BADC to hold community Open House George C. Fraser to speak at church Life Skills Center to hold luncheon SPORTS MENU TIPS A Community Open I louse will be held at the Mount Smat Mmtstries invttes the public to expe- The Life Skills Center Northeast, 12201 nence world-renowned networkmg powerhouse and motiva- Buckeye Area Development Corporation, 11802 Buck- Larchmere Blvd., will hold a community luncheon tional speaker, George C. Fraser on Thursday, May 5, at on Wednesday, May II, from II :30 a.m. to I :00 p.m. force Wins Way Chose Good Fats eye Road on Thursday, May 5, 2005 from I :00 to 3:00 7510 Woodland Avenue at 6:00 p.m. This will be Fraser's p.m. There will also be a tour of a model home at St. third stop locally, of his national church tour, "God's Power To attend the luncheon call (216)421-7587. The Life Into Title Match For Good Health Luke's Pointe, at E. !15th St. and Martin Luther King, Network." Fraser will speak on discovertng the people- Skills Center will give a presentation on its accom- Jr., Dr. The purpose of the meeting is a Community principals that work every time, the lessons for building plishments. The staff and faculy will give a discus- Focus Grant for Buckeye- Fairwood given by the Saint relationshtps in life and business and using the faith principal sion on the objectives of the educational facility of sowing and reaping needed to increase wealth and busi- See Page 9 See Page 10 Luke's Foundation. For information call (216) 491-8450. ness. The event is free and for info call (216)-43 1-1361. and have a tour of its facility. VOL. 26 No. 11 Tuesday, April26, 2005- Friday, April29, 2005 Daily ASTSID ISSUED FRIDAY FREE ; FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE-WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, LEE &AVALON, HARVARD- LEE, MILES-UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, READ ON- WRITE ON WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, IDG.HLAND mLLSAND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON "COVERING THE NEWS TOI)AY FOR ABETTER TOMORROW"

Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Bridgette McCafferty (far Wa"ensville Heights Mayor Marsha Fudge (center) presents a key to right), was recently in attendance at Warrensville High School to hear U.S. the city to U.S. Senator Hiliary Clinton during her speech at Warrensville High State Representative Michael Dubois and his wife, Cheryl, Senator lTi/iary Clinton speak on the needfor election reform and that every School. Senator Clinton s visit was sponsored by I I th District Congresswoman recently in attendance to hear U.S. Senator Hiliary Clinton talk vote counts. Stephanie Tubbs-Jones. election reform at Warrensville High School. Senator Hillary Clinton brings hope to voters at Warrensville High School By GEORGE GOLDMAN cently at Warrensville High School County and surrounding areas the making sure that every vote counts gresswoman Stephanie Tubbs­ Cleveland Council President Frank in Warrensville Heights to discuss topic of election reform. during any eJection. Janes. Jackson, State Representative U.S. Senator and former with a packed auditorium ofpeople She also discussed the im­ Clinton's appearance was Clinton's appearance at­ Michael Dubois and Common First Lady Hiliary Clinton was re- and elected offi~ials from Cuyahoga portance of registering voters and sponsored by II th District Con- tracted elected officials such as Pleas Judge Bridgette McCafferty. Zack Reed charged with DUI Murderer pleads guilty and his blood- alcohol content was By GEORGE GOLDMAN 0.28 percent- about 2 1/2 time the legal limit. After almost three year~ Since Reed's appointment since the death of Thoywell Henry, as a councilman in 2000, replacing Johnny Bacote confessed yester­ Odelia Robinson in the Mt. Pleas­ day to the beating death of Henry ant area. He has worked very hard with a lead pipe in return for a to bring needed improvements to his $10,000.00 murder - for - hire con­ ward. With his re-election in 200 I, tract with the victim's wife, Jocelyn. Reed has chaired the Public Safety Henry, 54, was killed in July of2002. Committee. He was a retired policeman At one point, Reed had from Jamaica who operated T & J considered running for mayor this Convenient Store at E. 130th and Reed year, but decided not to run after Forest Avenue. Henry ByGEORGEGOLDMAN Council President Frank Jackson an­ The primary motive for Barcote also pleaded guilty to nounced his intensions to run. He Henry's death was adultery. shooting to death James Taylor, After a night out on the choose instead to continue work­ By Bacote, 47, confessing who was one of five men playing town, Cleveland Councilman Zack ing toward his degree at Cleveland to the murder, he avoided the death cards, during a robbery on October Reed was arrested in the Warehouse State University. According to him, Cortez Bey sends David Maund to the canvas after hitting him with a penalty by agreeing to a plea bar­ 8, 2003. He is also expected to re­ District early Tuesday morning and he will seek re -election to his coun­ picture perfect/eft hook in the first round during their recent bout at the Wolstein gain that requires him to testify ceive an additional life sentence charged with drunken driving. cil seat the fall. According to Center at Cleveland State University. Maund's was stopped at I :43 ofthe round. against Jocelyn Henry, her boy­ without parole for that murder as This was Cortez Beys debut professional bout. See photo and story on pages 6 According to Reed, 44, he sources, Reed is a regular in the friend, William Robinson, 38, and part of a plea bargain. and 9. (ESDN photo by Terry Gallagher) spent part of the night at Liquid, an Warehouse District Bacote's employer, Elbert "J.D." According to Assistant upscale bar on West 6th Street, Pannell, 45, who is accused of set­ County Prosecutor Mark Mahoney, when he left Monday's council ting up Henry's murder. Barcote was paid $10,000 by meeting. He was arrested on St. Three weeks ago the de­ Joycelyn Henry to murder her hus­ Clair Avenue, between West 6th and By GEORGE GOLDMAN George W. Bugg for 57 years. I Ie fendants were indicted on charges band. She paid $5,000 down. West 3rd streets. was a pharmacist. of aggravated murder. Henry and Barcote claimed he did not receive Reed, who serves Ward 