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Dunwoody considering
police department expansion
by Matt Amato officers they are supervis-
ing.”
Dunwoody City Council Reasons given for the
is set to decide whether to creation of a traffic unit,
approve a 10 percent expan- which would consist of three
sion of its police department. officers, are to increase the
A designated traffic unit efficiency of dealing with
and two new sergeants are accidents and traffic-related
among Dunwoody City incidents by taking these du-
Manager Warren Hutm- ties from other officers.
acher’s recommendations in According to figures pro-
the city’s 2011 budget pro- vided by the city, Dunwoody
posal, which was discussed responded to nearly 34,000
at an Oct. 4 council meeting. service calls between 2009
Prior to the meeting, and 2010, of which nearly
one council member and 2,000 were considered cate-
Police Chief Billy Grogan gory I crimes–rape, burglary,
declined to comment, saying assault, larceny and vehicle
would be inappropriate to do theft.
so before public discussion. “These statistics virtually
Grogan did say, however, mirror that of both Smyrna
that “a traffic unit would and Alpharetta. However,
An apple a
offer many benefits to the both of those other cities
community.” have more than double the
Still, some council mem- number of sworn officers,”
bers may not agree. “I am Hutmacher said in the pro-
The Newslady
eduKalb announces its endorsements among school board candidates
Two of the eduKalb-endorsed community. Obviously less combat- very turbulent times for the DeKalb
candidates are incumbents. They ive, at one forum in particular she School System, the third largest in
are Jim Redovian of District 1 and resisted the urge to be drawn into a the state with some 98,000 students.
Dr. Eugene Walker of District 9. verbal sparring match with candi- The eduKalb endorsed candi-
In District 1, economist Nancy date Donna Edler about Roberts’ dates, though perhaps not a perfect
Jester was a standout. She attended well-publicized threats against a slate, represent the best guestimate
each of the forums and was fully local TV reporter. Candidate Wil- of a cross section of the community
engaged in the process. She, in the lie Mosley cautioned frequently as to who is best suited, if elected,
opinion of the writer, shows a full that we could ill afford to become to take the system through the
grasp of the issues facing the sys- a Clayton County. Only Edler and process of hiring the next superin-
EduKalb, an organization of tem, is extremely thoughtful and candidate Richard Gathany of- tendent and making him or her ac-
business and civic leaders and con- possesses the kind of insight and vi- fered any fresh ideas. When the dust countable to policies and procedures
cerned DeKalb residents led by sion sorely needed on the board. settled in District 7, eduKalb chose that will have the ultimate effect of
businessman Gregory Levett and That said, eduKalb chose the CPA Edler, an impressive candidate giving our children and grandchil-
attorney Chris Marquardt, has more experienced Redovian as its who not only has children in the dren the best education possible.
endorsed an impressive slate of can- preferred candidate in District 1. system but the professional back- A quality education is the life-
didates for the school board. Businessman Redovian has been ground suited to help take the board blood of any community and right
The candidates for Districts 1, a DeKalb resident since 1977 and to the next level. now we’re in intensive care. Our
3, 5 7 and 9, including the incum- had six children graduate from the Finally in District 9, Dr. Eu- community would do well to heed
bents are, a mixed bag of age, gen- school system. He now has grand- gene Walker’s patrician demeanor, these eduKalb recommendations,
der, race, educational background children in the system. impressive educational background which were made with great care,
and notable experience. Many are In District 3, candidate Robert and vast political experience deliberation, diligence and fairness.
products of DeKalb County schools Holt was a no-show and showed no dwarfed candidate Ella Smith Voting is already under way until
and parents with children and even interest in the process. Incumbent who has the zeal, commitment and the general election Nov. 2. Another
grandchildren currently in the sys- Sarah Copelin-Wood attended classroom experience, but the com- note: Please take care to vote the
tem. If elected, the endorsed candi- none of the forums but participated bination is not enough to unseat the entire ballot down to the non-parti-
dates show great promise in putting via telephone in the interviews with steady demonstrated leadership of san school board races. Every vote
our failing system back on track the panelists. Corey Wilson got Dr. Walker. An easy choice, Edu- counts and every vote is important.
and turning it around. the nod in District 3. A product of Kalb went with Dr. Walker, the in- Our children need you.
The endorsements were made DeKalb schools with children in cumbent in District 9.
based on personal interviews with the system, Wilson is an operations All 15 of the candidates includ- Steen Miles, The Newslady, is a
panels made up of a cross-section manager for Carmax and extremely ing the incumbents are to be com- retired journalist and former Geor-
of the community, including par- active in the system, having served mended for offering themselves for gia state senator. Contact Steen Mi-
ents, PTA members and individuals on the Parent Advisory Committee election and re-election. These are lies at Steen@dekalbchamp.com.
from the business sector and social and developed a father’s project in
and civic organizations. Candi- the system.
dates were also evaluated based on District 5 incumbent Jay
Cunningham enthusiastically
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lengthy questionnaires and forums
held across the county. participated in the process and
Three forums were held. One confidently held his own against
in south DeKalb at the Community 23-year-old Jacques Hall, a gradu-
Achievement Center co-sponsored ate of Lakeside High School. De-
with eduKalb by the Decatur chap- spite his youth, Hall was extremely
ters of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority knowledgeable and brought fresh
Inc. and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, ideas and vigor to the table. But Let Us Know What You Think!
