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September 21, 2012

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The Greatest Muhammad Ali
receives 2012 Liberty Medal
Boxing champion Muhammad Ali (center) waves to the
crowd after being presented with the 2012 Liberty Medal,
along side with his daughter Laila Ali (left), his wife Lonnie
Ali (2nd from left), sister-in-law Marilyn Williams (center
right), and U.S. Olympic Gold Medalists Clarissa Shields
(2nd right) and Susan Francia (right) during a ceremony
at the National Constitution Center on Independence Mall
on September 13, 2012 in Historic Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Liberty Medal is presented annually to an individual who displays courage and convictions while striving
to secure Liberty for people worldwide.
Bill Z. Foster photo
Someone finally has Sonny Liston’s back!
page 2
Sonny and the great light heavyweight champ, Archie Moore, show off their
impressive fists during a press luncheon at Fritzels in Chicago. Both men
were denied their title shots for far too long. Paul Gallender’s book signing
“Sonny Liston--The Real Story Behind the Ali-Liston Fights” is Monday, September 24 at Philadelphia at the African American Museum from 5-8:00 p.m.
photo Chicago History Museum, ICH1i-65094
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Fundraiser for Officer Milan Merke, Sunday, Sept. 23rd
Celebrating our 52nd Anniversary
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thera martin milling
Colleagues of
Philadelphia Police Officer Milan Merke, from
the 35th Police District,
are hosting a fundraiser
Sunday, September 23,
2012 at Lou and Choo’s
Restaurant and Bar at
2101 W. Hunting Park
Avenue in North
Philadelphia. The event
will be a Fish Fry and
tickets cost $15 per person, in advance and $20
per person at the door. The fundraiser will take
place from 5pm-10pm on September 23rd.
Philadelphia Police Officer Milan Merke was just
28 years old when he lost his life, on his way to
do a positive public service, to make a statement against
the violence in Philadelphia. He had just been in a motorcycle accident on June 8th while off duty, and then on
June 14th, he unfortunately lost his life after being involved in a second accident, while on his bike. Officer
Merke was heading South on Broad Street when he
crashed into a northbound car making a left turn on Master Street. With four years on the Philadelphia Police
Force, he was assigned out of the 35th District. He was
also a member of the Philly X-Treme Motorcycle Club
and was headed to join with other bikers in a ride for
Peace in North Philadelphia the day of the accident on
June 14, 2012.
Fish Fry Organizer Police Officer Lee Cannady stated,
“Because Officer Merke was so very passionate about
motor cycle riding and all that, we decided to raise
money in his name, that will then be used by a person or
person(s) who have been in a motorcycle accident and
who survived, but who are in rehabilitation and in need
of some financial support.
Tickets for the fundraiser are on sale now. You can
come to the 35th Police District at Broad and Champlost
and pick up your tickets. They cost $15 per person and
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at the door of
the event.
Sometimes
some of us
drivers and
pedestrians
alike, forget
that motorcycles are vehicles with the
same rights and
privileges as
any motor vehicle on the
roadway.
All motorists
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Cover Story
Officer Milan Merke
and to be extra alert to help keep motorcyclists safe. Motorcyclists are reminded to make themselves visible to
other motorists.
In the loss of Philadelphia Police Office Milan Merke,
the city and our citizens really lost one of the “good
ones”. My heartfelt condolences to Officer Milan’s
Mother and grandmother and to all his Police Officer
Colleagues. He is indeed sadly missed.
Organizers for the fund raiser in memory of Officer
Milan Merke this Sunday, September 23rd) at Lou and
Choo’s, please purchase a couple of tickets if not more.
Even if you decide, “It’s a Sunday. I just got out of
church. I’m not going to a bar.” Well -- purchase a ticket
or a few tickets anyway and give them to someone else.
It’s all about raising money for a very worthy cause.
event encouraged people of all walks of life to stop by
and support the fund raiser. Even people who are very religious can stop by, purchase a fish platter and leave if
being in an establishment with alcohol is against your beliefs. This is about raising money for a very worthy
cause.
Someone finally has Sonny Liston’s back!
Paul Gallender’s revealing biography, Sonny Liston –
The Real Story Behind the Ali-Liston Fights, sheds new
light on Liston’s tragic life and extraordinary talent. With
meticulous detail, the author shows why the outcome of
Sonny’s two bouts with Muhammad Ali had far more to
do with what took place outside of the ring than in it. The
truth about their one-round fight in Lewiston, Maine, will
shock you.
When Sonny was forced to lie down against Ali in that
fight, his reputation, legacy and ultimately his future,
went down with him. His fall from the pinnacle of the
sports world was swift and precipitous. A largely white
sporting press always despised and feared Liston and was
only too happy to demean and forget him after the Ali
bouts. Because of the media’s unrelenting attacks, which
continue to this day, most of what the world knows about
Sonny has no basis in fact.
Sonny’s immense talent has been largely ignored but it
has never been equaled. Half a century ago, he was to
boxing what Babe Ruth was to baseball, what Tiger
Woods became to golf, and what Usain Bolt is to track.
It’s no wonder that the legendary Joe Louis called Liston
“the greatest heavyweight champion in history.”
Gallender introduces you to a man you would have
been proud to know - a man whose integrity, sense of
fairness and depth of character was acknowledged for the
most part only by his family, friends and children of
every race. Once you start reading this book, you won’t
want to put it down.
Paul Gallender digs into the ring life and psyche of
Sonny Liston, one of the most misunderstood athletes of
his or any generation.
He attempts to portray the real personality of one of
boxing greatest champions who had to fend off
Gestapo-like tactics during his career,
not only from the police forces of several major
American cities, but also by bigoted sportswriters
of his time. In all respects, Paul succeeds.
J Russell Peltz, boxing promoter,
International Boxing Hall of Fame Class of 2004
Beat honors Renee “Oyin” Hardy
A Celebration of African American Music, Dance and Culture
by Marilyn Kai Jewett
Renee “Oyin” Hardy, one of Philadelphia’s most talented dancer/choreographers,
is being honored this weekend at “BEAT: A
Celebration of African American Music,
Dance and Culture” 7:30 PM Friday, September 21 and Saturday, September 22 at
Temple University’s Conwell Dance Theater, 1801 N. B road Street.
Hardy, who is being honored for her contribution to dance, is the founder and artistic director of Troupe Da-Da African Dance
and Drum Ensemble. She will perform a
dance in honor of the Yoruba Orisha Oshun
as part of the program celebrating African
dance.
“Oyin is being honored for her teaching, dancing and
leadership in contributing to the preservation of the social and ritualistic customs of the people of the African
Diaspora,” said Magi Ross, presenter of BEAT and instructor of dance at Muhlenberg University. “BEAT is a
kinesthetic celebration of African American cultures, traditions and our rich legacy of creative expressions.”
Yearning to be a dancer as a young girl, Hardy began
studying dance at a young age and joined the dance company at Vaux Jr. High School. However, it wasn’t until
1983 that she began her journey as a professional dancer,
by joining Iraina Salaam’s African dance company, gaining the experience she needed to further her career.
A life-changing association began when Hardy was
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asked to join Kulu Mele African
Dance Ensemble under the direction
of renowned master drummer Baba
Robert Crowder. She became one of
the group’s principal dancers, performing Afro-Cuban and West
African dance with Kulu Mele for 19
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Cutumba Folklore Ensemble. While
in Cuba, the African ancestors
claimed Hardy and she returned to
Cuba in 2003 to be ordained a priest
in the Lucumi tradition, the Cuban version of the Yoruba
religious tradition.
Hardy’s talents were so apparent that she also was
asked to join Jassau Ballet where she was first introduced
to traditional West African dance from Senegal. Later,
she also became a member of the Women’s Sekere Ensemble. She continued to pursue her dream and in 1995,
Hardy founded Troupe Da-Da African Dance and Drum
Ensemble with her husband, drummer/percussionist Baba
Alfred “Okikilu” Hardy. Troupe Da-Da is known for its
vibrant, powerful performances and features its outstanding youth ensemble at Odunde each year.
Not one to rest on her laurels, Hardy has been teaching
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Ryanomics assault on poor and hungry children
ChildWatc h
marian wright edelman
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the great
German Protestant Theologian,
who was executed
for opposing
Hitler’s holocaust, believed
that the test of the
morality of a society is how it
treats its children. I agree and am
deeply ashamed that the United States
of America flunks Bonhoeffer’s test
every hour of every day as our policies
and priorities permit 16.1 million children – more than 1 in 5 – to live in
poverty in the richest nation on earth and 7.3
million to live in extreme poverty according to the new
Census poverty data. Children under five are our poorest
age group with one in four infants, toddlers and
preschoolers – who did not choose their parents – poor
during their years of greatest brain development. The
U.S. Agriculture Department recently reported that a
record number of families in America are struggling to
put enough food on the table and that one in five children
live in a food insecure household. Millions of Americans,
many of them hard working parents, have only food
stamps to keep the wolves of hunger from their door.