3, Relatives and friends re­ Bugg was a life member Pannell are in Cuyahoga County Jail the other half. faces charges of driving under the cently came to Aldersgate United of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, awaiting trial. The whereabouts of On the night of influence of alcohol, not wearing a Methodist Church, 4069 Eastwood where its members performed a Robinson is not known. Throywell's death, Barcote waited seat belt, driving left of center and Lane in Warrensvile I I eights, to pay dedcation service to her at the With a career criminal for him to close his store, then am­ record, Barcote served 21 years in changing lanes without a signal. their last respects to Mayme P. Bugg church. bushed him with a pipe and sawed who died at South Pointe Hospital She is survived by a son, prison for a 1980 murder and is ex­ Police said that Reed off shotgun. on April 18. She was 99. George W. Bugg, Sr. of Fresno, Ca­ pected to be sentenced to life in struggled with the officers when Since the death of After retiring as a school lif.; daughters, Barbara L. Harris of prison with no chance of parole. Thoywell, Jocelyn collected more they tried to arrest him. librarian at the age of 65, Bugg for Beachwod and M. Carol, Esq., of His punishment will be decided by than $350,000 in life - insurance Special prosecutor C. the next 30 years continued her vol­ Warrensville .Heights; six grand­ a three - judge panel after all of the money from her husband's policies Randolph Keller has also charged unteer activities. children; and five great grandchil­ cases are resolved. as well as inheriting the store and Reed with resisting arrest. Accord­ Bugg's volunteer activites dren. In an unrelated murder, their home. ing to police, Reed struggled with included a literacy tutor for the Se­ and St. Louis. She was also a librar­ Interment for Bugg was them as he was being arrested. nior Citizens Tutorial Project as well ian at Meharry Medical College in hed at Highland Park Cemetery and rGasoline prices fluxuate in area" Since Reed chairs council's as regular trips to the County Jail, Nashville and Fisk University. arrangements were handled by the Prices at the Northeast The statewide average is Public Safety Committ~e, which where she taught reading and typ­ Prior to her husband's E. F. Boyd & Saon Funeral I lome of oversees the Police Department, the ing to inmates. death in 1988, she was married to arrensville Heights. Ohio gas pumps are up another 2 the same as it was last week, $2.21 city wanted a special prosecutor so Before moveing to War­ cents per gallon to an average of per gallon. That's 3 cents above $2.18 today for self-serve, accord­ the Northeast Ohio average.The that the additional charges would rensville Heights in 1977, Bugg had Man charged in wife's death not give the appearance of a con­ done the same thing at Magdala ing to the weekly Fuel Gauge sur­ national average price of self­ flict interest. Foundation halfway house in St. By GEORGE GOLDMAN witness did not see the man's face. vey conducted by AAA. serve is 6 cents above the area at Kimberly, 44, died. Ac­ Reed appeared in court Louis, where lived. The record high was set $2.24 per gallon. While a member at After the death of Kimberly cording to police, James Benson with his lawyer Timothy Ivey and only three weeks ago on April 8 AAA believes the na­ Aldersgate United Methodist Benson from a gun shot wound on surrendered to the police about enter a plea of not guilty. A court when prices reached $2.25 per tionwide average gasoline price Church, Bugg served on numerous South Miles Road, near Lee Road, 7:00p.m. date will be set for in May. gallon. On Apri I 15 gas prices will remain above $2 per gallon for committees. Her skills as a librarian Cleveland police charged her hus­ The Bcnsons have a 12 - According to a council dipped to $2.13 a gallon and then the next week or two. was used at the church and at War­ band James Benson with aggravated year - old daughter, Bethany. began another upward trend. Whether prices will in­ spokeswoman, Reed's arrest will not murder. The Bensons have a 12 - year - old rensville City Hall to install exhibits Area motorists are paying crease to new record levels in late affect his position as chairman of According to an eye wit­ daughter, Bethany. deicting black history. 35 cents more than last year at this May, remain where they are now, the committee. Born on September 28, ness, Kimberly was seen struggling time when the average price for self­ or fall below $2 per gallon is un­ Sgt. Dan Gal.marini, who is 1905 in Nashville, Tenn.,Bugg with a man in her gold 2000 Dodge Cameras pass serve regular was $1.83 per gallon. certain due to the volatile oil price. a police spokesman, said that a po­ graduated from Howard University Intrepid car about 2 00 p.m. (Satur­ Cleveland City Council re­ lice cruiser spotted Reed's red 199 5 in Washington D.C. in 1927. In 1947, day, April 30). cently voted 16 to 5 to approve a con.: AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey BMW pull out of a parking spot shw received he first master's de­ The witness said that Kim­ troversial plan to install red -light cam­ shortly after 2:00a.m. and he went gree in library science from the Uni­ berly was begging, kicking and eras at 30 intersections throughout the Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline left ofce nter and crossed the double versity of Illinois. She was awarded screaming. She then later heard the city. Regular Mid-Grade Premium yellow line. a second master's degree fron gunshot. Six of the cameras will do Today (4-29.{)5) $2.18 $2.27 $2.39 After Reed was given two Southern Illinois University in 1969. At that point, the witness double duty and also nab speeders. Last Week (4-22.{)5) $2.16 $2.26 $2.37 field sobriety tests, he failed both. Her teaching career saw a man jump from the passenger After police review, the city will mail Last Year (4- 3().{)4) $ 1.83 $1.93 $2.02 seat of the car and run away. The Once Reed was given a urine test ncluded high schools in Atlanta $ 100 tickets to the car owners. Page2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, April26, 2005-Friday, April29, 2005