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William C. Crane, 1974-1992 One Man’s Opinion C. William “Bill” Crane, 2009 - ?
The choice before you
Democratic Party—at least during his reform and water use/allocation— And for all of Deal’s comments
first two years in office. both of which matter greatly to the regarding fiscal conservatism and
But it is largely Barnes’ ego to voters of the 9th Congressional Dis- Washington needing to begin to live
complete his unfinished agenda that trict (his longtime home). Yet, as Deal within its means, Deal forgot that first
has brought him back into this race— entered the post-Labor Day home lesson of living by example.
and even if he is elected, he will stretch, his victory looked almost as- So if Congressman Deal is going
almost certainly face decidedly GOP sured by population demographics, to “get it right the first time,” please
majorities in the Georgia State House and the surge in GOP voters in former help me understand how he got it so
and Senate, as well as Georgia’s Con- Democratic strongholds like Atlanta, wrong in the business world? We may
gressional delegation. Columbus, Macon, Augusta and Sa- hear more about the Christian Right,
Congressman Nathan Deal has vannah. and holy rollers, but don’t forget a
“The salvation of America and of been in public office and public life Unfortunately Deal’s backing majority of GOP voters are small
the human race depends on the next since 1981, as a state senator and of a series of personal and business business folks and Chamber of Com-
election, if we believe the newspa- later congressman (1992-2010). He loans, and credit extensions for his merce types. If it’s unclear if you can
pers.” Ralph Waldo Emerson, Octo- switched parties, from Democratic to son-in-law’s sporting goods store in run your own business, will people
ber 1848 Republican in 1994, but his district Habersham County seem at best in- trust you to run theirs? For many
voters switched with him; he has credibly naive. Deal is on the hook Republican and Independent voters,
On paper, the Nov. 2, 2010, gu- always won by a healthy majority, for $2.3 million in failed loans, on top this is a real deal breaker.
bernatorial election should not even and often had no opponent. Those of another $2 million invested and A name you may know better
be close. Georgia is a decidedly more less-than-tough earlier battles may flushed following bankruptcy declara- come this time next week is John
Republican state than it was in 2002. be why he appears so ill-prepared for tion by his son-in-law and daughter, Monds, the Libertarian on the bal-
Gov. Roy Barnes lost by a wide this one. First came allegations of now to be re-opened by the courts. lot, currently polling between 5 and 7
margin to underdog Sonny Perdue using the influence of his congressio- And then came a second disclosure, percent. With Deal stuck just below
in that election, and the state has only nal office to save a statewide non-bid not declared as required on State Eth- 50 percent and Barnes in the high
moved further red since. contract for one of his several busi- ics Commission filings, of additional 30s, Monds may force the state’s first
Barnes is a smooth and expe- ness enterprises, Recovery Services. business loans totaling another $2.85 gubernatorial general election run-
rienced campaigner, legislator and That tempest died down though the million for his Gainesville-based auto off—which gives Barnes his first real
back-slapper. Every inch the folksy GOP primary allowed former Secre- salvage business. shot—and Deal’s demographic head
trial lawyer who can charm and skin tary of State Karen Handel to all but In a matter of as many weeks, start a real run for his money.
alive a witness on the stand at the tar Deal as an unethical Washington Deal’s publicly disclosed net worth,
same time. Barnes also has a long dinosaur. assets and liabilities more than Bill Crane is a DeKalb County
and strong history under the Gold Deal won a close but somewhat doubled. Unfortunately, most of us native and business owner, living in
Dome, first as a young turk reformer unexpected primary runoff over Han- voters only get one chance to file tax Scottdale, Georgia. He also serves as
in the state Senate, later as legislative del by nearly doubling his vote totals returns, apply for a business license, chief political analyst and commenta-
leader and Cobb Democratic mav- from the primary election. His leg- pay a tag or property tax bill, etc. We tor for 11Alive News and WSB Radio,
erick—and later still as an effective islative record has some bright spots, don’t get free “do-overs,” and “oops” News/Talk 750. Contact Bill Crane at
governor with the solid backing of the particularly related to immigration is not considered a sufficient excuse. Bill@dekalbchamp.com.
Poverty on the march care and most other social services. Even employer-sponsored care is
Only military expenditures have spi- now so expensive that many can
raled upward unimpeded. no longer afford it. And more and
Even the courts haven’t been more employers are hiring workers
spared. Spending on legal services as independent contractors so that
programs for the poor has been they not only avoid health costs,
slashed, making it easier for lenders, they avoid Social Security. Plus the
employers, hospitals, landlords and governor of my compassionate state,
other creditors to run roughshod over Connecticut, just vetoed a bill to re-
The standard of living in the their legal rights. There is a whole quire paid sick leave. Consequently
United States is unfortunately going new industry assisting employers in the poor will continue to have to
down. Not so much for top earners. legally challenging the validity of work sick and infect us all.
