Minority Voice November 15 -23, 2007 pgs ee's Produce and More of Greenville 4 Hwy, 33( near Old River Road) pie Or blk > al . 7 Foie é ees * - * 7 % te Es Sse i 2 All Sas, 1.00] b-5 lbs ie 8 AS Comty Fd Egos tL 9 wade Weve Vaity Of Fresh Fish - nine tetsu aand get a free raffle ticket!! ‘Comming Soon “Lee's Produce Market - Collards —§ 79 Ib-5 Ib for " ‘0 Thousands March in D.C. to Decry Failure of Justice Department to Prosecute Hate Crimes Date: Monday, November 19, 2007 By: Sherrel Wheeler Stewart, BlackAmericaWeb.com National Action Network leaders say they will prepare a manifesto detailing what black ' America wants the federal government to do about hate crimes and unequal justice, then present itto the U.S. Justice Department as a follow up to Friday’s march in Washington, D.C. SEE REG He ale eee egies Re 219 VS RS ATE Oe Eee Be rE Nearly 30 ,000 people gathered at Freedom Plaza in the march led by the Rev. Al Sharpton of NAN, chanting “No justice, no peace. What _ do we want? Justice. When do we want it? Now!” Civil rights hymns rang out as thousands of men, women, children and elderly made the trek around the U.S, — Department of Justice. — “We're going to keep applying the pressure,” the Rev. DeVes Toon, national field director for NAN, told BlackAmericaWeb.com. “We are in the process of developing the manifesto, and we will request a meeting and ‘present it to the new U.S. attorney general,” Toon said. He estimates that 25,000 to 35,000 were present for the march organized by Sharpton, because of what he calls the neglect of the federal government to protect black people from hate crimes, Among those in the crowd was Marcus Jones, whose son Mychal Bell, is one of the Jena Six. Those young men in rural Louisiana faced felony ECU Ws. TULANE CATCH THE PIRATES IN DOWDY - FICKLEM STADIUM! eth CHADD (AL OHMEEN : SHOU charges after beating a 1 white school mate. The incident in December 2006-came after months of racial tension sparked by the hanging of nooses in August of that year. - Those who hung the nooses were suspended from schdol and algo given in-school suspension. They were not | - charged with state or federal offenses, Also among the crowd was ‘ Debbie Farrow, whose 12- year-old son was killed this summer in West Memphis, Arkansas by police who thought he had a gun. Family members said he had a soda and a bag of chips in his hand. “The federal government — must intervene in these cases,” Sharpton has said. ‘Larry Young, president Fi the Baltimore chapter of National Action Network, said he gathered with 250 people and ~-fode buses to D-€. for ~ Friday’s march. The local NAACP chapter also worked = with them to fill the buses, he said. “It reminded me of the Million Man March,” Young told BlackAmericaWeb.com. “Tt gave me encouragement. But I think we may have to do it again. “This administration is either asleep, stupid or it has ., adopted:a determination of, ryi "beh gnivegtece;” When it comes addressing justice for blacks, he said. You should never have to pay: * for information about financial aid * to apply for federal financial aid (FAFSA) + to receive financial aid For free and accurate information about financial aid, go to CFNC.org or call 866-866-CFNC. Your high school counselor or a college financial aid administrator can also be of real help. Spot, stop, and report suspected scams to the Federal Trade Commission at FTC.gov or call 877-FTC-HELP. A service of the State of North Carolina provided by Pathways, CFL, and NCSEAA © 2007 Pathways, College Foundation, Inc., and State Education Assistance Authority (CFNC) Need College _ Financial Aid Info? Don't Get Hooked by Misleading Financial Aid Offers of North Carolin by Elaine W.Smith ——~ geese Uptown Greenville Holiday ArtWalk & Celebration - Nov. 30 & Dec: 1 ‘ TSSPaS City Tree Lighti i 008 Determined, confident, self-assured, and a relentless never-say- Oy ride hee saiting Creserille Jayoone never drive are all characteristics ascribed to E. D. Arrington by Hn py, Sheppard Memorial Library lawn sererden Recent , 10 am her closest friends. If she had any fears, she didn’t show them. If ie . Covemuny hecaned a et iene ee she had any wounds, she didn’t reveal them. If she had any i — a. ae doubts, she held them close to the vest, giving no one reason to ) , Uptown Holiday ArtWalk _ My computer and began to write everything I could remember about my life [that I would put QUITTING IS NOT AN OPTION” . __.. .