Nikki Turner defines 'The Glamorous Life' in book Black women can improve heart health #1 Essence bestsetl­ low blow, crumbling her heart. swindler and top-notch (NAPSM}-Give your moms can learn their personal recipes for favorites such as ing author Nikki Turner re­ From that day for­ games tress in her own right. mother a gift of health-encour­ risk by aksing asking their sweet, Southern-style barbe­ turns with "The Glamorous ward, Bambi vowed that who­ After many con­ age her to learn more about doctors these important ques- cued chicken, classic but Life" (One World/Ballantine ever crossed her or anyone she quests and against her better heart disease. lions: lower-fat macaroni and cheese, Books; May 3, 2005; $13.95), loved would pay - usually in judgement she falls in love Heart disease is the l . 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What do they mean for me and in g. Thmer from the right side of the tracks Along the way she she'll sacrifice for her heart, her Heart disease is more what do I need to do about it? The Heart Truth who fell in love with Reggie, a blinded her with the bling and runs across all kinds of men family, her bling, and her own prevalent among black women 3. What other campaign is sponsored by the young hustler. cash that come with living the who try to run massive self-respect. But is she just than white women-as are some screening tests for heart dis­ National Heart, Lung, and Her thug love not glamorous life of a gangsta's amounts of game, and ulti­ setting herself up to be played of the risk factors that increase ease do I need? 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If it means fundraising run/walk last gifted, courageous new voice know that heart disease is their Iffm having one, what should cious Meets Nutritious: Reci­ Mother's Day to do some­ Jonathan and their children just one person benefits from taking the urban literary com­ leading cause of death. I do? pes for Heart Health" and other Josh, 13, Dani, ll, and Abigail an early diagnosis, then we'll thing good for the community. munity by storm. "Queen of A nationwide cam­ Cutting the risk of heart health information on 2 l/2- started Kids for the Cure feel successful." Having friends and Hip Hop Lit," she is the best­ paign-The Heart Truth-is un­ heart disease also involves www.hearttruth.gov or call the family members affected by "The outpouring of in2004. selling author of the novel's derway to raise awareness that eating healthful dishes. NHLBI Health Information Many of their friends support from our family's busi­ the disease, they decided to "A Hustler's Wife" and "A heart disease is the# 1 killer of The Heart Truth Center at 301-52-8573 (TYY: and family members had been ness associates and friends help raise money and aware­ Project Chick." women. African American provides healthy versions of 240-629-3255). ness for a cure. affected by breast cancer, so has been overwhelming," Patti The event is even they chose the Sus an G. said. "Already, they have do­ closer to their hearts this year Komen Breast Cancer Founda­ nated $30,000 to the cause, Book gives principles for _successful living because their mother was di­ tion Northeast Ohio Affiliate as significantly exceeding last (NAPSM)-Pursuing (Osprey Books, $16.99) by and that they not only co-ex­ percent of their earnings to the agnosed with breast cancer six benefactor. year's proceeds. It's just amaz- the secrets to professional Terry Felber. ist but depend on each other church, they help fulfill the weeks ago. "When we started ing." In this book, young in a symbiotic way. needs of others." On Sunday, May 8, this, we looked at monies raised Kids for the Cure achievement and personal ful­ Julio, the main character, learns He seeks to break Similarly, "monks" Patti Berns, the 43-year-old as the barometer of our suc­ events begin at 8:30a.m., Sun­ fillment can be an adventure­ or it can involve reading an mysterious secrets and trea­ misconceptions that business should have no regrets about mother of three from Pepper cess, but now, I think the day, May 8 at Legacy Village. adventure. sures of wisdom from Anto­ people and clergy may have serving the community in their Pike, will return to Legacy Vtl­ awareness this event creates Participating elemen­ The timeless prin­ nio, his wise grandfather-wis­ about their roles in society - spiritual capacities. They too lage for the second annual is what's really important," tary through high school-age dom that readers can practi­ and each other. must recognize that when they Kids for the Cure event, still says Patti. "If kids attend this students will receive aT-shirt ciples that every generation must learn anew are told via cally apply in their own lives. "Too many mer­ nourish and support business healing from recent breast event, it might prompt their and snacks and enjoy face­ painting and make-your-own an entertaining and inspiring Felber relates how chants are led to feel guilty people, it will come back to County to hold recycling for computers Mother's Day cards in the Fun tale in The Legend of the the world needs both busi­ about pursuing profits," said them through tithing. Pack 'em up, drive cessories, and ink printer car­ Tent. 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Taken From: The Pu­ Prophet said, "He receives It has been related cleansing the heart of its ir.. find the door of devotion in respect of their deeds? 104)" rification of the Soul: (Chapter nothing." Then he said, "Al­ that a righteous man used to purities is an exacting unde1 closed in his face. Those whose efforts were Some people have 1) lah (God) only accepts ac­ say, "0 self, be devout and taking. The everyday ac­ astray in the life of this world, said: "To be devout for a short Sincerity is the free­ tions that are intended purely .you will be pure." In fact, devotion is tions of a person who is over­ whi le they thought that they whi le is to survive forever, but ing ofone's intentions from all for His pleasure." (Sahib When any wordly the purifying of the heart from whelmed by his or her love for were doing good work. ( 18: I03- devotion is rare." impurities in order to come Nisai) fortune, in which the self finds all impurities, whether few or Allah (God) and the Hereafter nearer to Allah (God). Abu Sa' id al-Khudri comfort and towards which many, so that the intention of re characterized by his love Scout leaders and trooops needed It is to ensure