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Vol. 19, No. 12 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" Services were recently • in fellowship with Second Met­ conducted at Second Metropoli­ ropolitan Baptist Church under tan Baptist Church, 2424 East the ministry of the late Rev. B. T. McCullough lauded by speakers at center's 30th anniversary 79th St., for Flora Lee Mc­ Birmingham, where she served on Farland. the Mothers Board, Willing The Harvard Commu­ mary Nichols Education Founda­ After a brief illness, Workers, Missionary and other nity Services Center's (HCSC) tion which was presented by Terri Mrs. McFarland died at H!lron auxiliaries. 30th Year Anniversary Luncheon D. Hamilton. Road Hospital Aug. 20, 1998. Mrs. McFarland was amply fulfilled the event's theme: Elaine Gohlstin, HCSC Mrs.Mc Farland was in­ employed at Robert Gearf Co. "Building Upon the Legacy of executive director, gave recogni­ terred at Highland Park Cem­ and Fred Harvey's Restaurant. Excellence to. Reach Into the New tion to supporters of the center's etery, 21400Chagrin Blvd. After retiring, she con­ Millennium." luncheon and thanked the Mrs. McFarland, 75, tinued to work at King Kennedy U.S. Rep. Louis Stokes agency's staff and volunteers. (D-11) and Cuyahoga County She said the center was born in Ackerman, Missis­ Senior Center and Murtis Taylor McFarland sippi to the parents of Willie Ann Multipurpose Center. Prosecutor Stephanie Tubbs­ plans to focus on interge­ andC.D. Glenn. She also worked with Farland will be mourned by sons­ J ones, speaking before 300 nerational programming in­ Mrs. McFarland re­ the Cuyahoga County Board of in-law Kenneth, Lewis and people at the luncheon, recently volving youth and seniors which ceived her formal education at St. Elections as a poll worker. George, daughters-in-law Renee held at HCSC, both gave tribute is supported by a "generous Paul Middle School in Slaugh­ Mrs. McFarland is sur­ and Annette of Los Angeles; 19 to the legacy of Rubie J. grant from Congressman ter, Mississippi. vived by her daughters Yvonne, grandchildren, twenty-seven McCullough, who founded the Stokes," and .implementation of She moved to Cleve­ Maria and Luvinaia, Mildred; great-grandchildren, one great­ agency in 1968. the Rubie J. McCullough En- land in of Jan. of 1944 and mar­ and sons Sirnrnie, of Cleveland great grandson and a myriad of Jones said "Rubie mod­ dowment Fund. ried Simmie McFarland on Dec. and Howard of Los Angeles; sis­ nieces, nephews, cousins, rela­ eled herself an unselfish person Speaking also were 23,1946. ters Geneva Ezell of Indianapo­ tives and friends. that never wavered from her spirit State Rep. Verrnel M. Whalen (D- Stephanie Tubbs-Janes (seated R), keynote speaker for the Harvard Community Services Center's (HCSC) 30th Anniver­ Mrs. McFarland's hus­ lis; Betty Gardner, Beatrice Mor­ Mrs.McFarland's fu­ of giving." 12), Terri D. Hamilton represent­ sary Luncheon, is pictured with (seated L) State Rep. Venne/ M. band preceded her in death on gan and Clyte Jones of Cleve­ neral arrangements were en­ Jones recalled that ing Mayor Michael R. White, Aug.IO, 1993. land. trusted to William Gaines Funeral McCullough "was feisty and one HCSC president Rev. Richard M. Whalen, HCSC Executive Director Elaine Gohlstin, and Board of Trustees President Rev. Richard M.McCain. (ESDN Photo by Mrs. McFarland united Additionally, Mrs. Me- Horne, 9116 Union Ave. of the first to challenge the McCain, Ward 1 Councilman Jo­ Shaker Heights barricades." . seph T.. Jones, and HCSC board Coleridge Jones) Former Alabama Governor George Wallace dies Jones, who is a demo­ member Zeddie Coley. crat, is running in the November HCSC board president­ Attorney and former 3, election for the II th District Cleveland Public School Board elect Mel Kendall McCray an­ Congressional seat held by President Stanley Tolliver said nounced a proclamation for the L~uis Stokes, who is retiring in that "black folks are forgiving and luncheon from Mayor White. December. Rev. McCain gave the Invocation will forgive Wallace just as they She spoke of civil and Rev. Benjamin Gohlstin the forgave President Clinton's re­ rights leader Sojourner Truth Benediction. cent acts of marital infedelity with and author Richard Wright as A musical selection Monica Lewinsky. forerunners in community build­ · Rev. Hilton 0 . Smith, was given by Mrs. Brenda Henry ing. & Children of the Harvard Com­ pastor of Greater Abyssinia Bap­ Stokes said "Rubie munity Services Center. By CLAUDE STARKS tist Church, president of the 1970,1974and 1982. McCullough devoted her entire Shirley Stout, secretary Wallace said in 1963 Cleveland Public School Board life to important service in the of the HCSC board of trustees, Mel Kendall McCray. presidellt-elect ofthe Havard Com­ Former four term Ala- when he was sworn in as gover­ and a member of a national com­ community." was chairperson of the Lun­ munity Services Cente1; shares moment at the agency's 30th amzi­ bama Governor and four time nor that "in the name of the mittee that advises the NAACP, "She was a pioneer, a cheon committee. versa/y Luncheon with Shirley Stout, board member and luncheon presidential candidate George greatest people that ever trod on said that "Wallace was brought visionary, and a rare woman who The luncheon's major chairperson, and State Rep. Verrnel M. Whalen. (ESDN Photo by Wallace, 79, recently died. this earth, I draw the line and toss down to his knees" in 1972 when in her lifetime had the vision of corporate sponsors were Bank Coleridge Jones) Wallace entered the he was almost killed by an the gauntlet and I say. . . segre­ leaving something permanent in One and National City Bank. hospital in Montgomery, Ala­ gation now, segregation tomor­ assasin 's bullet . the community." Meridia Health System bama Sept. I 0 to recuperate from Smith also said that row, segregation forever!" The new Rubie J. was a corporate supporter. respiratory related problems and Also in 1963, Wallace Wallace finally saw the light of McCullough Endowment Fund The HCSC provides septic shock caused by a viral day in 1987 when he ended his unsuccessfully attempted to stop was announced, along with con­ services to families, elderly, infection. racist actions and began appoint­ African-Americans from enroll­ tributions of$250.00 from Cleve­ youth and children. Wallace was born Aug. ing at the University of Alabama. ing African-Americans to offices land Municipal Judge Sean C. For information call 25, 1919 in Clio, Alabama. His fa­ within his Cabinet. In 1965, Wallace unsuc­ Gallagher and $500 from the rose- 991-8585. ther was a farmer and county cessfully attempted to stop the commissioner. Selma to Montgomery March Wallace earned his law which was conducted to publi­ degree from the University of cize the extreme acts that Afri­ Alabama and was a flight engi­ can-American citizens in Ala­

neer during World War II. bama had to undergo to vote in • ... >' · ji( When World War II the state. Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Sean C. Gallagher; ended, Wallace became an assis­ Wallace announced his East Cleveland Councilman Nathaniel Martin and Lydia Baston, tant attorney general in Alabama. candidacy for the presidency of bailiff for Cleveland Municipal Court, participate at Harvard Wallace won an elec­ the United States in 1968 andre­ Community Services Center's 30th Anniversary Luncheon. ( ESDN tion in 1946 for the Alabama ceived approximately 10 million Photo by Coleridge Jones) House of Representatives. votes and 46 electoral votes. Wallace won an elec­ Wallace was shot and tion as a circuit court judge in paralyzed by an assassin's bul­ 1952 and used his office toques­ let in 1972 as he campaigned for tion federal officials on the right the presidency. of African-Americans to vote in Wallace attempted to • the state. entice African-American voters Wallace lost his first during his fourth term as gover­ candidacy for governor against nor by assisting them to obtain John Patterson in 1958 and entrance to Alabama's colleges vowed never to campaign as a and universities and assisting U.S-:-kep. Louis Stokes (L), listens at the Harvard Com­ racial moderate again. them to buy textbooks. munity Services ( HCSC) Center's 30th Anniversary Luncheon pro­ Wallace's inflammatory Wallace also appointed