Tea Party this Saturday at Washington's Festival Park | Eastern North Carolina Now

Original Washington's Tea Party will hopefully be as great a success as the recent Constitution Class at Harvest Church in Washington, NC.

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    The Beaufort patriot Tea Party is sponsoring the Original Washington Tea Party Rally at Festival Park, 223 Water Street on the Waterfront in Washington North Carolina, Saturday October 2, 2010 from 1:00pm till 5:00pm.

    There will be great entertainment, booths for non-profits and a list of speakers that will keep you spellbound. The theme for the program is "Get Out The Vote". The Beaufort patriots promote themselves as a Volunteer Community Organization with "No political home".

    Famous speakers will include Dr. Ron Baity who was barred from the legislative assembly because he would use the name of Jesus Christ in his payer. Frank Perry, former FBI Special Agent will speak on political corruption in North Carolina. Hal Weatherman on terrorism, Daniel Garner on bank fraud and Jerry Grimes on "A freedom soon known".

    Entertainment will include the Rocky Hoc Theater with a tribute to our military and Pam Carson, a professional performer from Beaufort County, with a medley of patriotic songs followed by The Brotherhood of Harmony a group of barbershop quartets that come together for a magnificent presentation.

    There will be a "50/50" raffle and a Most Creative Sign contest. The Beaufort Patriot Tea Party will be accepting DVD's to send to our military personnel overseas.

    This is a non-partisan event with an open invitation for all families. Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians and unaffiliated are invited to participate. The location is next to the Estuarium that will be open for young people from 10am till 4 pm. Bring a blanket or chairs. The weatherman is promising a beautiful day.

    Please tell your friends and neighbors about this great event.

    Go to www.beaufortpatriotteaparty.com for detailed information on the rally and to learn more about the Beaufort Patriots Tea Party. Signup there for the newsletter to receive information updates of future meetings and events. The Beaufort Patriot Tea Party seeks to promote: Fiscal responsibility, limited government and the free market.


    Constitution Class is Huge Success

    Seventy-six people convened at Harvest Church on Saturday, September 18th for an all day study of the U. S. Constitution called "The Making of America". "The People" were there from Beaufort and Pitt counties all hungry for information that would increase their knowledge of our founding documents and how they apply to today's political events and issues. And all went away well fed by our presenter from Maine, Dana Dyer. One comment from one attendee that I overheard was, "I wish it could have been longer. The eight hours just flew by."

    Dana Dyer's presentation convinced the appreciative audience that the principles of liberty need to be understood by "We the People" if "the people" hope to retain freedom and have the necessary knowledge to hold our elected representatives accountable. The day started at 8:00 a.m. before the seminar began with a short, twenty minute celebration of the 223rd birthday of the Constitution signing on September 17, 1787. The flag ceremony, the presentation of colours, by the Washington High School JROTC was followed with prayer offered by David Worth. The National Anthem was sung by Mike Isbell. Jeff Lewis gave an inspiring tribute to the Founding Fathers. Then the seminar began at 8:30 a.m. After a lunch break Pam Carson spoke a few words about the need for teaching the Constitution in the schools, and then sang two inspiring patriotic numbers. The seminar ended at 5:00 p.m., an educational experience that was well worth giving up a Saturday to attend.
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