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SPORTS MENU TIPS Celebrate MLKDay EAST SIDEny NEWS A Delicious Twist ISSUED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Willie Pastrano January 19, 1998 On The Traditional Dies At 62 SeePag~4 SERVING LARCHMERE- WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY See page 7 CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF FREE - HIGHLAND HILLS AND EAST CLEVELAND George Fraser publishes READ ON • WRITE ON Thesday, January 6, 1998- Friday, January 9, 1998 'Race For Success' book Though born pooG guide packed with tools, tips, When Earle B. Turner is toric significance of this position history this past November, and black and one of nine children in contacts, and techniques in sworn in as Clerk of Courts of in the state of Ohio. thus is the first to be sworn in to Brooklyn, New York, George structing black America how to the Cleveland Municipal Court Turner, a 44 year- old hold this office. Fraser learned at an early age to do well while also doing good. on Friday (Jan. 9), at I :OOp.m. in Democrat, became the first Afri ''It is with a deep sense importances of a persistent, posi Fraser believes that for Cleveland City Council Cham can- American to be elected to of pride for African- Americans tive attitude from a family that those subscribing to the new Fraser bers, the event will take on his- this prestigious office in the Ohio in Cleveland and throughout our shunned the "dependency men black mantra of vertical network tality" and the "doomed to fail" ing - reaching down and lifting attitude. up - the rewards will be signifi he Real Meaning of the Through education and can't. hard work, Fraser became a suc Race For Success offers cessful entrepreneur and ·a true readers invaluable advice on: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Holiday inspiration to millions of blacks Key building blocks for By LERONEBENNEIT nonviolence army gave America · For it is not enough to celebrate Thrner nationwide. economic success at home and a new birth of freedom. They King; it is necessary also to vin nation that I acknowledge the He is the nationally at work. Three hundred and sev- banished the Jim Crow signs, dicate him by letting his light confidence that the voters of best - selling author of Success Strategies for saving enty seven years after 20 blacks browned American politics, and shine in our own lives. Cleveland have placed in me by Runs in Our Race, which popu and for investing in the future. landed at Jamestown, 133 years transformed the student move It was King's genius to electing me Cleveland Clerk of larized the principle of network More than 200 critical after the signing of the Emanci ment, the women's movement suggest that every man, woman Courts,'· Turner said. 'To be he ing in the African American com career choices enabling Blacks to pation Proclamation, and 42 years and the church. and-child is responsible for his/ first African American in the munity. serve themselves and their com after the Supreme Court banned And all Americans are her own freedom_ state of Ohio elected Clerk of Now he wants to do for munities. segregation, the United States of indebted to King and the non "A man who will not die Courts is an honor that I shall black America what he did for Dozens of low - cost America North and South, black violent liberators who broke into for something," he said, "is not long remember. himself: fulfill seemingly impos business start - up suggestions. brown and white- will stop for American history like beneficent fit to live." First appointed by sible dreams. To order the book, call 24 hours to honor the memory burglars, bringing with them the And the only question judges of the Cleveland Munici In an unprecedented (212)261-6563. and the life of a black American gifts of vision, passion and truth. move, Fraser will embark on a fifty Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King before us in this hoi iday season pal Court to the clerk's office in for the twelfth year. January 15, 1929. April4, 1968 It can be argued, in fact, that King " one city tour spanning five CSU sponsors is what are we doing and what January 1996 as a replacement for Because he lived and freed more white people than countries - entitled "Race for are we prepared to do to ensure the previous clerk who has re MLK celebration dreamed and died, many facto forced to take official notice not black people. Success: The World Network that King did not dream and die signed, Turner has responded by Celebrations in honor ries, offices, schools and all fed only for Martin Luther King, Jr. This, then is a national ing Tour" - to promote his new in vain. redefining the purpose of the of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr_ will eral and many state agencies will but also of the maids, the share holiday with national implica book Race For Success. The Ten Beyond all that, we are Clerk's office, creating new job be held at Cleveland State Uni be closed. croppers, the students and the tions. And we are called, in and Best Business Opportunities for challenged in this month to re definitions for Clerk's office em versity on Thursday, January 15 All over America, men, Rosa Parks, who made him what through the holiday, to the na Blacks in America (William Mor member one of his greatest lega ployees and launching a number and Saturday January 17. Both women and