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BRINGING GOOD NEWS TO THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1945

OPINION
SW Block Parties Temporarily Curtailed
PAGE 2
NJ Passes Gun Controls – Why Not PA
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COMMUNITY
Storm water Community Meeting – June 25
PAGE 4
Mentors support rising teen Queens
PAGE 6
Sen. Williams Sponsor Gun Buyback
– June 30
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COMING UP &
BULLETIN BOARD
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CASH
FOR CARS & TRUCKS
Men at Prayer on Fathers’ Day
Monthly gatherings at The Common Place lift up today’s many concerns
up to $1,000 A group of Southwest men who come together monthly at The Common Place, 58th St. and Chester Ave. for breakfast, prayer, bible study, and discussion.
Gatherings are open and men of all ages are welcome.

T
Cars or Trucks hey gather every third Saturday the community center located at 58th Christian Fellowship on Grays Avenue
With/ Without Title morning for prayer, bible study Street and Chester Avenue, and at 8:30 and the Rev. Christopher J. Holland
Bad Engines or and discussion of the concerns a.m., preceding the spiritual portion, II, pastor of New Spirit Community
Bad Transmissions that modern men have in their respec- the men enjoy what some might define Church which shares the premises
tive roles as fathers, sons, uncles, broth- as a “good ol’ Southern breakfast.”
up to $500 ers, and workers (or retirees). Their The meetings are led jointly by the MEN AT PRAYER
Cars or Trucks meeting place is The Common Place, Rev. Cean James, pastor of Grace CONTINUES ON PAGE 12