The harshest blows, as usual, unemployment claims by fired work- There was a time when our na-
fall farther down the ladder. Now ers. That helps the boss hold down tion enjoyed higher aspirations.
that the financial industry has finally his unemployment tax rate. Having survived the Depression and
re-grasped the levers of government One result of such conniving is World War II, and having gotten
power, most citizens are watching that countless families have been Europe back on its feet, we sought a
their income, assets and net worth forced to double up, much as they better life for ourselves. For a while
dribble down the drain of corporate did at this point in the last century. we got it. Now, however, we have
profit and economic mismanage- While this painful social condition lost political control to “the power
ment. supplies a wealth of delicious mate- elite,” as C. Wright Mills termed it
You’ll recall, for example, that rial for TV sitcoms, it’s a crummy many decades ago. Apparently, ram-
Congress has lately made it very way to live. But what else can you pant poverty is once again accept-
difficult for an average family to de- do when a beloved part of your clan able, if that is the price society must
clare bankruptcy and start life afresh. is foreclosed or evicted for inability pay to support Wall Street avarice
Now those folks are more likely in- to pay the rent? and eternal war. Even Social Secu-
stead to remain forever poor. At the very foot of the ladder, life rity and Medicare are under attack. If
Congress also has greased the is worse yet. Families simply break you aren’t poor yet, you’ll probably
skids for American jobs to skitter up. Junior and Sis are sent off to live get your chance soon enough.
overseas, and for employers here to with Grandma or Aunt Dolly, often
import both high- and low-skilled separately, while Mom bunks in with OtherWords columnist William A.
workers to siphon off jobs from do- more distant kin any place she can Collins is a former state representa-
mestic payrolls. In the name of thrift, find a job. For Dad, if there is a dad, tive and a former mayor of Norwalk,
it has chiseled as well on unemploy- jobs are often either unavailable or Connecticut. www.otherwords.org
ment, food stamps, housing, child unremunerative.
Health deteriorates, too. Quickly.
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Mark Brennan
Champion of the Week
Federal grant provides
Doraville with new officers
Macon to help secure by Matt Amato three years, said Mayor Ray Johnson’s office, said a
sponsorships for the Jenkins. spokesperson for Johnson.
event. Doraville will have two “We’re proud that “The COPS Hiring
“Marc Brennan is a new officers patrolling he chose to give us this Program goes to the very
very enthusiastic mem- its streets in the coming grant,” said Jenkins. “Our core of our mission in
ber of the Oakhurst weeks thanks to a federal department deserves this government–to provide
Business Commu- grant issued to its police and any help we can get we grants that create or preserve
nity. He is great at bring- department by the U.S. appreciate.” local law enforcement
ing the community to- Department of Justice. “Providing communities jobs that helps keep our
gether–he is indispens- The $385,000 like Doraville with the law community safe,” Johnson
able,” said Macon. Community Oriented enforcement resources it said in the press release.
Brennan said the Arts Policing Services grant, needs is one of the most Doraville Police Chief
and Music Festival is delivered by Congressman important things we can John King received the
“one of the hallmarks of Hank Johnson at last do,” said Johnson. check at the city council
Oakhurst each year and Monday’s city council The DeKalb County meeting. “This type of
Mark Brennan is no everyone looks forward
doubt a busy man but meeting, will take care of Police Department received funding is critical for our
to it.” all related expenses for the a similar grant last year department’s mission,” said
he still finds time to give In addition to the
back to his community. new officers over the next for 15 officers through King, in the press release.
Arts and Music Festival,
The Oakhurst resident, Brennan volunteers at
who is a partner in the Oakhurst Garden
Decatur-based restau- and the Solarium; he
rants Universal Joint is also active in the
and Steinbeck’s, also Oakhurst Elementary
volunteers his time and School PTA. According
talent to festivals and to Brennan, he tries to
businesses in Oakhurst help with just about any-
and Decatur. thing that helps promote
Brennan was nomi- the Oakhurst commu-
nated as a Champion nity.
of the Week by Angie Brennan has been
Macon with the Deca- a resident of DeKalb
tur Arts Alliance for his County for 12 years and
efforts in helping with active in the Decatur
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Several themes—leader-
ship, ethics, money—domi-
nated as candidates for the
DeKalb County School
Board spoke out at an Oct.
7 forum. Political analyst
and commentator Bill
Crane served as moderator.
The forum was one of
several opportunities the
15 men and women vying
for five seats on the school
board had to share their
views with potential voters
in the Nov. 2 general elec-
tion. Seats in Districts 1, 3,
5, 7, and 9 are on this year’s
ballot.
Candidates expressed
strong views on leadership
within the school system
and especially on the selec- Candidates for District 7, from left, Willie Mosley Jr., Donna Edler, Richard Gathany and Zepora Roberts, were all present for the Oct. 7
tion of a person to fill the forum.
vacant superintendent’s
seat. Eugene Walker, who
is seeking reelection in
District 9, said the county’s
education system is “in cri-
sis” and the board must find
“a dynamic superintendent
who had insight on how to
spend money.”