that the related that the Prophet (saw) the heart inclines, intrudes drawing nearer to Allah (God) ad they are, in fact, pure de­ Looking for ways to include some environmental intentions behind all acts of said in his khutba during the upon our worship, then it im­ is freed from all other motives, V<.ion. help scouts earn a badge? clean-up activities and also worship and obedience to Al­ farewell pilgrimage, "Allah pairs the purity of our efforts except that of seeking His plea- In the same way, any­ On "Scout Day," some nature-related fun. lah (God) are exclusively for (God) will bless whoever hears and ruins our sincerity. sure. one whose soul is over­ Sunday, May 15, from I to 4 A litter round-up will His pleasure. these words and whoever un­ Man is preoccupied This can only come whehed by love for and pre­ p.m. at Harriet Keeler Memo­ help restore the area to its natu­ It is the perpetual derstands them, for it may be with his good fortune and im­ from a lover of Allah (God), OCCU(»..d of this world, or sta­ rial Picnic Area in Brecksville ral beauty. Scouts will also contemplation of the Creator, that those who pass on this mersed in his desires and ap­ who is so absorded in contem­ tus andvealth, will be so over­ Reservation, they can do just pull garlic mustard plants, an to the extent that one forgets knowledge are not those who petites; rarely are his actions plation of the next world that whelmft by these things that that! invasive non-native species the creation. will understand it the best. or acts of worship free of tem­ there remains in his heart no no act ot.vorship, be it prayer Harriet Keeler Memo­ that is choking out local, na­ Sincerity is a condi­ There are three porary objectives and desires place for the love of this world. or fasting will be acceptable, rial Picnic Area is located off tive plants. tion for Allah (God)'s accep­ things concerning which the of this kind. Such a person must except in V'cy rare cases. 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Our responsibility to the returning veterans F ederallaw regulates advertising ByDAVIDODUM agnosed the combat veteran more combat than regular sol­ with post-traumatic stress dis­ diers, but instead of rotating Q: Who establishes ers. ing a claim, consequences of stakes a contest of skill. When it comes to fac- order, or PTSD, a potentially them back to military bases and enforces advertising Even if it is true, an a false claim, and the amount Advertisers often ing up to government to say mental condition caused by where they can be monitored, laws? advertisement may be consid­ of substantiation experts in the eliminate the "consideration" money is an obstacle, we can extreme stress. they often return to their home­ The Federal ered deceptive if it is likely to field believe is reasonable. element by providing an alter­ A: find funds for the V.A., Hospi­ Stress refers to a towns where readjustment mislead or cause injury, assum­ Q: Does the FTC native method of entry, such Trade Commission (FTC) has tals to treat these returning vet­ challenge to a person's capac­ problems can become a family broad authority to prohibit ing the likelihood it will mis­ also make sure advertisers as the opportunity to enter by erans. That is exactly the re­ ity to adapt to inner and outer crisis. unfair or deceptive acts or lead or cause injury outweighs don't use other people's copy­ calling a toll free number, sponse that Vietname veterans demands, which may be If National Guard practices. Qenefits to consumers or com­ righted material or trade­ which does not require giv­ received when they returned physiologically arousing and members begin to inhibit signs Under this mandate, petitors. marks? ing value to participate. home from fighting the Vietnam emotionally taxing and call for of PTSD or other psychologi­ the FTC has issued regula­ Q: Must advertisers A: The FTC does Q: What can hap­ War with many mental prob­ cognitive or behavioral re- cal problems, they need to get tions barring false and mis­ provide information to sup­ not regulate the use of "intel­ pen to those who violate ad­ lems and needed treatment. sponses. help quickly. The VA will pro­ leading advertisements. port their claims? lectual property" (copyrighted vertising laws and regula­ We can count the This definition vide mental health benefits for Only the FTC has A: Yes. The FTC re- works or trademarks such as tions? dead, we can see the physical points to two important as­ them for only two years follow­ ing their service - re~ar sol­ authority to enforce its regu­ quires advertisers to have a pictures, images, characters, A: The Federal injuries, but in veterans return­ pects of stress: that stress is diers get mental-healfh ben­ Trade Commission (FfC) also ing home from Iraq and Af­ a psychiological process, and lations. reasonable basis for making songs, logos or brands) in efits indefinitely. ghanistan, it's hard to see the that stress entails a transac­ However, the Federal objective claims in an adver- advertisements. may order an advertiser to is­ PTSD, specific diag­ Trademark Act of 1946, com­ tisement. However, an adver- sue a "corrective" ad to psychological damage :1mong tion between people and their environments - emotion and nosis, is not the only psycho­ monly known as the Lanham Forexample, ifan ad- tiser must get permission or a counter the advertiser's ear­ those who have witnessed the stress are closely related con­ logical damage soldiers can Act, protects private parties vertisement claims that "tests license from the owner of a lier misleading ads. blood, heard the screaming cepts. Many of the 170,000 sustain, according to experts, In addition, a con- from women and children, from such as consumers or competi­ prove" a certain result, then copyright or trademark before men and women now return­ nwntal disorders can make the tors, against unfair competi­ the advertiser must have ap- including the work or trade­ sumer or competitors may your buddy calling for help, felt ady rugged transition from the shattering blast and smelled ing from Iraq and Afghanistan "tion and false advertising. propriate test results that mark in an advertisement. bring a claim (lawsuit) under mthtary to civilian life a harrow­ the burning flesh. will also be grappling with In addition, most prove the claim. Advertisers who do federal or state law to recover ing one. Providing treatment psychological problems such states have laws against un­ The level of support not consult copyright or trade­ "damages" (compensation, Soldiers can experi­ for our combat ve~rans should as PTSD, anxiety, mood dis­ fair trade practices mtd false required depends on what ··-markownersopenthemselves generally in the form of orders and depression. ence depression, be as important to President hypervigilance, and insomnia, advertising. claims are made or implied in to lawsuits. money) .caused by unfair or Though scientists Bush as the war on terrorism - emotional numbing, recurring Q: What does it the advertisement. Q: Our company deceptive practices or acts. and medical professionals are this should be as important to nightmares and int.