Yet the Ryan budget passed by the House of Representatives not only would do nothing to help or decrease epidemic poverty, hunger and homelessness during this time
of economic downturn and parental joblessness, it would
increase their struggles by taking away food and other
essential supports. Ryanomics is an all out assault on our
poorest children while asking not a dime of sacrifice
from the richest two percent of Americans or from
wealthy corporations. Ryanomics slashes hundreds of
millions of dollars from child and family nutrition,
health, child care, education, and child protection services, in order to extend and add to the massive Bush tax
cuts for millionaires and billionaires at a taxpayer cost of
$5 trillion over 10 years. On top of making the Bush tax
cuts permanent, the top income bracket would get an additional 10 percent tax cut. Millionaires and billionaires
would on average keep at least an additional quarter of a
million dollars each year and possibly as much as
$400,000 a year according to the Citizens for Tax Justice.
The Ryan budget does not name or touch any of the
many expensive tax incentives, tax loopholes or tax subsidies that help the powerful and the wealthy. It doesn’t
close tax loopholes or rein in incentives to corporations
investing or taking jobs overseas several of which alone
could generate $129 billion over ten years. It doesn’t
touch the tax advantage for private equity partners which
now provides a $15 billion windfall over ten years or the
tax preferences for oil and gas companies that cost about
$40 billion a year.
Ryanomics widens the already huge wealth and income chasm in our nation and only benefits the richest
Americans and powerful corporations while ripping apart
already porous safety nets for vulnerable children. Ryanomics masquerades as a fiscally responsible deficit-reducing budget plan to preserve our children’s future; in
reality it is Robin Hood in reverse, stealing from babies
to benefit billionaires and increasing the deficit.
To come up with a portion of the Ryan budget’s savings requirements, the House Agriculture committee
chose to cut more than $33 billion from food stamps but
left subsidies to large profitable corporate farms intact.
Voting rights meeting
Philadelphia residents
can learn the details of
Pennsylvania's new law
which requires all voters to
present specific forms of
photo ID in order to vote
in November's general
election by attending upcoming Protect Voting
Rights meetings sponsored
by state Rep. Harold
James.
"I encourage everybody
who wants to ensure they
have the proper photo ID
needed to vote on Nov. 6
to attend one of the workshops," James said. "We
can't let a misguided law
take away anybody's constitutional right to vote."
James said senior citizens, people with disabilities or illness,
African-Americans, young
adults and the working
poor are twice as likely to
lack a valid photo ID
needed to vote.
A recent Department of
State analysis showed
some 758,000 registered
voters or more may not
possess the necessary
photo ID to vote, or about
9.2 percent of the state's
8.2 million voters. In
Philadelphia, some
186,830 voters are believed to be without the
proper photo ID.
A fourth meeting later
this month, which is being
held in conjunction with
state Rep. Babette Josephs,
will be held from 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Sept. 29 at the
City Refuge Church, 2635
Wharton St. in Philadelphia. RSVPs may be made
to James' office at 215952-3378 or Josephs' office at 215-893-1515.
James said five PennDOT locations in the city
will remain open Thursday
evenings until 7 p.m.,
starting Sept. 27 and run-
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ending the maintenance of effort protections that prevent
states from cutting children from the Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program rolls;
Turns Medicaid over to the states in the form of a federal block grant and cuts spending by $810 billion over
10 years, giving states the power to slash eligibility, benefits, and payments to doctors and hospitals while raising
costs on the poor. Today, Medicaid provides comprehensive health and mental health coverage to nearly 36 million children and has helped to reduce the number of
uninsured children as employer sponsored coverage has
eroded and families have struggled during the economic
down turn.
Ryanomics is not only poor arithmetic, it is also poor
morality and gross injustice which turns upside down the
requirements of all great faiths to protect the poor and
vulnerable. The U.S. Catholic Bishops in a letter to every
member of Congress on May 8, 2012 said: “deficit reduction and fiscal responsibility efforts must protect and
not undermine the needs of poor and vulnerable people”
and declared that the proposed cuts in the House budget
”fail this basic moral test.” The much publicized “Nuns
on the Bus,” Catholic Sisters committed to fighting
poverty, challenged Ryanomics declaring: “we insist on a
Faithful Budget that affirms the life of all God’s children
– not just the wealthiest few.” And Albert Camus, Nobel
Laureate, speaking at a Dominican monastery in 1948
said: “Perhaps we cannot prevent this world from being a
world in which children are tortured. But we can reduce
the number of tortured children.” He described our responsibility as human beings “if not to reduce evil, at
least not to add to it” and “to refuse to consent to conditions which torture innocents.” “I continue,” he said “to
struggle against this universe in which children suffer
and die." And so must all of us including our political
leaders of all parties.
Every American who believes in basic fairness must
resoundingly reject Ryanomics.
Hungry child,
I didn't make this world for you.
You didn't buy any stock in my railroad.
You didn't invest in my corporation.
Where are your shares in standard oil?
I made the world for the rich
And the will-be-rich
And the have-always-been-rich.
Not for you,
Hungry child.
-- Langston Hughes, “God to Hungry Child”
By reducing benefits and changing food stamp eligibility
rules nearly two million children would lose benefits,
about 22 million children would be in households with
reduced benefits, and 280,000 low-income children
would lose free breakfast and lunch at school. Ryanomics
equals more hungry poor children.
Ryanomics has no trouble naming cuts to programs
helping poor children and families to pay for massive
government handouts for the wealthiest.
It does away with child tax credits for five and a half
million low income children, primarily in immigrant
families because of a new requirement that taxpayers
must include their Social Security number on tax returns
to claim the child tax credit. Working families with incomes averaging $21,000 a year would see their taxes
raised about $1,800;
Eliminates the $1.7 billion Social Services Block Grant
(SSBG) that funds critical services for the most vulnerable populations, primarily low and moderate income children and adults who are elderly or disabled. SSBG serves
roughly 23 million people, about half of whom are children. If SSBG is repealed, four million children would
lose child care and child protective services for 1.7 million children and child abuse prevention and intervention
for 640,000 children would be disrupted;
Repeals the Affordable Care Act that prevents insurance companies from denying coverage for children with
pre-existing conditions, rescinding coverage when children get sick, and ensures young adults can stay on their
parents’ health plans until age 26. The repeal would put
14 million children at risk for losing health coverage by
Marian Wright Edelman is a lifelong advocate for disadvantaged Americans and is the President of CDF. Under
her leadership, CDF has become the nation's strongest
voice for children and families.
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The “Freedom Dream” monument by artist Sculptor
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Philadelphia as a Legacy and Symbol of International Human
Rights and Dignity for all people.
Philadelphia’s leaders, community organizations, cultural
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It’s time for an Excorcism
junious r. stanton
“We have let another
people’s spirit take
possession of our bodies and take possession
of our minds. When we
speak it is not with our
Afrikan voice it is with
the voice of that demonic presence that
uses our lips to speak
its own language. Yes
we have to recognize
this. We are possessed.
If we are to transform
ourselves and to transform the nature of our
relationship with those
who are our masters,
we must engage in an exorcism and thus clear the
devils out of our minds.”
Amos Wilson from AfriKan Centered Consciousness
Versus The New World Order page 97
In indigenous African societies health and healing was
a holistic process. For indigenous Africans, health and
healing were social, personal and spiritual responsibilities. Africans realized that life is energy and ancient
Africans postulated all energy is fundamentally spiritual
in nature. So any diminution of the life force to the point
it impacted the functioning of the mind and body had to
have spiritual causes and ramifications. From an African
perspective spirits that made members of the community
physically ill or behave in inappropriate ways had to be
evil. As such they reasoned/realized sickness could easily
affect the whole community given it was spiritual in nature! From and African perspective, healing had to encompass spiritual and social as well as physical remedies.
“As spirits are invisible, ubiquitous and unpredictable,
the safest thing is to keep away from them. If they or the
living dead, appear too frequently to human beings, people feel disturbed. Then the spirits posses men and are
blamed for forms of illness like madness and epilepsy.
Spirit possession occurs in one or another in practically
every African society. Yet spirit possess in not always to
be feared, and there are times when it is not only desirable but people induce it through special dancing and
drumming until the person concerned experiences spirit
possession during which they may even collapse. When
the person is thus possessed the spirit may speak through
him so that now he plays the role of a medium and the
messages he relays are received with expectation by
those to whom they are addressed. But on the whole
spirit possessions, especially unsolicited ones, result in
bad effects.” John S. Mbiti African Religions and Philosophy page 80
Europeans are not spiritually conscious by culture.