Walker said that DeKalb
County should not measure
itself against other Georgia
school systems, but against
the best schools in the
world. “We should seek to
be the gold standard,” he
said. Ella Smith, left, and Gene Walker are the District 9 candidates. Photos Roughly 100 people showed up for the forum at DeKalb Medical
Because the most recent by Travis Hudgons on North Decatur Road.
superintendent resigned in
the wake of a corruption intendent with a proven re- the board must hold him or Gathany disagreed saying
scandal, it’s not surprising cord of academic improve- her accountable. “There’s that spending money for a
that many, like District 7 ment.” no leadership, it’s just not new administrative headquar-
candidate Donna Edler un- District 1 candidate there. Money is not being ters was “not appropriate”
derscored the need to find Bobbe Gillis, a Doraville spent properly.” when so many schools were
a superintendent of impec- business owner, also said Zapora Roberts, the
she wants to see the board incumbent in that district, See Forum on Page 19A
cable moral character. The
new superintendent should hire a superintendent with agreed that integrity is a
“be ready from day one to a proven record. “It must top requirement for a su- Come see what everyone is talking about!
rebuild the credibility of be a person who has been perintendent. However, she
the DeKalb County School an outstanding example of disagreed with many other Greenforest-McCalep Christian
System,” she said. ethics and who has taken a candidates on another issue: Early Learning Center
The board’s overall fo- failing school system and the construction of the new Ask about FREE ENROLLMENT and additional discounts
cus should be raising the turned it around.” administrative headquar- • Now Enrolling: • Small class size
level of achievement in the Willie Mosley Jr., also ters on Mountain Industrial 6 wks - 4 years • Safe environment
schools, said District 7 can- a candidate for District 7, Boulevard. She said that • Monday-Friday, • Convenient location
6:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
didate Richard Gathany, said the system needs “an the decision was a good one
a lawyer and longtime PTA outstanding person of the since it brought all the ad- Celebrating 20 years of proven excellence
member. “We need a super- highest standards,” then ministrators under one roof. Accredited with Quality by The Georgia Accrediting Commission, Inc. • Non-discriminatory admissions policy
The stretch of Flat Shoals Parkway from I-285 to Snapfinger Road was the
first project in the Great DeKalb Cleanup campaign.
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Decatur resident Robby Astrove, second from left, who is HIV-positive, and his wife Danielle Arellano, left, will participate in the AIDS Walk Atlanta. Photo provided
start here
here.
the disease. “She said, ‘Robby let’s
“Education is the key,” do it together. They’ve never
said Astrove, of Decatur, had a couple.’”
doors.
open doors
who contracted the disease So to demonstrate that
as an infant after receiv- it is completely possible to
ing three life-saving blood prevent the disease from
transfusions in 1978. “When being spread by using con-
I found out, the first thing I doms regularly and a having
asked the doctor was, ‘what healthy, supportive compan- Learn more about October 18 Dunwoody
are we going to do now?’” ion, the couple agreed. GPC by attending October 19 Decatur
For years, he miraculous- “Last year’s walk was one one of our Fall Open October 20 Clarkston
ly carried the disease that of the most rewarding things Houses. For more
October 21 Newton
violently attacks the immune I have ever done. It was October 26 Alpharetta
system, without any major wonderful to see my loved information visit October 14, 28 Online Webinar
complications. But in July of ones together walking with start.gpc.edu (RSVP required at www.gpc.edu/studentsignup)
1995, at the age of 15, he got me in solidarity. I couldn’t
a seemingly incurable blister have thought of a better out-
on his thumb that became a
full-blown staph infection,
which led to a lengthy hos-
come,” he said.
“And through it all, my
wife has been a vital part of
Fall Open Houses at GPC
pital stay, numerous blood my medicine.”
tests and finally a diagnosis In Arellano’s mind, he When you choose Georgia Perimeter College as your starting
of AIDS/HIV. does the same for her. point, you’re setting the stage for the journey of a lifetime.
“From day one I accepted “I decided to marry Rob- Afterall, with access to the most diverse, affordable and
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kid, and it’s not something have contracted AIDS/HIV. the perfect place to start opening doors. So take that first step
you’d casually share with Not the other way around,” this October at any of our upcoming Fall Open Houses, where
friends, I knew I’d be OK,” said Arellano. you can participate in a financial aid workshop and receive free Two Years That Will Change Your Life
said Astrove, who will cel- “He is just as supportive immunizations offfered to students who apply on-site or have
ebrate his 32nd birthday this and vigilant about my health. already applied for Spring 2011 semester.
November. We take care of each other.
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DEKALB
Superman opened Friday, superintendent Crawford “drop-out factories,”
Oct. 8, to a large crowd. Lewis, who was indicted teachers union political
The film about the failure in May on six counts of contributions, and school
of the U.S. public education racketeering, theft by a board bureaucracy.
system struck a chord with government employee, And the film hits close
TECH
some DeKalb residents, in bribery and falsifying public to home, considering that
light of the recent challenges documents. in DeKalb seven of its 23
facing Dekalb County In addition, claims high schools made Adequate
Schools. of nepotism and school Yearly Progress in 2010
“It was great. I give administrators found under the federal No Child
ALUMNI
it two thumbs up. Every profiting from selling Left Behind Act.
teacher and parent in Dekalb thousands of dollars worth Still, Waiting for
County should see it,” said of their own goods to the Superman makes the case
Dawn Davison of Decatur. schools threaten to put the for both the problems and
“Our schools have a lot system under investigation solutions.
of the same issues I saw by The Southern Association Guggenheim gives
in the movie – and more. of Colleges and Schools, the examples of successful
It was definitely an eye- state’s accrediting agency. school reform happening
opener.” According to recent around the country by
The film’s message of
education reform may fall
reports, in a week’s time
SACS will determine if
looking at the work of
Geoffrey Canada, president Has DeKalbTech
on deaf ears; it is only being
shown through Oct. 14 at
a full investigation into
whether DeKalb schools
and chief executive of
the Harlem Children’s been a part of
one cinema in the metro
area.