___ Minority Voice November 15 -23, 2007 pg? ——— Friday, Nov. 30, 6-9 pm Uptown Greenville Stroll through Uptown Crcenville during 7 ‘ the Holiday ArtWalk. Rajoy art showing, Holiday Celebration in Uptown Greenville businosses, Saturday, following the Parade refreshments and earolers, ' Enjoy dining, shopping and strolling in Uptown Greenville during a Holiday Celebration folfowing the parade. llorsc-drawn wagon rides will be suspect them. So few, not even those closest friends, knew the whole story...until now. | ; Uptown Window Decoration Contest "At first glance, Arrington’s life journey mirrors thousands of e ; a , é . Voting begins Nov. 30, 5 p.m. through Dec. 18, § p.m. , available from 12 2 pm through African Americans raised in the rural South by a loving Vote for your rad Uptown business holiday window. Voters will bo Uptown Greenville; sec Santa ‘at the ‘ A ‘ ’ ? entered into a drawing for gift vcrtiticates from U ptewn Greenville Wooten Gallery at Emerge Gallery & Art nurturing, patient grandmother and a devoted grandfather who ' businesses. Ballots available from the Uptown Greenville offiee Center, enjoy eookies and hot chovolate, (401 8 Evans Street, Suite 101) and Participating businesses. children's activities and more. provided for his family off the meager eamings asa Visit: www.uptowngreenville.com for more information on these and other events. sharecropper, At second glance, Arrington’s life journey mirrors thousands of African Americans who lifted themselves out of Kee poverty to a comfortable middle class existence — an existence that she, throughout her childhood, had seen on a black and white television set that only occasionally spotlighted people with her skin color. But it was enough to ignite her hope, to fuel her inherent drive, and to give reason for a third glance at the road Arrington traveled, Granelle’s Li I ousine ye ice “T was born in Greene County, North Carolina, the fourth of seven children. mother died when I was seven years old -that day I remember clearly. Until his death, my father never publicly acknowledged me as his daughter, though I met him once. I was adopted by my grandparents, Tom and Eva Brown-Arrington, when I was in the fourth or fifth grade — maybe younger. Though the date didn’t matter as long as I could remain with them — not _ shuffled off to a foster home as was strongly urged by a social worker. My grandparents were so giving, so loving, so very committed to me. I never experienced the emotional void of not having biological parents until after they were gone. My grandfather died in-1966. My grandmother died in 1968. That’s when I realized how big this world was. I was fifteen years old and didn’t have a clue how I was going to survive. All I had to draw from was the well of steel determination instilled in me by my grandmother. She was incredible. One of her favorite sayings was; “We've gotta keep moving forward. No matter how, tough times git, .. we've gotta keep moving forward.’ And that’s what I did. It was all I knew how to do. But didn’t know where I was going. I would end up at a place and make the most out of it. Sometimes things worked out. Sometimes they didn’t,” : In 1992, Arrington, a woman, whose worst sick days were battling a week-long bout of the flu, was stricken with a neurological disorder that baffled and continues to baffle doctors, (and she has been treated by the best - Mayo Clinic, Georgetown Hospital, Suburban Hospital, Duke University Medical Center, and the list goes on). If there was a perfect time to give up, life had handed Arrington a good excuse. Blinding nystagmus, an unstable gait, and dizziness forced her to live within the confines of her Silver Spring; Maryland home. — Yet, instead of throwing in the towel, Arrington decided it was time to write. | “I didn’t accept what doctors told me ... that most people they had treated with my condition only got worse, But just in case they might have gotten it right... this time, I wanted to tell my daughter my story in my words. I didn’t want to make my exit leaving her with as many unanswered questions about her parents as I had about mine. So, I moved into my den next to Law FPOLUNGSS s on paper]. , : SSHPROMS#CONCERTS+ CORPORATE EVENTS+ANNIVERSARIESADETIOEMENTSArlINER “Opening my eyes hurt so