little children will link he was. tional task of continuing the row; February I, 1998; $26.00; cies, hope. For he never ceased of new programs and services to programs are free and open to the hands and hopes in an unprec Martin Luther King, Jr. struggle for the fulfillment of hardcover; 0- 688- 15248- 1), to believe that the Dream and the enhance customer service for ci ti public. edented national holiday for was born on January IS, 1926 King's dream. and will donate the profits to the dreamers would prevail. zens being served by the Clerk's Thursday's tribute, Martin Luther King, Jr., the and he died on Apri\4, 1968. The crucial point here national organization 100 Black And if he could ~peak office staff. sponsored by Cleveland State's grandson of a former slave, who This is the tradition and and elsewhere is that this is not Men of America. to us this month from his grave, Turner and his wife, Black Studies Program, will be at • rose to spiritual heights attained the hope that the Martin Luther a holiday for rest and frivolity Sponsors are clamoring he would tell us that nothing can Marcia, who have four children: noon in the University Center by few mortals and thereby ful King, Jr. holiday brings to and play. This is a day for study, to take part. Fraser has already stop us here if we keep the faith Shiloh, Christina, Lacora and Auditorium, 2121 Euclid Avenue. filled the Biblical adage which America. And that tradition struggle and preparation for the lined up the corporate support of our fathers 11nd mothers walk Kierra, has been an active voice The celebration will in says that he who is last shall be speaks in and through the King victory to come it is a day set of Anheuser - Busch, Allstate, together and dream together. in the Greater Cleveland commu clude music, poetry, dance, prose first. holiday, telling us that a people aside for measuring ourselves BFI, The Black Collegian Maga It is with this under nity for many years. and commentary by Cleveland The first astonishing who could produce a King has and America against the terrible zine, Continental Airlines, Lin State students, staff, faculty and standing, and this hope, that we Turner, who is a gradu recognition of black initiative and no need for fears or apologies or yardstick of King's hope. coln - Mercury, Proctor & alumni. dedicate this holiday to the ate of John Adams High School leadership would have been in doubts. And if we ever loved Gamble, Shoney's Restaurants, Saturday's tribute, memory of an American giant and Central State University with conceivable a few years ago, an As the first black him, we will use this time to mo Sony Music, and Wal- Mart. Making It Happen: The Bottom. who will be remembered, to ap a B.A., degree in Political Science Line, is sponsored by the Black it marks a great divide in the rela American honored, Martin Luther bilize against the evils he identi "The state of our urban propriate the words of poet Rob and Business Administration Studies Program and the Unity tionship between black and King, Jr. joins the most exclusive fied in his last article -the evils poor, especially Black males, is ert E. Hayden, "not with statues' was the youngest person to Network, a business organiza white Americans. of all American clubs. Ironically, of racism, militarism, unemploy in a crisis. It's time for every rhetoric, not with legends and serve in Cleveland City Council tion. The program will be at 7 For on King's Day, and significantly, the only other ment and violence. Black male of sufficient means to p.m. in the University Center Au poems and wreaths of bronze at age 21, an office he held for 21 January 18, Americans of all American honored by a national It is on this deep level, step' up to the plate and lend a ditorium. alone, but with the lives grown years. races, backgrounds and political holiday is George Washington. and in the context of personal re hand where they can. As a suc For informa out of his life, the lives fleshing Turner also served as a persuasions, segregationists as There is irony - and cessful speaker and author, this tion about both programs, con sponsibilities, that the King holi his dream of the beautiful, need member of the board of trustees well as integrationists, will be truth- in this. For King and his is the least I can do," Fraser said. tact the Black Studies Program day assumes its true meaning. ful thin ." of Hiram House, chairman of the In Race For Success, at 687-3655 or 687-2000, extension board of trustees of the Miles Fraser offers a lively, informative 4336. Duncan to speak YMCA, a trustee of the Rock- N at MLK event -Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Ronnie Duncan, sports is active with the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party orga anchorforChannell9, will be the keynote speaker at the Eighth nization and in the Masonic fra Annual Martin Luther King Jr. ternity. Breakfast and Essay Awards Turner, while in City Program. Council, served as chairperson The breakfast is spon ofsevera1 council committees. sored by East View United He also served as 1st Church of Christ, 15615 Chagrin vice- chairman of Black Elected • Blvd., Shaker Heights. Democrats of Cleveland in 1992 and member of the Demo The MLK celebration was~ will begin with a soul food break cratic National Platform Comrrut fast at 9 a.m. Monday, Jan. 19. teein 1980. Duncan will speak at the Turner is extremely essay awards program that will proud of being the coordinator take place at 10 a.m. Duncan will oftheMillcreek Development speak at the essay awards pro the largest new housing devel gram that will take place at \Oa.m. opment currently taking place in St-Peter Chane/ members pictured in front from left to Duncan is the sports anchor for the city of Cleveland. right are Cathy Sawicki, team captain Roderic Fajardo, and WOIO's "CBS 19 News." "This is a day that I team member Nick Musarra. Behind (left to right) are team For more in shall always remember and my advisor Michael Nicoletti, team alternates Pat Kohn and K!