Sea. Pharaoh will think that
you are wandering around the land in confusion, hemmed they were in. You see, not only were they in Egypt, but
Egypt was in them!
in by the desert. And I will harden Pharaoh’s heart and
But you can be in slavery but slavery doesn’t have to
he will pursue you. But, I will gain glory for myself thru
be in you! You can be in the slums, but the slum doesn’t
Pharaoh and all his army and the Egyptians will know
have to be in you!
that I am the Lord.”
You can be in the Ghetto, but the ghetto doesn’t have
So Moses and the Israelites followed the Lord’s comto be in you! You can be in Egypt, but Egypt doesn’t
mand. Now, when the King of Egypt was told that the
have to be in you!
people had fled, Pharaoh and his officials changed their
O” Israel, slavery is over! So stop being and acting
minds and said, “What have we done? We have let the Islike a slave. Now that you
are out of slavery, take
slavery out of you!
For slaves are servants
for other people. People
their backs because
Concord & Bethel Rd - Chester, PA -(610) 485-8350 ride
they are bent. A man can’t
ride your back if you stand
Have a Safe and Happy Fourth of July Holiday!!
Whenever the 4th of
July comes around I think
of the word freedom.
Freedom is one of the
most illustrative words in
the English language. On
the surface, freedom seems
to suggest the absence of
restraints, the absence of
control, and the ability to
do what one pleases. Almost everyone wants freedom, but very few, it
seems, really know just
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BIRtHDAY PARtY -for- LADY
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FRIDAY NItE ~ HAPPY HOUR 6 to 8 p.m.
$2.00 Corona Specials ~ Drinks $1.50 ~ Bottom Shelf Only
EvERY SAtURDAY ~ 3 to 9 p.m. ~ GROWN FOLKS MAtINEE
DJ SAtURDAY NItE 9 p.m. until ~ Good time for All!
Friday & Saturday DISCO ~ NO COvER CHARGE
Every tuesday ~ 7 to 10 p.m. ~ $2.00 night
$2.00 bottom shelf / $2.00 Coronas / $2.00 Martinis
KITCHEN OPEN Mon. - Wed. 4 pm to midnite: Thurs. - Sun. 4 pm to 2 a.m.
good southern cooked, delicious foods for lunch and dinner such as ribs, hot
dogs, hamburgers and fish sandwiches. Weekly specials that include mac and
cheese, fresh cooked cabbage, greens and our delicious
!
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GINN’S RESTAURANT & BAR
700 W. 2nd Street Chester, PA
Bar 610-876-5448 Kitchen 610-876-5457
If you haven’t been here, stop in and see it.
A place to be comfortable & safe, we have top security.
You must be 25 or older to enter bar after 9 pm
thursday thru Sunday nights.
You must show ID at all times when asked.
Why pay to have a Birthday party, or club matinee when you can have it here and get
15% of registers for the affair. See our manager Blinky to set up dates.
LOOK WHAt WE HAvE tO DRINK FROM
45 Brands of Wine and150 Brands of Liquor ~ DOMEStIC & IMPORtED BEERS
We mix over 30 drinks mixed drinks sold after 10 a.m.
DJ Friday & Saturday nights 9 p.m. till 1:30 a.m.
We close at 1:30 you must be out by 2 a.m.
If you think you can sing Karaoke on Wednesday nights $25.00 prize 8 p.m. till 11 p.m.
thursday night fun night with Sheedah ~ Buy 2 drinks get one free
We have a small kitchen that opens Wednesdays thru Saturdays 7 am till 11 pm
try our home made flour batter we use to fry our chicken it will make you want more
Proprietors: Bob & Ann Ginn ~ Manager: Blinky ~ Special Events: Kevin Dill
tall. They complain all of the time. Depend on the others for everything. They let others kill them and they kill
one another. Like crabs in a basket, they pull one another
down. And I’ve come to realize that you can’t keep a
man down unless you stay down wit him.
They think very little of themselves because they are
abused, used and misused. Yes, Israel had a freed body,
but an enslaved mind. You know there are many of us
just like Israel. We still want to be beholding to others,
event thru this children’s children.