Any Condition

215-669-1000
John Heinz Wildlife Refuge Summer Solstice Festival
215-669-1000
CallCall 5:00 – 9:00 p.m. June 23 8601 Lindbergh Blvd. Music, Movie, Hikes, Kayaking & more. @HeinzRefuge or @friendsofheinz
2 Southwest Globe Times Newspaper
SW Block Parties Temporarily Curtailed
Dear Fellow Southwest Residents,
A
s you may be aware, a number
of block party requests (in-
cluding mine) were recently
denied based on the recommenda-
tion of 12th Police District Captain
Deshawn Beaufort. It is my under-
standing that the reason for this
action was the increase in violence
within the 12th District this year.
Specifically, it related to the level of
gun violence in Southwest which
sadly has made this district the high-
est in the entire city so far this year,
according to internal Police data.
NJ Approves New Gun Controls – Why is PA So Far Behind?
J ust across the Delaware River,
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil
Murphy signed into law six new
gun control measures on Wednesday,
June 6, 2018, to make that state a
national leader in tightening firearm
standards.
The NJ laws vary but the most
significant reduce the legal capacity of
gun magazines from 15 rounds to 10
rounds (A-2761) and make it easier
for law enforcement to seize guns
from people deemed to pose a threat
(A-1181). Together, the six represent
a largely Democratic response to a
string of high-profile mass shootings
that have rattled America in recent
years.
Murphy commented during the
signing ceremony, “[We] share the
simple belief that smart, comprehen-
sive and common-sense gun safety
laws will do much more to keep our
communities safe than the guns-on-
..common-sense gun safety laws will
do much more to keep our communities safe…
Residents of our community must
find this unacceptable and should
take it personally!
One way persons living and
working in our neighborhoods can
respond effectively is to be proactive
about reporting crime when violence
does take place.
As of now, block party permits
have to be submitted to the 12th
Police District before they can be
approved. We have to accept that the
authorities cannot allow parties to
take place when we as a community
allow the loss of life and drug trans-
actions to occur – to some degree
every-street-corner and guns-in-
every-classroom thinking of the gun
lobby.”
Statistics that are now a decade old
indicated that a high percentage of
guns involved in crimes in New Jer-
sey, New York, Maryland, and Dela-
ware were bought in Pennsylvania
aided by our refusal to speak up and
failure to give police vital informa-
tion even when it affects those close
to us.
Please note before submitting your
application, Block Party Permit Fees
are non-refundable! As we move
forward during the course of the
summer through early fall, all block
parties will have to be personally ap-
proved by The Police Captain before
they are allowed to happen. It is his
responsibility to ensure that each
and every resident of the 12th Dis-
trict Southwest Philadelphia com-
munity is kept safe and this is what
– to our great shame. Gov. Murphy is
also joining with six other states and
Puerto Rico to identify and publicize
the source of guns purchased else-
where and used in crimes in New
Jersey.
Predictably, the Association of New
Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs with the
help of the National Rifle Association
(NRA) has filed a federal lawsuit to
overturn the limit on magazine ca-
pacities on the basis that it is uncon-
stitutional and anyway, according to
their skewed thinking, crooks won’t
observe the law.
In addition to the laws cited above
the new regulations signed by Mur-
phy do the following: A-1217: Allows
police officers or household members
to petition authorities to seize weap-
ons under an “extreme risk protective
order;” A-2757: Requires back-
ground checks for private gun sales;
A-2758: Creates stricter standards
June 22, 2018
he intends to do!
Respectfully,
Mark Harrell, MHS
Publisher, Southwest Globe Times
for concealed carry permits, and
A-2759: Adopts the federal definition
of “armor-piercing ammunition” into
state law.
The Republican Chair of the PA
House Judiciary Committee, Rep.
Ron Marsico of Lower Paxon Town-
ship near Harrisburg is respon-
sible for blocking several dozen gun
control bills and overtures proposed
mostly be Democratic representa-
tives. Although it is understood he
will be retiring from the House after
this term, why not call Rep. Marsico
him now and let him know you want
meaningful gun registration laws and
a ban on assault weapons. His office
number is (717) 652-3721.
E. L.Behr
The author of the story from which
this article was excerpted was Nicho-
las Pugliese writing for The Record in
Trenton NJ
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Grand Opening – New Heinz Refuge Nature Exhibit
JUNE 30
H
ave you ever wondered about
what the extraordinary natu-
ral environment of Lower
Eastwick was like before the arrival
of European settlers? It was a great
wetland marsh stretching for 6,000
acres between the Schuylkill River
and Darby Creek, abounding in fish,
animal wildlife, birds, native plants,
and trees! It was unique on the East-
ern Coast of America and the happy
fishing and hunting grounds of the
original Lenape Indians that used it.
That amazing natural area and its
inhabitants will be celebrated Satur-
day, June 23, with the grand open-
ing of the new Exhibit Area in the
Cusano Center for Environmental
Education at the John Heinz Na-
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tional Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum.
The official ribbon cutting will take
place at 1:00 p.m. at the center, but
there will be events and activities
for the whole family from 11:00
a.m. to 3:00 p.m. – archery, trolley
tours, bird walks, and more.
Heinz, the only urban national
wildlife refuge, comprises 1000
acres of woods, ponds, meadow,
walking trails and the remaining
200 acres of wetland marsh. It is
protected and developed by the
U.S Fish and Wildlife Service and
supported by such active volunteer
organizations as Friends of Heinz
Refuge and the Eastwick Friends
and Neighbors Coalition.
Heinz is located at 8601 Lindbergh
Blvd. and can be reached via SEPTA
routes 37, 108, and 115. For more
information, call 215-365-3118 or
visit johnheinznwr@fws.gov.
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Free PhillyCam Media Workshop
– Southwest CDC
Using Media to Get Your Message Out
JUNE 26
SIGN UP NOW
FOR
F
or our newest generations, communication is
virtually an obsession, with so many means PHLpreK
available. To foster this passion for connec-
tions, PhillyCAM will hold a free, one-evening
workshop “Community Connections Media Making FREE, QUALITY PRE-K
Meetup” to teach Southwest residents how to project
messages beyond their immediate neighborhood. STARTS IN SEPTEMBER.
The “Meetup,” free and open to the public, will be
held at Southwest CDC, 6328 Paschall Avenue on PHILADELPHIA’S FREE PRE-K
Tuesday evening, June 26 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. HELPS CHILDREN SUCCEED.
Attendance at the meeting is free, but registration DON’T WAIT!
is requested by going to PhillyCAM’s Facebook page, SEATS ARE FILLING UP FAST!!
www.facebook/phillycam and scrolling down to and TO ENROLL:
clicking “coming” the interest box to the right of the A typical Free PhillyCam Media workshop where attendees are • CHILDREN MUST BE 3 OR 4
event box “Media Meetup SW Philly”. Light refresh- learning how to make and disseminate video and audio message to YEARS OLD BY SEPTEMBER.
ments will be provided. large audiences. The next PhillyCam workshop is at Southwest CDC,
• FAMILIES MUST LIVE IN
June 26
On hand for the session will be the PhillyCAM PHILADELPHIA.
mobile media studio and its experienced media their own TV or radio show,” explained PhillyCAM • NO INCOME OR
The Cusano Environmental Education Center at the John Heinz Refuge at 8601 Lindbergh Blvd. Cusano
makers. These staff members will offer tips on how Executive Director Gretjen Clausing. “We feel it is
EMPLOYMENT
will host the grand opening of its new nature exhibit area on Saturday, June 30. to make video and audio pieces centered upon what important to take our story to the people and to offer
is going on in one’s life, neighborhood and commu- them a forum to share their stories.” REQUIREMENT
nity. The instruction will also cover accessing and PhillyCAM is a community media center that
Kathy Levin Insurance ●
using the appropriate social media and other techni- promotes creativity, democratic values, and civic
cal aspects of communication. participation and advocates for and facilitates public