·/e formation, call East View Chur~h wife and family and want to ex Walker; and team co-advisor Edward Gotch St. Peter Chane! at 921-7673. The Rev. Dr. i tend to you our sincere thanks placed third in the competition while Alliance High School Valentino Lassiter is the pastor and gratitude," Turner said. Ellet High School placed second. of the church. John Hay students to appear on 'It's Academic' TV show These top students play students from Cleveland from John Hay High School of Central Catholic High School Cleveland will take on two other and Southview High School of John Hay team members, pictured in front from left to right are Trisha Collymore, team Northeast Ohio schools on The Lorain. captain Ky Vuong, and team member Joshua Cramer. The team alternates are Mario Halbert, Ohio Lottery's new "It's Aca The show airs Sunday, Charlette Williams, and Jason Johnson, and team advisor David McGraw. demic" show. . January 25, at 6:30 p.m. on The John Hay team will WEWS- NewsChannel 5. Warrensville Schools get tax revenue from Figgie land development ByCOLERI.DGEJONES rensville Heights and Orange could be share by the Warrens- District receiving 70 percent. school districts announced the ville. Orange an Beachwood From ta~es collected on The Warrensville agreement at the City of War school districts when the land is the 405 acres located in the City Heights and Orange school dis rensville Heights Civic and Se fully developed. of Beachwood. the Beachwood tricts recently jointly announced nior Center, 4567 Green Rd. While parts of the Cha- School District will receive 30 an agreement to share property The Chagrin grin Highlands development are percent, and the Warrensville Ten-year old Gloria Pryor is delighted as she's presented taxes from the future develop Highland's development prop located in the City of Beachwood School District 70 percent. a new bicycle at the AAA Ohio Motorists Association Community ment of the 630 - acre Chagrin erty taxes will also be shared with and Orange Village, the land is The school districts will Safety Awards luncheon. Pryor. of Warrensville Heights, won the Highlands, just west of Interstate the Beachwood School District, also in the Warrensville Heights begin receiving tax revenues as bike as part ofAAA 's Helmet Smart program. She received a cita 271 at Harvard Rd. which reached a similar agree School District. Highland Hills the property is developed over tion from the Warrensville Heights police department congratulat In addition to sharing ment with Warrensville Heights is also in the Warrensville dis- the next20 years. ing her for wearing a helmet while riding her bicycle. A copy of tax revenues from the develop schools last May. trict. It will be developed un- her citation was entered into a prize drawing of all children re ment, the partnership agreement Agreements among the The Orange School Dis- der a limited partnership between ceiving Helmet Smart citation. Pryor receives the bike from Den enables the two districts to eon- districts were necessary, be three communities. lrict will receive 30 percent of Figgie International Inc. and the nis Burke, safety and education director for Ohio Motorists Asso duct joint educational programs. cause Chagrin Highlands devel An estimated $16 mil- taxes collected on the 126 acres Richard E. Jacobs Group of ciation (left) and Col. Kenneth Marshall, superintendent, Ohio State Officials from the War- located in Orange Village, with the Westlake. opment land is in parts of the lion in annual property taxes Patrol. Warrens·ville Heights School Continued to pageS Thesday, January 6, 1998- Friday, January 9, 1998 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS

Scholarships named in honor of Carl Stokes, Booker Tall Hope, support important facts in cancer survival ~ Choice Construction Co. all benefit by knowing that 1\round the tum of the in their communities. periences. These groups offer more; recently announced a $20,000- a I organizations) like Choice Con century, very few people diag Support groups can tha'njustsupport; theyofferhope.