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Coleman Squire elected Mr. Junior at NCCU
Te7f, ^u're was elected by his peers on April 13 as Mr. Junior at North
Carolina Central University for the v?.
Coleman is the son of Kevin and Sylvia Squire. Squire is a
2013 graduate from North Forsyth High School majoring in
physical education with a concentration in athletic training
who aspires to be a physical therapist.
He is a Crosby Scholar, BB&T Scholar, Melvin Mauney
Scholar and Sir Walter Mack Scholar. Squire is a well-round
ed student excelling in academics while working, volunteer
ing and mentoring others.
He is a second-generation NCCU Eagle who ran his recent
campaign on the theme "Bridging the Gap." He expressed the
need to bridge gaps with potential NCCU students and NCCU
alumni.
Squire plans to use this position as Mr. Junior at NCCU to
fulfill the motto of "Truth and Service."
Squire
Dr. Carmen Robinson named chief resident
Baylor College of Medicine's Department of Family and
Community Medicine has selected Dr. Carmen Tabrielle
Robinson as its chief resident for 2015-2016.
The Family Medicine residency program is based out of
the Houston, Harris Health System. TTte Harris Health System
focuses on caring for underserved populations in Harris
County, Texas. The wide-ranging and broad clinical practices
residents obtain in this program area are applicable to both
urban underserved and rural practices. Residents of this pro
gram rotate at affiliated Texas Medical Center hospitals.
Dr. Robinson is a 2006 graduate of Winston-Salem State
University, and is a recent graduate of the Wake Forest School
of Medicine. Ted and Beverly Robinson are the parents of Dr.
Robinson and Alvin and Joan Little are grandparents.
Robinson
Chue prepares to pursue second degree
On May 8, Adia Iyana Chue will'graduate from the
School of Music, Theater, and Dance with a Bachelor of
Arts degree in music from the University of North Carolina
at Greensboro (UNCG).
UNCG combined its Departments of Theatre and
Dance with the School of Music in 2009 to bring more vis
ibility to the institution's performing arts programs. Now
Chue wants to venture into visual arts. She loves to draw,
design, paint, and loves nature.
Chue will be returning in the fall to the university to
pursue her second degree in the fine arts, focusing on pho
tography.
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Chue
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IN MEMORIAM
MILLNER
Elder Harry Edward
Millner was born August
13,1942 to the late Toney
Millner Sr. and Mira
Laura Witcher Millner. He
departed this life
Wednesday evening, April
29,2015 following a more
than two-year struggle
with ALS (Lou Gehrig's
Disease).
His service of
celebration will
be held Saturday,
May 9 at
10:30am, with a
public viewing
preceding, at the
St. Matthews
Apostolic Temple
Church of Jesus
Christ at 3640
New Walkertown
Road. Interment
will follow in
Martinsville, Virginia at
Carver Memorial
Gardens.
Elder Millner was
raised in Martinsville,
where he was a member
of the Mt. Sinai Apostle
Church of Christ in God.
As a youth, he was bap
tized in water in the name
of Jesus Christ, and in
1959, at age 16, he experi
enced the baptism of the
Holy Spirit.
He received his ele
mentary and high school
education from the Albert
Harris School in
Martinsville Virginia.
Elder Millner entered
Howard University in
1960, but was drafted into
the United States Army,
and served in Vietnam
from 1964 to 1966. After
an honorable discharge,
he transferred to North
Carolina A&T State
University in 1967 where
he received his B.S.
Degree in History
Education in 1969. As an
undergraduate. Elder
Millner made the honor
roll each semester, and
graduated Magna Cum
Laude from A&T. He was
a member of Kappa Delta
Pi, an honor society in
education and a member
of Sigma Rho Sigma, an
honor society for Social
Science majors. Elder
Millner later received his
M.S. Degree in School
Administration in 1988,
also from A&T. He did
further study at the
University of North
Carolina, Greensboro
towards a doctorate of
education.
On June 7,1969, Elder
Minner
married
Jeanette
Richardson,
the oldest
child of his
Mt. Sinai
Church pas
tor, Bishop
James
Richardson,
Sr. They
were mar
ried for
nearly 46 years and to this
union were born two chil
dren: Margaret and
Marlon.
Elder Millner taught
in the Guilford County
Public Schools at
Jamestown Middle
School for thirty years,
teaching Social
Studies/Language Arts for
twenty-two years and was
in charge of in school sus
pension for eight years.
The students respected
Mr. Millner and his rules.
Additionally, he taught at
A&T four years.
His hobbies were
reading, photography,
automobile mechanics,
and various sports.
Elder and Sister
Millner worked faithfully
with Liberty East
Redevelopment's Board
(LER) for twenty years.
Their goal was a cleaner,
safer and more morally
upright community. LER
was founded by Mrs.
Naomi Jones and Mayor
Pro Temp Vivian H.
Burke.
He was the longtime
General Secretary, and a
Trustee, for the Apostle
Church of Christ in God.
He pastored St. John
Apostle Church for 31
years at 1131 East 21st
Street Winston-Salem,
NC 27105.
Elder Harry Millner
leaves to mourn his death,
but cherish and celebrate
his life a dedicated and
devoted wife, Jeanette;
one son, Marlon (Diana);
one daughter Margaret; a
close former son-in-law,
Eugene Bowser; two
brothers, Toney Millner,
Jr. and James Herbert
Millner; one sister, Judy
M. Niblett; three grand
children, Ruth Naomi,
Edouard Josef and
Immaculee Jeanette; and a
host of other relatives and
friends.