gram, along with HCSC board president (center) Rev. Richard M. and racially inspired rhetoric en­ African-Americans to positions McCain, and Ward I Councilman Joe Jones. (ESDN Photo by abled him to win the election as within his Cabinet and also as Coleridge Jones) Alabama's governor in 1962, judges within the Alabama court 1970, 1974and 1982. system. Wallace's wife, Lurleen Former Judge Sarah Freeman-McCown fired was elected governor in 1966. ?? Harper of the 8th U.S. District The Indians clinched the AL Central Division Title at Jacobs Field on September 16, as By CLAUDE STARKS transactions as a principal, par­ Wallace's inflammatory Court of f.ppeals said that "no Manny Ramirez, Mark Whiten ·and Richie Sexson celebrate the indians' win over the Minnesota ticipant, contractor with and racially inspired rhetoric en­ politician will be like Wallace Twins, 8-6. During the game, Ramirez hit two home nms bringi1ig his record to 40. (ESDN Photo by The board of trustees HUD and throughout the execu­ abled him to win the election as again because he advocated R.K.) of the Cuyahoga Metropolitan tive branch of the Federal gov­ Alabama's governor in 1962, segregation and racisim." Housing Authority recently an­ ernment." nounced that they fired sus­ CMHA paid pended Chtef Executive Officer Freeman-McCown $218,000 an­ Mayor White appoints public school board Claire Freeman-McCown. nually and the benefits which CMHA owns and man­ By CLAUDE STARKS were allocated to her made her court order in May of 1998 dur­ als who applied for the nine po­ ages more than I ,.000 public yearly allocations ing a lawsuit which was filed sitions. housi ng units at 50 develop­ approximately $400,000. Mayor Michael R. against the state superintendent A nominating panel ments throughout Cuyahoga White recently announced his Freeman-McCown 's of education , the governor, the composed of city residents County . nine appointments for the board annual salary and benefits made boards ofeducation of the Cleve­ screened the applicants for CMHA also adrnmis­ of education for the Cleveland her the highest paid Housing land Public Schools and the state White. ters 8,000 housing units for its Pub] ic Schools at Cleveland City CEO in the country. of Ohio and the superintendent Claire Van Ummersen, Section Eight residents. Hall, 60 I Lakeside Ave. Freeman­ of the Cleveland Public Schools president of Cleveland State U ni­ The trustees said that the re­ Mayor White adminis­ McCown was suspended in May that Ohio House Bill 269 was con­ versity and Jerry Sue Thorton, strictions placed on Freeman-Me tered the oath of office to the by the board of trustees when stitutional. president of Cuyahoga Commu­ Cown by the Department of board of education members they learned that approximately The nine public school nity College will serve as ex Housing and Urban Develop­ Sept. 9 at Glenville High School, $100,000 itl board of education members officio member.s of the board of ment prevented her from perform­ 650 East I I 3th. St. have the same rights and respon­ education of the Cleveland Pub­ ing her du ties. The following individu­ sibilities as the previously elected lic Schools as prescribed by T he board of trustees als comprise the new board of CMHA funds were loaned to school board of education. state law. of CMHA also said that they fired education for the Cleveland Pub­ Freeman-McCown to pay her Six school board of White also announced Freeman-McCown because in­ lic Schools: Rashidah Abdul­ Washington, D.C. townhouse's education members of the Cleve­ that he would recommend Adrain dividuals informed them during haqq; Erskine L. Bevel; Davtd rnortagage. land Public Schools live in the Maldonado to an advisory com­ th eir search that they did not Carney; Louise Dempsey; Freeman-McCown pro­ city and three members live in mittee which wtll consult the want to be a temporary replace­ George Dixon; Douglas Fear; duced a letter which had three Bratenahl. board of education of the Cleve­ ment during her s uspension. Margaret Hopkins; Sandra Mor­ board of trustees of CMHA's Mayor White pi cked land Public Schools. CMHA Spokeswoman signatures authorizing her in gan and