~ year program to help area high struction and individuals like Gail nosed with cancer had any hope meet the unique needs of partici- For more information,· school and college students and Perkins care. This is a living ex of longterm survival. As decades pants and give people with can- about support groups offered at~ to encourage the growth of entre ample of the whole village raising have passed, survival rates from cer, their friends, family and TheJamesCancerHospitalandin: . . . ~ preneursrup in the African- Ameri the child." cancer have greatly improved. caregivers an opportunity to talk other locations m Ohio, call The: can community. Randolph P. Hicks, prin Today, well over half of with others who share similar ex- James Line at 1-800-293-5066. < Choice's program will cipal of John Hay, called the pro all patients with cancer will still be consist of scholarships to gradu gram an excellent idea. alive five years from now. In addi Training program for women ~- ~ · ating seniors in the Cleveland, "We have kids in dire tion, about 7 million American> . Hard Hatted Women, a deBurgosCenter-5412Clark~·~ East Cleveland and Warrensville need of any type of assistance," can say they have had cancer and support organization for women enue, Cleveland OH from 7- 8 p.m.! Heights school districts, funds for he said. Generous school staff survived. seeking employment in the skilled Thursday, January 22, at Lorain • needy high school students and Stokes members step in when, for ex Survivorship is a Jjfe scholarships for college students. ample, a student doesn't have a long process that begins with the trades or non - traditional blue ETA- 42495 North Ridge Road-~ institutionalize their support," he collar jobs is offering Free Orien- Elyria, OH from 7- 8 p.m. Thesday, As a tribute, Choice has St. James A.M.E. winter coat. "I think that it's an diagnosis of cancer and contin ~ said. lations for the Spring January27,atShoreCultura1Cen-: named portions of the program in Choice, based in Solon, U.S. Rep. Louis Stokes, outstanding deed that Choice (is) ues throughout the balance of life. So what's the answer for PreApprenticeship Training Pro- ter- 291 East 222 St, room 127 -~ honor of the late Carl B. Stokes, is a minority and female business D- 11, said he applauded Choice giving back to the community and surviving cancer? The answer is gram which begins on Tuesday, Euclid, OH from 7- 8 p.m. Thurs-; former Cleveland mayor, Cleve enterprise that provides construc "for demonstrating a strong com kids (who) need this kind of help," different for nearly every indi March 10. day, January 29, at Hard Hatted; land Municipal judge and U.S. tion management, general con mitment to the youth of our com Hicks said. vidual. However, some common Orientations will be held Women - 4211 Lorain Avenue -: ambassador; and the late Booker tracting, design - build and con munity. Through its scholarship Re". Bertrice Y. Wood, themes seem to be important: in Cleveland, Lorain and Euclid. Cleveland, OH from 7 8 p.m. :. T. Tall, who served as director of struction consulting services. program, it is opening the doors senior pastor ofMt. Zion Congr,e the Cleveland Minority Enterprise hope and support. The Orientations are as follows: For more information call; The Choice Scholarship of opportunity to young people," gational United Church of Christ, Nearly every cancer sur Wednesday, January 21, at Julia Jackieat(216)96l-4449. ; Center and the Equal Employment Program will consist of: Stokes said. "I take special pride said the Choice contribution vivor will tell you to never give up Opportunity Office and as deputy Stokes scholarships - that the program bears the names would enable her church to Joe Clark to speak at MLK program~ director of the Ohio Equal Oppor Five Stokes scholarsrups of$1,000 of two individuals who gave so strengthen its scholarship pro hope and to keep fighting the dis The Martin Luther King, !-' tunity Center. each will be awarded annually on much to our community - my gram. It "does allow us to expand ease. And nearly every survivor 1993. ~ Richard T. Andrews, what is an important ministry of will tell you that you can't do it Jr. scholarship foundation Presently there are 19: a competitive basis to graduating brother, the late Ambassador Carl alone. (MLKSF) announces it's 7th an Choice superintendent and project high school seniors. B. Stokes, and my good friend the church, and that is the sup students in colleges and universh: One doctor suggested nual scholarship dinner program manager, said Choice's program Three will be awarded to Booker Tall." port of students," Woods said. ~es across the country receivi!!f: that rather than hiding a diagno Saturday January 17, at the developed from "a sense of cor graduates of Cleveland's compre Joy H. Smith, assistant Andrews said Perkins financial assistance from fh~ sis, individuals should share it Sheraton City Centre, with Joe porate, civic and personal respon hensive rugh schools and one each Cleveland schools superinten and Choice have contributed to MU~SF. ~ with family and close friends, be Clark of the movie fame,' "Lean sibility" of Choice owner and to graduates of Shaw High School dent for high schools, said the many community efforts and indi For ticket information or: cause it's very easy to become iso on Me" as guest speaker the president Gail Perkins and her fam and Warrensville Heights Senior Stokes scholarships and the Tall viduals ::>ver the years. The new information about the scholarshi~ ily. lated and depressed. evening's activities start at 6:30. High School. Fund would be helpful. program, he said, reflects a desire program please call the MLKst: "This sense of responsi He also felt it was impor The former principal of Scholarship criteria will "All students will benefit to be more systematic and more office at229-1470. ~= bility entails an understanding that tant to be informed and to seek East Side High School in., Pater: include academic performance and from this aid, not just the direct effective in these philanthropic Master of ceremonies tor: information through your 'physi son, New Jersey, Clark