● “These hands-on media events are an opportu- discussion on these key issues. PhillyCAM operates
nity for residents in the Southwest neighborhoods the City’s Xfinity 66/966 and Verizon 29/30 channels
and FM radio station WPPM 106.5 FM.
215-365-4008
city-wide audience as well as for Philadelphians to Information for this article was provided by Debbie
learn how to get involved with PhillyCAM to make Fleischman of Fleischman Public Relations.
QUOTE HOT LINE SW Community Meeting on
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s State and Service Fee Apply interested residents and business owners to a and return some of it to the local water table. These up n
Southwest community meeting on the status methods have been shown to enhance the health ow
of stormwater management projects it has in plan- and growth of trees and plant life in the community for
ning for the Southwest. The gathering will take place as well as reduce risks of flooding and pressure on
on Monday evening, June 25, beginning at 6:30 p.m. the city’s “combined sewer system.” Philadelphia’s
in the assembly room at The Common Place at the
corner of 58th Street and Chester Avenue (entrance SW COMMUNITY MEETING Education is our Motivation K-12th Grade
off 58th Street). CONTINUES ON PAGE 7
6 Southwest Globe Times Newspaper
Queens on the Rise – Mentoring Young Women
Q ueens on the Rise is a new
Philadelphia-based non-profit
organization geared to the sup-
port of young ladies in the community
and helping them reach their maxi-
mum potential. It was started in 2017
by Tymeya Thompson, a graduate of
Lincoln University.
This Queens program aids girls ages
11-18 with all aspects of life. Each girl
has her own mentor who helps with
personal coaching, counseling, school
work, extracurricular activities, col-
lege entrance preparation and career
planning.
The organization also schedules
events that include forums on key
topics like human trafficking, bowling
trips, museum visits, and college tours.
For instance, the organization is taking
COMMUNITY NEWS
their Queens on a tour of historically
Black colleges and Universities (HB-
CU’s) this month.
The mentors are all young motivated
and college-educated women who
share a commitment to strengthen the
resiliency and confidence in others.
Queens on the Rise is determined to
help build community starting with a
vital life component, the future. If any-
one is interested in becoming a mentor
or may know a potential queen who
would benefit from this program, con-
tact Ms. Thompson @ tymeyathomp-
son@yahoo.com.
In addition, for anyone who would
like to help cover the program costs,
particularly the college tour program,
the GoFundMe link is: www.gofund-
me.com/queens-on-the-rise-hbcu-tour
June 22, 2018 June 22, 2018
SW COMMUNITY MEETING
CONTINUES FROM PAGE 5
combined system which collects not
only rainwater by sewage as well was
a breakthrough when it began to be
constructed in the 1800’s but is now
inadequate for our 21st century needs.
Since 2011, when the Green City,
Clean Waters program began, PWD
and private developers have added
over 1,199 green stormwater tools in
the city’s landscape.*
The preliminary planning map
of Southwest circulated in advance
of meeting indicates there are five
clusters of such stormwater manage-
ment tools in the offing, each with four
Young Philadelphia Queens of the Rise with their mentors on a college visit. Mentors also provide personal
coaching, counseling, and school work guidance, and help with career planning.
Typical of PWD greening projects is the rain garden catchment area incorporated into the new playground
at Patterson Elementary School at Buist Ave. and 70th St., as pictured at the playground dedication March
2, 2018.
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or five different small projects: (1)
Along Springfield Avenue from 52nd
to 54th Streets; (2) Along Kingsessing
Avenue from Cemetery Avenue to 61st
Street; (3) and (4) around both the
Kingsessing and Francis Myers Rec-
reation Centers; and (5) on Greenway
Avenue from 52nd to 58th Streets.
For more information, join your
neighbors at the June 25 meeting and/
or check out the PWD brochure: www.
phillywatersheds.org/what_were_do-
ing/documents_and_data/cso_long_
term_control_plan or visit www.
phillywatersheds.org
* PWD brochure Green City, Clean
Waters, Philadelphia PA, 2018
8 Southwest Globe Times Newspaper
Meet David Reeder - New Administrator at Southwest CDC
D
avid Reeder has joined the
Southwest Community Develop-
ment Corp. as an Administrative
Assistant. Currently, he is focused on a
wide range of duties for the Southwest
Globe Times Newspaper which is owned
and operated by Southwest CDC.
Born and raised in the Mt. Airy sec-
tion of Philadelphia, David currently
serves in PowerCorpsPHL, a workforce
development program created by the
national service agency, AmeriCorps.
“Working with PowerCorpsPHL, I was
able to obtain two certifications from the
US Occupational Safety and Health Ad-
ministration (OSHA), one in agriculture
the other in construction,” the person-
able Reeder confided. “I also completed
formal training in several other interest-
ing side disciplines like tree care and
painting.
“I have always had a desired to give
back to the community in ways that will
have a positive impact, for instance pro-
Annual Kerry Pacifico Awards to
100 Local High School Seniors
Kerry T. Pacifico (center with large check) and representatives of more than 100 high school seniors
from 26 local schools who received this year’s scholarships in his name. The award ceremony took
place May 31 at Pacifico Ford on Essington Avenue and was attended by over 300 students and family
members.
The current year awards totaled $152,000 and brings to a grand total of $2.1 million in
scholarships granted by the Kerry T Pacifico Foundation over the past 54 years! The scholarship
program is a result of Kerry Pacifico’s personal determination to help Philadelphia students succeed in
their pursuit of higher education.
Information for this article was kindly provided by Jamie Shore who can be reached at intern@
adagp.com
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viding a strong role model for younger
people.” Those aspirations fitted in
perfectly with PowerCorpsPHL and
through his counselor there he was put
in contact with Southwest CDC – and
the Globe Times. At the paper, David is
using both his organizational skills and
his outgoing personality to coordinate
advertising and schedule and participate
in interviews for news articles.
“I’m excited about the opportunity to
make our neighborhood a better place
through the CDC and its newspaper
and at the same time to further my own
prospects, he summarized.
David is in the progress of completing
his course work in Criminal Justice with
a minor in Sociology at the Community
College of Philadelphia. He expects to
graduate in December 2018. “After I
complete my Associate Degree, I plan
to continue studies toward a bachelor‘s
degree in Criminal Justice at Temple
University. My long-term academic goal
June 22, 2018 June 22, 2018 Southwest Globe Times Newspaper 9
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ADVISORY SUB-COMMITTEE
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WANTED: BLOCK CAPTAINS
Division of Housing & Community Development If you’re interested in having your block represented or need information about hosting a block
1234 Market St., 17th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107 party or block clean up, contact Mark Harrell, NAC Coordinator at 215-729-0804. Many block
An outdoors type of city dweller, David Reeder Tel: 215-686-9749 TDD: 215-686-9803 info.dhcd@phila.gov captains in Southwest distribute the Globe Times Newspaper to their neighbors, bringing them
has joined Southwest CDC as an Administrative the good news of the community and what’s happening in the community calendar. Also, if you
Assistant helping with the Globe Times newspaper. Jamal Griffin It is the policy of the City of Philadelphia to provide services without re- are a current block captain, please be advised that the Southwest Block Captain’s Association is
Travel Benefits Consultant gard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, having AIDS or being currently being organized to bring additional training and resources to you and the residents of
is to attend law school and become a perceived to have AIDS, national origin, ancestry, familial status, physical
lawyer.” 215-240-4905 handicap or age.
your blocks. Please make sure that your current mailing address, phone number and email ad-
