NEWS BULLETIN Mayor Michael R. White re- MENU TIPS SPORTS cently announced the disciplinary actions EAST SIDEY NEWS for seven patrolmen involved in the June 24 raid ofRonnie B's nightclubb, 17324 I ISSUED FRIDAY Cavs Name Harvard Ave. Zesty Bar-B-Qued I SERVING LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, Whittman Head Coach Mayor White said that Detec- Chicken Pizza MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES- UNION, UNIVERSITY lives Kelvin Barrow and John Anderson I were recommended for criminal charges I CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF See page 7 of felonious assault and obstruction of See Page 8 FREE HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND justice. READ ON - WRITE ON ~ Tuesday, July 20, 1999- Friday, July 23, 1999 Saint Lukes Medical Center plans demolition Vol. 20, No. 4 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" By CLAUDE STARKS The tacility also encom­ that although hospnat officials passes, radiology, laboratory have talked to Ward Six Council­ Saint Luke's Medical and endoscopy units as well as woman Patricia Britt, '·no long Former Cleveland Browns' Center recently discussed its 23 and 24 hour units for emer- term agenda;· for the land's use preliminary plans for their gency services and observation has been detem1ined. Marion Motley dies resident's building and the land rooms respectively. Britt said that her plans which is located at the intersec­ Hanna Pavilion Psychi­ for the land includes housing. Funeral services were finesse. tion of Shaker Boulevard and East atric Unit of the University Hos­ She also said that the recently conducted at Mount He endured the dene­ I 16th Street. pitals will also be utilizing 70 land should be utilized as a "cata­ Sinai Baptist Church, 751 0 Wood­ gration and humiliation which JefferyS. Jeney. who is beds within the institution before lyst," for commercial and residen­ land Ave., for former Cleveland African-American athletes en­ the chief operating officer for September. tial development. Browns and Hall of Fame full hack countered during this era. Saint Lukes Medical Center, said Gina Goodwin, who is Goodwin said that the Marion Motley. He played for the Pitts­ that the decision was "carefully the director of public relations for plans for the land will be fonnal­ Mr. Motley, 79, died on burg Steclers later in his career. considered," and chosew be­ Saint Lukes Medical Center, said ized in January of2000. June 27 after a brief illness which Mr. Motley retired from cause the activity "affords many was derived from prostrate can­ playing professional football in options." cer and diabetes. 1954. Jcney also said one op­ Mays files for judge seat He was born on June 5, After retirement, he tion was to "retrofit," the build­ 1920 in Leesburg, Ga. worked for the United States ing for the new millenium utiliza­ Anita Laster-Mays, judge,• Mays said, "I not only Mr. Motley was raised Postal Service and also coached tion of the hospital. deputy director of the Criminal would make decisions based on Division in the Earle B. Turner in Canton and played football for a woman's football team. He said that the build­ being fair and impartial, but by Clerk of Courts Office, filed pe­ McKinley High School. Mr. Motley also oper­ ing, which returned its last occu­ interpreting the law for the ben­ titions with the Cuyahoga He scored the first ated a tavern at the intersection pants in 1996, was demolished efit of not only the conununity County Board of Elections re­ touchdown in Faucett Stadium. of East I 38th Street and Kinsman for the land's future develop­ at large, but the persons who ap­ cently and signed acceptance of Mr. Motley also played Avenue and was also a scout for ment. pear before me." nomination for candidacy for one year for South Carolina State the Washington Rcdskins. Alan H. Channing, who Mays is also a former Cleveland Municipal Court University and three years for the He was enshrined into is president of the Saint Lukes assistant city prosecutor, and Judge. University of Nevada. the Football Hall of Fame in 1968. Medical Center, said that the goal Mays is seeking the maintains a private legal prac­ He was drafted into the Mr. Motley was pre­ was to take an outmoded and un­ seat of the outgoing Cleveland tice. Navy and played with the 1945 ceded in death by the followmg occupied structure and create Municipal Court Judge Gerald A proud product of the Great Lakes Training Station relatives: his wife Eula Coleman a useable and desirable space. Francis Sweeney. Cleveland Public Schools, Mays Football Team. Motley; son, Phillip Eugene The building was ini­ "Afier working within received a A.A./B.S. degree in Mr. Motley was Motley and two brothers, Lem tially constructed to house 300 the Municipal Court System for accounting and management in­ coached by Paul Brown who was Rodell and Countee Motley. dormitiory rooms for the Saint William H. Merritt, a recent appointee six years, as defense attorney, formation systems. She then to later become his Browns' men­ He is survived by: his Lukes' School of Nursing. prosecutor and administrator I went on to Cleveland-Marshall tor. sons, George, Ronald and ville Heights Board ofEducation, is being sworn-in by board me~­ The hospital has be­ gained the knowledge necessary College of Law, where she re­ He served honorably Raymond; eight granchildrcn, ber Marian C. Rookard. The swearing-in ceremony took place m come a primary psychiatric facil­ to be an effective, and efficient ceived her Juris Doctorate. during World War 11. Paris. Kim, Sherry, Ronald, Keith. the at the school. ity with SO inpatient beds. He was the leading Tony, Joseph. and Bianca and rusher in the All-America Foot­ four great-grandchildren of ba11 Conference, which the Cleveland; one sister, Dorothy Mayor White discusses KKK rally procedures Browns dominated between 1946 Walker: one brother, Clarence and 1949. Motley and one great aunt By CLAuDE STARKS the Justice Center is controver­ Police Union President and also the former president of Mr. Motley lead the Na­ Arnetta Mathews from Canton. sial because the city's safety Bob Beck said that the area for the Cleveland branch of the tional Football League in rush­ Mr. Motley was in ­ Mayor Michael R. equipment is located in the area. the clothing change is danger­ ing during the 1950 season. terred at Evergreen Memorial NAACP .said that the KKK's White recently discussed the pa­ The public demanded ous because the Swat Team