is now the those who prosper are obliged to superior record of community ser recipients," said Smith. "They will efforts. the evening will be Wayn~: cian, health care team, the library, director of the Essex County give back a portion of their earn vice. Dawson of Fox 8 News. ~· Youth House- juvenile deten ... ings so that others may have op Other factors may include Sowell gets post at Urban League and the Internet. These same a portunity to do so," said sources also can link patients and tion center in Newark. ______S_u_b_s_c_r_i_b_e------~: ~· and interest in entrepreneurship Allocation Committee. Sowell is Andrews, who is overseeing the their families to another important The MLKSF under the and a 500- to 750- word essay. also on the Deacon Board at program. resource: cancer support groups Co - leadership of Daniel D. To : The Tall Fund Antioch Baptist Church. Hamilton, chairman, and Harold R. EAST SIDE. : The program is also Cleveland's 10 comprehensive . Graham, Co - chairman, have based on the Perkinses' realization high schools will receive $1,000 DAILYNEWS ! "that the black community must awarded 23/four years scholar ~ each to assist needy students with liARAiil IMPRD11ERS 721-1674 . do more to foster the growth and ships to graduating seniors since such items as shoes, clothing and '------/~ development of entrepreneurs .... bus fare to school. Complete Garage Do ore, Openere, Rep a•'~ ~----~~------~~ committed to strenghtening our Straighten, Secure, Rebuild Complete Garagee Allotment of each Senior a Handicap OlecoWlte Honey Bear DayCare society and the places of African free Eallmatea-Sam• Day Service school's fund will be at the discre 15400Miles -Americans in it," said Andrews. tion ofthe school's principal. "Thus, scholarship applicants Choice scholarships - Cleveland, Ohio 44128- 752-1020 with a bent toward business and Five local churches that have dem Registration Is Being Taken NowFor Children 2- S Years Of entrepreneurship will be particu onstrated commitment to youth Sowell Age And School Age Children Before & Mter School larly favored." have been invited to choose one The Urban League of Recent attacks on affir .college student each to receive a Greater Cleveland, has named & D & M All Hand Car Wash PernelEAST 73RD & JonesCEDAR SonsCLEVELAND, Funeral OHIO 44103 H mative action provided added im $1,000 stipend. Frank U. SuweUJr., Vice President/ petus, he said. (216) 431- 9205 The church may renew Chief Operating Officer, respon "Cleveland's Leadmg Funeral Home for Reasonable Prices" "Consistent with the Help Wanted the student's stipend annually for sible for druly Urhan League func- awareness of the need to develop up to four years. tions. 721-1103 black entrepreneurs in this The churches are Cal A 1975 graduate of antiaffirmative action age is the vary Church of God in Christ, Mt. Harvard University, Sowell spent hope that other successful busi 22 years in the private sector. Sinai Baptist, Mt. Zion Congrega We. wish to thank Mayor Michael R. White, Ward 5 ness people in the black commu Councilman Frank Jackson The Cleveland City Council, tional United Church of Christ, Sowell was employed by the 7 nity will be inspired to increase and The Empowerment Zone Office, The Fairfax Development New Sardis Primitive Baptist and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Corporation, The Various Participating City Departments. Company (CET) and managed AFFORDABLE DENTURES First Merit Bank and our many relatives and Criends Cor their assistance in helping make our new facility a. reality. 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'Lend me a Tenor' at Benedictine Primerica Financial Services opens local office : 24 Hours Towing Joani Quinones a Per- terRd. through PFS Investments, ~ Benedictine High and curtain time is 7:30 p.m. sonal Financial Analyst with Primerica Financial ser- mutual fund broker/dealer. i • USED AUTO PARTS School Drama club presents a Tickets may be pur- Primerica F108ncial Services, has vices is the largest financial ser- "Our goal is to help or{ • DAMAGE FREE TOWING ~ comedic play, "Lend Me A Tenor" chased at the door. opened an office in South Eudid vices mart.eting organization in dinary families prepare and ex{ • AUTO SERVICE on January 30 and 31 and the fol located at 1481 Warrensville Cen- North America with approxi- erute a sound finanOal game part • WE BUY WRECKED & lowing weekend, February 6 and .------mately100,000 Ucensed Personal for their future," said Quinones.~ JUNK CARS 7 at Benedictine High School, 24 hrs. Service Visa/Master Cards AU States Financial Analysts. 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Wash will include student exchanges, A large regional shop AFRIKASIA ~ f_~ 5~ ington, superintendent of War shared field trips, cooperatiye ac ping mall and big box stores rensville Heights schools, said the tivities among student councils, were prohibited by the agree jewelry-statues modem clothing potential of the Highland devel- distantlearning technology pro ment and the originally prom- african clothingw---e: ~ hats-accessories opment is promising, because "as grams and joint staff development s ised campus - style office and · we do well, it will attract other activities. Men and Women Fashions research park" will be developed, One ISioc:k South ., Harvard good businesses and industry." ·The City of Cleveland Judson Plaza "This partnership offers owns the 630 acres of Chagrin Mayor White said in 1996. 