They are thoroughly materialistic in their orientation to
the point they pooh pooh notions of demons and spirits
as causes of illness. Europeans always seek material
causes and sources such as germs or bugs for illness. Unlike Africans, Asians and other First World people whites
rarely consider spiritual, social or psychological paths for
either illness or healing modalities. As such they ignore a
powerful force for healing and restoration. While their
technology can isolate and treat specific regions of the
body quite effectively, they are addressing effects rather
than causes. Never do they seek to find the causes which
often are environmental, emotional, psychological and
behavioral born out of mental, social and physical habits
repeated unconsciously by both the sick person, their
families and immediate social environment.
It should be clear to any but the hopelessly brain dead,
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duped and discombobulated that the US is a sick nation.
By all measures, counts and reckonings this country is
about to fall off a moral precipice of Biblical proportions.
Look at the values espoused in the media, look at how
this country treats its young, the old and the non-rich.
Look into the faces of the people you pass many are dull
eyed, depressed or drugged out.
Listen to the campaign rhetoric of both parties, it’s insane. Both candidates gloss over the hubris, corruption
and waste or the lies that led to wars and resultant crimes
against humanity. The major candidates and their surrogates focus on furthering the corporate criminality, fraud,
malfeasance and mismanagement of the status quo. Neither candidate wants to stop and take an honest assessment of the issues and what it will take to resolve them
for the benefit of the ninety-nine per cent of us. They are
clearly possessed by a spirit of callous selfishness.
From an African perspective, its time for an exorcism,
we need a personal and collective expulsion of the alien
and demonic spirits that possess us. We need to recognize
the values and altered personality models that are driving
us insane and move to replace them with life affirming
values and behaviors. This current pace and process is
unsustainable, something has got to give and break, and
unfortunately it may be our collective psyches!
The late Afrocentric psychologist Dr Amos Wilson described what we have to do to regain our sanity health
and power thusly “Consequently, if we are to be empowered and our power is to work in our interests, then our
consciousness must be an Afrikan consciousness, our
values must be Afrikan values our personality must be an
AfriKan based personality. If not we may suffer first ethnocide and then genocide. What we are saying here is
that our culture will not be functional in a way that protects our interests. We must then, as a people, develop a
new Afrikan consciousness-an Afrikan centered consciousness- and that means we develop it based on an
Afrikan history, Afrikan culture and Afrikan values. Most
of all we must develop an Afrikan sense of nationhood.”
Afrikan-Centered Consciousness Versus The New World
Order page 120.
Exorcism is the process of driving out demons, evil
spirits and values that possess a person to the point they
negatively alter their personality. Exorcism substitutes
demons of insanity with righteousness (right thought,
right values, right actions and right relationships).
Africans did this thousand of years before there ever was
a Catholic Church because our ancestors understood how
demons could destroy a person, family and community
and negatively impact the culture.
We need a serious exorcism as a people. We cannot
turn to Western modalities for healing and help in this regard and process. It is up to us. It is our personal and collective responsibility to save ourselves and the world. We
can do so by meditation, prayer, introspection and most
importantly by rejecting the Eurocentric values of crass
materialism, greed, blood lust and exploitation, by expelling envy, covetousness and animus and replacing
them with self-acceptance, compassion and love. We can
exorcise our demons by tapping into the resident animating life force/divine intelligence within ourselves and allowing it to direct our life’s path/destiny. The only way to
avert personal disaster, catastrophic environmental and
global destruction is to exorcise the demons in us and
work to restore sanity in our families, communities and
world.
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Compiled by Adelaide Abdur-Rahman
VIrGO - August 23 - September 22
VIRGO The Perfectionist
Dominant in relationships. Conservative. Always wants
the last word. Argumentative. Worries. Very smart. Dislikes noise and chaos. Eager. Loyal. Hardworking.
Beautiful. Easy to talk to. Hard to please. Harsh. Practical and very fussy. Often shy. Pessimistic.
The Sapphire is the stone for the month of September
An ancient Persian legend states that the earth rests on a
large sapphire and the blue of the sky comes from the
gem’s reflection. Medieval priests and monks wore sapphire believing they would prevent evil impulses and
thoughts. It was once thought that, if a poisonous snake
were put into a container with a sapphire the rays from the
gem would kill it. Sapphire was believed to turn evil sorcery and negative spells back against the sender and provide advance warning of hidden dangers. Ancient writers
claimed the Ten Commandments were written on sapphire,
making this gem most sacred. Sapphire has long symbolized truth sincerity and faithfulness. If its luster dulled
when worn by a spouse, it was believed that person had
been unfaithful.
September 21st
You are blessed with an indomitable spirit and will
never acknowledge defeat. You are far-sighted, resourceful and intellectual and have good executive ability. You
are affectionate, loyal and fond of your home and
friends.
1878 Cooper is awarded patent 590,257 for an elevator
device
1897 F.W. Leslie is awarded patent 590,325 for an envelope seal.
1904 (William) Count Basie, pianist and bandleader is
born in Red Bank, NJ.
1921 (Foreststorn) Chico Hamilton, drummer, is born
in Los Angeles, CA.
1932 Melvin Van Peebles, actor, director (Sweet
Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song) is born in Chicago, IL.
1943 Trixie Smith, blues singer and vaudeville entertainer dies in New York, NY.
1945 (George Curtis) G.D. Cameron, singer (It’s A
Shame with the Spinners) is born in Jackson, MS.
1949 Artis Gilmore, National Basketball Association
player is born in Chipley, FL.
1957 Sidney Moncrief, National Basketball Association player is born in Little Rock, AR.
1963 Cecil Fielder, Major League Baseball player is
born in Los Angeles, CA.
1968 (David Jude Jolicoeur) Trugoy the Dove singer
with De La Soul is born in New York, NY.
1971 Alfonso Ribeiro, dancer and actor (The Fresh
Prince of Bel Air) is born in New York, NY.
1973 Diana Sands, actress (A Raisin in the Sun) dies in
New York, NY.
1981 Nicole Camille Richie (Escovedo) actor is born
in Berkeley, CA.
1998 Florence Griffith Joyner (Flo-Jo) track and field
athletic dies in Mission Viego, CA.
2008 Nancy Alene Hicks Maynard, publisher and
owner of The Oakland Tribune dies in Los Angeles, CA.
September 22nd
You are a dreamer, have a vivid imagination, make
elaborate plans, which you never carry out. Cultivate
self-reliance, perseverance and foresight. You are loving
and lovable; gentle and attractive; a favorite among your
friends and popular with everyone.
1822 Jane Elizabeth Manning James, African American member of the Latter Day Saints movement who
lived with Joseph Smith is born in Connecticut.
1828 Shaka Zulu (ka Senzangakhona), Zulu king dies
in KwaDukuza, kwaZulu-Natal South Africa.
1891 Jan Ernest Matzeliger is awarded patent 459,899
for the lasting machine.
1915 Xavier University in New Orleans, LA opens as a
high school and later becomes the first and only African
American Catholic College.
1925 (Eliza) Virginia Capers, actor (The Fresh Prince
of Bel-Air) is born in Sumter, SC.
1941 Ernest Gideon Green, one of the Little Rock Nine
is born in Little Rock, AR.
1941 Jeremiah Alvesta Wright, Jr., Pastor of Trinity
United Church of Christ is born in Philadelphia, PA.
1941 Chester Lovelle Tolton, first African American
ordained an Episcopalian Bishop in the western US is
born in El Dorado, AR.
1942 Marlena Shaw (Burgess) singer is born in New
Rochelle, NY.
1954 Shari Belafonte, model and actress (Hotel) is
born in New York, NY.
1956 Doug Wimbish studio bass player at Sugarhill
Records is born in Hartford, CT.
1957 Ted Williams, voice over artist (Kraft Foods) is
born in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, NY.
1961 Vincent Maurice Coleman, Major League Baseball player is born in Jacksonville, FL.
1965 (Robert Lee) Bobby Satcher, Jr., chemical engineer and NASA astronaut is born in Hampton, VA.
1969 (Ronald Brooks) Money B, rap artist with Digital
Underground is born in Oakland, CA.
1981 Shingai Elizabeth Maria Shoniwa, vocalist and
See “Black History” page 19
August Wilson, Art Blakey, John Wideman, Kenny Clarke and Frank
Bolden remix the social and cultural history of being Black in Pittsburgh
Copyright James G. Spady 2012
Dedicated to Rev. J. C. Austin, Mary Lou WIlliams,
Ramon Benzo and Rev. J. C. Tucker
Homewood Groundations
Wayblackmemories: Professor John Wideman remembers: " Growing up, I needed basketball because my family was poor and colored, hemmed in by material
circumstances none of us knew how to control, and if I
wanted more, a larger, different portion than other poor
colored folks in Homewood, I had to single myself out. I
say if I wanted more because it was a real question, a
stumbling block many kids in Homewood couldn't get
past.' And like generations of Black people before him,
Wideman was determined to find a way out of no way.
This young man of color came to the University of Pennsylvania straight outta Peabody High School and became
a forward on Penn's basketball team. While at the University of Pennsylvania, Wideman was mentored by Dr.
Howard Mitchell, the second African American tenured
Professor at Penn.