Many of us think that no project will be successful unless we have the permission or involvement of other
See “Enslaved Mind” next page
SPORTY’S
WESTEND COCKTAIL LOUNGE
2701 W. 3rd St. Chester - 610-497-9037
2 good nites to let your hair down
LADIES’ NItE
WEDNESDAY
MEN’S NItE MONDAY
APA POOL LEAGUE
tUES. &tHURS.
ARLENE’S KItCHEN OPEN
tHURSDAY - SUNDAY
noon to 7 p.m.
HOME COOKING BY ARLENE
JAMAICAN FOOD by CHRIS
IT’S STENDIC TIME!!
MADISON GRILL
301 E. 12th Street
Chester, PA
610-874-7662
Open 7 am Mon.- Sat. / Sunday 11am
SMOKING PERMITTED
Come One, Come All
A BIG BIRtHDAY PARtY
-for- ERICA CARtER
thursday, June 28 - 8 p.m. until
A GALA BIRtHDAY
CELEBRAtION
for our own DOUG
Friday, June 29 - 8 p.m. until
HARAMBE CAFE
a.k.a. Kelly’s Cafe
700 Lloyd St Chester 484-483-9903
Free Sunday Breakfast
10 am to 12 noon
MONDAY $1.00 Nite
8 to 10 pm
THURSDAY $1.00 Nite
8 to 9 pm
We Now Serve
SPECIAL HOAGIES
B & E’s Tavern
3rd & Highland
610 497-5257
Invite yourself and be a
GUEST BARMAID
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ENJOY BREAKFASt
SUNDAY MORNING
HAPPY HOUR
Mon.-Fri. 9 am. - 4 p.m.
Fun and Music 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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301 W. 3rd St. (3rd & Concord Ave.) ~ Chester, PA
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a.m.
Friday, June 29 - 9 p.m. until
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KAROAKE WEDNESDAY 7 p.m. to midnite
Come Out and Sing with DJ Keri
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520 Edgemont Avenue
Chester, PA w 610-872-8899
LADIES NItE EvERY WEDNESDAY
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Monday 9 p.m. until BALLOON NItE with DR. B
Wednesday REGGAE NITE
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Come join the DJ LADY T Sunday 9 pm
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Enslaved mind
Continued from previous page
folks.
Many of us think the more we act and look like other
folks the better off we will be. We still believe Yellow is
Mellow and White is Right – Brown get down and Black
Get Back!
“Brothers and Sisters we need to stop complaining
about what you don’t have, Thank God for what you do
have and use what you got! But there is a word from the
Lord, about our condition. For the God of Our Salvation
is saying: “Replace the lip service with life service. Stop
acting like the slave, stop complaining and start doing.
Don’t live in the past; get your mind out of slavery and
Egypt. Move forward together, stretching out your rod
like Moses; reaching for Power to part the Red Sea of
life!”
Now, this power that the Lord is talking about is the
only power that can truly set us free. This power doesn’t
come from Education and it doesn’t come from Legislation. No, this power comes from Revelation!
It’s manufactured by the Father, designed by the Son
and distributed by the Holy Ghost.
This power is the spirit of God, for where the spirit of
the Lord is there is Liberty! Now, it’s not hard to get this
power. For this power, this true freedom comes thru
Prayer which is our rod! Moses put forth his rod and
prayed. Power came, the waters parted, the Israelites
were set free and Pharaoh’s army got drowned! Yes, our
body is free, but our mind is enslaved.
But if we pray together, give together and work together, the Lord will truly free our Body and Mind!!!
This is Rev. Dr. Wm. Rocky Brown, 3rd asking you to
Please Join Today, To Change Tomorrow!
Charles Horsey Post 300
AMERICAN LEGION
1101 W. 7th Street Chester, 610-872-2751
HAPPY HOURS
Wednesday 5 to 8 p.m.
Friday 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Members must have membership card with them all
the time to drink. w Everyone must be 30 years old
501Bar
OPEN: Mon., Tues., Wed. 3 to 11 p.m.
Thurs. 3 p.m.to 12 midnite Friday 12 noon to 2 a.m.
Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sun. 8 a.m. to midnite
501 E. 7th St.
Chester, PA
610- 872-4230
Big BIRtHDAY CELEBRAtION
for MONIQUE aka PUDDIN’
the Most Awesome Cancer
Saturday, June 30 ~ 4 p.m. until
M-F OLD tIMERS’ HAPPY HOUR 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. $2 Drinks
MONDAYS - BOYZ NItE OUt
tUESDAYS - BALLOON NItE and GUILD NItE
WEDNESDAY - “BAMMIN” HAPPY HOUR $2 4-6 P.M.
tHURSDAY “OPEN MIC” Sing your Song with “LADY J”
FRIDAY - FREAKY FREEZE with the PARtY CHILL
SAtURDAY - BLUES, JAZZ, OLDIES 1 to 6 p.m.
FUN - FOOD - MUSIC - KITCHEN OPEN 11 a.m.-?
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700 W. 2nd Street, Chester, PA
Corner of Rt. 291 & Kerlin Street
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WE HAVE An ATM INSIDE BAR
YOU MUSt SHOW ID WHEN
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NEW POLICY: YOU MUSt BE 25 OR OLDER
tO ENtER GINN’S ON tHURS, FRI, SAt,
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Monday Nights HAPPY HOUR
tuesday Nights ~ $2.00 tuesday
Wednesday Nights
Buy 1 double shot ~ Get 1 single shot
KARAOKE 8 to 11 p.m. CASH PRIZE
Yuengling 12 oz. Bottles $2.00
thursday Nights ~ Buy 2 double shots
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BIRtHDAY PARtY
for “CARMAN”
Saturday, JULY 7
9 p.m. until
tri-State Guild @ Ginn’s
Welcome to Delaware & New Jersey
Bars: Cas-Bar, Leroy’s Lounge,
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thursday, July 5 - 4 pm till 8 pm
Our Staff Serving: Ashley, Bebe, Katrice, Rose, Nakia,
Sue, Sheedah, Yolonda, Yvonne
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th Street Bar
Manager Blinky
302 W. 5th St. Chester, PA
Home of the Real Oldies But Goodies
Thursdays 6 to 10 pm Smooth Jazz
HAPPY HOUR Every Friday
5 to 8 pm also Classic Old School
with DJ Kool Solomo’s
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SCOOP USA COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
F RANCISVILLE FARMERS M ARKET
Francisville Farmers Market, 1400 Block of Fairmount Avenue
will be held Every Saturday through - October 27th, 10:00am
to 2:00pm. Extended Hours Every 1st Saturday to 7:00 p.m. Rain
or Shine. Featuring Produce~ Meat & Poultry; Cheese; Prepared
Foods; Fun Family Acitivities and Covered Seating Area; and Nutrition Education. SNAP accepted.
*******
Y OUTH A NTI -V IOLENCE H EALTH AWARENESS I NITIATIVE
The Youth Anti-Violence Health Awareness Initiative will be held
on Wednesday, June 27 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 58th &
Kingsessing Avenue. Come join us where you can get Educated,
Tested and have fun. Free Lunch. Marching Band. 4 Workshops
– 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Topics include: Breaking Bad: Preventing
Juvenile Delinquency; Drug Prevention; STD Risk Reduction and
Building Your Resources. For more information contact Jaleel
Willford (215) 285-3225 or Keisha Coffie (215) 851-1830.
********
S KIN O N S KINS – W HERE I T A LL B EGAN ” PART II
The Father Paul Washington Community Committee invites you
to join us as we present, “Skin On Skins – Where It All Began”
Part II at the Church of the Advocate 18th & Fr. Paul Washington
Avenue (AKA Diamond Street), Saturday June 30. MC: Jeff
Hart. Admission: $10, @ Door $12. African Cuisine: $10
Honorees: Iraina Salaam, Jan Jeffries, Nana Baakan Agyiriwah,
Nana Korentema Ayeboafo, Elizabeth Sayre. or more information
please contact: Kemah C. Washington: kemahcw@gmail.com,
484-466-6151.
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PRO-ACT FAMILY A DDICTION E DUCATION P ROGRAMS
Each month PRO-ACT (Pennsylvania Recovery Organization–
Achieving Community Together) hosts a free Family Addiction
Education Program to help individuals and families recognize and
address an addiction problem in a spouse, parent, child or other
loved one. Led by trained volunteers who have been in the same
situation, these information and support programs begin the first
week of each month and run one evening a week for three consecutive weeks. Each session lasts two hours.
