Dan Blue to speak at Bill
of Rights celebration
By YVETTE N. FREEMAN
Chronide Staff Writer
The Speaker of the North Car
olina House of Representatives will
be the guest speaker at the Forsyth
bounty Public Library, 660 W.
Fifth Street, during a program to
celebrate the anniversary of the Bill
ofRights.
The program, "The Bill of
Rights: Past, Present, Future:
Forsyth County, N.C?, 1991," will
ifcke place in the auditorium of the
library this coming Friday, Oct 25
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Other guest speakers on the
program will be Rhoda B. Billings,
president of the North Carolina Bar
Association; J. Edwin Hendricks,
professor of history at Wake Forest
University; United States Con
gressman Stephen Neal; and Dr.
lack Noffsinger, chairman of the
Forsyth Committee for the Consti
tution's Bicentennial.
According to Noffsinger, the
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honor of the 200th anniversary of
the Constitution, and will conclude
with Friday's program.
"This is the last year of a four
year cycle of remembering how the
Constitution came into being and
its various stages of ratification,"
said Noffsinger in a recent inter- .
view.
This year's program focuses on
the Bill of Rights and Noffsinger
says that's because of the fact that
The Bill of Rights was added and
ratified in December of 1791.?
He said, "Our county commit
tee has chosen to have this final
event of commemoration that
would center on that theme,
because this is the year of the 200th <
anniversary of the ratification of
the Bill of Rights."
Blue was chosen as the
keynote speaker not only because
of his expertise in politics, but also
because of the committee's effort to
involve more minorities in its pro
grams.
"Our idea m having Speaker
Blue was that he was eminently
qualified to speak on the subject,
and that it would be a most fitting
thing for him to do because we've
tried to do everything we could to
bring the community together/
explained Noffsinger.
The commemoration of the
Constitution began back in 1987
after the Forsyth Committee for the
Constitution's Bicentennial was
formed by Barbara Anderson, the
research librarian at the main pub
liciibraryr ? ? ?
Noffsinger credits Anderson
for all of the programs sponsored
by the Committee, in relation to the
Constitution's bicentennial. "Bar
bara Anderson. . . has been the
prime mover in all of this since
1986," he said.
At Friday's program, members
of the audienfe will have the
opportunity to participate in an
open discussion on the Bill of
Rights -with Blue and the other
guest speakers. There will also be a
reception folkiwing the program.
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