4145 Lee Rd. (216) 991-4824 an opportunity for the Highlands land, and signed a de "Chagrin Highlands Cleveland, Ohio 44128 Fax (216) 4910856 velopment agreement withFiggie Warrensville Heights Schools and represents the largest economic the Orange schools, along with International in 1989. development project ever under the Beachwood schools to de The city sought to void taken in Northeast Ohio, provid- BUY SELL TRADE velop and improve educatio~l the agreement in legal action be ing an estimated 16,600 jobs and programs for all children," Wash- cause of lack of progress and $750 million in economic value 1 ington said. Super Ninendo • Genesis * Sega Saturn Figgie's alleged wrongful assign- to Greater Cleveland when fully Dr. Dan Lukich, Orange Nintendo 64 *Sony PlayStation • PC CD-~OM ment of development rights to the built - out," Mayor white said. superintendent, said "we hope In addition, Mayor White said this educational partnership will Jacobs Group. the settlement increases the long WE SELL NEW & USED VIDEO GAMES serve as a model for future part Figgie, the Jacobs Group nerships with the business corri and the city reached an agreement - term economic impact of the Sell us your old systems & games dor to be developed in this area." on development of the Chagrin project by $87 million for Cleve Highlands Project in May 1996, land and the surrounding sub He1'CUI'es tiemonstrales l1isstrength by lifting his ladylove Receive cash or purchase other titles of your choice The three- way partner according to Clevelands Mayor urbs. Meg in the athletic yet artistically choreographed, pair number in ship among Warrensville, Orange Disney on Ice. The Bargain Basement Hercules is cool superhero in Disney On Ice 11717 Buckeye Road His "pees" are impec- produceroflivefarnilyentertain- grovelingminionsPainandPanic ASK FORSY Cleveland, Ohio 44120 cable. His exploits are awesome. ment, has turned the tale of Her- and dispatches them to dispense African Art & Brass (216). 7 52-1908 His toe loops are tremendous. cules into an awesome extrava- with the young hero. What more does Hercules want? ganza on ice featuring the talents But before Hades can put SY'S RUGS & GIFTS Well, this heroic hunk has a heart of an international cast of figure the icing on this caper, Hercules 4344 Lee Road beneath those mighty muscles. skating artists. battles a battalion of bad guys -- (Comer of Lee & Miles Rds.) Under New Management He wants the admiration As in the film version, nasty Nessus, a biker -dude Cen- Cleveland, OH 44128-2404 ofa feisty female named Meg, his the music is by Academy Award taur; the multi - headed Hydra; T -Shirts - Designer Jeans - . ~f] place among the gods and a - winning composer Alan that ocular outcast, the Cyclops; packed house every night when Menken, while Tate Donovan, and Rock, Lava, Ice and Tornado, Disney on Ice - Hercules slides Susan Egan, James Woods, Rip a quad squad of towering Titans Phone: (216) 283-5844 into Gund Arena for 12 perfor- Torn, Paul Shaffer, Bobcat --and becomes a hero. Pager: (216) 302-3359 Pager: (800) 218-0685 ~Otoc~rd mances from Tuesday, January Goldthwaitandothersprovidethe The cynical citizens of 12201 Larchmere Blvd. 13, through Monday, January 19 unforgettable voices. Thebes now join those jazze4-up (Martin Luther King Day). An now for some his- gospel gals, the Muses, in sing- • Inside Drog World Notice is hereby given that the pro Complete Line Of: Yes, the Underworld has tory, the Herculean highlights. ing the praises of Hercules. posed tax budget for the Warrensville Beef- Pork- Lamb - PQultry - Deli Meats - Cheeses frozenoverasFeldEntertainrnent BackinancientGreece, But what about Meg? gives audiences in Northeast Ohio Hades in fuming. How did a slick The Choice is his. Fame fortune Heights City School District for the NEW ZEALAND WILD RABBIT a new tbTee- dimensional spin on guy like him get ousted to the and a happy homecoming on 1998-99 fiscal year is on file in the of Fresh Froits And Vegetables - Frozen Foods Disney's animated movie block- underworld? Mount Olympus with the gods or fice of the Treasurer of the Board of Order Your Trays Now! buster. He wants what Zeus has real - life romance on earth. Call Steve 721-2900 Mega - producer Ken- got, but there's one hitch: that After all- to quote Zeus Edu~ation and op~n to inspection. A neth Feld, the world's premier hero- in- the- rnaldng Hercules. himself -- "A true hero is not pubhc hearing on the proposed bud Hades summons his measured by the size of his get will be held at the Board of Edu EVERYDAY SPECIALS! (216) 921-4206 strength, but by the strength ofhis Subscribe To cation Building, 4500 Warrensville Style Cuts -Wraps - Latch Hooks - Relaxers heart." EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Specialize In Hair Weaving ' 1\J ~ For further ticket infor Heights, Ohio on January 12, 1998 at Call (216) 721-1674 mation call 216-420 2200. 6:45p.m. Press - N - Curl c.u ToNEy's SltoE Booth Rental Available Professional Manicurist Wanted ~ SERViCE ANd Ask For Brenda- Mgr. 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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~·cavs in 4th place in standing Hyland receives John Elder memorial award ! The Cleveland Cavaliers 10 rebounds) paced the Cavs, · RichardT. Hyland, re- the Diocese of Cleveland, has the JolmElderMemorial Award.~ :are in fourth place in the Eastern while Tim Hardaway (game- high tired CYO Athletic Director for been named the 1997 recipient of The award is given to a , ' ~Co nference standings with a 19- 29 points) led Miami. member of the Cleveland Baseball ' 11 record and are two games be- The Cavaliers Federation board of directors for i ~hind the first place Chicago Bulls. are 0- I vs. Houston this season, outstanding contributions ~o the : ' The Cavaliers are set for losing in the season opener 94 - Cleveland Baseball FederatiOn. • ~ames vs. Houston, Seattle and 86 at the Compaq Center (Oct. Richard S. Koblentz, l •'Toronto to complete their four- 31). president of CBF, said that Dick : ~-game homestand, the longest of On Thursday (Jan. 8), has truly personified the mission I