and This was the team's Park Cemetery, 5505 Northfield "mission of intimidation," is "in­ rameters for his decision to not and believed that because of the their security equipment is first year in the league and they Rd. significant and irrelevant." curtail the Klu Klux Klan rally on organization's intolerance for housed in the facility. won the championship. Pernel Jones and Sons He also said that a pro­ Aug. 21. race mixing, the facilities and land NAACP Cleveland Mr. Motley was a study Fu ncral Home conducted the ar­ test rally will be conducted on He also will allow the for the rally ~hould not be al­ Branch President George Forbes in efficiency of speed, power and rangements. Aug. 18 from 7 p.m. until9 p.m. at organization's members to dress lowed. whose grandmother was raped Mt. Sinai Baptist Church which into their robes and hoods in the Mayor White, who was Area community festival scheduled by KKK, said that the branch is located at 7500 Woodland Ave. basement of the Justice Center. suspended from college for par­ members will monitor the rally. Me Mickle said that the Ward One Councilman enuc and Lee Road. The meeting was con­ ticipating in student prott:sts dur­ Forbes plans to ask the rally assemblers will preach to Joe Jones and the Community Entertainment, food, ducted in the mayor's office in ing the Ci vii Rights era, said that White cities in Ohio which have attendees "love, tolerance and Organization forM utual Partners fun, fashion, exhibits and a pa­ City Hall which is located at605 he had two responsibilities. Mayor White said that NAACP branches to participate diversity," in opposition to the arc sponsoring a festival on rade will be featured. Lakeside Ave. He said '.hat his first re­ he did not allow the Nation of in the monitoring. KKK's mission. Aug.28 from I 2:00p.m. until9:00 Sponsors for talent The rally was orga­ sponsibility was to "uphold the Islam to stage a rally because Anti-Defamation Direc­ Civil Rights advocate p.m. searches, vendors and parade nized by the Rev. James Hngg of First Amendment to the United they would not allow females to tor Cliff Savern said that the is­ Stanley Tolliver, Esquire, said the The event will be held participants arc needed. the Church of American Knights States Constitution and the city attend. sues for the rally are "crowd con­ rally parameters were "unfair." at Kerruish Park which is at the Individuals can call216- and wi II be held at the same time charter,'' which allows for peace­ He also said that his ad- trol and division," in order that intersection of Tarkington Av- 991-8585 for more information. as the Black Family Expo in the ful demonstration of free speech. ministration studied 12 cities' the KKK and protesters will not He said that the Irish Convention Center will tak1ng Mayor White said that safety procedures during KKK mingle for safety reasons. and Polish populations did not Church hosts prison forum place along with a professional h1s second responsibility is "not rallies which were conducted on Ward Six Council­ utilize city facilities when they stage their annual parades. Olivet Institutional Forgiveness and Reconcilia­ football exhibition game in the to pick. choose or fixate," on any dates with events that would at­ woman Pat Britt, said that al­ Tolliver also said that Bapllst Chruch recently spon­ tion ," was conducted in the new municipal stadium. grour to provide for their tract large numbers of citizens. though she does not believe in he gave permission to the Cleve­ sored a second forum for reform­ church at 8712 Quincy Avenue. In the past, KKK rallies safety." Mayor White said that the KKK's mission, every orga­ land branch of the NAACP to use ing jailed prisoners before ap­ The Rev. Mark C. Olds, have attracted small numbers of He compared the KKK the most reliable means to stop niLation has the right to "peace­ his "legal expertise," to stop the proximately 250 individuals. who led the effort for the sum- their membership. to Louis Farrakhan and the Na- disturbances was to provide fa­ fully assemble." The event, which was mit, said the "growing number of The clothing change tion of Islam for their mission of cilities for the KKK to dress and Rev. Marvin McMickle, protest prior to and duri ng the enlltled "New road to Freedom, Continued to page XX by the KKK in the basement of racial seclusion. also rally. pastor of Antioch Baptist Church day of the rally. Warrensville Heights city council votes for auto disposal site Wright voted for the legislation. lieves Warrensvill e Heights ance companies can determine if He also said that the "90 percent of city residents," ADS and discovered that it was James Mitchell 's vote, elected officials wants to buy the they are beyond repair. city will earn "approximatley abhor ajunkyard within city lim­ a "junkyard for late model auto­ who is an announced mayoral land for utilization of light indus­ The vehicles which are $250,000 annually,'' in income its and the coalition of four mobiles." candidate for the November of try development. beyond repair are auctioned to and property taxes which would councilpersons were voting to He also said that he ad­ 1999 elections, could be inter­ The councilpersons licensed companies for recycling. be derived from the ind1viduals "jockey for political position." vocated for computers and light preted as a vote against Mayor voted for the facility because of The councilpersons and businesses utilizi ng the At Large Councilman industry development within the William Pegues' administration. the source of $15,000 in annual who voted against the legislation land. Donald Bolden said that he land in order to gain more than At Large Councilper­ income tax revenues over the said that the value of businesses Mayor Pegues said that drove to Columbus to study the $15,000 annually for taxes. sons Nathaniel and Donald next ten years compared to the and property would decrease if Bolden and Christine Young $1.000 in yearly tax revenue the business would be located White, city council address police racism allegations voted to veto the legislation. which is deri\ed from the Miles on the land. By CLAUDE STARKS 311 represents the letter "K" He also said that the The three councilper­ Drive-in employees. They also said that rats which is the 1 llh letter in the al­ issue for the investigation is if pe rsons continually support The) also voted for the and other rodents would locate Mayor Michael R. phabet and that the number "3" patrolpersons can effectively