badly, I cried the entire five-minute stints at the computer, Le us ) ride you in Sty le, omfort Clas } [Constant fatigue required frequent rest periods. ] Because I knew the keyboard as well as the =nt230 NC Highway 33 West, Greenville. NC >: “a” 2 252-752-8985 back of my hand, I wrote with my eyes closed. It took me eight months to fini . } The Road We Traveled, {I only shared it with family. E t Idiscovered ‘writing °<* transported me to another world. A world where I wasn't sick. A world where I could run, jump, and dance. And I wanted to go back to that world. Since there was nothing more to write about me, I made up a story, and another story, and another story.” ( ROIS ate es Oe, A a ieee ecy me = Pie pa pine ees Sad et Pai Seay ae he ee Arrington did more than make up stories. She wrote book-length sagas. In 2000, she moved back to her roots — Wilson, North Carolina, not far from her birthplace. In 2004, Arrington published her first novel, Stay The Course, to an overwhelming positive response. In March — 2006, Arrington released her second novel, On The Edge, and Words Of Comfort, her first collection of poems and inspirational writings. I didn’t have to ask Arrington how she managed to chronicle three different genres of books while living with her ailment, because I am not just her publicist. I am one of those close friends who witnessed firsthand, more than thirty years ago, the determined, confident, self-assured, young woman with unrelenting never-say-never drive, Tagaght “We gotta keep moving forward... I can’t count the number of times in my adult life I heard - my grandmother (“Ma”) whisper those words to me,” Arrington said, “and each time I was — inspired to try a little harder, Once I told my best friend that I wanted my gravestone to-read: ‘Ethel Made The Most Out Of Every Day. She Loved To Live And She Lived To Wate. “You see, for me, quitting is not an option.” To read more about Arrington and her books, visit www.authorhouse;com. . 7. err rm ae Pe | Liat Life # Propertye Autoe / Your North Carolina’s Touchstone Energy cooperatives are not only dedicated to delivering safe, reliable energy, but to conserving it, Join us by choosing Energy Star tated appliances. And try our easy-to-use onlite-fearures that evaluate your” energy use and suggest ways to conserve. As a member of your community, we are committed to being a friend to the environment. North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives Your Touchstone Energy” Cooperatives www.ncelectriccooperatives.com bo Minority Voice November 15 - 23, 2007 pgl0 son, Christopher. She public hearings on the State Plan for Career and Technical Education for 2008-2013, The purpose of these hearings is to provide an opportunity for interested citizens to express their views on (a) the goals reflected in the state plan; (b) the program to be. offered in the plan; (c) the allocation of responsibility for programs to be offered in the various levels of education and institutions; (d) the processes for transactions to fully comply with the Perkins Act of 2006 and the allocation of local, state, and federal resources to meet these goals. The hearings are scheduled to be held on the following dates, time and locations: November 28 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Foundation Center | Randolph Community College Asheboro, NC 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Western Regional Service Alliancq (WRESA) Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College Enka Campus Enka, NC November 29 ot : . . 4:00 p.m. — 7:00 p.m. J. H. Rose High School | 600 W. Arlington Blvd Greenville NC Performing Arts Center Auditorium Those who wish to present statements at the hearings concerning the FY 2008-2013 State Career and Technical Education Plan should notify Rebecca Payne, at the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, 6341 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC, 27699- 6341, rpayne@dpi.state.nc.us or 919-807-3818, The notification td present must be received by 5 p.m. November 26, 2007. Five minutes for each presentation will be allowed; however, the hearing officer may grant more time if the situation and attendance warrant more time. A written or typed copy of each person's remarks must be submitted to the hearing officer. Presentations and remarks may be electronically