dress is registered with Community Relations Officer Arnold Mitchell by calling him at 215 686-
David can be reached at the offices of Sponsor ID: 85790 3122 or emailing him at arnold.mitchell@phila.gov.
Southwest CDC at 6328 Paschall Av- Web: www.paid2save.com/ SWCDC’s Neighborhood Advisory Committees (NACs) Program offers com-
xpect2save CENTRAL SOUTHWEST DRUG FREE COALITION
enue, by phone at 215-727-7777 or via munity-based nonprofit organizations the opportunity to lead and engage
Affiliate Opportunity residents in eligible neighborhoods in activities that support the City’s core The Central Southwest Drug Free Coalition (CSWDFC) is looking for youth under the age of 18
email at david@southwestcdc.org and parents to be a part of a coalition to address youth substance abuse and use in zip code
objectives, including:
19142. The Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America’s (CADCA) helps coalitions build their
What Do
▪ Promoting neighborhood sustainability through programs addressing
homelessness prevention, energy conservation education, housing preser-
capacity to foster youth leadership. Coalitions learn to build, apply and evaluate strategies to
address community problems. Through a combination of education, collaboration, training and
You Do If You Hear the
vation, neighborhood safety, and health and wellness
▪ Utilizing referral services for available housing counseling, workforce
practical application, young people and adults learn to carry out strategic action plans to help
their coalitions become more effective in producing community change.
Community Alert Sirens? development and economic opportunities
▪ Cultivating youth mentoring and civic engagement The youth will receive training from the National Youth Leadership Initiative (NYLI). The NYLI’s
The following information regarding the Community Alert Siren System is intended for
▪ Ensuring resident participation in City planning/development initiatives motto is “youth led, adult guided.” In keeping with the motto, the NYLI cultivates an environ-
residences and businesses in South and Southwest Philadelphia nearest the refinery to advise
everyone what to do when the sirens sound. ment of forward-moving, progressive way of thinking that places young people in a position to
The sirens are tested on the first Saturday of each month at noon for 30 seconds. In the event NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY SUB-COMMITTEE (NAS) lead with adult guidance. The youth will also have an opportunity to network with other youth in
of a real emergency, the sirens sound continuously for three minutes. Residents are advised to follow
Shelter-In-Place advisories whenever the sirens sound. The NAS is made up of ‘Elected Residents” of Southwest Philadelphia who this city and across the country that are doing similar activities in their own communities. If inter-
The Shelter-In-Place information below will guide you and your family about what precautions to take work with SWCDC to promote the programs of the CDC/ NAC and the Divi- ested, please contact: Mark Harrell, NAC Coordinator a.s.a.p. at 215-729-0804 or by email:
in the unlikely event of a release from the refining complex or from a rail or truck accident anywhere in
the community. We hope that you will find the information useful and that you will share it with your sion of Housing and Community Development in the Southwest communi- mark@southwestcdc.org.
family, friends and neighbors. ty, to plan and execute “Service Area Briefings” (workshops), and to assist
with special events to benefit the neighborhood. NAS members serve for 2 HOUSING COUNSELING: HELP IS A PHONE CALL AWAY
SHELTER-IN-PLACE Emergency,
If the Community Alert Siren System Signals an
Follow 6 Simple Steps to Safety
years. The NAC program is one of several programs of SWCDC. Our qualified housing counselors are ready and available at Southwest CDC to assist with housing
1 Do not panic, go inside immediately. Community Siren Locations
Pepper Middle School, 82nd & Lyons Ave.
needs. Want to buy your first home? Need to clear up past credit problems? Don’t know what
2 Close all doors and windows. Eastwick Library, Island Ave. & Lindbergh Blvd.
Finnegan's Playground, 70th & Grovers Ave.
HOME REPAIR kinds of financial assistance can benefit you? Behind in your real estate taxes? Or, are you facing
3 Turn off ventilation system. Connell Park, 65th & Grays Ave.
Bartram's Village, 56th & Lindbergh Blvd.
Adaptive Modifications Program, Basic Systems Repair Program, Heater foreclosure? The victim of predatory lending? Need help applying for Homestead Exemption or
4 Go to an easily sealed room and stay.
Recreation Center, 48th & Woodland Ave.
Fire House, 32nd & Grays Ferry Ave. Hotline, Home Improvement Loans, Senior Housing Assistance Repair Pro- the Long–time Owner Occupant Program (LOOP)? Or Senior Tax Freeze? Call Southwest CDC
5 Tune radio to KYW 1060 (AM).
JFK Annex, 25th & Morris Street
Passyunk Library, 20th & Shunk Street gram (SHARP), Weatherization Assistance Program Housing: 215-729-0800. Sessions are free, individual, and confidential.
FDR Park, 20th & Pattison Ave.
6 Wait for the “All Clear” broadcast. PES Refining Complex, 28th & Passyunk Ave.
HOUSING FULL EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Sign Up Now for Emergency Alerts from ReadyPhiladelphia Mortgage and Tax Foreclosure Prevention, Personal Credit Repair and In our Job Center, Southwest CDC employment advisors provide access to myPlace, JobGateway,
The Philadelphia Office of Emergency ReadyPhiladelphia can send alerts to multiple devices: your home phone, Credit Maintenance, Money Management Through Budgeting, Rights and and CareerLink services, one-on-one job counseling, resume and cover letter creation, interview
Management is changing to a new system business phone, smart phones, and other mobile devices. You can sign up to
that provides you with the emergency text get alerts by Text, Emails,Voice messages and by Mobile app with push no- Responsibilities of Homeowners, The Mortgage Application and Purchase preparation and job search workshops. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Info: 215-729-0800. Our computer
and email alert system. One big change you tifications. You can get alerts for up to 5 addresses, such as home, work, and
will see is our new name ReadyPhiladelphia. schools in Philadelphia, that are important locations to you. Process, Financial Assistance Programs, Real Estate Tax Issues, Fair Housing center affords prompt internet access and word processing.
If you previously signed up for ReadyNotifyPA, you will need to create a new
account in ReadyPhiladelphia by July 31, 2015 to continue receiving alerts.
Sign up @ www.phila.gov/ready. Click on the “ReadyPhiladelphia: Sign
Rights, Tenant/Landlord Issues, Reverse Mortgage Information
With ReadyPhiladelphia, you can sign up to get alerts about severe weather
Up for Emergency Alerts” logo.
EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT PROGRAM (EITC)
and other local emergencies. Some alerts may include evacuation and
shelter-in-place instructions, evacuation shelter locations, and other
The Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management looks forward to
providing these alerts to you with a new and better emergency alert system. NEIGHBORHOOD ENERGY CENTER What is EITC? Did you know that the IRS has a program that could give you extra money back on
important information. You can also sign up for alerts specifically about
the PES Refining Complex. The City’s efforts to keep residents in their homes by lowering utility bills your income taxes? The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is helpful for working people with low
extend beyond physical improvements to homes and apartments. DHCD to-moderate income. If your income in 2017 will be $53,930 or less, you could be eligible. Mil-
For recorded updates regarding facility operations, please call the PES Community Information Hotline: 215-339-7300 supports the Energy Coordinating Agency’s (ECA) Neighborhood Energy
If you see, hear or smell something you think is coming from the refinery, contact the PES Communications Center: 215-339-2286
Center at SWCDC, through which residents can complete applications to ♦ Next SW RCO Zoning Mtg: Mon. June 9, 6:00 p.m. 12th Police Dist. 6448 Woodland Ave
seek bill payment assistance, learn how to conserve water, gas and elec-
♦ SAVE THE DATE Sat/ Sept. 8, SOUTHWEST PRIDE DAY FESTIVAL & PARADE
tricity, and obtain energy counseling.
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Sen. Anthony Williams Spearheads Gun Buyback