-usive mean for an advertisement to The FTC evaluates wants to run a promotional Law You Can Use is learning just how trauma af­ the American people, because thoughts. 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After five years of for children serving Greater has been developed by A dren, the Busy Bookmobile fessional artists/ teachers who that they are not patrons en­ reading is valuable. research and planning, A Cul­ Cleveland located at 12824 Cultural Exchange. will act as a catalyst to enhance will travel throughout Greater tering a library but rather ex­ Provide parents and tural Exchange will hold its LarchmereBivd. Theeventto Originally conceived the community's access to Cleveland sharing stories, per­ plorers traveling through a lit­ guardians with an opportunity celebration to launch the Busy launch the Busy Bookmobile in September of 1999, the Busy high quality, affordable educa­ formances and workshops erary adventure into a new to select books to read with Book mobile on Tuesday, May is in partnership with the Cuya­ Bookmobile is a new initiative tional materials and services with children and their families. world. Many chil­ their children. 10, from 8:00a.m.-9:30a.m. at hoga County Commissioners, that will promote the joy of designed to help children be­ It wll be equipped with an ar­ dren may be waiting for a Allow economically Mall B in Downtown Cleve­ Mayor Jane L. Campbell and reading by bringing subsi­ come life-long readers. ray of multimedia equipment, chance to read to themselves disadvantaged families the land. the Leadership Cleveland dized award-winning multicul­ Unlike traditional lighting, staging book shelv­ at leisure, or to be read to, as opportunity to increase home A Cultural Exchange Class of2003. The Busy Book­ tural children's literature, bookmobile programs utilized ing and seating for inside and members of families that may library collections in quality is a literacy base nonprofit mobile is an innovative family storytelling and book-related as traveling lending libraries, outside activities. have never had books of their and quantity. multi-cultural arts organization arts and literacy program that theatrical productions into the Busy BookmoljiJe (a cus­ New books will be own. In an effort for all chil­ Allow families to ftnd homes, neighborhoods, tomized educational mobile available for children and their dren and their families to ex­ reading materials that cel­ Host fam.ilies needed for students schools and communities in unit) will function as a multi­ families to purchase at a sub­ perience the joy and respon­ ebrate the multicultural com­ Foundation for lnter­ Most importantly, the Greater Cleveland area, cultural bookstore, clubhous~ sidized cost of$0.50, $.0.75 and sibility that reading for plea­ munity from which they come, cultural Travel (F.LT.), a State they bring a sincere desire to where children and their fami­ and visual and performing arts $1.00. sure and proficiency in literacy providing their children with Department designated ex­ become part of your family. lies are least likely to have ac­ environment. Colorful decorations bring, the Busy Bookmobile role models an

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White Pine Bog Minors are welcome for a MetLife Foundation land, a local branch of the pion awards recognize those The target for this Forest occurs within the to participate if accompanied by Older Volunteers Enrich national organization dedi­ who use their time and talent work project will be reed ca­ Cuyahoga Wetlands, which an adult. America Award. cated to providing referral, to make their community a bet­ nary grass and/or woody seed­ consists of 1,000 acres of in­ White Pine Bog For­ Administered by educational support, and po­ ter place to live. lings. tact wetland and includes est is not open to the public. n4a, the national award pro­ litical advocacy to individu­ All honorees receive White Pine Bog For­ Lake Kelso, Snow Lake and Visitation is limited to gram honors 26 outstanding als and families experiencing an engraved gift celebrating Brudno est, a National Natural Land­ Fern Lake. work projects, staff-led field older volunteers and their menal illness. their achievemen, and each zation receives a monetary award mark, is the only remaining old this 375-acre site trips and special permit. contributions to communi­ "At eighty-six years honoree's nominating organi- to further its work. growth white pine boreal bog harbors more than a dozen To register, or to re­ ties. young, Eugene truly exempli­ endangered or threatened quest information about other Brudno received a fies the true spirit of plant and animal species. volunteer opportunities, please Community Champion award volunteerism in every facet of Tour of authentic Amish Farm Nesting bald eagles contact Todd Crouch, Volun­ for his work with Jewish Fam­ its definition," said Kathy Located at the center developed the tours after finding All tours depart are found here, and it pro­ teer Program Coordinator for ily Service Association's Levine of JFSA. of the world's largest Amish that visitors want to experience from Schrock's Amish Fann. vides a significant waterfowl The Nature Conservancy, at (JFSA) Volunteer Services, a The 26 award recipi­ settlement, Schrock's Amish life within a true Amish family. Reservations are habitat. (877) 862-6446 (toll-free). program that enriches clients' ents, selected from more than Fann and Village recently an­ Guests ride in an