Rev. Hilton 0. Smith. Judge George White. was titled Ohio House Bill 269, the nine individuals from a list of White said that he Dorothy Noga said that HUD Dec .1993 to use CMHA funds to White was authorized Reps. Mike Wise and was successfully voted on by 21 finalists. would recommend to the super­ suspe nded Frceman-McCown pay her $1 ,034 per month mort­ this responsibility by the Ohio William Bachelder wrote and en­ the Ohio General Assembly. The 2 I finalists were intendent of educati on for the from "future panictpation in pro­ gage. General Assembly and Chief U.S. sured that the legislation, which Judge White ruled in a deleted from a list of239 individu- Continued to page 3 curement and non-procurement Continued on page 5 1\aesday, September 15, 1998- Friday, September 18, 1998 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Page2:

Blood pressure drug does not end to intimacy Janie Rollins elected president of sorority (NAPS)-Many African not hurt them. But if they talk with their _ Janie Rollins, a 30 year entrepreneurs. great success during her profes­ American men worry that their But, it can. Dr. Hamilton doctors, they may find that the Rollins is superinten­ sexual performance will not be the says stopping "high blood pills'' member of Gamma Chapter, Eta Phi sional career. amount or type of "high blood dent of the Bethany Baptist same if they take pills to treat their can seriously set back the treat­ Beta Professional and Business However, she feels her pills" can be changed so that the high blood pressure. ment of hi~ high blood pressure. Woman's Sorority, was installed Church Sunday School. men and their mates are able to greatest achievement has been Many men stop taking And, it can cause an­ as the 14th national president. She was a member of enjoy sexual intimacy. and still is her fellowship at their "high blood pills," as these other stroke to occur. Recently at the 23rd\Bi­ the RTA board of trustees, a cur­ Another solution may be • · Bethany Baptist Church where she drugs are often called, for this rea­ What can a man with rent member of the Murtis Taylor to have sexual activity just before • annual Conference, in New Or­ son. high blood pressure do, if he is board of trustees, and a member has enriched many lives through taking high blood pressure pills. leans, Louisiana. But this is dangerous, worried about his sex life? of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror­ her position of superintendent of But, under no circum­ Rollins retired from the particularly for men who have had According to the Ameri­ the Sunday school. stances should you stop taking Cleveland Public School System ity. a stroke, says Dr. J ohnie G. can Heart Association, if a pill is She practiced the in 1987. Rollins is the mother of Hamilton, Jr., a clinical psycholo­ causing a change in your sexual the pills without consulting your christian philosophy of love, She began her career as four children, a grandmother an a gist at Pitt County Memorial Hos­ performance, you should notify doctor first. mercy. and justice as she daily The American Heart As­ an elementary school teacher. intendent of Desegregation, Dr. great grandmother. pital in Greenville, North Carolina. your doctor right away. sociation has a free telephone She held me following Margaret Hemming, and director Rollins has achieved walks humbly with God. In an article published in Dr. Hamilton says that the American Heart Association's many men are embarrassed to talk number to call for information positions during her tenure with of Minority Business. "Stroke Connection" magazine, with their doctors about their con­ about stroke. The "Stroke Con­ the Cleveland Public School Sys­ She was instrumental in Dr. Hamilton says that once a man cerns about the effects of "high nection" telephone number is: 1- tem: administration interim re­ reorganizing the Department of G ED classes to start has had a stroke, his chances of blood pills" on their sex lives. 