tial gift card amounts will provide a

Mission ♦ Intellectual/Disabilities JUNE 30 real incentive to getting weapons off

the streets and out of local homes with
♦ Home & Habilitation Services
S
children, the elderly and other vul-
Eastwick’s mission is to provide services for tate Senator Anthony H. Wil- nerable residents.” The two incentive
individuals in a safe environment, allow
them to direct their own services, and re-
♦ Companion Services liams in partnership with State awards are $200 gift cards generously
Rep. Joanna McClinton, City offered by VISA, Sporting Goods and
spect their values to help them improve ♦ Supported Employment Councilman Kenyatta Johnson, the Fresh Grocer gifts cards handguns and
their quality of life.
♦ Respite 12th and 18th Police Districts and
community-minded companies and
assault rifles and $100 gift card for
traditional rifles and shotguns.
About Us ♦ Adult Residential Homes organizations are sponsoring a “no The community partners in addition
EEOC Statement questions asked” Safe Summer Gun to Rep. McClinton and Councilman
Eastwick Family Services is a social service Buyback on Saturday June 30 from Johnson include The Fresh Grocer,
Eastwick Family Services is an Equal
organization that provides services for indi- Supported Employment 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Abid- VISA, Sporting Goods, Penn Medi-
Opportunity Employer. We do not
viduals with developmental disabilities, the ing Truth Ministries located at 846 S. cine, Mercy Health Systems, Haitian
discriminatedisabled.
elderly and the physically on the basis of race,
East- We help with job searching, placement assess- 57th Street (at Washington Avenue) American Law Enforcement Associa-
gender, disability,
wick Family, established in 2011,sexual orienta-
has con- ment, and job monitoring. Individuals will be in South Philadelphia. tion, Klutch Kings, PANN, Power 99
tinuously provided evaluated by our staff to determine the best “We know very well that an effort FM, and Urban Art Gallery.
tion,a or
range of services in
religion
collaboration with the Office of Develop- category of employment that fits the need of of this kind will not solve all our gun For more information, please
the individual. Upon employment we will con- Sen. Williams at a gun violence press conference last year. His efforts in this critical area include a gun
mental Programs and Support Coordination Intellectual/Disabilities violence problems,” advised Sen. Wil- contact Officer Jean Coriolan at (215) buyback event with generous incentives at the Abiding Truth Ministries at 57th & Washington in South
Staff Screening Home/Habilitation Services
tinue to provide support as needed. liams. “But we think that the substan- 686-3180. Phila. June 30

Referral/Intake 
All staff is subject to a full back- ground
Provides services under (ODP) Office Devel-
check. Screening includes criminal
Our intake process isbackground com-FBI fingerprintopmental Program for individuals with devel-
simple andcheck,
prehensive. Individuals seeking ser- opmental disabilities (MR) in the community
clearance and child abuse clearance as
vices must be registered with their
needed.
that increase community integration, sociali-
county Administrative Entities/Office zation, and improve overall quality of life.
of Developmental Programs.
Companion Services
A companion staff member works with
individuals in the privacy of their home
or the community. Our well trained staff
will be there to be a companion as spell-
ed out in the Individual Support Plan.
Respite Adult Residential 6400 Homes
Eastwick Family Services provides residential
Need a break from care giving duties? A Res- homes for an individual with developmental
pite service is provided in the home of the disability. It is our goal to provide a safe living
individual receiving services. These trained arrangement to help residents live a life that is
EEOC Statement professionals can assist with activities of dai- as close as possible in all aspects to the life
ly living. which any member of the community might
Eastwick Family Services is an Equal Opportuni- choose. Our service is based on individual cen-
ty Employer. We do not discriminate on the tered approach, which means all of the aspects
basis of race, gender, disability, sexual orienta- Contact Us: Eastwick Family Services
of the residential experience is solely designed
tion, or religion Phone: 267-634-6410 Fax: 267-634-6439 with the individual’s unique needs in mind. Our
Staff Screening Website: www.eastwickfamily.com services are orchestrated towards growth and
development of each resident.
All staff is subject to a full back- ground check. Mailing Address
Screening includes criminal background check, Please contact your county office for Intellectu-
FBI fingerprint clearance and child abuse clear-
Eastwick Family Services al Disabilities for further information if you or
ance as needed. 2501 S. Carroll St. Philadelphia, PA 19142 your love ones
12 Southwest Globe Times Newspaper COMMUNITY NEWS June 22, 2018 June 22, 2018 Southwest Globe Times Newspaper 13