Pegues, who intends to veto the facility because vehicles would on the rroperty which would White recently announced a four refers to the three K's in Klu Klux protect the 70 ethnic groups By CLAUDE STARKS legislation , for most city referen­ not he dismantled on the site. cause disease and decay. institution investigation 1n alle­ Klan. which live within the city limits dums. The councilpersons The councilpersons gations of racism within the I ,800 Mayor White said that from racism and hatred. The Warre nsville Former Cleveland City also agreed to vote for the legis­ said additionally that the traffic member Police Department. he received information that Chief Flask said that his Heights City Council recently Council Presidents George lation because an eight foot of natbed trucks which would The announcement patrolpersons had swastikas in "moral center," will allow him to approved by a one vote majority Forbes and also James Stanton fence would be contructed on carry the cars and also drive on was conducted within the their lockers. resign if the impartial and thor­ to grant a special permit for Auto own the property and the theatre. one side and two six foot fences Miles Road v.rould cause con­ mayor's office which is located He said that the inves­ ough investigation finds fault Disposal Sytems of Dayton. Forbes said that the would be built around the prop­ gestion. at 60 I Lakeside Ave. tigation will be conducted by the with his policies and partrolper­ The 4-3 vote was con­ Warrensville Heights mayoral erty for aesthetic purposes. Counctlman Nathaniel The allegations of rac­ Internal Affairs Division of the sons. ducted during the July 6 coun­ and council administratiOns have The counci I persons Bolden said that the city charter ist symbols were derived from Cleveland Police Department, He also said that rem­ cil meeting in the Warrensville refused five busmesses who de­ also voted for the legislation be­ prohibits junkyards in Warren­ patrol persons who are stationed The Federal Bureau of edies are in place to curb patrol­ Heights City Hall, 4301 sired to buy the land. cause a $500,000 facility would sville Heights. in Wards One, Four and Six. Investiagation, the Justice De­ persons racist tendencies by at­ Warrensville Center Road. He also said that he be- be built on the property which He also said that resi­ A number of patrolper­ partment and also an individual tending sensitivity training dur­ The normal 5-2 vote to would derive income and prop­ dents did not want to sec ml drip­ sons were wearing pins depict­ whose name he refused to di­ ing academy classes. pass motions was circumvented erty taxes. ping from vehicles in c1ty lots. ing a star with seven or eight vulge. The members of the because the reading of the mo­ The last reason for the Councilman Nathaniel Browns tickets raffle spokes which is a feature of He also said that he de­ Cleveland Police Department tion by council was delivered for councilpersons to vote for the Bolden also questioned the ceo­ The Boys & Girls Clubs the''chaos" or race disrespecting cided to launch a "thorough and also have annually since 1992 the third time. of Cleveland and the Tim McTycr lcgisla tJon was that Tom nomic and aesthic impact for or dissembling symbol. independent investigation" 24 been required to attend an eight The company will oper­ Foundation are selling special Hausfeld, who is the owner of finding a business to locate in Sources within the First hours after learning of the alle­ hour in-service program for ra­ ate their auto storage business raille tickets. ADS, said that between 25 to 40 the vacant British Petroleum Co. For fans of the Cleve­ District said that the number gations and after meeting with cial sensitivity training. on the 22 acre property which new JObs with incomes between Ltd. prope'i:y if ADS was allowed land Browns who cannot get tick­ "311," which is a reference to the Police Chief Martin Flask at 7:30 Bob Beck, 52 , who is was formerly used for the Miles $20,000 and $75,000 would be de­ to utili ze the land. ets to this inaugural season, for Klu Klux Klan, also has been a.m. on July 22. president of the Patrolofficers Road Drive-in Theatre. only $10_each, you can buy a rived from the new business. Mayor Pegues said that found in police restrooms. Mayor White said that Association said that he was un­ Counc il President chance at winning two tickets to ADS is in existence to the ci ty inte nds to use the land Ted Almay, who is su­ he was "undecided if the inves­ aware of any racist activities Jacqueline Huggins and At Large every home game this season! Call store autombiles which are in­ for real estate. li ght commercml (216) 556-0591! for more informa­ perintendent of the Ohio Bureau tigation will be completed before within his organization. Councilpersons James Mitchell, volved in accidents for approxi­ development or computer uti iz­ tion. of Criminal Identification and In­ Aug. 21 which is the scheduled He also said that may- Jennifer Mitchell and Beverly mately 20 to 40 days so insur- ing organizations. vestigation said that the ·• II" in date for the Klu Klux Klan rally. Continued to page 6 Tuesday, july 20,1999 • Friday,July 23, 1999 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Page 2

Charlise Lyles is editor ofnew school magazine Kirby Puckett visits city to promote glaucoma screening CATALYST, the award­ once agam for young people at­ uon and The Joyce Foundauon B) QAUDESTARKS is chief of opthamology, said that winning newsmagazine that cov­ tending our city schools." have provided the funding. glaucoma can be effectively cur­ ers school reform in Chicago, is Most recently, Lyles In Chicago. Former Major League tailed by early diagnosis and mod­ launching a sister publication in served as the religion writer forthc "CATALYST's balanced, in-depth baseball player Kirby Puckett re­ ern technology treatments. Cleveland, and Charlise Lyles. a Dayton Daily News, covering reporting has become a tremen­ cently discussed the importance Dr. Edward Rockwood. veteran journalist who attended church and poverty issues. dous resource for parents. educa­ for individuals to receive screen­ who is an eye specialist with the Cleveland's public schools, has Lyles attended the Cleve­ tors and community leaders," said ing and also treatment for glau­ Cleveland Clinic Foundauon, said been named editor. land Public Schools until 9th Dr. Calvm Morris, executive direc­ coma. that he was ·'pleased." that his em­ ployers provided an "important CATALYST: For Cleve­ grade, when she transferred to tor of the Commumty Renewal The event occurred at service," of eye examinations for land Schools will strive to tap the Hawken School. Soc1ety. ":We are pleased to be the Louis Stokes Wade Park Vet­ erans Hospital. 