In lieu of flowers, the
family welcomes dona
tions to be sent to an
established endowed
scholarship fund in honor
of Harry Edward Millner.
Kindly make checks
payable to: North
Carolina A&T State
University. Memo line;
Harry Edward Millner
Endowed Scholarship
Fund. Mail contributions
to: North Carolina A&T
State University, Office of
Advancement Services,
Dowdy Bldg. Ste 400,
1601 E. Market St.,
Greensboro, NC 27411.
For additional informa
tion, contact (336) 334
7600, or go online to
http://www.ncat .edu/gi v
ing/ . Please call the uni
versity to complete online
giving.
The Millner family
also wishes to thank their
visitors, St. Matthew
Apostolic Church, and all
for other acts of kindness.
We want to thank the var
ious agencies for their
services: Wake Forest
Baptist Health, Duke
University Medicine, and
the VA Rehabilitation
Center in Salisbury, NC.
We thank the nurses and
the doctors, and Maxim
Health Services. Jeanette
and Harry were most
appreciative of his care
givers, Ms Latonya
Reynolds, Ms. Tierra
Wallace and Ms. Bonnie.
Online expressions
may be received at hoop
erfuneralhome .net.
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CLASSIFIEDS
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N6T1CE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Sonya Lavette Jones (15 E 675),
deceased November 25, 2014, Forsyth
County, North Carolina, this is to Notify
all persons, firms, and corporation having
claims against the Estate of said deceased
to present them to the undersigned on or
before July 30,2015 or this Notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons in
debted to the said decedent or estate shall
please make immediate payment to the un
dersigned.
This the 30th day of April, 2015.
Robert Burkes, Administrator for Sonya
Lavette Jones, deceased.
P.O. Box 244.
Summerfield. NC 27358
April 30, May 7,14,21,2015
WMsiimwiirm
Transportation Projects
Planner
SALARY RANGE
$22.47 Hourly
$46,740.00 Annually
DESCRIPTION:
Under regular supervision, the Project
Planner for Transit is responsible for all
transit planning activities for the Winston
Salem Urban Area Metropolitan Planning
Organization (MPO); coordinates all tran
sit planning activities with the Winston
Salem Transit Authority (WSTA), the
Piedmont Authority for Regional Trans
portation (PART), other MPOs, and transit
agencies in the Piedmont Triad area of the
State; performs difficult professional work
involved in the planning of transit proj
ects, programs, services and improve
ments; does related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES:
Develops and maintains the transit ele
ments) of the MPOs 2035 Transportation
Plan and Comprehensive Transportation
Plan (CTP); assists in the development/re
finement of the transit element of the re
gional travel demand model; works'with
the WST in the planning and program
ming of transit projects, programs and
services in the Metropolitan Transporta
tion Improvement Program (MTIP) and
the City of Winston-Salem's Capital Im
provement Program (CIP), completes Ve
hicle Occupancy Counts (VOC) studies
and other data collection systems; man
ages the Job Access and Reverse Com
mute (J ARC) and New Freedom funding
programs; assists PART with planning and
implementation of a regional commuter
transportation system; Title VI/Environ-.
mental Justice planning; completes the re
quired portions of the annual Unified
Planning Work Program (UPWP) and
other performance planning and evalua
tion documents; transit planning grants ad
ministration.
TYPICAL QUALIFICATIONS:
Any combination of education or experi
ence equivalent to a Master's degree in
transportation planning, city and regional
planning or a closely related Field, or a
combination of a Bachelor's degree in city
and regional planning and three (3) years
of progressively responsible professional
experience in transportation planning.
AICP Certification is desirable.
Thorough knowledge of: the concepts,
principles, techniques and legal aspects of
transitand transportation planning; current
literature and recent initiatives in the tran
sit planning field; research and statistical
methods; governmental organizations and
operations; community inter-relationships;
project management methods and tech
niques. Skills and abilities to: analyze and
systematically compile technical and sta
tistical information; make recommenda
tions based on findings in studies, field
observation and public contacts; use com
puters and other technologies in the analy
sis and presentation of information;
prepare and deliver clear, concise and ef
fective oral and written presentations to
the general public, appointed boards and
elected officials; establish and maintain ef
fective working relationships with Fed
eral, State and local officials, the general
public, employees and contractors; esti
mate and administer budgets for studies
and schedule and manage transit planning
projects; work independently with mini
mal direction and supervision; plan and
supervise the work of technicians and tem
porary employees; simultaneously man
age multiple projects; be a problem solver.
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The City of Winston-Salem
is looking to fill the position for
Sr. Accounting Clerk
Please visit: www.cityofws.org
for job description and
application process.
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The City of Winston-Salem,
is looking to fill the position for
Fire Apparatus Mechanic
Please visit: www.cityofws.org
for job description and
application process.
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The City of Winston-Salem
is looking to fill the position for
Playfield Leader Positions
Please visit: Www.cityofws.org
for job description and
application process.
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The City of Winston-Salem
is looking to fill the position for
Recreation Leader
Please visit: www.cityofws.org
for job description and
application process.
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The City of Winston-Salem
is looking to fill the position for
Sr. Recreation Leaders
Please visit: www.cityofws.org
for job description and
application process.
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Office hours are
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