Programs are offered at several locations throughout the fivecounty southeast Pennsylvania region: Tuesdays - from 7 p.m.
to 9 p.m. in Media and Northeast Philadelphia; Wednesdays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Pottstown; from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
in North Philadelphia; and from 7 p.m.to 9 p.m. in West Chester.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the July Fourth holiday, these programs
will run July 11, 18 and 25; Thursdays - from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30
p.m. in Northern Liberties; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Bristol and Colmar.
Sessions are free and confidential—first names only. Pre-registration is required. To register, call 800-221-6333, weekdays 9
a.m. through 5 p.m., or visit www.proact.org and click the Family
Addiction Education Program link.
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E NERGY W ORKSHOP
On Saturday, June 30, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Mt. Airy
USA will present a free Home Improvement and Energy Workshop at their office located at 6703 Germantown Avenue, Suite
200. The entrance is at the rear of the building.
Learn about affordable home improvement loans, low cost doit-yourself repairs, energy-efficiency improvements, energy-saving tips that can lower utility bills, and fire safety tips. Enjoy a
light lunch. Register online: www.mausahomeimprovement.
eventbrite.com or call: Cynthia Bradley @ 215-844-6021 x 215
********
S CREENING OF “G IVE B ACK ” M USIC V IDEO
The National Give Back for Kids Campaign, Inc. will launch a
nationwide screening tour for the music video of its theme song
“GIVE BACK,” performed by rising vocalist Xavier Lewis, on
Monday, July 2, at the Parents’ Resource Center, 440 N. Broad
Street from 2 to 4 p.m. The single, co-written by Lewis, a former
America’s Got Talent finalist, and National Give Back for Kids
Executive Director, Hosea James Givan II, aims to inspire suc-
cessful adults to connect with young people. For information
contact: info@giveback4kids.org.
********
R OOTS M URAL P ROJECT C OMMUNITY PAINT D AY
The Roots Mural Project was conceived by the Mural Arts Program to honor the legacy, achievements, and role of the
GRAMMY® Award-winning band, The Roots, in the pantheon
of great American bands and continuum of accomplished
Philadelphian musicians. The Roots Mural Project will tell the
story of The Roots – especially Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson
and Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter’s founding of the band – from
the genesis to the present day. The mural will be painted in the
South Street Headhouse District neighborhood where The Roots
were founded. The artistic team, known as the Amber Design Collective featuring Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, includes artists David
Guinn, Ernel Martinez, Charles Barbin, Tatyana Fazlalizadeh,
Willis Humphrey, and Keir Johnston. The mural will be painted
on parachute cloth material and will involve hundreds, if not thousands, of individuals who will participate in the mural-making
process. It is expected to be dedicated in Mural Arts Month October 2012 with an outdoor celebration on South Street.
A Community Paint Day for The Roots Mural Project will be
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Mars enters Libra Tuesday 7:32am E.S.T
Full Moon in Capricorn Tuesday 1:52pm E.S.T
Opportunity Knocks Wednesday l7:26
to Friday 10:49am E.S.T
ARIES - March 21- April 19
held on Tuesday, July 3 from 2 to 5 p.m., FREE at Independence
Mall, Market Street between 5th & 6th Streets. Paint Day at
Wawa Welcome America! The public is invited to participate and
make their mark on The Roots Mural Project. All materials are
provided, no experience necessary.
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O LNEY H IGH S CHOOL C LASS OF 1979 B OWLING PARTY
Olney High School Class of 1979 Bowling Party, Saturday July 21,
GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
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7 p.m. til 11p.m. at Liberty Lanes 6505 Market Street Upper Darby,
Pa. 19082 Cost $20.00 Dollars B.Y.O.B. (Beer or Wine Only).
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P RE -M EN ’ S D AY C ONCERT
The Committed Men of White Rock Baptist Church, 5240 Chestnut Street invite You to a Pre-Men’s Day Concert Featuring: The
Brotherhood Male Chorus of Mt. Zion Baptist Church Brandon
Kirkland, Gospel Singer Ronald Hilliam, Jr., Christian Spoken
Word Poet The Alfie Pollitt Trio and Monnette Sudler Trio from
2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 14. Join Us As We Experience
Many Genres of African-American Music from Gospel, Jazz and
The Spoken Word. Mr. Howard Lanier, President of the Committed Men; Reverend Dr. William J. Shaw, Pastor. Free Will Offering
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