air­ made by calling (877) 893-3232 This project, which The Nature Conser- lives by providing opportu­ 200 nominations from orga­ nounced the <_:reation of a se­ conditioned IS-passenger van, or (330) 893-3232. Additional will involve moderate to vancy is a private nonprofit or­ nities for interaction between nizations and programs na­ ries of "Off the Beaten Path visiting at least three unique and information is available at strenuous effort, will begin at ganization dedicated to pre­ clients and volunteers. tionwide, were honored dur­ Amish Country Tours." unforgettable stops on each tour, www~ 12 p.m. and will last until 4 serving plants, animals and "Off the Beaten Path Brudno, 86, began ing a special ceremony in These one-of-a-kind, which takes visitors deep into a p.m. Volunteers should wear natural communities that repre­ Amish Country Tours" and comfortable work clothes, in­ sent the diversity of life on volunteering with the Jewish Washington, D.C. three-hour tours take visitors 12-square-mile area where homes Schrock's Amish and Village Family Services Association Nominees were re­ to little-known stops in the have no electricity or other mod­ cluding waterproof boots, Earth by protecting the lands are part of Schrock's Real long pants, and gloves if pos- and water they need to survive. nearly four decades ago quired to be age 50 years and heart of Ohio's Amish coun­ ern conveniences. Amish Experiences. while caring for a daughter older and to have volunteered try, located near Berlin in Tour stops may vary with mental illness and a for the program or organiza­ Holmes County. and include the area's most sce­ Flower Fair to be held at Greenhouse grandson with disabilities. tion by which they were nomi­ "Tour guests not nic places and hidden destina­ Friends of Green­ He recognized the nated for at least one year. only get to see and photo­ tions, such as cottage-industry Admittance will be pating gardening organizations house, the non-profit support substantial need to identify Members of the graph breaktaking scenery that businesses in Amish homes free and open to the public. are the Greenhouse Volunteer group for Cleveland's famed Flowers, specimen plants and and connect with other par­ Older Volunteers Enrich is far from the typical visitor where noodles, candles or soaps Group (which will sell plants the Rockefeller Park Greenhouse, ents who had children with America Awards Blue Ribbon stops, they also have the op­ are hand-made. select vegetables will be group propagates at the green­ plans to present "The First mental illness to offer emo­ Panel nd Advisory Board portunity to ask any ques­ Visitors might also hear available for purchase. house), the Dahlia Society, the Annual Rockefeller Flower The Flower Fair will tional support, and to seek made award selections in three tions they may have as the a family of Amish children sing Indoor Gardening Society, and Fair" on May 13, 14 and 15 also offer area gardeners the out quality programs and ser- categories. gain a real understanding of folk songs and religious hymns. the Men's G~rden Club of from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the vices. Team Spirit awards Amish culture and beliefs," "Off the Beaten Path opportunity to learn more Greater Cleveland. Rockefeller Greenhouse, 750 about the "Hidden Garden­ His commitment to honor older volunteers who said Joanne Hershberger, who Amish Country Tours" are $19 per Free workshops - one E. 88th Street (located t the person and are offered daily ex­ ing Treasurers" of the for children and one for adults - top of the hill just of Martin Rockefeller Greenhouse cept Sunday; at 11 :00 am Mon­ will beheld at 11 :OOam and 2:00 Luther King Dr., south of the complex, such as its collec­ day-Wednesday nd at 1:00 pm p.m. on Saturday and Sunday J-90exit). Thursday through Saturday. tion of blooming irises. as well. 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Hometown professional box­ ing debuts are notoriously predictable, the initial splash into the lake of pugi­ listic pitfalls should consist of pagentty, hoople and certain victory. All were present recently as the Bey brothers, Mickey Jr. and Cortez made good their "toe in the water" ex­ perience in the punch for pay game at the Wolstein Center. The Bey brothers strategi­ cally took apart their out-classed but game, out of town opponents in a total of less than 3 minutes, both scoring first roundKO's. Though short, as the crowd of 2,350 expected, they cheered the in­ augural venture oftheir hometown light­ Mickey Bey, Jr. holds up his weight heroes. arms to show his victory over Shane Cortez Bey stopped David Gierke in 47 seconds of the first round at Wolstein Center at Cleve­ Maund at l :43 of the first round with a land State University. (ESDN photo picture perfect left hook. Maund, from by Terry Gallagher) Columbus, Ohio record, is (3-6-1 ). Mickey Bey, Jr. decked Raul Frank (27-4- t) froni Referee, Earl Jewelllwlds up Cortez Bey's hand in victory with his KO Shane Gierke twice in 47 seconds in Georgetown, Guyana, claimed the va­ round one to finish him off. Gierke, over David Maund at 1:43 of the first round at Wolstein Center at Cleveland cant USBA junior middleweight title on State University. (ESDN photo by Terry Gallagher) who is from Youngstown, record is (0- a disqualification win against Fernando 3). she managed to get to her feet, cinnati, land all the heavy blows in Hernandez ( 18-8-2) of Chicago. After a hard fought fight at tire Wolstein Center at Cleveland State Long-tall Women's IBF fmish the round and regain enough of her­ knocking out Ian Smith from Opa­ With his brother, Olympic University, Referee Earl Jewell holds up Vonda Ward's arm in victory over Heavyweight Champ Vonda Ward self to drop and stop her opponent with a Jocka,Aa. light heavyweight gold medalist Andre Elizabeth Kerin with a KO in the second round. (ESDN photo by Terry Gallagher) didn't have it as easy, she got caught complete vocabulary of punches half way Williams (I 0-2) staggered Ward, in his comer, Antonio Johnson All in all, the first area fight self. from Oakland, Calif., improved to (2- with a perfect overhand right to the jaw through the second round. Smith (14-10) midway through the card in a while went well with the crowd WillJones and Square Ring drilled by