10701 Wade Park glaucoma to the community. full range of perspectives on She recounts this experi­ able to help Cleveland develop a school improvement issues. Ave. before approximately I 00 in­ Ben Zelman, vice presi­ ence in her 1994 book, "Do 1Dare similar resource as it pursues are­ The magazine will write di\Jduals. Puckett dent of Medical Mutual of Ohio Lvles Disturb the Universe: From the newed school reform effort." about both policy and practice, weekly faxed c-alendar of events The theme of the func­ realized that he lost the central vi­ said that he was "honored and Projects to Private School." Linda Lenz, the publisher drawing on research and high­ and resources. tion was "Don't Be Blindsided.'' sion in his right eye. privileged," that his physicians of both editions, said she believes lighting models of success both Initially, it will be distrib­ The Community Re­ The event was spon­ Puckett decided to retire treat the disease. newal Society, the Chicago metro­ that the new journalistic associa­ locally and nationally. uted free or charge lO some 5,000 sored hy the foll owing institu­ after five surgeries within a three Mike Grady, who is as­ The goal of the magazine school. community. city and state pohta·n nonprofit that publishes tion between the two cities will tions: Pharmacia& UpJohn Com­ month period did nothing to re­ sociated with the Cleveland Sight is to give decision makers at the leaders and other who request it. CATALYST: Voices of Chicago serve Chicagoans well, too. pany; Medical Mutual of Ohio: pair the damage. Center. said that his employer school, city and state levels infor­ "This is the professional School Reform, has created a non­ "All city schools sys­ Louis Stokes Veterans Affairs He is now employed by ··screens 40,000 people," and mation they need to help trans­ opportunity of a lifetime for me." prol!l subsid1ary, Urban School tems can benefit by looking be­ Medical Center: The Cleveland his former team as a vice president treats "5,000 individuals form the city's public schools. said Lyles. "Twenty-five years ago. News, to provide the institutional yond their borders," she said. Lenz Clinic Foundation: The Cole Eye with responsibility for all player annually:'for the disease. The newsletter will be I received a solid education in base for the new Cleveland publi­ was the senior education writer at Instiutute; University Hospitals; transactions. Puckett read a proclama­ published six ume a year begin- Clcvclam.l public schools that has cation. the Chicago Sun-Times before The Cleveland Sight Center and The fanner all-star player tion from Mayor Michael White ning in August and will be supple­ allowed me to fulfill my career The Cleveland Founda­ creating CATALYST: Voices of The Cleveland Indians. also said that he has 20115 vision which said that June 30 was mented by a web site and a bi- dreams. I believe that can happen tion, The George Gund Founda- Chicago School Reform in 1990. Glaucoma IS an eye dis­ in his right eye. "Glaucoma Awareness Day,"in the ease associated with an increase He also said that African­ city. in fluid pressure within the eye. Americans are most likely to ac­ Puckett gave baseball Transportation network offers unique service The buildup of pressure quire the disease. plaques to the speakers and also can cause damage to the optic Puckett said that his fa­ to Steffon Linton. 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16102 Chagrin Boulevard • Shaker Heights, OH 44120 MunicipalSolomon Oliver Court Jr.;Judge Cle. n ~v~el;a~njd; .. .:::from::'":n======Ma=ln:Ofc:.:::;.. __ ..;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;., (216) 921-2228 Stokes; Municipal Court Hours: Tuesday-saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Shirley S. Saffold and STATe£NT S Complete Tailoring, Restyling &Alterations dolynn Woods, who is "'"".'"'~·.. n• COIIbined Financ:ial Report of the Board of Education with the Ohio Department For Men and Women For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1999 Deborah Shaw habilitation and Correction sion of Parole and ~~·.. ··~'"'~"J• Proprietor Services. &WCE DESCRIPTION GDVERNt1ENT AL EXPENDABLE PRCPRIETARY ~-EXPENDABLE AGENCY TOTALS FUNDS TRUST FUN[)S FUNDS TRUST AJ·ms, FUND Rev. Olds said in his r------. opening prayers that the forum's RECEIPTS: <------REVENUE RECEIPTS------><------OPERATING RECEIPTS------> DEBORAH R. DUL~NEY A II sta'e., mission was cited in the biblical Taxes Exclusive Agent II verse which is entitled Matthew 16.240.032.15 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 16.240.032.15 Honor Ring, 2 Years Tuition 19,750.00 0.00 o.oo 0.00 o.oo 19.750.00 Auto, Property, Life, Business You're in good hands. 25:36 through 40 which states Earnings on Investments 274.035.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 that while individuals were 274.635.70 Food Services Sales 0.00 0.00 272,384.61 o.oo 0.00 272.384.61 Allstate Insurance Company inprisoned "they were fed and Extracurricular Activ1ties 5166 Warrensville Center Rd. clothed regardless of the crime." 78.661.35 0.00 4,162.36 0.00 71.725.92 154.549.63 Maple Heights, OH 44137 Class Matet'1als & Fees 6.036.95 0.00 46.902.80 0.00 0.00 Judge Keenan said as a 52.939.75 Bus (216) 662-8399 Ki sc. Receipts 34.988.91 0.00 179.40 0.00 0.00 35,168.31 FAX (216) 662 -8496 panel two member that prisoners Grants 1n Aid Claims 1 (330) 656-6100 should be rehabilitated through educational and religious pro­ State SoU/'Ces 9,834,721.45 0.00 0.00 o.oo 0.00 9. 834.721.45 24 _)Jour a :lJa'l Service Federal Sources grams before they re-enter into so- 691.485.48 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 691.485.48 ..______. ciety. Total Receipts - (Qperat in g) 27.180.311.99 0.00 323,629.17 0.00 71.725.92 27.575.667.08 Judge Oliver said that DlSBURSEI'IE'NTS: <---EXPENDITURE DISB~NTS---) (------DPERATING DISBURSEMENTS------l the systems' terms for imprison­ Instruction 15.181,161.44 o.oo 0.00 o.oo o.oo IS, 181, 161.44 ment are unfair because 40.8 per- S~portins Services 9.482.231.17 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9.482.231.17 Collmooi cent of the population is African- ty Services 10.362.30 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 10.362.30 Ertrcu:Ut'ricular Activities 321.464.16 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 321.464.1o High School Senior Portraits American and only 12 percent of Facilities Acquisition 512.752.87 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 512,752.87 '"''eddings _ Passports _ Family Portraits the nation's population is consti- Detlt Services 174 .298.