recorded. Anyone unable to attend the public hearitigs inay submit a written’ h statement to Rebecca Payne at the address above. Mailed statements must be received no later than 5 p.m. November 30, 2007. Responses to all comments, presentations and statements will appear in the FY 2008-2013 State Plan for Career and Technical Education pursuant to Section 122 a(3) of the Carl D, Perkins Act of 2006. For additional information or a copy of the latest version of the State Plan contact Ted W. Summey, Program Director for CTE Support Services, NC Department of Public Instruction CTE Division, 6359 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-6359, tsummey@dpi.state.nc.us or 919-807-3870, Ate Rance tee | are highly regarded around the . . health industries, Gwen ; sah : ¢£ : ; believes that her faith in God-— state for their mental health Consider the vi we ibang _ has led her to some of the experience and expertise. If Possibilities difficult time eekin sas ; best people, peace and —- you missed it, shame on you! - hers rtunities tos : : receiving ee 1 benineea, Gwen is “ So, what about Gwen’s a specially thankful forher © _fantasy of meeting Mr. Right? 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P Under power of Execution issued by the Pitt County Tax Collector on the , 25th day of October, 2007:and directed to the Sheriff of Pitt County: for service, I will.on November 13, 2007, at 10:00 a.m., at the Pitt County Detention Center, 124 New Hope Road, Greenville, NC, sell, at public auction to the last and highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said Execution, all right, title, and interest the defendants have in and to the below listed property which was seized pursuant to the Execution, 1977 Ford ‘1 Ton Flatbed Truck 10 Foot Steel Trailer 1981 Ford Pickup Truck ‘ 20 Foot Steel Trailer Kawasaki Bayou ATV 4 Wheeler 5 Foot Box Blade John Deere 4300 Tractor with Loader 6 Foot Land Rake Massey Ferguson 135 Diesel Tractor 5 Foot Thatcherizer Clark Gasoline Fork Lift PTO Driven Hole Digger Large Steel Tandem Axle Trailer PTO Driven Sickle Mower This property sold subject to all prior liens and encumbrances, Property sold as is, where is. No warranty expressed, implied, or given. Property to be removed the day of the sale unless other arrangements are made. Any questions, call Sgt. Alton Crandall at (252) 902-2715 between hours of 7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. This the Ist day of November, 2007,.Mac B. Manning, Sheriff of Pitt County, By: Sgt, Alton Crandall, Deputy Willie Hyman, Civil Enforcement Unit, Pitt County Sheriff's Office. Funds Available: Community Housing Development Organization The Pitt County HOME Consortium announces the availability of funds for non-profit agencies interested in becoming certified Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDO), Interested non-profit agencies are required to attend a mandatory pre-application workshop on Tuesday, November 13, 2007 at 2:00 pm; The meeting will be in Greenville City Hall, 200 W. Sth Street, on the 3rd floor in the gallery, The funding cycle begins July 1, 2008, For additional information, contact Karen Gilkey, HOME Coordinator, City of Greenville Community, Development Department, Municipal Building, 201 West Fifth Street, 3rd Floor, or call (252) 329-4505. Lee a! Planning staff will hold an orientation session for the Pitt County Planning Board on Tuesday, November 20th at 4:00 p.m. in the 2nd Floor Commissioners Auditorium located at the County Administrative Building at 1717 West Fifth Street. The primary | Call us if you need someone to collect your rent and manage | your property. Several nice building lots.... We handle Conv., HUD, VA, FHA Financing Realtor. Notary Public, Accounting (252) 757+ 1692 or (252) 757-1162 Fax Number (252) 757-0018 CATCH THE Pp ' Hemby-Witloughby Mortuary, inc. Mutts-Witioughby Funeral Home, inc. 