Chicago's Elizabeth Kerin that Other bouts on the card featured opening round of the welterweight 0) with a third-round stoppage of out­ getting into a picture and autograph productions be back? dropped her to the canvas and got the Ricardo Williams, the 2000 Olympic jun­ bout, and put him away in the sec­ classed junior welterweight Danny frenzy over Roy Jone Jr. a class gent who Yes and hopefully with a crowd standing. ior welterweight siliver medalist from Cin- ond round at 2:15. Swift(l-4-1) from Erie, Pa. shortchanged none in the giving of him- better crowd. Tribe fails to get hits in Tigers? series at Jacobs Field By KARLBRXANT newly-added night game. shot off the leg of Millwood, a walk, fairness, though, in the Minors, he was total hits, and allowed only four earned had no gas left in the tank to respond. Hopefully, by July, the team a slow-rolling "hit" that never reached the 2004 International League Player runs, while getting little run support. As to the Indians' woes, 2B While most of us were unable will have its offense back on track. 3rd Base. a ground out. and a sacri­ of the Year.) But, after giving up nine runs Ronnie Belliard, one of a few Indians to enjoy the foot of snow that fell last They went on to win only one fice fly plated three runs for the Ti­ Mike Maroth, who lost 21 in the 10-3 mauling, other teams will be who's hitting, commented. "You]lave week, the Cleveland Indians at least got game last week - a 6-0 drubbing of KC gers. games two years ago, was the Svengali requesting Tiger dossiers on Westbrook. to go out and just try everyday. You a reprieve by having a washout of their behind C. C. Sabathia- before returning to Although no officials erors who mastered the Tribe's hitters for After Sabathia's gem, the Tribe study the pitchers and do what you scheduled gme last Tuesday against De- form and losing two to the Royals. were recorded, it was as about as ugly much of the game. went belly-up against KC, being annihi­ know you can do best." Closer Bob Meanwhile, in the remaining two as it gets. The Indians threatened in the troit. lated 8-l and then Sunday forgetting how Wickman, who, like most of the reliev­ games of the abbreviated Detroit series, Since the Tribe was unable 8th, but to cries of "Boo(n)" the Indi­ This save the offensively-chal­ to pitch to long-time Indians nemesis ers, has been a bright spot, after one the Indians scored only 5 runs, all on solo to offer any decent run support for ans so-far unproductive third Baseman, Mike Sweeney, who clubbed two HRs in lenged Indians, who are currently "bat­ early bad outing, said, ''There's noth­ Home Runs. Millwood, of course, the tough luck Aaron, struck out to end the frame. their 6-5 loss. ting" .225 - the worst in baseball, from ing we (pitchers) can really tell the hit­ recording a complete washout against the Wednesday the fans and Kevin starter absorbed his third loss. Even closer Troy Percival, KC's Angel Berroa, comment­ ters. They have to work things out Millwood were (mis)treated to a chilly The on Iy runs came on two who used to be the Indians's patsy ing on ending a Royal's 9-game losing Tigers. themselves. I study films of myself The game was rescheduled for evening where the defense was up to its 5th inning HRs, by Casey Blake, who when he was with the Angels, gave up streak with the 8-1 win, said, "You start pitching and adjust when something the 4th of July. · old tricks. shows signs of breaking out of a only one hit in the 9th to notch his sec­ thinking all the time and everybody is goes wrong. Professional biters try to There already is a day game A so-called Triple by leadoff slump and Johnny Peralta, who hit ond Save. pressing. Getting one (win) can bring do the same thing." scheduled, and fireworks will follow the hitter Brandon lnge, a ground ball croquet his first in the Bigs since 2003. (In all This came one day after Jake you more," which proved to be pro­ Westbrook was, what has become char­ phetic. Unfortunately, most Tribe acteristically, pummeled by Detroit. Sunday, besides giving up one hitting adjustments haven't yet borne Force wins way into title match Last year, he shut down the of Sweeney's HRs, the Tribe's Scott much fruit. Tigers in 3 out of 4 appearances, while Elarton also allowed one to John Buck, The only bright light in all By KARL BRYANT Friday, at a neutral site, they desperately threw everything they going 2-0. This year, they've used him batting .194, and gave up Terrance Long's this is that at Press Time, the Indians came back from a 3-0 halftime deficit to had at the Force, a couple of times for batting practice, scoring 16 earned first of 2005. are able to provide the same kind of The Force is with us. beat the Kixx 6-3, before obliterating them, narrowing the gap to I goal, but Cleve­ runs in two brief appearances. The Indians somehow rallied record that the NY Yankees, deliver, Twenty-eight years after the Force made I 0-6 at the Wolstein Center on Sunday. land always had an answer back. Westbrook has lost all five of to tie Sunday's gme on Travis Hafner and for less than a quaner of the money its screen debut in a galaxy far, far away, The arena is named after the late With formerClevelandsoc­ his starts, but in the other three, he's Grady Sizemore homers before Sweeney George Steinbrenner spends on their and weeks before the 6th installment of owner of the original Force, Bart Wolstein. cer greats Kai Haasktvi, Hector worked 8 innings, giving up only 12 smacked another one. The Tribe batters payroll. the "Star Wars" movie empire hits the­ Allen Eller, from Mentor, Marinaro, and Otto Orff looking on, atres everywhere, the Cleveland Force opened the scoring in the 1st period Sun­ Rene Riva (one, a spectacular header), is poised to win its MISL Title. day by deftly lofting a soft shot into the Adauto Neto, Chris Handsor, and Cleveland's original indoor net over the head of hard charging Kixx Antonio Sutton (2 empty-netters soccer team was called the Force, then goalie, Peter Pappas, reminiscent of the against 6th attackers at game's end) Boxing Nostalgia the team was reincarnated as the Cleve­ shot eons ago, by Kaiser "Boy Boy" each scored two goals in Sunday's ByJIMAMATO land Crunch, which won, three champi­ Maorung (spelled phonetically) against the series clincher. Gary Depalma tallied onships