MEN AT PRAYER in the raising of children was infinitely    

CONTINUES FROM PAGE 1 more difficult when a couple was no          Attention  Direct  Support  Professionals                                            
longer living together. The room rang
with The Common Place. The focus with the diverse situation many of the Training  Available  on  Intellectual  Disabilities  Topics                    :                      
of each morning’s study and open men faced under these circumstances! ♦        Intro  to  Intellectual  Disabilities    ♦      Medication  Administration  Training        
discussion might be a particular Bible It turned out that several of the  
♦      CPR  &  First  Aid    ♦      Fire  Safety    ♦      Positive  Approaches      ♦    Dysphasia                    
passage with special relevance to younger men were currently facing
problems that men face, or it can be a troubling parental relationships with ♦    Understanding  Aggression  in  people  with  IDD  ♦      Seizure  Management              
current concern facing urban families the single mothers of their children. ♦      Understanding  Mental  Illness    ♦      Autism    ♦      And  More...      Charge  $50.00   • JUNE 23: Volunteer Day, Bartram’s Garden, 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., 5401 Lindbergh • JUNE 26: Free Workshop: “Using Media to Get Your Message Out”: Sponsor:
or the nation as a whole. For instance, In that kind of situation, the clear   Blvd.: weeding, pruning, clean up, planting: No experience necessary; dress for outdoors; PhillyCam/ 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Southwest CDC, 6328 Paschall Avenue. Light Refreshments.
May’s meeting centered on the risen recommendation of the more se- Please  Inquire  about  availability  and  upcoming  training  classes  -­‐  Eastwick     bring gloves if you have them. Info: 215-729-5281 or info@bartramsgarden.org RSVP Requested: (1) visit www.facebook/phillycam/ Meetup SW Philly and (2) click
Christ’s exchange with his disciples nior attendees was to apply what are Family  Services,  2501  Carroll  St.,  Phila.,  PA  19142  Phone:  267-­‐634-­‐6410     “coming” in the interest box
who were fishing without success known as the “Fruits of the Spirit”   • JUNE 23: Gospel Concert (21st Annual) 4:30 p.m., Features: Brandon Stevenson-
on the Sea of Galilee in John 21:4-7 that St. Paul lays out in verses 5:22 Patterson, Cynthia Spann, Brandon Kirkland & Leslie Lorraine Overton, Crusaders for • JUNE 27: Police Service Area #2 Meeting, 5:00 p.m. Paschalville Library, 70th St. &
(“How difficult it is for men to take ad- and 23 of his letter to the Galatians,   Christ Ch., 1201 S 47th St. David S Hill, Pastor, Benefits Woodland Reunion Association Woodland Ave.. Learn what’s happening in your area. Boundaries & Info: Lt. Kinslow
vice from others when facing problems particularly, “patience, kindness, (Tickets $12. Contact Allen Diggs 215-909-2835, Arthur Young 215-727-1581) (#101) PPD.12.PSA2@phila.gov
– particularly when it involves their gentleness, and self-control.” While
own shortcomings!”). it’s often difficult to do, the strong • JUNE 23: Heinz Refuge Summer Solstice Festival, 5:00 – 9:00 p.m. Food Trucks. Music, • JUNE 28: 12th District Police Service Area #4 Meeting, 5:30 p. m. Kingsessing Library,
Or, as was the case on Fathers’ advice was to develop listening skills Movie, Guided Hikes, Nature Store, Kayaking & more. Info: @HeinzRefuge or @ 50th & Chester Ave. Learn what’s happening in your area. Boundaries & Info: Lt. McHugh
Day, June 16, what men have to do to that incorporate these divinely in- friendsofheinz, www.friendsofheinzrefuge.org https://eastwickfriends.wordpress.com/ (#180) PPD.12.PSA4@phila.gov
sustain a family environment in which spired attributes!
children can be lovingly nurtured, As the clock wound down toward • JUNE 23: (F) Free Boating on the Schuylkill River (Every Saturday) – Bartram’s Garden • JUNE 28: Family Fishing Day, 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Heinz National Wildlife Refuge,
educated and prepared for adult life. 10:00 a.m., the assembly held hands in 11:00 a.m – 3:00 p.m. 5400 Lindbergh Blvd. Free Parking in Upper Lot, short walk to 8601 Lindbergh Blvd., Bait available, plus some fishing gear (limited quantities) NO
There was universal agreement that a large circle and led by Rev. Wariso Bartram Dock. Kayaks & rowboats, safety equipment provided. Info 215-729-5281 or LICENSE NEEDED! Details: 215-365-3118 or /www.fws.gov/refuge/John_Heinz/visit/
this paternal task had become much Jumbo, an associate pastor of Grace website: www.bartramsgarden.org upcomingevents.html Contact
more difficult of late with women church, shared their prayer concerns.
being prepared, educated, oriented to For more information about these • JUNE 24: Street Closure – Kelly Drive 3:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. All traffic & Parking • JUNE 29: Free Outdoor Movie Night: Bartram’s Garden “The Whiz” An
work so much outside the home. All open prayer and bible study meetings, including trolleys – and many side streets due to Philly Escape Triathelon: For Details: AfroFuture Film Classic: 7:00 – 11:00 p.m. Sing along (lyrics printouts and kids
agreed that idea of fathers as the ab- visit www.thecommonplacephilly. www.swglobetimes.com/Breaking News
art supplies provided) Popcorn and lemonade while they last – Bring a blanket to
solute authority figures is increasingly com or phone 267-275-8238. The next
sit on. Bartram’s Garden, 5400 Lindbergh Blvd., Info: 215-729-5281 or info@
challenged in modern American soci- gathering will be July 21 at The Com- • JUNE 24: (C) Children: Come & Sing! SW Phila. Community Children’s Choir, (K-8)
bartramsgarden.org
ety. The problem of a father’s influence mon Place beginning at 8:30 a.m. 1:30 – 3:30 (Every Sunday. The Common Place, 58th St. & Chester Ave. Info: thespot@
thecommonplacephilly.com