·~the season. the Cavs will face the Seattle Su- of the organization with a deep 1 On Saturday (Jan. 3), the personics at Gund Arena. sense of genuine care and con- 1 ~Ca vs defeated the New Jersey Cleveland was 0- 2 vs. cern for the youth that CBF ser- l •, Nets 95 - 81 at Gund Arena. Seattle last season, dropping a 96 vices. : ~ Shawn Kemp (game - - 84 decision at Key Arena (Jan. Hyland has been a board 1 :jhigh tying 21 points and 10 re- 17) and losing 72-66 at Gund memberforthepast l2yearswith ~ ~bou nds) Jed the Cavs, while New Arena (Feb. 25). • the last ten serving as secretary. i Jersey was paced by Kendall Gill Cleveland has lost 6 The John Elder award is · :•(game- high tying 21 points). straight games overall to Seattle, in recognition of the late John El- :: The Cavaliers defeated but has won 8 of the last 12 meet- der who until his death in the sev- ~:the Orlando Magic 81 - 71 at the ings at home. enties, spearheaded the CBF's ·.~rlando Arena on Friday (Jan. 2). The Cavaliers trail in the fundraising efforts. The City of .: Shawn Kemp ( 17 points, Cleveland named one of its soft- 30 42 22 14 ·~ rebounds) Jed Cleveland, while all time series - ( - in ball fields at Brookside Park in his :)iorace Grant (17 points, 9 re- Cleveland). honor. :bounds) paced Orlando. The game will be tele . ~ On Tuesday (Dec. 30) at cast on SportsChan nel with Baseball clinic ;~Gund Arena, the Cavs dropped a Michael Reghi and Matt Guokas The Major League Base ~8- 78 decision to the Miami Heat. ball Alumni have voted the clinic Shawn Kemp ( 15 points, that they sponsored in Cleveland as the best clinic in 1997. MLBA sponsored 48 clinics throughout the United States. The clinic was : Cavs Brevin Knight shoots while guarded by P.J. Brown part of the social awareness pro- ~ ofMiami Heat in a game at Gund Arena on December 30. The gram that the CBF has players in ; Cavs lost to Miami 90 to 78. (ESDN Photo by R.K.) these leagues participate in. : Other clinics entail talks ; on various social problems that : Willie Pastrano dies at 62 youth face and goal setting. Willie Pastrana, who be "Willie the Wasp." gan boxing to lose weight and As· a professional, Cavs Derek Anderson shoots over Miami Heat's Terry Butler on injury list eventually won the world's light Pastrana trained out of Angelo Mills in a game at the Gund Arena on December 30. The Cavs The Cleveland Cavaliers ! heavyweight title has died. Dundee's famed Fifth Street Gym lost to Miami 90 to 78. (ESDN Photo by R.K) have placed guard Mitchell But- ; Pastrana, 62, died late in Miami, where Dundee was ler on the injured list and have : Saturday, Dec. 6, of cancer. He had training a young heavyweight Koblentz elected president of CBF activated guard Tony Dumas. : been hospitalized at Tulane Medi contender named Cassius Clay, Butler, who underwent ! RichardS. Koblentz has cal Center for the past two weeks, later Muhammad Ali. Finerman as treasurer. successful surgery to remove the : said his son, Johnny Pastrana. "It was Willie who been re - elected as president of Twenty one individuals disc at the C5 - 6 level of his neck ! Pastrana won the light taught Ali the dancing, and that the Cleveland Baseball Federation from the Greater Cfeveland area on Monday (Dec. 29) in Los An- , heavyweight title on June 1, 1963, flicking jab," Dr. Ferdie Pacheco, geles, Calif., is expected to miss : Tor 1998. were elected as trustees. with an upset split decision over a member of the Dundee training the remainder of the season. • Harold Johnson in Las Vegas. team and later a television boxing Koblentz, CEO and Chief He successfully de analyst, said Sunday. "Willie was litigator for the law firm ofKoblentz **WANTED** fended his title twice before loSing a perfect example of violating ev & Koblentz has been on the CBF Advertising Sales Person •• ·~ to Jose Torres in M~;~dison Square ery rule of training, yet winning board for the past 12 years and Ideal For Retired Person Who Needs Additional tncome Garden on March 30, 1965. After every fight." that loss, he never fought again. "Willie was a big part of this marks his second term as presi Call (216) 721-1674 As a child, Pastrana was Ali's development," Dundee said dent. ridiculed because of his chunky, Sunday. ''Muhammad always ad The 1997 sea 190 - pound physique. After be mired Willie. Called him 'Sweet Buster & son saw more than 4000 youths B.J. gjnning boxing in New Orleans with Willie.' Muhammad was a student trainer Whitey Esenault, he was of boxing and always worked with play with the CBF raising $95,000 soon a sleek fighter known as Willie. 