Still, other moviegoers
meet national accreditation
standards is necessary.
But for now, Waiting
Zone, and Michelle Rhee,
Chancellor of Washington,
D.C. Public Schools.
your life?
like Milton Jones of for Superman keeps the In the film, they
Lithonia say with more education reform debate advocate for revolutionary We want to reconnect with you
exposure Waiting for raging. school reforms such as,
Superman could lend some In the film, Academy extended school days, through our newly launched
much-needed lessons to Award-winning director Saturday school,and teacher
local school officials. Davis Guggenheim performance pay. DTC Alumni Association website!
“The movie gives a lot explores how in spite of Ultimately, Guggenheim
of good ideas about how spending more per student leaves the audience
DeKalb County can improve
the schools,” said Jones, a
than ever before in U.S.
history, and making decades
wondering, who will make
the heroic Superman-like Register at
father of two middle school of reforms attempts, U.S. education reforms so needed
boys. “But how can we
focus on that with all the
public schools have not
improved markedly since
in America – and for that
matter, in DeKalb County?
dekalbtech.edu/alumni
stuff you hear on the news?” the 1970s. 404-297-9522 x1139
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Above, each meal has detailed labeling that tells the customer what’s inside the package.
At left, chef Lamar takes a vegetarian selection out of the oven. Center, trays of freshly grilled chicken breasts are stacked up to await packaging. At right, workers package
meals to exact specifications. Photos by Kathy Mitchell
an organization put together the Paul Newman of the Association. a larger scale,” Collins said.
from a unique recipe, one meal business,” said Good Customers may choose That larger scale involves
that combines a charitable Measure Meals Marketing an all-vegetarian menu, a churning out some 10,000
and a commercial venture as Vice President Elston diabetic menu, a no-seafood meals a week.
well as dietitian-prescribed Collins, comparing the menu and from four calorie “The kitchen is in
For more information on DeKalb Chamber related
events or to receive email updates, call 404-378-
meals and gourmet flavors. organization with Newman’s levels–from 1,200 calories a operation around the clock, 8000 or visit www.dekalbchamber.org
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-Donna Regen
AROUND DEKALB
ATLANTA Georgia football game. Pizza, bratwurst, buffalo
wings, chips and salsa, popcorn, pretzels and
services and to provide support and counsel to
individuals diagnosed with breast cancer and
cake will be provided. The event also includes their families.
Callanwolde band starts 39th season
prizes and live entertainment from Judy For additional information contact Zenna
The Callanwolde Concert Band presents the Boehm. All guests who tour the facility will be Farley-Williams at zfarley2@msn.com or (404)
first concert in its 39th season Sunday, Oct. 17, entered into a drawing to win two free airline 226-5011.
at 2 p.m. With Raymond Handfield conducting, tickets to anywhere in the continental United
featured work on the program will be a suite States. The Regency House is located at 341
from Water Music by Georg Frideric Handel. Winn Way, Decatur. There is no cost to attend. Library to host book sale
Other works include the overture to I Vespri For more information, call The Regency House
Siciliani by Giuseppe Verdi, a medley from at (404) 296-1152. Friends of the Redan-Trotti Library are host-
the musical Evita and a selection of Woody ing a 2 Day Book Sale starting Friday, Oct. 15,
Herman favorites. The band, a community Electronics recycling announced from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the library which is lo-
organization for nearly 40 years, is regarded cated at 1569 Wellborn Road, Lithonia.
as DeKalb County’s premier symphonic wind
ensemble. Tickets are available only at the door. The fall Decatur Electronics Recycling Day
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center is located at 980 is set for Saturday, Oct. 30, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Briarcliff Road, NE, Atlanta. General admission Anyone can bring old electronics to the Decatur
is $10; admission for students/seniors, Atlanta High School parking lot at the corner of North
Artscard and Atlanta Planit members is $5.
PBA Advantage members receive two for one
McDonough Street and West Howard Avenue.