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This meeting will also serve as.a preview session for the November 20th Planning Board meeting, ; Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, the regularly scheduled Planning Board meeting for Wednesday, November 21st has been rescheduled for Tuesday, November 20th at 5:30 p.m.. The meeting will be held in the 2nd Floor Commissioners Auditorium located at the County Administrative Building at 1717 West Fifth Street. Flu Shots Available for Adults and Children The Pitt County Health Department provides flu shots Monday ~ Friday from 8:00 a.m, - 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m, - 4:00 p.m. (Exception: The Health Department will be closed Monday, November 12th and Thursday and Friday, November 22nd and 23rd.) The Health Department will accept Medicare Part B and the State Employees and Teachers Plan insurance as payment. Insurance card must be presented at time of vaccination. For all other individuals, there is a $20.00 charge for the flu vaccine. No appointment is needed. For more information, contact the, Pitt County Health Department at (252) 902-2305, | Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) The Pitt County Department of Socil Services will begin taking applications for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program, Monday through Friday, November 5, 2007, through November 16, 2007 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at its offices located at 1717 W. Sth Stréet in Greenville, NC. A will also be taken by The Pitt County Council on Aging located at 1717 West Sth Street, Greenville, NC, Philippi Church of Christ located at 3760 Philippi Drive Greenville, NC, and Sycamore Hill Missionary Baptist Church located at 1001 Hooker Road, Greenville, NC, Applications at these locations will be taken during theit regular office hours. This program js intended to help low income households with heating costs, Checks will be issued in February, 2008 to eligible households, Fog questions please call (252) 902-1071. Please note: All Pitt County Offices will be closed November 12, 2007 in Under power of Execution issued by the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt County on October 10th, 2007 and directed to the Sheriff of Pitt County, we will on December 7, 2007, at 10:00 a.m,, at the Pitt County Sheriff Storage Lot, 124 New Hope Rd. (behi the Detention Center), Greenville, NC, sell, at public auction to the last and highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said Execution, all right, title, and interest the defendant has in and to the below listed property which was seized pursuant to the Execution. A 1992 Oldsmobile 4S Vin # 1G3HN53LXNH318255 BPS vn 20 This property sold subject to all prior liens and encumbrances. Property sold as is, where is, No warranty expressed, implied, or given, Property to be removed the day of the sale unless other arrangements are made. Arty questions, call Deputy Frank Stewart at (252) 902-2716 between hours of 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. This the 7th day of November, 2007, Mac E, Manning, Sheriff of Pitt County, ne Notice of Intent The Pitt County Board of Commissioners hereby provides a 10 day notice of its intention to adopt a resolution to implement the 1/4 % sales tax as approved by the voters on November 6, 2007, This resolution will be considered on Monday, November 19, 2007 at 6 pm. This, tax will be effective April 1, 2008. This local option sales tax was authorized by the State of North Carolina in the State Budget Act of 2007. A copy of the resolution will be located in the office of the Clerk to the Board for review located at 1717 W. Sth Street, Greenville, NC. Boards and Committees The Greenville Planning & Zoning Board is in need of interested applicants, This Board regulates land development in the City of Greenville and in Greenyille’s extraterritorial jurisdiction. They meet the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Council Chambers on the 3rd floor (City of Greenville). The Greenville Board of Adjustment is in need of an alternate member from the ET! area to represent the County and two regular members. This Board hears and decides appeals concerning zoning issues, application for special use permits and request for variances. They meet the 4th Thursday of each month (excluding Nov/ Deo) .at.7:00 p.m, in the Council Chambers on the 3rd floor (City of Greenville). ; Adopt “Ashby” Today! Our hours are: Monday through Friday, 1 p.m. to 6 pam. and Saturday, 11 a.m. t | pam. Dogs and cats 4 months of age and older are now $60 for dogs, $45 for cats. This includes spaying/neutering and a |- year information, pleese call the Pitt County Animal Shelter at (282) 902-1728, SONS ravis a! 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