Homewood as Setting For Wideman’s
Surrealistic Fiction
Wideman went on to become the second known African
American Rhodes Scholar, studied at New College, Oxford
University, the first winner of the PEN/Faulkner Award
twice and The MacArthur grant. Yet, the Homewood section of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania remains vivid in his memory as well as in his writings. Indeed, many discovered
Pittsburgh and especially Homewood through Damballah,
Hiding Place and Sent for You Yesterday.
Running Ball On The Asphalt Streets of The City
Memories: " On a drab, dilapidated rectangle of asphalt
straight up the street from 7415 Finance, my grandmother's
house, it just so happened that in the early 1950's, when I
was a kid, some of the best players in the world competed
in some of the basketball in the world More than simply
congregating and competing, the men were inventing day
by day the playground game I'd learn and love. Not many
people were aware then and not many more now of
Homewood's court's role in the history , the creation of
hoop. Or hoop's relation to who we all are . I'd be lying if
I said I knew it back in the fifties, but I do know I was
driven, yearned every day for a chance to walk those few
blocks, to step on the court and be part of a game even
though at best my little walk-ons lasted five or ten minutes,
yearned with fervor and an unswerving singleness of purpose, as if indeed I did understand there was nothing better
SCOOP U.S.A. - Friday, September 21, 2012 - 5
anywhere else in the universe than the ball games
of Homewoood court."
Pioneer African American
in the Pittsburgh
Marching Band
A generation earlier another young Black man
had his beginnings in this
steel driving town. This
man was Mr. Frank E.
Bolden, a highly respected
reporter for the Pittsburgh
Courier newspaper, one of
the first two black war corArt Blakey
respondents during World
War 11, a choice to replace
his initial desire to become a physician. According to a
journalist who interviewed this expert interviewer for the
Post -Gazette: "in 1930, Mr. Bolden enrolled in the University of Pittsburgh , first studying to be a lawyer and later
switching to biology. He played clarinet and became the
fist African American in the Pittsburgh Marching Band
shaving $50 off his $500 a year tuition. He also made extra
money stringing for the Pittsburgh Courier, then one of the
most influential black newspapers in the country.'
Apparently it was easier for a young lack man in the
1930's to play clarinet in the school's band that it was to be
admitted to Pitts Medical School. According to the narrative, "He graduated from Pitt as an A student, and applied
to the university's medical school but was turned down because Pitt like many medical schools, did not admit blacks
than>" Undaunted, Bolden, like many African Americans
before him, was determined to break down the barriers that
prohibited Blacks from enjoying the benefits of democracy.
even as the fought valiant to make the world "safe for
democracy." Later, Mr. Bolden was to recall the following
words from another colored cosmopolitan following an interview and subsequent invitation to spend fifteen days as
a guest of the well known Indian leader, Mahatma Gandhi.
Gandhi explained to the young Mr. Bolden: We are going
to have racial conflict for generations. Do you know why?
God in his infinite wisdom made the white man a smaller
race numerically, but with a majority complex, which he
will try to inflict on the world."
Art Blakey Did Not Like To Remember Growing Up
in The Steel Mills
Well known Jazz Drummer and group leader, Art Blakey
could not erase from his mind the memory of growing up
and working in a steel mill. Wayblackmemories: " It's a
dirty, greasy town and that's where I was born. I worked
at the Carnegie Steel Mill, and that's one of the things I
would like to forget in my life. I started playing music to
get out of the coal mine and the steel mill . I just had to do
it, because I didn't dig working in the coal mine or the steel
mill and I had to do something to get out, like playing
music. I would leave music at six in the morning and be at
the steel mill at eight. I would work all day, then go to the
club at eleven in the evening and work. Finally, I left Pittsburgh. I never had a childhood because at fifteen I was a
married mana and a father, so I missed out on everything a
kid has. I wa a grown man at fifteen , and I was glad to get
out of Pittsburgh as soon as I could with Fletcher Henderson and Mary Lou Williams.
Blakey Recalls P'Burgh, Potsdam and Georgia: From
Steel Mill To Steel Plate in His Head
Blakey continues discussing the social and political history that informed the music history.: I was in Potsdam
when Hitler marched into Russia during the summer of
1941, the year before we went into the big war. I went back
to Pittsburgh, rejoined Fletcher Henderson and did a lot of
traveling. I left Smack in Boston after any episode with the
police in Georgia. I had a big fight down there. I went there
to join with Smack with a white boy. That was before the
ride in the back of the bus and all that. The musicians, entertainers and athletes are the ones who broke down the
race barriers. I ended up with a steel plate in my head, and
I was told it would shorten my life, but it didn't work out
that way. I was arrested for being a nigger, that's what I
was charged with."
SIGNAL: August Wilson Shaped In Rooming House
in The Hill District
It is difficult to fully understand the characters, settings,
modes of being and becoming in the dramatic works of
Pulitzer Prize winning author, August Wilson without
knowing the nature of his experience living in the City of
Pittsburgh. What was it like before he became a celebrated
Broadway playwright. August Wilson remembers: " I fell
in with a group of artists--painters--and hey put on art
shows. I was invited to read my poetry in art shows. I even
did a fashion show once. I got paid $50, which was a lot of
money--in 1966, this was--to recite some poems at the
fashion show with two guys playing a violin in tuxedos.
And I wore a black turtleneck."
From Center Avenue Poets' Theatre to Black Horizons
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The son of Michael
Winans, Sr. of the legendary Winans group
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government said.
Michigan regulators in 2010 said Winans Jr. used connections in Detroit churches to lure investors. "My client
has told me it is his full intention to repay or somehow
put these people back to where they were before they became involved," Hatchett said.
Winans is a third-generation member of one of gospel
music's first families. He is the grandson of Delores
"Mom" Winans and the late David "Pop" Winans Sr. and
the nephew of Pastor, Marvin Winans.
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Sherri Johnson (Supreme Gospel Ent. & True Light
Fellowship Church member with Dr. Brett Cardonick).
Dr. Cardonick presented TLFC with a donation from
his chiropractic service to go towards the church's annual community extravaganza that was held in August.
Dr. Cardonick provided free massage therapy and consultation to attendees.
"There are no other members of this great family implicated or involved in any fashion," Hatchett said. "This
is a very difficult time for this bright and gifted young
man. His family stands beside him and they intend to see
him through this." He said Winans likely would make a
court appearance within 10 days.
Supreme Gospel Entertainment and our supporters will
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Light Fellowship located 6400 Ardleigh Street, Philadelphia, PA 19119 where Dr. Wesley Pinnock is Senior Pastor. For more details call 215.548.5053. This week's
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Sherri Johnson (Supreme Gospel Ent. & True Light
Fellowship Church member with Dr. Brett Cardonick).
Dr. Cardonick presented TLFC with a donation from his
chiropractic service to go towards the church's annual
community extravaganza that was held in August. Dr.
Cardonick provided free massage therapy and consultation to attendees.
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Toby Rich
This week’s rap from the
Mayor of Girard Avenue recalls “A Night to Remember”. That night was
recently spent at the Constitution Center to see none
other than the great
Muhammad Ali. Now there
were many other people at
the event with him but seeing him was history to me
although I have seen him before. My aunt DeDot
used to cook for him and Minister Jeremiah
Shabazz however even then I would only get a glimpse
of him if she wanted me to go to the store for her or cut
her grass, but it was still an honor because it was “The”
Muhammad Ali.
I was sitting in my seat wondering what he would say
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about the music of today, especially the so-called gangsta
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called him a n----r, it made history, however I would like
to hear him speak on the rappers that make big money
making music using n----r and b---h in reference to black
women. You and I know if that was done when the real
FOI was in control it would have been addressed in a
very different manner.
Anyway, enough of the past because when you mix the
past and present, you get a confused future. I would just
like to express that I was honored in being at an event
that Muhammad Ali was given an award and to see our
Mayor, our Governor and many state and city officials on
the same page.
I want to mention two homegrown folks Cyclone and
his son Jesse hart spoke on video. Cyclone Eugene Hart
is a very good friend of mine and I am very proud of him
and all of us should be because he came from our streets
and made something with his life in spite of some tough
odds and now he is teaching his son some of the same
stuff. We all need to give back.
That’s why I will close with saying Summersville
community will have an event this Saturday at East Germantown playground remembering Mr. State Representative David Richardson. Also, the Philadelphia
Association of former Gang Members and friends are
having its Old Head Call Out that Mayor Nutter and
Deputy Mayor Everett Gillison, W. Wilson Goode, Jr.
and some Philly police officers will be in attendance. I
will report the date and location next week. The topic is
“How Can We Keep Philly Safe for Everyone” So with
all my love, honor and respect from your Mayor of Girard Avenue, Toby Rich. Peace.