Styrofoam cannot be accepted this year, but STONE MOUNTAIN
admission. For more information, visit www. televisions can be recycled for $10 cash, exact
calcb.org. change. Those interested in volunteering at Stephenson parents, students to show off
the Electronics Recycling Day can contact culinary skills
Community yard sale set Sandy Johnson at (404) 377-5571. For more
information, visit www.decaturga.com. Stephenson High School PTSA and Ste-
Embry Hills United Methodist Church
is hosting its annual community yard sale phenson Middle School are sponsoring A Taste
Saturday, Nov. 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ellison to speak at NAACP dinner of Stephenson, Saturday, Oct. 30, 11 a.m. - 4
An 8-foot table can be reserved for $20 p.m. at Stephenson High School. This family
before Oct. 30 and for $25 after that date. The The DeKalb County Branch of the National event, which also includes a health fair, a re-
sale will be held rain or shine inside the Family Association for the Advancement of Colored cycling drop, community outreach projects, en-
Life Center. Embry Hills UMC is located on People (NAACP) has announced that Marvin R. tertainment and more, is designed to promote
Henderson Mill Road, near the intersection with Ellison, executive vice president of U.S. stores community pride through green initiatives, re-
Chamblee Tucker. for The Home Depot will deliver the keynote cycling, “Keep DeKalb Clean” campaign, code
Clubs, churches, schools, youth groups and address at its 54th annual Freedom Fund enforcement and academic excellence. Plus,
individuals are invited to participate. Special Awards Dinner. The black tie event is scheduled
advertising will be included for crafters offering Stephenson parents and students will have
for Saturday, Oct. 23, at Holiday Inn Convention the opportunity to show off their culinary skills.
holiday gift and craft shopping. A community
organization will accept donations of unsold Plaza, Decatur. The reception and silent auction Participants in each food category will compete
items owners don’t wish to cart home. will start at 6 p.m. and the dinner is scheduled for the title Stephenson’s Iron Chef. Adult tick-
In addition to the yard sale, shoppers can to start at 7 p.m. With the theme “One Nation, ets are $5 and include five sampling tickets;
also browse additional items at the Thrifty Store One Dream,” the event will reflect on the additional sampling tickets are 50 cents each.
behind the church, open every Saturday until branch history in DeKalb County. The master Stephenson High School is located at 701 Ste-
noon. For more information, call (678) 451-5846. of ceremonies will be WSB-TV news reporter phenson Road, Stone Mountain. For more in-
Tom Jones. Individual tickets start at $75 and formation, e-mail: stephensonhighptsa@yahoo.
corporate sponsorships are still available. For com
AVONDALE ESTATES
more information, contact Marketa Killingsbeck
at (404) 241-8006.
AutumnFest scheduled
TUCKER
Avondale Estates AutumnFest takes place
Oct. 23-24, across from City Hall. The yearly
LITHONIA Candidate forum set
fall celebration will host more than 60 regional Breast cancer awareness event scheduled
artists and craftsmen selling original paintings, Tucker Civic Association, Smoke Rise
folk art, metal sculpture, ceramics, photography, As an effort to recognize October as Breast Community Association, Main Street Tucker
glass, jewelry and textiles. Also on site for visi- Cancer Awareness month, Breast Cancer Alliance and Tucker Business Association are
tors will be food and drinks, an art show, and Survivors- Sisters…By Choice Support Group co-sponsoring a candidate forum on Thursday,
recreational activities for children. 40 and Under and the Stone Mountain- Lithonia Oct. 21, beginning 7:30 p.m., at the First
(SMLAC) chapter of Delta Sigma Theta sorority Baptist Ministry Center, 2367 Main Street,
will host “A Just For You – Eternal Love & Tucker. The forum is open to candidates in
Georgia Perimeter College hosts Mr. Joseph B. Washington, author of “Breaking the Spirit of Average” will be the
South’s largest Asian film festival keynote speaker. He is a dynamic motivator with the gift of empowering people who
are addressing life’s daily challenges. Mr. Washington will also present two work-
shops on parenting. In addition, a variety of other workshops will be offered to assist
A Japanese woman Film Festival, which con- parents with the educational career of their children.
mistakenly takes a foreign tinues through Oct. 23.
ministry assignment in “This is the largest Asian New this year, there will be an expanded selection of workshops for parents of special
Haiti, thinking she’s going film festival in the South,” education students.
to Tahiti. Members of an said Eric Kendrick, GPC
Americanized Vietnamese assistant professor of Eng- The workshops include: Mathematics and Reading for all grade levels, Special
family clashes with their lish as a Second Language. Education, and Early Childhood Workshops.
“old school” dad; and a Ko- Kendrick has helped co-
rean single mom fights to ordinate the film festival Special activities and guest speakers are planned for Middle and High School Stu-
release her jailed son. These for five years. GPC joins dents.
are just some of the themes Emory University, Georgia
represented in nine films State University and the Language translators will be available for some workshops and childcare for school
being shown during three University of West Georgia age children will be provided. We will also have exhibits featuring the DeKalb County
weekends at Georgia Pe- in hosting the three-week School System, various community agencies, and educational companies.
rimeter College Dunwoody event.
Campus. They are all part “This film festival is
of the sixth annual Asian committed to showing films Door prizes will be awarded at the conclusion of the conference!
For more information, call Jackie Marshall at 678-676-0376.
See GPC on Page 19A
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GPC
Continued From Page 18A
School system close to choosing search firm
from all over Asia,” Kend- by Robert Naddra based in Cedar Rapids, assisted in 16 superintendent said.
rick said. Countries repre- robert@dekalbchamp.com Iowa, has done school searches in the state since Five of the nine school
sented in this year’s films executive searches since May 2009, including the board seats will be contested
include the Philippines, The search for a new 1975, according to the Fayette County and Newton in next month’s election.