in the '90s, and finally, it has Cleveland Stokers, that eliminated them the other Force goal. Goalie Jim come full circle as the squad, renamed in OT, when this reporter was but a boy, Larkin made 21 Saves. the Force for the last couple of years, in the city's first foray into professional The championship series made it to the championship series by outdoor soccer glory. The pace was set will begin in Milwaukee on May 14 Pipino Cuevas becomes Hall ofFamer virtue of beating Philadelphia 2-0 in a early on when the Force outshot the Kixx and move to a neutral site on May Pipino Cuevas has been Clyde Gray, Angel Espada and Pete . Palomino was inducted semifinal series this weekend. by an unheard of 14-0 margin in the 1st 21. Should the series be tied, a inducted into the International Ranzany. to the I.B.H.O.F. The Force will play Milwau­ period. "golden goal" in a sudden death extra Boxing Hall of Fame. He came to fight and he had Did he deserve to get in? kee, against whom they finished second Already being in a hole, by vir­ session will crown the champion. I struggled with this for the classic kill or be killed mentality. Yes! in the regular season, 112 games back. tue of their 1st g~me loss, Philadelphia Both games will be on ESPN. a while. While Pipino was recog­ He was a class act who Did he reaII y deserve to nized as the W.B.A. titleholder, an­ was good for the sport. Browns pick Charlie Frye in NFL draft get in? other popular West Coast boxer So was Cuevas. It's to By KARL BRYANT Round Pick in the NFL Draft recently was Charlie Frye was added after the team There are so many de­ emerged to win the W.B.C. version. bad that they ushered in the no stranger to these parts. selected as its No. I Pick, Michigan serving fonner boxers that you can He was Carlos Palomino and Golden Era of the 147 lb. division. The Cleveland Browns 3rd The University of Akron's WR Braylon Edwards, and then chose make a strong case for. he won the crown with a spectacular They had to make way Oklahoma defensive back Brodney After wrestling with the KO of John H. Stracey. for the Leonard, Hearns, Duran Pool in the 2nd Round. matter ofPipino's induction I was He defended the crown with and Benitez. Frye, an unimposing young able to come to tenns with it. pride turning back the challenges of What a shame. Two man who accumulated imposing sta­ Why? Because during rugged·Armando Muniz and the world class champions who may tistics for the University of Akron, his tenure as champion he was a highly touted Dave "Boy" Green only serve as footnotes. lives in Willard. Ohio. Holy Terror! That is why! He currently drives a 1993 Why did these two never Only time and history Grand Am but will now be able to He did not just win meet? This could have been a West will tell us how Pi pi no and Carlos pick up another vehicle after becom­ fights. He broke bones. He was a Coast bonanza. will be remembered. ing the 67th Pick in the Draft, although devastating puncher with a wreck­ Who would have won if Being enshrined in the he's not expected to score a Bentley, ing ball left hook. they decided to trade hooks? I.B.H.O.f. is a wonderful start. like Braylon Edwards reportedly He left a trail of fractured As mentioned, Pipino lost If there were no Sugar, purchased. While at Akron Univer­ jaws. In a word, he was awesome! his crown to Hearns. Tommy, Roberto and Wilfred, Car­ sity, Frye amassed over II ,000 yards Then Tommy Hearns ex­ Palomino was outfoxed by los and Pipino would have faced passing. posed his chin and Roberto Duran a wizard named Wilfred Benitez and off. Who would have won this The only glitch in his stat followed suit. · reliquished his title claim. pack was getting sacked 38 times as a "should have taken place" Super senior, but being underprotected by Herman Montes ended Carlos was then outspeeded Bout? the line, it ts understood that many the legend but gave Pipino his by a highly motivated Roberto Duran. Give me two guys with times he was on the run and still was due. During his prime he was Carlos retired but returned. heart, punch and talent nd I say able to throw for 18 TDs. feared. The saga ended years later the "chin" will win. ''Doc, my wife and I have been married twenty years and we still Frye will be given a chance He crushed legit oppo­ in an ill fated comeback that accom­ My choice is Carlos. to back up veteran Trent Dilfer at love each other. What's with us?" sition like Harold Weston Jr., plished little. It's all about the beard. QB. Page 10 Thesday, Apri126, 2005 ·Friday, April29, 2005

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Bill Pay (Utilities, Phone, Cable, etc.) Hughleys,' about a success­ neighborhood homies on a Singer Etta Jones' the 1960s, Curnow served as You can order ad­ Fax Services* Phone Cards ful, snack vending machine professional career began in sweltering summer ay in Bed­ director of instrumental music vance tickets by phone at: -Wednesday Thru Saturday- Soul Food Dinners­ entrepreneur who moves Stuy, N.Y. in Spike Lee's 'Do 1945 after she reached the fi­ at Case Western Reserve Uni­ (440) 942-9525; by mail at P.O. his African-American fam­ nals in Harlem's Apollo ama­ Store Hours: The Right Thing' ( 1989), be­ versity in Cleveland from 1%7 Box 810, Willoughby, OH ily to an integrated suburb, Monday-Thursday: 7:30a.m.- 8:00p.m. teur program. to 1974. 44096; or on the internet at but in what movie did he star fore starring in his own, FOX Friday: 7:30a.m.- 9:00p.m. Though Jones didn't He later headed www.ClevelandJazz.org. as one of four, close, male sitcom 'Martin,' but in what Saturday: 8:00a.m.- 9:00p.m. win, she got a one-year job as Kenton's Creative Worlds There is convenient friends and whose charac­ movie does he star as an em­ Sunday: 10:00 a.m.-4:00p.m. band vocalist with the Buddy Records organization and be­ free parking at the Fairmount ter was married to a re­ ployee at a medieval theme Hot Corned BeefJumbo $6.00 Johnson Orchestra. came the director of bands and Temple Auditorium. served, proper wife who park who is transported back She later toured as a jazz studies at California State was afraid to try new love in time to the 1300s in En­ single performer working clubs University in Los Angeles. techniques? gland? and theater's, stinted with J.C. 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