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I have been going to physical therapy three times a
week for my knee, expecting to regain my flexibility
eventually. I'm thankful I can walk generally, climb the
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Along with nuts, seeds get high marks as healthy fats
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whatever you like,” says Haisley. “My favorite is with
Greek yogurt or on my oatmeal. It is a great addition to
salads or whisked into your favorite homemade salad
dressing. You can even bake with it, too; try using 3 tablespoons of flaxseed in place of 1 tablespoon of oil or
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loaves with flaxseeds.
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Local community leaders,
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The evening began with guests arriving on the Red
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Honors
Continued from page 2
and dancing for the past 29 years and teaches a class every
Saturday morning at Lonnie Young Recreation Center in
Germantown. Although she is an instructor/choreographer,
Hardy is also a student. She continues to develop professionally by participating in dance conferences all over the
east coast. She is on the artist roster for Musicopia of Pennsylvania, Perkins Center for the Arts, Young Audience of
NJ, and NJPAC where she teaches children West African
dance. Hardy also was a recipient of the 2010 Art &
Change Award from Leeway Foundation for her Goddess
Dance Workshops.
Now known as Iya Oyin, Hardy’s leadership as a
dancer, instructor and choreographer allows Troupe DaDa African Dance and Drum Ensemble to keep the rich
tradition and culture of West Africa (Guinea and Mali)
and Cuba alive through dance and music. Troupe Da-Da
preserves, presents and expands cultural awareness of
David Smith (left) received much support at the VIP
Grand Opening of Cornucopia Restaurant and
Lounge guests included: his mother, Maria Pajil Battle, Senior Vice President for Keystone Mercy Health
Plan and husband, Rudy Battle, of State Athletic
Photo by Robert Mendelsohn
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Lounge signature drinks which included the tasty -- Jolly
Rancher. Musical Herb Smith kept the crowd entertained
on the fourth floor while guests also sampled some of the
many dishes the Restaurant had to offer. The Virtual Reality
Room, located on the third floor was a place to enjoy some
R&B music, dance and view videos or shoot some pool.
In the cream room, guests were entertained by musicians, “The Right Tyme Players”. The group consisted of
Stacey McGee (formerly of Boyz II Men and Jaheim) on
traditional Afro Cuban & West African culture at the
highest level of artistic excellence. For this important,
outstanding contribution to dance and culture in the Tristate region – Iya Oyin Hardy is being rightfully honored. The ancestors are surely blessing her for keeping
the culture alive amongst adults and youth who yearn to
learn more about the Motherland and its cultures. Continue a job well done my sister!
Pittsburgh
Wilson continues,"Then around 1967, there was this art
gallery in Pittsburgh. It was a place to congregate. We put
out a little magazine called Signal Then we changed the
name to Connection. I was the Poetry Editor. Then we decided to name ourselves the Center Avenue Poet's Theatre
Workshop We had poetry readings and gallery jazz sessions
and the whole bit . We talked about doing theater, 'cause
theater was parr of our name. I had never seen a play before. In '68 Rob Penny wrote
a play , he said, 'Hey, look
what I did!' I said, "Let's do
it." We both looked at each
other and said, 'How?' "I
don't know let’s do it. Let's
start a theater.' Some guy
said, "Let's call it Black Horizons' Then they said who's
going to direct it? I said, 'I'll
direct it."
Having no idea how to direct a play, never even seen
one staged, August Wilson
and his confreres were about
to stage Bob Penny's play.
Wilson states, " I went to the
library and got books on how
to direct a play." And as they
say, 'The rest is history." The
sense of community Wilson
felt as part of Pittsburgh's
Black
Arts
Movement
strengthened his resolve to
create . It's an amazing story
that differs markedly from
the Black Arts Repertory
Theatre in Harlem with Amiri
Baraka, Larry Neal and Sonia
Sanchez, all of whom had
seen plays, What happened
in Pittsburgh's Black Arts
Movement is different than
Philly, San Francisco or
Harlem. Is it not time to excavate this historical landmark? One book that
addresses the theme is August Wilson and Black Aesthetics edited by Williams
and Shannon. It is a major
contribution in this area.
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by the NCUA
clubs with shows. It was an
Bucks and Montgomery Counties.
exceptionally good band for
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bass; Johnnie Croom (formerly of Musique Soulchild and
Boyz II Men) on keyboard; Vocalist Show “Tyme” Trenton (of Musique Soulchild and KC and Jo Jo); and Jerzi
Mason (of Jill Scott, Jay Z and Kim) on drums.
“I am a strong supporter of David Smith, and wouldn’t
miss this grand opening,” said Chase, arrived just in time
to go on stage.
Long time deejay, Carl Helm, said he wanted to come
out to support the grand opening because he has fond
memories of the Cornucopia. “It is so nice to see what
they have done with the place,” he stated. Carl, spent 30
yrs on WDAS but remembers attending various events,
parties at the old Cornucopia.
Rita Charleston said, “I came to see some of the different signature drinks and the virtual reality room.
If there was a little comedy you wanted – you got it.
From the hilarious impersonations by “Tommy Too
Smoov” to the witty “Chase” and storytelling “Shawn
Jackson”-- it couldn’t get any better. The comedians are
known locally and travel all over the world spreading
their raw but clean talent.
Some noted guests included: Maria Pajil Battle, Senior
Vice President for Keystone Mercy Health Plan and husband, Rudy Battle, of State Athletic Commission.Battle;
Sandra Dungee Glenn, of American Cities Foundation;
Ron Allen, of State Senator Vincent Hughes Office; Cynthia DeLeonardo, of Bounce TV; Linda Richardson;
President of Uptown Entertainment and Development
Corps; Earl Harvey, of Black Professional Newspaper;
and Vincent Faust of Sobriety Through OutPatient, Inc.
Park Avenue Banquet Hall offers different events each
day: Sunday Jazz Brunch runs from 11 to 4 p.m.; every
other Tuesday is “Biker Night”; Wednesdays – “Line
Dancing”; Thursday – “Karaoke and Crab Night”; Friday
– “Get Connected” After work and After Hours 5 to 2
p.m.; and Saturday – The Otis Party at 9 p.m.
But I hear there is going to be a “Cougar Night” for
those women who want to meet younger men and “College Night” for the college students. To learn more call
215- 921-9815.
the time and we did quite a lot of traveling.'
Credits Dizzy Gillespie
Kenny Clarke states, " Dizzy is different. He's a saint.
Dizzy personally taught all the trumpet players who were
playing at that time, and a lot of drummers, too. And he
was an extraordinary musician, too, just on the verge of genius, in some ways more than a genius. He gave a lot more
of himself than any musician I know of--much more than
Bird, because Bird was like a prophet who brings a message, leaves that message and disappears. " "
Self reliance is what Kenny Clarke taught and he really
believed in the global possibilities of Black music and
black musicians. Coming out of U.S. Services in the Post
World War 11, era, Kenny Clarke, like Richard Wright and
others spent the rest of his life living iand teaching in
France. He states, " There is very little to be done now
because the music has fallen in the wrong hands. Musicians
everywhere are sitting home by the telephone waiting for
a white man to call them for a gig, and I don't see any future
in that. I've been playing the drums for forty years, and
the only future, I see in our music is for black people to
have their own thing going' otherwise it's no use."
African American communities in Pittsburgh have produced exceptional leaders in many fields. May their tribe
increase!
G OSPeL C ONCerT & B rUNCh
D eACON L eSLIe P ITTMAN
“h ArMONICA M AN ”
AND The
j UST U S S INGerS
OF
P hILADeLPhIA
7165 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
Sunday, September 23
1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Gospel Concert and Brunch:
$20.00 at the door.
For Tickets Call: Deacon Leslie Pittman:
215-229-8654 or 267-977-3454 (Cell)
henry Payne: 215-549-6260
Lamar redcross: 215-629-3939
William Morris: 215-837-5171
- Gilson Music School: 21945
- Don’s Doo Shop: 215-978-4060
- 7165 Germantown Avenue
- Webb’s Dept. Store: 22nd & ridge
- In N.j. Tracy Suggs: 609-680-7175
Waters Ministries and its OK to Laugh
shelly williams
Word on the Street
What’s up my
urban people its
Shelly Shell with
the Word on the
Street!
Living Water’s
Ministries and
It’s Ok 2 Laugh
On September
15, 2012 Living
Waters Ministries
and It’s Ok 2
Laugh hosted a Clean Comedy Show with local
and national comedians Cletus, Miss Clareese,
TJ Reed, and Job. The event was held at the
home of Living Waters Ministries, First Church
of The Nazarene. With the comedic assortment
Anthony Trott gathered everyone laughed until
their belly’s hurt. Pastor Michael Heath continues to spread the word of God in new and exciting ways.
ROSE FLOWER SHOP
and GArDeN CeNTer
STeNTON & OGONTZ AVe.
1903 Chelten Ave
215-276-1399
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Pastor Michael Heath and First Lady Crystal Heath with members of Living Waters Ministry
American Karaoke Idol
Raymond Anthony LOL and Friends presents the
American Karaoke Idol and Fish Fry on September 22,
2012, 5pm @ Parkside Banquet Hall 49th & Parkside.