Japan, Korea, Indonesia, DeKalb County Schools agency’s Web site. The County systems. The GSBA Lewis was fired in April
China, Taiwan and Viet- superintendent advanced last firm has been “extremely presently is assisting in two in the face of corruption
nam. Highlights of the fes- week as the school board successful in recruiting searches. charges involving the school
tival include a special ap- narrowed the list of search women, minorities and non- Board member H. Paul system’s building and
pearance of the Vietnamese firms to two. traditional candidates for Womack said he expects construction department. He
actor Chi Pham, the lead The board will choose school districts,” according the search to continue into was indicted on racketeering
character in the film All either Ray & Associates or to the site. All of the firm’s 2011. and bribery charges, among
About Dad, and a special the Georgia School Boards consultants have at least “There are some on the others.
introduction to the Japanese Association to help it select 15 years experience in the board who think we can find Ramona Tyson has
movie Miracle Banana, by a replacement for former school executive search [a superintendent] in the been serving as the
Japanese Consul General superintendent Crawford field. next couple of months but I school system’s interim
Takuji Hanatani. Lewis. The Georgia School think it’s going to be a job superintendent since the
“GPC Dunwoody has Ray & Associates, Boards Association has for the new board,” Womack dismissal of Lewis.
a large Asian-American
student population, and
Forum
School board to
we have also had a lot of
faculty involved in various Continued From Page 9A
Asian initiatives over the
years, both within the col-
lege and the university sys-
tem,” Kendrick said. “This
decide on how to use in need of repair and renovation.
In a school system troubled by criminal charges
against the superintendent and other high ranking of-
annual festival is always a
great opportunity for our stimulus money ficials as well as accusations of unethical behavior by
administrators and board members, challengers touted
students and the community the need for new blood on the board while veterans like
to be exposed to different by Robert Naddra board by Turk. Roberts insisted that experience is needed to set matters
cultures.” robert@dekalbchamp.com “Our employees need right.
All films have English some relief right now while Jaques Hall Jr., who graduated from Lakeside High
subtitles and will be shown The DeKalb County we have money to do that School five years ago, is taking on District 5 incumbent
at GPC Dunwoody, Build- School System has $18.3 because they have sup- Jay Cunningham. He acknowledged that he has had
ing C Auditorium, 2101 million in federal stimulus ported this system without no experience in office, but said that his approach, stay-
Womack Road, Dunwoody, money it can use to offset their earned step increases,” ing in close touch with people in the community, would
except when otherwise a projected $50 million in board member Sarah Cope- make a difference. “We are at a crossroads. We need to
noted. The following is a next year’s budget. lin-Wood said. come together.”
list of the films, country, The shortfall was cre- A step increase would Cunningham, however, said that the ability to bring
and show times. GPC fac- ated because of a $2 billion only create more problems together board members with divergent points of view
ulty, staff and students can shortfall to next year’s bud- in the future, Womack said. has been one of his strengths. He said the board is mov-
attend all screenings on get on the state level. “If teachers get a 3 per- ing in the right direction although there is still a lot
the Dunwoody Campus for But how to use that mon- cent increase now and then more work to be done. He said that he feels the system
free. Individual show tick- ey is the source of debate they lose their job next has nothing to fear from an investigation by The South-
ets are $8 for adults, $5 for among school board mem- year, then this increase isn’t ern Association of Colleges and Schools, the state’s ac-
children. A $20 all-access bers. Chief financial officer worth anything,” Womack crediting agency.
film pass is also available. Marcus Turk presented the said. “I want to keep teach- Ella Smith, a former teacher in Fulton, Gwinnett
board with several options ers in the classroom.” and DeKalb counties and a District 9 candidate, said
The remaining schedule is for the funds at a meeting The board also is debat- that her career experience especially qualified her to
as follows: last week. ing what to do with a more oversee the school system. “I have been an educator for
The board voted this year than $30 million surplus in 33 years,” she said. “Education has been my whole life.
Saturday, Oct. 16 to cut retirement funding Special Local Option Sales Things have changed and the DeKalb County School
2 p.m. Red and White (In- and create seven furlough Tax funds. The board re- System hasn’t changed. We need to look at current
donesia) days. Giving employees a cently was presented with trends.”
4 p.m. Mother (Korea) raise now will create the a list of $80 million in con- Elder said her background as a certified public ac-
need for bigger cuts next struction projects through- countant, real estate appraiser and contract investiga-
Sunday, Oct. 17 year. out the system. There are tor would bring to the board skills that are particularly
2 p.m. Lost Harmony (Ja- H. Paul Womack, chair- 146 schools and centers in needed right now. Faced with multimillion-dollar
pan) Free. man of the board’s budget the county system. spending decisions, she said, the board needs her type
committee, is in favor of Among the top priorities of expertise.
Saturday, Oct. 23 (Build- putting money back into a is reconstruction of Cham- District 1 candidate Nancy Jester, a former actuarial
ing A, Room 2200) tax-sheltered annuity for blee High School, similar consultant, also cited her financial background as an
2 p.m. Artemisia (Taiwan) teachers and administrators. to the project at Tucker asset needed to address the system’s problems. “To re-
4 p.m. Cow (China) “If we have $18.3 mil- High that is scheduled for form the school system, we have to reform the budget,”
lion in stimulus funds, I’d completion this school year. she said.