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For ex feel that the media has only had they can be involved in the evolu- achieve by staying in school. ·the historic Allen Theatre and Ratner said, "This agreement ful Simplify each course. ample,. a frozen enchilada casse Brownie Mary releases new CD entitled Naked also to support the performing arts fills an objective we have held in Waistwatching guests are often role can become hot stuff with organizations residing at Play common for a long time with Play grateful for a simple tray of raw chopped green onions , extn( Blackbird/Sire Record The band recorded the house Square. house Square - to he! p further the vegetables as an appetizer. Ar- cheese and sliced qlack olives. ing artist Brownie Mary, of Pitts songs that have built them a rock The grant agreement redevelopment of downtown burgh, PA, has chosen to work -solid fan base in the mid- Atlan calls for formation of a Playhouse Cleveland and secure the future of with Producer Kevin Moloney. tic region, and allowed them to sell Square Associates Council com our vibrant arts community." The hand recorded rna- over 25,000 copies of their inde THANK YOU prised of Playhouse Square and Playhouse Square Board pendently - produced albums. FOR VOTING resident company representa Chainnan Jon. H. Outcalt said, "We The bulk of the new al US THE BEST tives. are pleased to have The Cleveland PIZZA ON THE bum will encompass new, previ The council is designed Foundation join us to address im EASTSIDE! ously unrecorded material. to strengthen communication and portant issues in the' performing Naked is due out Febru explore collaborative opportuni- arts community. " ary 10, 1998, with a national tour to follow. * Pizza Dough Made Fresh Daily terial for their full - length national Panel to discuss Amistad movie * 5 Flavors of Delicious Buffalo Wings release in Los Angeles, starting The Cleveland State Uni Moderator will be * Beer & Wine Available on the first of September. Just versity Black Studies Program will Michelle Posey Murphy, coordi 12718 Larchmere Blvd., Shaker Heights Naked will be the band's nator of administrative services in host a panel discussion on the 2 Blocks West Of Shaker Square debut on Blackbird/Sire, and rep Jazz movie Amistad on Wednesday, Black Studies. Students Lila Jer resents the culmination of four January 28, at4p.m. in the Univer emy- Mills, writer for the campus 791-9444 • 791-3452 By NANCY ANNLEE Open 7 Days • Serving You Since 1959 years of relentless touring, sity Center Auditorium, 2121 newspaper The Vindicator, and songwriting, and ha~d work. Euclid Ave. Courtney Kerr, president of the Moloney brings years of experi Eddie Harris The discussion will fo Organization of African American r---~------, ence to the project, and a resume Tenor Saxophonist cus on issues surrounding the Unity, will offer brief commentar 1 <:g.'S .~g~~~" I that covers every musical style Eddie Harris died on Tuesday, movie and this historical event. ies. \) Fresh Sweet Dough With Garlic Butter, I from rock to reggae. Nov. 5, 1996 of cancer. A reception will be held For information about & Cheese For Dipping In Our Homemade Sauce. I His work includes in His last recording ap in the African American Cultural the panel discussion, call the Black I.-- _wn:l~~RD:;l.:u:::.v:·:l/:.- .. volvement with the following art pears on Bernard appears on Ber Center following the panel discus ~tudies ~gram at 687-3655. ists: Sinead O'Connor, U2, The nard Purdie's recently released sion. Caulfields, The Judybats, The "Soul to Jazz" album on the ACT The event is free and Ocean Blue, The Alarm, and UB40. label open to the public. Have the Cleanest Home The combination of likes dancing and singing. Harris was born in Chi Cleveland State faculty Brownie Mary's knack for pop cago (Oct. 20, 1934) and was pio She enjoys modeling an members will comprise the panel. in the Neighborhood... songwriting with Moloney's sonic neer of the electric saxophone. The include: Dr. Austm Allen, would like to be a professional experience will surely prove to be Most of his improvisa associate professor of communi Put 30 Years of Experience to Work for You model. (ESDN Photo by a lethal combination. tions ranged from bop to free jazz cation; Dr. Dillard Poole, assis Eli) Air Show at Burke Airport though he was best known as a tant dean of the College of Arts soul jazz, hard bop player. Burke Lakefront Airport and Sciences and adjunct profes If you wouid like to Harris also invented and be a Beauty of The will be the focus of attention in sor of history; Dr. Donald Ramos, Week, sehd photo Cleveland on Labor Day Week introduced the reed trumpet chair and professor of history; Dr. (which never caught Qn) and was phone number end, September 5, 6, & 7, as the Michael Williams, associate pro Information to a fine pianist who played with fessor of social work; Regennia We Clean: Windows • Skylights • Walls • Gutters 1 1998 Cleveland National Air Show ~-- SIDE DAILY NEWS Gene Ammons. presented by Discount Drug Mart Williams, instructor of history; Dr. We Power Wash: Home Exteriors • Patios call 721-1674. The Growing up in Chicago, column Is by AI Brent takes off. Mary Bivins, v_isiting instructor of We Clean and Seal Decks • Professional Harris studied piano with a cousin of National Promotion.' The Air Show is a not - history; and a faculty member for- profit corporation. 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