This event is open to all Poets, singers, comedians and a
cash prize of $500.00 will be awarded. Urban X-pressions will be on hand to capture the amazing performances.
Thank you for your time and I look forward to chatting
with you next week you have just been urbanized. Special thanks to Susan Bolden of Q’s Hair Boutique 5815
N. Broad Street. UX Live every Friday open to all artists
to perform. To see more on these events watch Single On
A Saturday Night Every Wednesday at 10:30pm on Comcast 66 and Verizon 29. Would love to hear from you
contact me at 215 843-1984, www.facebook.com/urbanxpressions or [email protected].
Living Waters is a nontraditional ministry seeking to
engage this generation and culture with the Love of
Christ! The mission of Living Waters is seeking to intentionally change the world through the love of Christ
shown in uncommon ways. When you visit Living Waters the worship is exciting, the music is contemporary,
the word is relevant yet heart changing and the dress is
come as you are! Church service is held every Sunday at
3pm at 212 MacDade Blvd, Collingdale, PA. www.livingwaterspa.org
4th Saturdays Single’s Lunch & Mingle
Join us every 4th Saturday September 22, 2012 for the
live taping The Saturday Lunch Buffet and Happy Hour
12:30pm-5pm at Keya Graves Seafood & Steak Restaurant, 10 N 9th Street, Darby, PA. Contact Shelly Williams
215*843*1984 or [email protected]
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Weep not for me
rev. dr. wm. rocky brown, 3rd
The Biblical historian
tells us of two incidents
that happened on the way
to the cross. The first incident involved a man. Jesus
had carried his cross partway up to Calvary, but his
strength was about gone.
The soldiers seeing a
strong muscular Black
Man seized him and commended him to bear the
cross of Christ. The man
was Simon of Cyrene. The
second incident occurred with some kindhearted
women of Jerusalem. Now the Scriptures say that
these certain daughters of Jerusalem followed Him and
bewailed and lamented Him. Jesus seeing this turned and
said unto them, “Daughter of Jerusalem, “Weep not for
me but weep for yourselves and your children.”
Of all the cities where Jesus preached and taught none
seemed as cruel and indifferent to Him as Jerusalem.
Jesus wept over Jerusalem. He desired so much for
Jerusalem as a city to receive Him. Instead he was now
being led to death. How surprising then that certain
women of Jerusalem in spite of what their husbands and
sons were doing, found strength enough to publicly cry
and lament over the tragic treatment Jesus was facing.
But the again, it shouldn’t surprise us because if you
check the record you will find that with all the people
who came into contact with Christ, while on earth not
one single incident can be found where a woman denied
Him, cursed Him, or fought Him. No woman spat in His
face, or ridiculed Him. Instead, women anointed His
body, fed Him and administered to His needs. They
cheered Him as He rode into Jerusalem. Then as He carried His cross toward Calvary, the women were crying.
We should remember that women were at the bottom
of the social, economic and religious ladder when Jesus
came into this world. Jesus took the yoke of oppression
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St. Luke 23: 27 & 28
“And there followed Him a great company of people,
and of women which also bewailed and lamented Him.
But Jesus turning unto them said,
“Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep
for yourselves and for your children.”
from women and wherever the Gospel has been
preached, womanhood has been lifted to new levels and
higher heights.
From the teaching of Jesus came the concept that
women are co-equal with men. From Jesus came the significance of the widow’s mite.
From Jesus’ own mother, Mary, came the exalted concept of motherhood and sincere piety.
Beloved, these Daughters of Jerusalem had something
to cry about. For their Emancipator was about to be put
to death!
How notable then that Jesus turned and addressed himself to this group saying: “Weep Not For Me, But weep
for yourselves and for your children.”
You know there comes a time in life when we must
honestly shed some tears over the conditions that face us
and our children. Drugs, Poor Education, Racism, Homelessness, AIDS, Crime; just to name a few.
However; it is not enough to cry, we must cry seeking
to relate ourselves to the will of God.
Now, Jesus told these daughters to weep for themselves and their children because He saw a spark of hope
in them. Yes we must weep sometimes, but let us make
sure we are weeping tears of prayers. Let us weep leading our children in the steps of Christ. It matters not how
bad things are if there is still a chance for a sparkle in
every child’s eye. It is up to us to see that our children
are given proper training and religious instruction. The
crime wave of our youth cannot be separated from the
Hero Thrill Show
Philadelphia is honoring
its own this Saturday. The
annual Philadelphia Hero
Thrill Show will provide
thrills and chills, as families can enjoy fun activities including an
old-fashioned carnival,
motorcycle stunts, fire
demonstrations, appearances by local sport stars,
amusements, martial arts,
basketball activities and
much more. The 2012
Hero Thrill Show is designed to raise money for
the education of the children of deceased police
and fire personnel killed in
the line of duty in
Philadelphia.
The show’s Grand Marshal Thomas Schomberg,
sculptor and creator of the
Rocky statue, will lead a
motorcycle procession
during the spectacular
kick-off program by enter-
ing the performance area
with police personnel. It is
part of a grand entrance
featuring dignitaries, the
Police Patrol Highway
Motorcycle Drill Team and
the Police Strike Force Bicycle Stunt Team. Fire
Commissioner Ayers and
Police Commissioner
Ramsey will lead the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the
National Anthem, and remarks by sculptor
Schomberg and law enforcement representatives.
The Thrill Show, now
celebrating its 58th year,
features both the traditional and the new. In addition, this fall fund-raiser
will present displays of
crime fighting equipment
by the Aviation Unit,
Bomb Squad, the Crime
Scene Investigation Unit,
Explorers, the Marine
Unit, Firearms Instructors,
BOOTS & BONNETS Voting
Concord & Bethel Rd - Chester, PA -(610) 485-8350
Friday, September 21 ~ 9 p.m. until
BIrThDAy PArTy -for- TheDA
Friday, September 28 ~ 9 p.m. until
BIrThDAy PArTy -for- “TUrTLe”
Saturday, October 6 ~ 3 to 9 p.m.
Big BIrThDAy BASh
-for- “NATe”
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
$2.00 Nite Wednesday 7 to 10 p.m. ~ everything $2.00
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
!
fried, baked and rotisserie chicken ... and now we have CAJUN CRABS!!
CRABS
AMPLe PArKING and SeCUrITy
BOOK YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY HERE - NO CHARGE - Call 610-485-8350
When you book a Party we will provide CAKE and CHAMPAGNE!!
ning through Nov. 8 to
give registered voters six
weeks before the Nov. 6
election to take advantage
of Thursday extended
hours in order to obtain a
PennDOT ID for voting.
The following PennDOT centers will be open
between 8:30 a.m. and 7
p.m. on the aforementioned Thursdays: 801
Arch St., 1530 S. Columbus Blvd., 2320 Island
Ave., 919-B Levick St. and
7121 Ogontz Ave.
VOTER ID INFO
Voters who do not have
any other eligible forms
of photo ID are entitled
to a FREE Voter ID
card from PennDOTto
find the nearest PennDOT
Driver’s License Center,
visit www.dot.state.pa.us
or call (800) 932-4600
Visit
www.GottaVote.Org
for more information
delinquency of adult. (Parents who have no morals produce children with no morals.) So let us weep as we lift
high the bloodstained banner of Christ, because a tear for
Christ is a fountain of great strength. It can mean the difference between a converted soul and a lost soul.
Jesus does not tell us not to weep; He simply tells us
how to weep. One may even say that crying is not
enough. But repentance must start somewhere. The
Changed heart is of ten preceded by tear-filled eyes.
For true religion must start in our emotions including
our feelings before it can sink deep down in our hearts
and control our wills, our thoughts and desires. If we
shed redemptive tears now, our future tears will be tears
of joy. For weeping may endure for a night, but Joy
cometh in the morning.
So Jesus tells us to follow the cross and shed tears, but
we must be working and praying while we are crying.
-We must cry, work and pray until every sinner is saying, “What must I do to be saved.”
-We must cry, work and pray until the SHOOTINGS
stop happening in communities.
-We must cry, work and pray until the hungry and
starving have 3 meals a day.
-We must cry, work and pray until the Homeless have a
decent House in which to live.
-We must cry, work and pray until the Drugs and Drug
Dealers are ran out of our neighborhoods.
-We must cry, work and pray until Justice rolls down
like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream.
-We must cry, work and pray until the wicked cease
from troubling and weary souls are at rest.
Then and only then will God Himself wipe all tears
from our eyes!
This is Rev. Dr. Wm. Rocky Brown, 3rd asking you to
Please Join Today, To Change Tomorrow!
Police Academy, S.W.A.T
and U.S. Home Security.