In addition to the show- rather it have a one-time, Womack said he is in favor Corey Wilson, a business manager, was the only
ings at GPC, the films will no repeat consequence to of giving $10 million to the District 3 candidate at the forum since incumbent Sar-
be shown at Emory Uni- the budget,” Womack said. Coralwood Diagnostic Cen- ah Copelin-Wood was not present. He said the school
versity, Georgia State Uni- “If we give a step increase, ter. The school, for students system needs courageous leadership—“people who are
versity and the University it will only exacerbate the ages 3 to 6, mixes students willing to do what is unpopular if it’s the right thing.”
of West Georgia. For more problem.” with disabilities with typi- He said that current ethics guidelines probably don’t go
information and for addi- Some board members fa- cally developing students. far enough. “We need to be very transparent in all our
tional locations and times, vor a 3 percent step increase The surplus was cre- dealings,” he said.
go to www.atlaff.org. putting money into the ated because of decreased
retirement fund. Restoring construction costs and bet-
furlough days and a cost of ter planning on how to use
living increase were other to system’s $513 million
options presented to the SPLOST fund.
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Athletics architect
Morrow, 88, remembered for building foundation in DeKalb
by Mark Brock well known for his you did something wrong in DeKalb state of Georgia,” Sebree said. “We
hard work all across County you would have a price to still work to meet his standards of
DeKalb County not only Georgia, but pay.” treating all the schools, coaches and
Schools lost one of its the country.” Henderson continued, “His athletes fairly while expecting them
all-time athletic greats Armstead grew legacy of the structure of DeKalb to do the right thing on and off the
with the passing Oct. 2 up playing basket- County athletics is something we field.”
of Elmer Morrow. He ball at Clarkston and still live by today and no one will Morrow taught and coached five
was 88. became friends with forget what he did, being fair while sports at Druid Hills High School
The Greenville, Morrow while playing hiring the best and brightest to work from 1949 to 1961, winning three
S.C., native took over in all-star games he in the school system.” boys’ basketball state champion-
the duties of athletic coached. “We became Former DeKalb County athletic ships [1953-54, 1957] and also lead-
director and head of great friends as did our director (1986-1991) and Lakeside ing Druid Hills to its only state play-
the DeKalb County wives. We travelled to High School principal (1970-83), off appearance in football in 1956.
Schools’ physical the Kentucky Derby John Kicklighter, worked with Morrow was 191-74 as a basket-
education department together and even an Morrow as a principal dealing with ball coach including a 27-0 record
in 1958. Morrow re- Morrow Orange Bowl.” the everyday problems of athletics on the way to the 1953 Class A state
mained as head of both Former DeKalb in his school. title. With more titles in 1954 and
until 1979 when Billy Armstead County Schools Athletic Director “Elmer was dedicated to his job 1957, Druid Hills became the first
took over the athletic director posi- Charlie Henderson [2002-07], in- and any time you called he would DeKalb County school to win back-
tion. Morrow continued heading up terviewed for the Druid Hills boys’ discuss things with you,” Kicklight- to-back titles and the first school to
the physical education department basketball coaching position in 1978 er said. “He was quick with an an- win three state titles.
until his retirement in 1983. and credits Morrow with developing swer because he was always on top His 1956 football team went
“I never hesitated to call on El- the structure the DeKalb athletic de- of things and did a great job build- 11-1-1 to reach the Class AA state
mer because he was always there partment lives by today. ing the athletic department.” playoffs, which remains Druid Hills’
to help,” said Armstead. “I didn’t “I had to sit down with him face- Current DeKalb County Athletic only state playoff appearance. The
have to change anything when I to-face to get approval to become Director Ron Sebree knows about Red Devils defeated Rockmart
took over. He had a good staff in the head boys’ basketball coach at the foundation Morrow laid and in the first round before falling to
place and I really can’t take credit Druid Hills,” said Henderson. “Any- his commitment that built DeKalb eventual state champion Valdosta in
for anything in athletics in DeKalb. one who was hired had to sit down County Athletics. the second round.
He ran it tight. He was even named with him and face him eye-to-eye “Coach Morrow did so much A memorial service for Morrow
athletic director of the year on a before being approved. He was a to get athletics in DeKalb County was held Oct. 8 at A. S. Turner and
national level once [1980]. He was no-nonsense person and you knew if recognized as one of the tops in the Sons in Decatur.
FOOTBALL
Stephenson 22, Newton 16: Willie
Davis, a South Florida commit, ran
for 125 yards and two touchdowns
while Mike Davis had 117 yards
rushing and scored on an 87-yard
kickoff return for the Jaguars (6-0,
3-0 Region 2-AAAAA). Defensive
end Jarountay Jones had three key
sacks and led the defense.
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During the Oct. 8 football game the Stephenson Marching Band’s
drumline, nicknamed Suave House, matched percussion skills
against Newton’s drumline. Stephenson band members pulled
out a few acrobatic tricks. Photo by Travis Hudgons
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