Paul “Earthquake” Moore

Recovering From Colon Cancer
Much admired SW activist has new cause to rally behind
Paul Moore, known throughout the
community as “Earthquake” due to
his early boxing career, is presently
recovering from colon cancer surgery.
And, typical of his compassionate
nature, from his hospital bed he is
already rallying friends and supporters
to start a campaign to raise money for
colon cancer research! “I’d like to run
the fundraiser from the Art Museum
steps,” he has been quoted as saying.*
“Quake,” as he is affectionately
known, attended John Bartram High
School and has been an illustrious
PAUL “EARTHQUAKE” MOORE
CONTINUES ON PAGE 15
Paul “Earthquake” Moore receiving a Capital
Resources civic award for his neighborhood
outreach in Southwest some years ago. Paul is
recovering from colon cancer surgery and already
contemplating a fundraiser for cancer research!
• JUNE 30: Grand Opening - New Nature Exhibit Area and Improved Walking Trails:
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Formal Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, 1:00 p.m.) John Heinz National
• JUNE 25: Southwest Community Meeting - Green Stormwater Improvements in SW:
6:30 p.m. Discussion of PWD efforts to use “green” approaches to storm water management
in Southwest. Public Welcome! Sponsored by Phila. Water Department Info: For more info:
Wildlife Refuge, 8601 Lindbergh Blvd. Archery, trolley tours, bird walks. Info 215-365-
3118 or johnheinznwr@fws.gov
visit www.phillywatersheds.org or contact Daniel.Schupsky@phila.gov, 215.683.3405
• JUNE 30: “Healing From Within: Women’s Circle – Gateway-to-Re-Entry” 3:00 – 6:00
Homeownership is important. • JUNE 25: Free Clothing Pop-Up Shop – Free Adult & Children’s clothing & shoes.
Begins 10:00 a.m. The Common Place, 58th & Chester Ave. (entrance/parking off 58th St.)
p.m., Gateway Center, 3751 Island Ave (off Bartram Ave next to Marriott, Suite 106: $20
Donation includes food. Speakers Dr. Karen Dixon, MoNique Holland. Info: Dr. Carol
5 free items; 1st serve basis. Info@thecommonplacephilly.org or 267-275-8238. Simmons 215-760-1857
We’re here to help homebuyers navigate the mortgage process and make buying
• JUNE 25: Dance for Health – Open to All (every Monday): Sponsored By Penn Nursing • JULY 7: First Summer Photowalk with Ned Levi, 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Heinz National Wildlife
a home affordable, even if you have little money for a downpayment, little or
at The Common Place (Every Monday) 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. 58th & Chester Ave. (Parking Refuge, 8601 Lindbegh Blvd. Info 215-365-3118 or johnheinznwr@fws.gov
“less-than-perfect” credit history or have had a recent job change.
entrance off 58th St.) Refreshments. Info: Terri 215-898-2259
And, for a limited time, M&T is offering loan subsidies to homebuyers that can • JULY 9: SW RCO Zoning Meeting, 6:00 p.m., 12th Police Dist. 6448 Woodland Ave. For
provide thousands of dollars in downpayment, closing cost or interest rate info: Call Mark 215-729-0804 or email: Mark@southwestcdc.og
• JUNE 26: “Do You Want ot Open a Child Daycare Business in 2018?” 8:00 a.m. – 4:30
assistance in certain areas. As a good neighbor and integral part of the communities
p.m. Comm. College of Phila. Main Campus, 1751 Callowhill St.. Top speakers/Discussion
we serve, it’s important that M&T makes homebuying easy and affordable for you. • JULY 10: Neighborhood Advisory Sub-Committee (NAS) Meeting: 6:00 p.m.
groups: Breakfast/lunch provided. Info: SCORE Philadelphia, 215 231 9880, email:
Find out how by calling 1-888-253-0993 or visiting mtb.com/mortgage. Southwest CDC, 6328 Paschall Ave., For info: Call Mark 215-729-0804 or email:
georgianna.collick@scorevolunteer.org. Register online – Refundable $10 fee: https://events.
r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07efg7m6ggb3ef2701&oseq=&c=&ch= Mark@southwestcdc.og
• JUNE 26: SW Community Line Dance with DJ Osagie 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Free, Open • JULY 10: Foster Parent Info Session (also July 17) 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. theVillage Preheim
Equal Housing Lender.
Subject to credit and property approval. ©2018 M&T Bank. Member FDIC. NMLS# 381076
community event at the , all ages welcome free water and lemonade. At the 56th St. Pavilion, Center, 6517 Chester Ave. Info: 215-730-2240 or fostercare@village1877.org (Serving
Bartam’s Garden, 5400 Lindbergh, ifo: 215-729-5281 Southwest for 142 years)
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• JULY 11: Environmental Education Program – Identifying Fish: 10 a.m. Cobbs Creek • Free Adult Beginning Reading Classes continue, sponsored by the Friends of Kingsessing PAUL “EARTHQUAKE” MOORE ing in on projects on MLK Day, and
Environmental Center, Cobbs Creek Parkway at Catharine St. Info: www.facebook.com/ Library, at 51st and Chester. If you want to learn to read, or to teach with us, contact Adults CONTINUES FROM PAGE 12 sponsoring a Weekend of Peace aimed
pg/CobbsEnvCenter/events Can Learn to Read at ACLTR.library@gmail.com or 267-419-7084. at bringing the community together.
presence in and around Southwest For several decades, “The People’s
• JULY 14: Tour & Lecture – The Oval Room: The Woodlands 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
The story of William Hamilton’s drawing room. 4000 Woodland Ave. Info: http://
• Full Employment Services/MyPLACE: Expanded Job Center at Southwest CDC, 6328
Paschall Ave. Free access to internet; 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Info: cynthia@southwestcdc.
RENTAL MANAGEMENT Philadelphia for many years. He has
been Chairman of the Board of South-
Champ” has walked the chilly pave-
ments of Woodland Avenue during
West, Southwest, Northeast, South Philadelphia & University City
woodlandsphila.org org. or 215-729-0800. west Community Development Corp., evenings in the holiday season dressed
215-727-1565 a private, non-profit service agency in red and sporting a bushy white
• JULY 20: Free Outdoor Movie Night: Bartram’s Garden “The Jungle Book” An
animated classic! 7:00 – 11:00 p.m. (Informal walking tours before dusk). Free popcorn
• English Classes, sponsored by Center for Literacy, held at Southwest CDC, 6328 Paschall
Ave and Paschalville Library, 6942 Woodland Ave. (70th & Woodland). Info: 215-729- MANGO & AUGUST and is an Associate Minister of his
church, New Fellowship Missionary
beard as “Community Claus” giving
out candy canes and toys to delighted
and lemonade while they last – Bring a blanket to sit on. Bartram’s Garden, 5400 Lindbergh 0800. 5601 Chester Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19153 Baptist. youngsters.
Blvd., Info: 215-729-5281 or info@bartramsgarden.org Real Estate He has become well known in “We wish Paul and his family well,
Since 1976
• Employment & Educational Resources: Mon/Wed. 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Tues/Thurs: Licensed Broker
Southwest for organizing such com- and pray fervently for his speedy
• JULY 20: 12th District Police Service Area #1 Meeting, 6:30 p. m. ShopRite Supermarket 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Fri. 10:00 a.m – 5:00 p.m. Paschalville Library, 6942 Woodland munity events as his summer “Boot and complete recovery,” said Donna
Community Room, Penrose Plaza, Island Ave. Learn what’s happening in your area. Info: Ave. (70th & Woodland); Info: Niema at 215-685-2662. Also: facebook.com/SWJRL Camp” to infuse young men with Henry, Executive Director of South-
Lt. Allen (#58) PPD.12.PSA1@phila.gov leadership and life skills, an annual west CDC.
OTHER COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS 24-hour “Food-A-Thon” and Celebrity * Comment excerpted from an article
• JULY 21: Men’s Prayer Breakfast – Open to All. (Every 3rd Sat.) 8:30 – Turkey Run to provide meals for needy by Napoleon F. Kingcade in the June 20
10:00 a.m. The Common Place, 58th & Chester Ave. Youth accompanied by adult • Eastwick Family Services provides Home /Community and Companion services for families at Thanksgiving time, pitch- University City Review.
welcome! “I desire all men to pray” (1 Tim 1:8) Info: 267-275-8238 or www. individuals with intellectual disabilities. We also provide 6400 Residential Housing &
thecommonplacephilly.org Home Care for the aging. For more information, please call us at (267) 634-6410 or visit
our website: www.eastwickfamily.com”
Modern Conference Room
• JULY 21: Free Outdoor Film: “A Bug’s Life” 7:30 – 9:30 p.m., John Heinz National
Wildlife Refuge, 8601 Lindbergh Blvd. Bring your blankets or chairs, bug spray & friends • Foster Parent Information Sessions: Each month, the 2nd and 3rd Tuesdays of the Month, Available for Rent
for an outdoor movie at the Refuge! Popcorn! Free!. Kid’s Activity at 7:30 pm Film Begins 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Location: theVillage Preheim Center located at 6517 Chester Ave. Call
at 8:30 pm 215-730-2240 or email fostercare@village1877.org to sign up or for more information.