Families can enjoy activities such as Mixed
Martial Arts (Jui-Jitsu) and
Sambo demonstrations
courtesy of Matrix Fights,
an old-fashioned carnival
with amusements, games,
dunk tanks, face-painting
for the kids and profes-
sional sports team mascots
and cheerleaders. Also
scheduled to appear are
local sports team players
and personalities.
Tickets are $10 for single purchase, $25 for families. They are available at
local police or fire stations, or online at
www.herothrillshow.org
MADISON GRILL
301 e. 12th Street
Chester, PA
610-874-7662
Open 7 am Mon.- Sat. / Sunday 11am
SMOKING PERMITTED
hAPPy hOUr
MONDAy &
ThUrSDAy
5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT
GAMe TIMe is PArTy TIMe
Watch your team win or lose
HARAMBE CAFE
a.k.a. Kelly’s Cafe
700 Lloyd St Chester 484-483-9903
MONDAY $1.00 Nite
8 to 10 pm
EVERY TUESDAY $2.00
THURSDAY $1.00 Nite
8 to 9 pm
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
HAPPY HOURS
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
B & E’s Tavern
3rd & highland
610 497-5257
MON. - enjoy LOrAIN’S COOKING
TUeS. - enjoy TIShA’S COOKING
ThUrS. - KArAOKe NITe & FOOD
SUNDAy - BreAKFAST
IN The MOrNING
SUNDAy & MONDAy NITe - FOOTBALL
yuengling Beer $2.50 also Wings 50¢
Food ~ Fun ~ Music
and raffle Drawing
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Social Security
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your reports): Equifax, 1-800-525-6285; Trans Union, 1800-680-7289; or Experian, 1-888-397-3742. Review
your credit report for inquiries from companies you have
not contacted, accounts you did not open, and debts on
your accounts you cannot explain; Close any accounts
you know, or believe, have been tampered with or
opened fraudulently; File a report with your local police
or the police in the community where the identity theft
took place; and File a complaint with the Federal Trade
Commission at 1-877-438-4338 (TTY 1-866-653-4261).
Question: I’m retired and the only income I have is
from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Are my
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700 W. 2nd Street, Chester, PA
ABDEL’S BARBER SHOP
Open from 7 to 7 - 7 Days a Week
patrick l. robinson, sr.
aQuestion: What
can I do to protect
myself against
identity theft?
Answer: First,
don’t carry your
Social Security
card in your wallet.
Keep it at home
with your other important papers. Second, avoid giving
out your Social Security number. While many banks,
schools, doctors, landlords, and others
will request your number, it is your decision
whether to provide it. Ask if there is some
other way to identify you in their records. To
report identity theft, fraud, or misuse of your
Social Security number, the Federal Trade
Commission, the nation’s consumer protection
agency, recommends you: Place a fraud alert
on your credit file by contacting one of the following companies (the company you contact is required
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G INN ’ S
Restaurant
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Corner of Rt. 291 & Kerlin Street
610-876-5448 - Bar
610-876-5457 - Kitchen
WE HAVE An ATM INSIDE BAR
yOU MUST ShOW ID WheN
eNTerING GINN’S - NO ID, NO eNTry
NeW POLICy: yOU MUST Be 25 Or OLDer
TO eNTer GINN’S ON ThUrS, FrI, SAT,
& SUN. AFTer 9PM
If you want to have a Birthday Party yOU MUST Be
25 yeArS Or OLDer Or a Club Matinee.
CALL 610-876-3292 LeAVe A MeSSAGe ON
ANSWer MAChINe BLINKy WILL CALL yOU BACK
Monday Night Special BUCKeT OF Beer
5 bottles Corona $14.00
5 bottles of Coors Light $12.00
you must pay $5.00 deposit for bucket
Tuesday Nights ~ $2.00 Tuesday
Wednesday Nights
Buy 1 double shot ~ Get 1 single shot
Thursday Nights ~ Buy 2 double shots
Get 1 single shot
hAPPy hOUr 10 a.m. til 1 p.m. MONDAy thru
FrIDAy - Bottom Shelf $2.00
Domestic Beer $2.00
BIrThDAy PArTy for
Barmaid SheeDAh
Sat., Oct. 6 ~ 9 p.m. until
Big BIrThDAy
PArTy for KeITh
Sat., Oct. 13 ~ 9 pm until
FOr reNT DUPLeX APArTMeNT - 2nd & 3rd FLOOr
5 rOOMS W/KITCheN NeT - heAT & WATer
INCLUDeD NO PeTS - NeAr SChOOLS & BUS STOP
CALL BOB GINN TO See Apt. - 610-876-3292
Our Staff Serving: Ashley, Bebe, Katrice, Rose, Nakia,
Sue, Sheedah, Yolonda, Yvonne
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House DJ: DJ Freeze / Bangout Music
Kitchen Staff Angie, Monte & Juice
Security Staff -Dayton, Jack, Steve,
Devin, Kareem and Durrell
th Street Bar
Manager Blinky
302 W. 5th St. Chester, PA
Chester high School Class of 1971
BreAKFAST MATINee
S AT UR DAY, S E P T E MB E R 29
8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
$10.00 ~ All you Can eat
Fun ~ Music ~ Friends
Monday Nite Football Special
10 Buffalo Wings ~ $4.00
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GIGI!!!
LOVE YOU!!!
PEOPLE’S CHOICE OPeN
531 Avenue of the States
Chester, PA w 484-886-6138
7 DAyS
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FA S H I O N S
CHI LDR EN’ S, WO MEN ’S & ME N’S
CLOTH ES AN D SH OES
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Walk in or Appointments
MORIANNI’S
The Original -- Bar-Hotel-Sandwich Shop
301 W. 3rd St. (3rd & Concord Ave.) ~ Chester, PA
Open Monday thru Saturday 7 a.m. ~ 2 a.m. w Sunday noon to 2 a.m.
610-872-3269
Frank sends a Heartfelt “THANK YOU” to every one who
came out to celebrate with him. Special Thanks to “VAL”
for her hard work and continued support!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 - 3 to 9 p.m.
Big BIrThDAy PArTy for “MONICA”
hAPPy hOUr with VAL Monday through Friday
4 p.m. - 6 p.m. ~ DrINK SPeCIALS $2.00
Start Your Week Off Right .... MONDAy 4-7
KArAOKe with D.j. Kerry ~ jOIN US FOr MONDAy
NIGhT FOOTBALL BUFFeT DUrING hALF TIMe
Grown and Sexy r & B DANCe PArTy
every Friday 9 p.m. until ~ Music by Dj SIDeeN
Kitchen Open 11 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Serving hOAGIeS, rOAST BeeF
-and- MeATBALLS
SMOKING PERMITTED!!
TUESDAY • SEPTEMBER 25, 2012 Evening
7 PM
7:30
8 PM
8:30
ABC Jeopardy!
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9 PM
Answer: No. We count only the wages you earn from
a job or your net profit if you’re self-employed. Nonwork income such as annuities, investment income, interest, capital gains, and other government benefits are not
counted and will not affect your Social Security benefits.
Most pensions will not affect your benefits either. However, your benefit may be affected by a government pension from work on which you did not pay Social Security
tax. For more information, visit our website at www.socialsecurity.gov or call us toll-free at 1-800-772-1213
(TTY 1-800-325-0778).
Question: How do I earn coverage for Social Security?
Answer: You earn Social Security credits, sometimes
referred to as quarters of coverage, when you work and
pay Social Security taxes. The credits are based on the
amount of your earnings. In 2012, you receive one credit
for each $1,130 of earnings, up to the maximum of four
credits per year. Each year, the amount of earnings
needed for a credit goes up slightly as average earnings
levels increase. Generally, a person needs 40 credits to be
eligible for retirement benefits. There are special rules
for the self-employed. Read more about self-employment and Social Security in our online publication, If
You Are Self Employed, at http://socialsecurity.gov/
pubs/10022.html. To learn the amount required for So-
See “Social Security” page 18
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 w Friday 12 noon to 2 a.m.
Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. w Sun. 8 a.m. to midnite
501 e. 7th St.
Chester, PA
610- 872-4230
ThunderVanL.T.D. Chester Chapter presents
Big BIrThDAy BASh for BID DADDy
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 - 9 p.m. until
Beer Guzzling Contest
raffle for 32” Plasma
50/50 ~ Food ~ Fun ~ Karaoke
SATUrDAy, OCTOBer 13 - 6 p.m. until
Big BIrThDAy BASh
Celebrating
hABIBAh’S “45Th” Birthday
Music ~ Food ~ Fun
9:30
10 PM
10:30
11 PM
11:30
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H OMEOWNERS M ORTGAGE A SSISTANCE P ROGRAM
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The Pennsylvania Housing Financing Agency is now accepting applications from struggling homeowners for the newly reinstated Homeowners
Mortgage Assistance Program (HEMAP). Homeowners who are at least
three months delinquent on their mortgage may be eligible for assistance
through HEMAP. Homeowners interested in more information about
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*******
F REE T RANSPORTATION AVAILABLE TO TAKE S ENIORS TO
G ET P HOTO ID FOR V OTING (T RANS M ERCY A MBULANCE )
Seniors can receive free transportation to a PennDot center to obtain
a photo ID for voting. Individuals needing transportation can arrange
to be picked up from a residence or care facility anywhere in
Philadelphia. To schedule an appointment, call 215-464-7775, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. TransMercy Ambulance
also provides emergency and non-emergency ambulance service to
all parts of Philadelphia and surrounding counties. Emergency services are available 24/7 in all weather. Ambulance services accept
Medicare, Medicaid and several insurances.