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 174.298.44 : n ' tuted of that race. I Ellployees Salaries & Wages 0.00 0.00 264.795.11 0.00 0.00 264. 79:;>.11 Commercial & Product The panelists and also the event attendees were divided E1ployees Retirenent Benefits 0.00 0.00 105,519.63 0.00 0.00 105,519.63 :I: Ptrchased Services 0.00 0.00 59.080.40 0.00 27.421.06 86,501.46 ;I: Call For An Appointment into three sections. Some topics I' ofdiscussion included the follow- S~plies &Materials 0.00 o.oo 278,915.73 o.oo 14,203.65 293,119.38 il•. other ll!j ects 0.00 0.00 6.308.45 0.00 31,699.64 38.008.09 Id ·• (216) 795-4529 ing: The Community and the d Prison System-Employment, Vot- Total Disbursetnents-

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(216) 429-1182. The Festival is held in the heart of one of the largest Pol­ ish-American communities in the nation, and sponsored by Slavic STEVENSON &STEVENSON ~~\ VICTOR'S Village Development. o~y • Business/Clerical ~0~ Fine Soul Food Ref!taurant • Dispensing Optician Each year at festival ~\)DISCOUNT TOBACCO STORE time, Fleet Avenue is changed * 32161~ast 93rd Street • Building & Apartment 1ftPricel! 1ft In 'f into an old-world market district ltli I SjJtc/lzllu oitJcco ProtiJCIJ ~lon.-Fri. 6:00a.m.• 3:00 p.m. • Sat. 7:00a.m. -3:00p.m. Maintenance 17305 HARVARD AVE. CLEVE., OH. 4412.8 -- the thoroughfare lined with Serving Breakfast & I.unch • College Scholarship neighborhood merchants and TORE: (216) 295-1100 FAX: (216) 295-1111 Daily Breakfast Special Dail~ Lunch Specials street vendors. European handi­ 7looert; C :E. 0. Caroljpt,_ ..?lssistant • CNA Training 2 Eggs - 2 Strips Bacon Smothered Steaks-Ham Hocks crafts, collectibles, and Harvest 8-66 • Floor Coverings 2 pes. 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NAMES c...- per warcl) 431-6642 returns to city ~ •no•to.on ...... - - -·---- Organizers of the Black - "ILLER ~JLLt- Fil Family Expo expect this year's ~ ~ ' ...-. ~ fifth anniversary celebration to be DWYER S M T w l F 5 s M r W T F s M T l F S T W 1 011Yt- s w s M F S - nu the largest in the history of the JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL ,.,.. _.on ..... , ...... ,, 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 ~ 1 2 3 r-- .. _ J 4 g family event. '"- 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 " 12 13 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 .. ~ ... 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 14 '5 >6 17 18 19 20 '" 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 More than 20,000 visi­ ·~ 17 18 19 20 21 2~ 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2! 21 22 23 <4 25 26 27 ·-r ·- "18 19 20 21 22 23 24 · ~ '" 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 tors are expected at the Cleveland >N 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 "~ .. Convention Center on Saturday, . > N ·~ ~-- ~ - ,.- MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST 1 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 2 3 4 5 6 7 August 21, from 10 a.m. -7 p.m. 2 J ~ 5 6 7 9 6 7 8 9 10 4 7 8 ' p 5 6 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 e r " 12 for the Black Family Expo -- A 9 10 11 1~ 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 '7 18 19 20 21 16 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 Day of Entertainment and Edu- 23 24" ~5 26 77 28 29 27 28 2930 25 26 l7 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 30 31 SEPTEMBE.."JX). "We have completely revamped and en­ our rates are t~e : ·liesl larged this year's expo. It will be - ..to if:-- Open daily: without question, the biggest and .. * . best Black Family Expo." ...... May 22 - Sept. 6 The Black Family Expo Cleveland - Akron - East Cleveland • .. • has expanded into two halls at the ... •* and weekends Cleveland Convention Center. It Home Loan Program ir •** will feature a variety of exhibi­ ,.. .. * • * ~ of May 15-16, tors displaying and promoting .. . .. their products and two stages fea- . Now with a No Cost Loan ...... Sept. 11-12, turing continuous entertainment .. * and educational seminars. .. * 18-19, 25-26 Everett said that a Mortgage Loan Discount Program Down payment of u% or higher planned rally by the Ku Klux • requires no PMI For information call Program available within the Klan will not affect the Black • Fixed rate is 1/4% below all Family expo or its attendees. city limits of Cleveland, Akron or (330) 562-8101 East Cleveland • other Third Federal comparable "The KKK rally is a mortgage rates feeble attempt by this hate group Program available for 1 & 2 to upstage the positive events of • family owner occupied homes Free pre-approval the day." said Everett, "It's a day • or condos with a maximum • Reduced closing costs of pride. A group ofbigots hold­ purchase price of $7s,ooo • ing a small rally can't and won't No maximum income restrictions · negatively alJect our celebration." Down payment can be as low • • ass% Opportunity Bank Smart. Uve :tJetter: For Nail Technician TO OWN SHOP Third Federal Savings located In The Please call ' ******************** Wood hill Rd. &Woodland Av. Area Community Development Servi·~ J,877.. BA~K ..TFS @ Call (216) 721..0705 or 751-8749 (216) 441-7345 or (216) 429-5347 ._ Thesday, July 20, 1999- Friday, July 23,1999 . . FASTSIDElJAILY NEV\i'Si Page 5 Medical Mufilill emploYees-do community serviCC-1 Medical Mutual of image consulting. Green and her Ohio's new advertising campaign husband, Archie, have a son, highlights the community service Lamone,l3, and a daughter, Tay­ activities of Bentleyville resident lor, 9. Debra Green and Dennis Windham is a graduate Windham of Euclid, two of the of Collinwood High, and he has company's African-American fond memories ofhis playing days employees. on the school's basketball and The campaign's "How football teams. Can We Help?" theme focuses on He now helps boys and Medical Mutual employees who girls in his former neighborhood are active in their communities, by teaching them basketball, and underscores the company's rcen sharpening their general