• JULY 27: Police Service Area #3 Meeting 6:30 p.m. Myers Rec. Center 58th St. &
Kingsessing Ave. Learn what’s happening in your area. Boundaries & Info: Lt. Galie
(#264) PPD.12.PSA3@phila.gov
• Southwest residents living within one mile of Bartram’s Garden are eligible for Program
Pass access (75%-100% OFF selected events). Contact us with any questions or to sign
up for an event 215-726-5281
EMPLOYMENT – JOB & LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
• Rotary Club of Southwest Philadelphia-Eastwick: Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30 a.m. To
confirm location call 215-292-1254.or email dmhphilly@aol.com. Visitors welcome at
$5.00/breakfast.
• Small Business Loans: Join a Southwest “Affinity Group Lending Circle” Loans, and
financing coaching. www.finanta.org or call 267-236.7000
• Amer. Red Cross: URGENT NEED: BLOOD/ VOLUNTEERS visit redcrossblood.org
or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767)
♦ Ideal for Training & High Level Conferences
♦ Elegant Business Setting ♦ Convenient Elmwood Location
WE NEED UNITS TO MANAGE
r
RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS:
♦ Easy Connection to Public Transportation ♦ Internet access
OUR OFFICE TAKES THE HEADACHES OUT OF OWNING RENTAL PROPERTIES. WE HANDLE ♦ Rental: $250.00 per two hours (Bring Your Own Refreshments)
EVERYTHING AND SEND YOU A CHECK & ACCOUNTING BY THE 6TH OF THE MONTH

• NOW HIRING: Direct Support Professionals: Assists an individual with a disability
to lead a self-directed life and contribute to the community, assists with activities of
daily living if needed, and encourages attitudes and behaviors that enhance community
inclusion. Minimum Qualifications: Pass a Criminal Background Check; High School
• Housing Counseling: Help is a Phone Call Away: Qualified housing counselors available
SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM ▪ 1 BATH APARTMENTS With Garage
& Driveway
at Southwest CDC to assist with housing needs Southwest CDC Housing: 215-729-0800. Located near new Post Office
(C) Designates activities and events for children (F) Designates activities and events for families
Easy Access to Public Transportation & Major Highways

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TIMES
• Community Health FREE Worker Peer Training: May 14 – July 12; Mon thru Thurs
9:00 a.m – 3:00 p.m., Drexel Dornsife Center 3509 Spring Garden St, Info: (215) 571-4013
www.CapozziRealEstate.com Conference Area Basement Lounge
• Volunteer as Tutor: English Language Training, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Southwest
CDC, 6328 Paschall Avenue. Register for next 3-Session Course: 215-686-6079 or Cynthia
at cynthia@southwestcdc.org or philaliteracy.org/calendar.
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD REAL ESTATE / INSURANCE, LTD. Eastwick Family Services
• Free Evening English Language Courses, Mondays/Wednesday, 5:00 – 7:30 p.m. at The Globe Times Welcomes Information About Your Community 2501 Carroll Street, Philadelphia, PA 19142
Tilden Middle School, 66th & Elmwood Ave. To register or for more info: Visit: www.
centerforliteracy.org/free-cfl-classes-at-community-schools or phone Center for Literacy
Events & Activites! We publish every other Fridays. The Deadline For
New Bulletin Board Items is the Wednesday before publication dates. 215-551-5100 Phone: 267-634-6410 Fax:267-634-6439
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