*******
F RANCISVILLE FARMERS M ARKET
We've MOVED to better serve the neighborhood! This Saturday,
find us at our new location in the BIG triangle at 19th and Parrish
Streets, across the street from the Francisville Playground Recreation Center. Still under the BIG TENT! So come RAIN or
SHINE. The Francisville Farmers' Market is open EVERY Saturday through October 27th from 10:00am to 2:00pm with extended hours every 1st Saturday from 10:00am to 7:00pm.
*******
Z UMBA C LASS
New Jerusalem Baptist Church, 2119 West Diamond Street host a
Zumba Class, every Thursday evening in the Church Fellowship
Hall. Cost $5.00 for church members; $6.00 for non-members.
*******
S ICKLE C ELL WALK /R UN
September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month and the 15th
Annual Walter E. Brandon Sickle Cell Walk/Run is scheduled for
Saturday, September 22 in Fairmount Park across from the Please
Touch Museum. The event is sponsored by the Sickle Cell Disease
Association of American, Philadelphia/Delaware Chapter and AFSCME District Council 33. Registration begins at 7:00 p.m.; Opening
Ceremony 7:15 a.m.; Run begins 8:30 a.m.; Walk begins 8:35 a.m.
Awards and activities 9:30 p.m.
Registration fees: $25.00 Registration fee for all walkers and runners; $10.00 registration fee for children 12 and under. All individuals
with sickle cell disease are free. Register online at www.sicklecelldisorder.com. For information call 215-471-8686 or email
[email protected].
*******
P HILLY J AZZ F EST
The Inaugural Philly Jazz Fest headliner: Pieces of a
Dream “Remembering Grover” on Saturday, September
22, 2012 1pm – 12m at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel Ballroom, 17th and Race Streets
JAM $35, Evening Concert $55 (includes 1 complimentary drink/cocktail at bar “excluding cognac”)
For more information: www,phillyjazzfest.org or 609884-8919
*******
Family Movie Night
Redeemed Christian Church of God New Song Chapel presents
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
“Family Movie Night”. The event will take place at the Redeemed
Christian Church of God New Song Chapel , 66 W. Chelten Avenue
on Saturday, September 22 at 5:00 p.m. “Wounded” and “The Dark
Cloud” are the two short films that will be featured.
*******
P RO -A CT R ECOVERY WALKS
Help mark Recovery Month this September by supporting PRO-ACT’s
Recovery Walks! Join neighbors, friends and family at Penn’s Landing
on Saturday morning, Sept. 22. Walk, celebrate recovery, catch performances by the city’s Recovery Idol finalists, and help show the world
that there is a solution to alcohol and drug problems and that recovery is
worth it. Call 215-345-6644 or visitrecoverywalks.org.
Special guests include YouTube sensation Ted Williams, known as
“The Golden Voice,” Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and other
dignitaries. Registration begins 7 a.m.; 1.75-mile walk starts at 9
a.m.; stage program from 10 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.
*******
N EIGHBORLY N EEDS F UNDRAISER
There will be an Al Ma’un “Neighborly Needs” Fish Fry Fundraiser
on Sunday, September 23, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Bella’s Restaurant,
2159 Ridge Avenue. For information call Bahir at 267-266-1498.
*******
H ANDS FOR P EACE
The Hands for Peace Across Southwest Planning Committee invites you to the premier showing of the video “Choices”. “Choices”
is a tremendously powerful and inspiring 25 minute video that brings
attention to and helps identify some of the core issues contributing
to criminal and violent behaviors. This dynamic video was produced,
directed, filmed, and enacted entirely by grassroots community activist and everyday citizens.
It is important to have concerned citizens such as you, who have
a deep concern about the increase of violence in our community, engaged in the efforts to reduce violent behaviors. We feel that your involvement is critical as we prepare to move forward to design and
implement programs and strategies addressing this issue.
This premier is scheduled on Wednesday, September 26, 6:00
p.m. at the Historic Bartram Gardens located at 54th & Lindbergh
Blvd. Philadelphia, PA. 19143.
For additional information contact Joseph E. Purnell at 215-7247430 or Christine Riddick at 215-724-4012.
*******
G OOD N EWS G OSPEL F INALE
In celebration of Gospel Music Heritage Month, AAMP and Reverend Joe Williams of Mount Airy United Fellowship invite you to a
very special RAAMP It Up. Wednesdays finale. Come hear local
GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
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choirs and musicians pay tribute to Mrs. Linda Timmons and other
legends on Wednesday, September 26 at 5:30 p.m. at the African
American Museum in Philadelphia, 7th & Arch Streets. Admission
is free.
*******
B LACK H OLISTIC H EALERS A SSOCIATION M EETING
Calling all Natural/holistic healers: Join us on Friday, September 28
for the first meeting of The Black Holistic Healers Association. Time
6pm-7pm; Location: Cafe Mills, 6460 Greene St, (Green and Upsal
Streets). For information contact Dr. Faruq Iman (215-473-1040; Sheila
Quarles or Kathy Morris (610-476-1043).
*******
G ET B ACK TO FAMILY L IFE VARIETY S HOW
Get Back to Family Life Variety Show will be held Saturday, September 29, Temple University Main Campus, Howard Gittis Student
Center, 1755 N. 13th Street, Room 200. This is a FREE event!
*Maximum Capacity is 600- First come first served. CONTACT: Lucress Irizarry, Founder/Executive Director. E-mail: [email protected]
- 267-978-5856. Register at www.figfrc.org.
*******
V ICTORY C HORAL E NSEMBLE IN C ONCERT
The Victory Choral Ensemble will be in Concert at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 30 at the New Jerusalem Baptist Church, 2119
Diamond Street. Free Will Offering.
by Judy Renay
Happy Birthday Libra Saturday 9:49am E.S.T
ArIeS - March 21- April 19
Though flashes of intention seem powerful they may
not be trustworthy. Avoid stubborn assertions or radical decisions;
especially in money and investment matters. This is a good time
for romance. Best numbers 7 and 0.
TAUrUS - April 20 - May 20
A co-worker sees you in a new romantic light this
month. Pour energies into improving the money picture. Assertive
tactics win you a needed loan or financial backing. Best numbers 9
and 6.
GeMINI - May 21 - june 21
Your extra enthusiasm and generosity help win hearts
in this highly romantic time. In career matters you have the power
to impress VIP’s in a BIG way. Best numbers 8 and 7.
CANCer - june 22 - july 22
Don’t allow repairs, remodeling, or major changes in
your home life to interfere with peace of mind. A workmate could
confess an attraction to you. Best numbers 0 and 5.
LeO - july 23 - August 22
Now is a good time to travel and reach out to those far
away. On the home, or job front, a new cycle starting suggests you
clear up old tasks, projects, or health matters you’ve put off. Best
numbers 6 and 3.
VIrGO - August 23 - September 22
Financial transactions require an eagle’s eye. Review
bills, loans, and interest rates to avert errors and improve position.
Travel urge is strong; romance with someone from your past could
be the incentive. Best numbers 5 and 7.
LIBrA - September 23 - October 22
You have a well of energy to tap into right now that will
allow you to push harder. Be more assertive and go the extra mile.
Use it wisely. Best numbers 4 and 1.
SCOrPIO - October 23 - November 21
Focus on inner healing and development of hidden potential. Don’t allow erratic co-workers to disrupt your plans with
unexpected demands. Love, romance and, social life brings heart
warming rewards. Best numbers 9 and 8.
SAGITTArIUS - November 22 - Dececember 21
You’ll thrive at handling group functions, social affairs, and reviving past traditions. This month could be magical if
you don’t dwell sentimentally about the one who got away. Best
numbers 1 and 7.
CAPrICOrN -December 22 - january 19
Your intuition’s a powerful tool now; enabling
you to get to the bottom of a situation on the job. This is also a
good time for research on medical matters. Best numbers 3 and 4.
AQUArIUS - january 20 - February 18
Accent is on transforming home, property, and base
of operation through daring new concepts. Humanitarian ideals could lead you astray if you move too quickly. Best
numbers 0 and 6.
PISCeS - February 19 - March 20
You’ll feel a strong drive to improve yourself and
your financial picture through unusual means. Protect records,
credit cards, and credit card numbers as a possible element of deception enters the picture. Best numbers 8 and 2.
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September 21, 2012

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