physical pride in them and its enthusias­ cancer education. fitness, and enhancing their self­ tic support for their volunteer Along with speaking to confidence. For the past three work. The $ 1.5 million stateWide high school girls, church groups years, he has donated his time to campaign includes both print and and other organizations, she has them three days a week from 6-9. television advertisements. also shared the details of her per­ A television ad shows A 15-year employee of sonal experience by way of TV, him cheering on the 9-12-year­ Medical Mutual, Green is a se­ radio and print media, in order old children in the Collinwood nior community relations special­ to make more people aware of Recreation Center's basketball David Windham is shown here with some oflhe ist. Windham, a machine opera­ ways to prevent, detect and/or mini-league. tor, has worked for the company immediately get treatment for he has helped through his volunteer work. Windham has also served for the past four years as a for 22 years. breast cancer. for women and their families to ter of life and death." member of Euclid's recreation Green felt devastated "I'm very blessed to have understand that breast cancer Green's hobbies include bo~d. and he volunteers about when she was diagnosed with a second chance to enjoy life," awareness can literally be a mat- reading, interior decorating and five hours per month to help ar­ breast cancer in 1995, but re­ said Green. "I want to say 'thank range softball league activities bounded physically and emotJon­ you' to my creator by helping oth- r "'*RUBBISH REMOVALU and handle grievances brought to ally after her mastectomy to be­ ers either avoid or better cope Basements, Attics, Garages Torn Down, Rubbish Removal the board's attention. come a tireless advocate for breast with breast cancer. It's important IT'S YOUR MOVE Windham's hobbies are Nature's Helpmate WE ACCEPT CREDIT & DEBIT CARDS bowling and spectator sports. He Elliot Gulley with Tariq McGowan, who is a second grader (216) 401-8867 (800)-206-5559 and his wife, Cassandra, have a at Euclid Park Elementary School. Herbal Formula (Cancer & AIDS) daughter, Tae-lor, 4. Send Long SASE & $3.00 R.A.F. • P.O. Box 391638 • Solon, Ohio 44139-9998 Milk mustache mobile rolls into city A Step Beyond The Milk Mustache vealed that calcium not only helps links between calcium and reduc­ Change Your Financial Woes Hair & Nail Salon Mobile 100-City Cruise For Cal­ guard against osteoporosis, but ing the risk of high blood pres­ Is Seeking Professional cium stopping in the Cleveland recent research suggests there are sure. Earn Up To $800,000.00 In 90 Days At Home Hair Stylists & Nail Techs area to encourage local residents Send $2.00 & SASE To to "get milk" and bone up on cal­ Marcus L. Thomas, 19, dies R.A.F. • P.O. 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Mr. Thomas attended ments on debt and want to reduce your monthly cash out· ATTORNEY AT LAW now? · 13111 SHAKER SQUARE, SUITE 211 Free health screening Gallagher Junior High School •> Or do you need home Improvements, but are afraid of CLEVELAND, OHIO 44120 tests will be offered for two con­ and also John Hay High School. high interest rates or have had some credit problems? ditions associated with a low cal­ He was active in boxing, Criminal Defense cium diet: osteoporosis and high weightlifting, track and also bas­ -> Achieve helps you "achieve your financial indeoendence" through the use of equity in your home. 24-HOUR SERVICE blood pressure. ketball during his academic ten- Thomas Health and nutrition ex­ ure. beth, Renee, Lorrcta, Sharon~ FREE NO OBUGATION LOAN ANALYStS perts will be on hand to adminis­ Mr. Thomas is survived Doric, Patricia, Janice , Carolyn; PHONE: 121 6) 283·6484 FAX: 121 6) 283·9927 WE EFFECT/VEL Y RESOLVE THE FOLLOWING. ter the tests, answer questions and by his parents, Michael and nieces, Mikale and Keyaria. 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Cavaliers' owner Gordon Paxson sa1d that he rec­ Akron Press. Redskins Memories." The announcement of Gund said that the decision to ommended Wittman for the new The book relives the To order "Legends by the his hire was made in the team 's choose Wittman was "exciting and coach to Gund among four candi­ glory, heartache and drama of the Lake: The Cleveland Browns at practice court at Gund Arena. correct." dates which included Del Harris. six decades tht:: Browns played at Municipal Stadium," or other Uni­ Wittman, 39, signed a Prospective Ha11 of Fame Dave Cowens and John MacLeod. Municipal Stadium. versity of Akron Press books, contract which is wonh $3.9 mil­ inductee Wayne Embry, who is Paxson said that Keirn, a Lakewood, Ohio, contact the publisher at 374 Bierce lion for three years. also president of the team division Willman will be the "most adapt­ ,I native and Ohio State University Library, Akron, OH 44325-1703. He played collegiate said that the players are in ''good able," of the candidates with the graduate, has covered the Wash­ Orders can bee-mailed to basketball with the Indiana Uni­ hands." with Wittman. players and the NBA as both con­ lakeby ington Rcdskins for Journal News­ press @ uakron.edu, or faxed to versity Hoosiers from 1979 until General Manager and tinue to evolve. papers since I 994. He is a corre­ (330) 972-5 I 32. Complete catalogs 1981 Senior Vice President Jim Paxson Bob Knight, who was spondent fro Pro Football Weekly can be viewed on-line at http:// Wittman averaged 19.0 said that the criteria used to evalu­ Wittman's former coach at Indiana The Cleveland Browns and has been published in Sport www.uakron.edu/uapress, or or­ points per game during his senior ate Wittman during the hiring pro­ University, said that he was a Magazine and Joe Theismann's dered by mail. year and was selected as co-Big cess were his work ethic, his of­ ··great player who knew how to at Municipal Stadium 10 Player of the Year. fensive and defensive logic used win," and ·'will do an outstanding McConnel Serio out due to injury during game situations and his He was twice appointed job with the Cavaliers." Rockers point gaurd McConnell Serio has relations with the players. to the academic all-America squad. Wittman said that his 16 '· Suzie McConnell Serio has been started each of the Rockers I 8 Paxson cons1dered Wittman was a member year dream was "fulfilled," when diagonosed with a fracture at the games this season, and is averag- Wittman as a head coach when he ' ofthe 1981 NCAADivisioniBas­ he was selected to replace Mike ~"·~-~ base of her thrid metatarsel in her ing 5.8 points and 4.2 assists a played against hi~ team dunng a ketball ChampiOnship Team. Fratello. John Keim writes book on rhe legendary Cleveland Browns such summer basketball league which left foot, and will be out 4-6 weeks. game. She is currently tied for 9th He was the 22nd pick in He said that his coach­ as Jim Brown, Otto Graham and Paul Brown. The injury occured on July I 9, at was played in Utah. in the WNBA with her team-high the first round of the Washington ing staff will allow the team to play practice. assists average. Bullets during the 1983 NBA draft. Cyclists raise funds an "entertaining style," in order Wittman was traded to On Thursday, August to utilize their strengths and at­ Mickey Bey Jr. earns Junior Olympic Bronze Medal the Atlanta franchise on July 5, 5th a cross-country cycling team tract fans to Gund Arena. I 983 and played for the team until will be pedaling into Cleveland Wittman appointed former Indi­ By CLAUDE STARKS He became interested in John F. Kennedy High School and High School track athlete. 1988. as part of a national effort to raise ana University teammate Mike boxing through his grandfather his record is 27 wins and six Bey's father said that his During his nine year money and awareness for people Woodson and Bob Blair who was Mickey Bey Jr. recently whose name is Melvin Clayton. losses with three knockouts. wife Michelle had a "prominent NBA, career he also played for the with disabilities. formerly an assistant coach with earned a bronze medal in the 100 Clayton was a city and Bey, Jr. has two sisters, role," in his son's boxing achieve­ Sacramento Kings and the Indi­ This "Journey of Hope" the Minnesota Timbcrwolvcs as pound class for the Junior Olym­ regional boxing champion in the Malna, 21, who is a Cuyahoga ments. ana Pacers. is a project of Push America. members of his coaching staff. pic National Championships at featherweight class during the Community College student at­ Bey said finally that his Wittman averaged 7.4 Push America, a non­ He said that he did a Marquette, Michigan. 1940s. tempting to earn an associate's son's aspirations are to become a points per game and his shooring profit organization serving per­ "background check," on the or­ Bey, 16, is trained by his Bey also acquired his degree in criminal justice and member ofthe 2004 United States percentage was .493. sons with disabilities, is the na­ ganization among Minneapolis father, Mickey, who has been interest by attending boxing Delphia, 13, a Lincoln Junior Olympic boxing team. He was a member of play­ tional outreach project of Pi res idents because Gund is the employed for eleven years as a matches with his father off teams SIX times during his NBA Kappa Phi Fraternity. former owner of the Minnesota manufacturer with the Eaton Corp. Bey, Jr. is a student at playing tenure. The Journey of Hope North Stars Professional Hockey Leasure Ladies Wittman was an assis­ team will be arriving at Tower franchise. Anderson, Newman at camp over 24 Years Experience tant coach for one season with the Place Mall at 2:30p.m. on the 5th Wittman said that he Cleveland Cavaliers Friday, July 30 at Hawken School • Office Cleaning Dallas Mavericks and the Indiana and will stay until the morning hopes to have the Cavaliers players Derek Anderson and in Mayfield, Ohio. • Floor care Pacers. of the 7th. achieve what the NBA champion Johnny Newman will be appear­ Camp is for kids ages 8 • Medical Buildings He has spent the past The team ·will leave for San Antonio Spurs accomplished ing at the Cavs Basketball Camp through 14. • carpets five years as an assistant coach the Rose-Mary Center at 5:45 on during his tenure. • Construction Clean-Up with the Minnesota Timberwolves the 5th fora "friendship visit" and Center Zydrunas when the team participated in the dinner. Tlgauskas, who played in a limited Buster & B.J. 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Gouda cheese And the varieties are 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese Boney James releases 'Body Language' endless, with everyone savoring l/4 small red onion, sliced into II a favorite combination of toppings 8-inch pieces Body Language is the His previous CD, Seduc­ tion of the music while never let­ I'll Always Love You" which has for a succulent slice. 2 tablespoons chopped fresh ting go of the groove. On my in­ dazzling new album from saxo­ tion, broke the record for most been pegged as Boney's biggest One of the most popular cilantro phone sensation Boney James. weeks at No. I in airplay for strumental songs, the music has crossover in a career already choices is BBQ Chicken Pizza, To make BBQ chicken: In With well over one mil­ smooth jazz and earned him a to speak for itself, which is why I marked by multi-format appeal. originated at California Pizza a large frying pan, cook the lion total sales of his five chart­ Record of the Year and Artist of chose Body Language as the title Boney's talents are not Kitchen (CPK). chicken in olive oil over medium­ topping Warner Bros. Records, the Year Award from The Gavin of the new album. Body language limited to the saxophone. Radio lis­ This juicy, zesty arrange­ high heat until just cooked, 5 to 6 Boney James' career is primed to Report. is all about nonverbal communi­ teners across the nat ion in over ment combines a pair of all-time minutes. explode. It spent an entire year on cation that still manages to be ex­ I 00 markets tunc in weekly to Iis­ faves- BBQ chicken and pizza. Do not overcook. His last release, Sweet Billboard's Top Ten. pressive, and I think that the ten to Personal Note~. He hosts ··we like to take tastes Set aside in the refrigera­ Thing, is approaching gold, with With his stunning record songs on this album communicate the syndicated contemporary jazz tor until chilled through. Once four Top 3 NAC singles, two Top sales, Boney James has proven his just as strongly." series and brings enormous insight that people are familiar with and put hem onto great pizza dough," chilled, coat the chicken with 2 20 Urban AC singles, and a Soul appeal to audiences everywhere. Body Language was pro­ to his interviews with musical tablespoons B BQ sauce; sei aside says CPK co-founder Larry Flax. Train Music Award to its credit. Critics laud him as "the duced by Boney James wi th his greats. in the re frigerator. Consider these other as­ The CD was the second genuine article," who has a "rich long-time collaborator Paul Born in Lowell, Massa­ CPK offers these tips for To make I he pizza: making great pizza: tonishing stats. Sweet Thing was biggest selling contemporary jazz and powerful tone." Brown. chusetts and raised in New Roch­ I. Place a pizza stone in· No. 1 on Billboard's Heatseekers record of 1997 and 1998. Boney believes his suc­ The CD features a pow­ elle, New York, Boney began play­ Don't go overboard on the center of the oven and pre­ Chart, marking the first time ever It was the No. 2 Airplay cess is due to the soulful quality erful lineup of stellar guest artists. ing clarinet in elementary school, the cheese, which should never heat to 500F for one hour before than an instrumentalist has held Record for 1997, climbing to No. I of his sound. Ace trumpeter Rick then moved on the saxophone. be more than 1/2 inch thick on top cooking pizzas. the top spot. in 1998. "I try to tap into the emo- Braun duets with Boney on "I grew up listening to of the pie; 2. Use a large spoon to "Boneyizm," a non to Erykah Earth, Wind & Fire, Stevie Won­ Vegetables should be spread 1/4 cup BBQ sauce evenly Badu's Baduizm. der, Grover Washington, Jr. and sliced very thin to allow for proper over the surface of the prepared R & B fans con look for­ Return to Forever." evaporation and prevent the pizza Heavy D releases 'Heavy' dough within the rim. Sprinkle I ward to the first performance in Boney's family moved to from getting soggy; tablespoon smoked Gouda cheese years of the platinum selling group Los Angeles in 1975, and it was Evenly distribute top­ Uptown/Universal Delroy Lindo and Michael Caine. over the sauce. Cover with 3/4 cup Shai (Ifi Ever Fall In Love") there that Boney began to find pings. Provide a representative Records is preparing to release Additionally, the multi­ shredded mozzarella The recently reunited outlets for the musical styles he piece in every bite; and multi-platinum rapper Heavy D's talented rapper is in the process 3. D istribute half the chicken group provides the vocals for 'T had been developing. highly-anticipated seventh album of inking a production deal with Have fun . This recipe for pieces evenly over the cheese (ap­ BBQ Chicken Pizza can be made titled, "Heavy. Bad Boy Entertainment. Upcom­ proximately 18 pieces). Place ap­ with fresh dough ready-made pizza Heavy, Heavy D's most ing promotional dates include At­ Jennifer Holiday releases proximately 18 to 20 pieces of red crust for added convenience, and personal album to date, is already lanta, New York, Philadelphia and onion over the surface. Sprinkle utilizes the heating properties of a receiving critical accolades. Baltimore. an additional l/4 cup mozzarella 'A Woman's Got The Power' pizza stone for even cooking. The Source gives Heavy over the top of the pizza. Jennifer Holliday is back Breaking Through also THE ORIGINAL B-B-Q 4. Transfer the pizza to a 4 (out of5) ranking and calls the with a new smash hit single, "A features music from Deborah Cox, CHICKEN PIZZA the oven; bake until the crust is album "thoroughly satisfying" Woman's Got The Power," from Chumbawamba, Patti LaBelle (with Makes two 9 inch pizzas crisp and golden and the cheese The album's first single, HeavyD Just Lifetime Music/Universal Records' Gerald Levert & Eddie Levert), Ul­ For BBQ Chicken Pieces: at the center is bubbly, 8 to I 0 mm­ "On Point," featuring Big Puna ers. new compilation Breaking tra Nate, Mark Morrison, Billie I 0 ounces boneless/skinless utes. When the pizza is cooked, and Eightball demonstrates Heavy Since his 1987 debut, Jazz Through, due for release. Myers, Monifah and more. chicken breast, cut into 3/4-inch carefully remove it from the oven; D's growth and versatility. Heavy D, who was born Dwight The single has received Jennifer Holliday will per­ cubes sprinkle I tablespoon cilantro over The "On Point" video Errington Myers in Jamaica and By NANCY ANNLEE rave reviews and is the #I form "A Woman's Got The Power": I tablespoon olive oil the hot surface. Slice and serve. has just been added to The BOX, raised in Mount Vernon, NY, has Breakout Single on Billboard's at an upcoming WNBA game to 2 tablespoons BBQ sauce 5. Repeat with remain ing BETandMTV. emerged ad an enduring popular Dance Sales chart. be televised by Lifetime Television. (spicy-sweet variety) ingredients for a second pizza. Another stand-out track rap icon, writing/producing/re­ Herbie Hancock "A Woman's Got The is the moody alt-rock meets trip­ cording over 20 hit songs. and Power" is the first new recording hip-hop dream poem,'' Dancing In selling over 4 million albums to Pianist-composer from the legendary Holliday in over Have the Cleanest Home the Middle Of The Night," Which date. Herbie Hancock was born in 1940 four years. is guitar-fueled and lyrically ad­ The 3-time Grammy in Chicago. The critics are once in the Neighborhood... venturous. nominee's previous albums in­ Early music studies led again praising Holliday's new of­ Other tracks pair Heavy clude: Livin' Large(1987 Gold), Big Put 30 Years of Experience to Work for You him to play Mozart's Piano Con­ fering: From Billboard: "Not since D with former Tribe Called Quest Tyme ( 1989 Platinum), Peaceful certo in D major with the Chicago her salad days singing "No Frills member Q-Tip (Listen"), the Journey ( 1991, Platinum), Blue Symphony Orchestra by age II. Love' has the singer injected this much sass into a club-ready an­ Goodie Mob's Cec-Lo ("You Fund (1992 Gold), Nuttin' But Love But Hancock preferred them. Welcome back Ms. Know"), and neo-soul singer ( 1994 Platinum), and Waterbed jazz and formed a high school en­ Holliday!" Chico DeBarge ("Ask Heaven"). Hev ( 1997, Gold). semble. The radio trade publica­ "Ask Heaven," one of Heavy D recently ap­ By 1960, he was perform­ tion Impact adds: "The strong, We Clean: Windows • Skylights • Walls • Gutters two tracks on Heavy produced by peared in the Eddie Murphy/Mar­ ing in Chicago jazz clubs with uncompromising force of her vo­ We Power Wash: Home ExteritJrs • PatitJs Erick Sermon, is Heavy D's way of tin Lawrence comedy Life, and will Coleman Hawkins and Donald cal work is unchanged from her We Clean and Seal Decks • PrtJfessitJnal coming to terms with the experi­ also makes an appearance in The Byrd. 'Dreamgirls' claim to fame." ence of losing both of his broth- Cider House Rules, a film starring Hancock joined Byrd's Clubs and record pools 529-8007 National Window Cleaning. 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