800-553-6321. search associate, Title IX coordi­ Would you like to study diploma (GED)? Minority Business by securing having another one are high. Is your job requiring nator, assistant to Deputy Super- numerous contracts for minority for your high school equivalency High blood pressure, more math or writing skills? Safer homes for seniors which can help cause a stroke, Have you always wanted There are many ways to casment windows. & tends to be more severe among Nikki's Video Records expands business to spell better? make the home safer, more com­ Mount grab bars se­ African Americans especially if it By CLAUDE STARKS both stores sell approximately If your answer to any of fortable and more livable for older curely around the bathtub. is not controlled at all times. $400,00 worth of merchandise an­ these questions is "Yes", free residents. Affix non-slip strips on So it's particularly risky Sanders Henderson,42, nually. classes are available. These dozen sugges­ the bathtub floor. for an African - American man owner ofNikki's Video & Records, Henderson said that his Adult Learning Center tions come from Fortis Long Term Create shelves with roll­ who has had a stroke to take a 11701 Buckeye Rd., recently an­ sister, Angela and brother-in-law sites are located in Garfield Care, a leading provider of insur­ out trays. week- end "medicine break" and nounced that the entire building Victor Watkins operate the Heights, Bedford and Warrensville ance and related eldercare ser­ Replace doorknobs and not take his "high blood pills." within which the music store is Sandusky store. Heights. vices for families. sink fixtures with lever handles. housed is undergoing a1 reno- Henderson acquired the And, according to Dr. Many are inexpensive Place security braces on Evening classes ~ill be vation. financing for the proposed reno­ Hamilton, men take these "medi­ ways to ensure a safer house. held at Bedford High School from windows and sliding doors. Nikki's sells compact vation from Commerce Exchange cine breaks" usually because they Install railings on both Install an elevated toilet 6:00 to 9:00p.m. on Mondays and discs and cassette tapes pertain­ Bank. want to have sex and they are con­ sides of the stairs. seat. Wednesdays. ing to patrons who enjoy rap, jazz, Henderson said that cerned that their "high blood Put light switches at the Choose low-pile carpet .. Morning classes will take rhythm and blues music and pro­ once the building is renovated, pills," will leave them impotent or top and the bottom of stairs. and non-glazed tile. Henderson place at the Garfield Heights Com­ vides movie. rentals to its custom­ the architecture will correlate with ·unable to perform sexually. Make sure all areas of the home Lower the water tempera­ .. ers. Henderson said that he the buildings surrounding the munity Center and Warrensville Since they may not ex­ are well-lit. ture regulator. He!'lderson also said acquired his taste in music during store. Library. perience any health problems right Clear floors of scatter These simple precau­ that the 'store sells cellular phones his tenure at C.S.U. when he Henderson said that he is a mem­ Please call right away for away from not taking their pills, rugs; low furniture and loose ob­ tions are basic steps in making the and pagers. supplemented his income by per­ ber of the Buckeye Area Devel­ a registration appointment, 662- they may wrongly assume that not jects. homes of seniors safer. For more Nikki's prices for the merchandise forming as a disk jockey for local opment Association and the 8039. taking the pills on weekends will Install crank-operated information, calll-800-950-4679. which are sold are affordable for events. Midwest Music Auxiliary Asso­ .. aU clientele. Henderson first opened ciation. Senior citizens sponsor flea market Sports Collectibles Wanted Henderson's father, George was a store in the St. Clair neighbor­ The M.M.A.A. consist of five The Nobel Nela Seniot' Unique costume jewelry Cleveland Indians Autographed Photos and Baseballs Citizens are sponsoring a Flea and craft items will be sold, in born in Louisville Kentucky and hood in 1985 prior to moving to music stores which are located in Satchel Paige - Luke Easter - Larry Doby Market on Oct. 3 from 9:00 a.m. addition to wings and hot dogs. his mother Ruby, is a native of the East !19th St. and Buckeye Cleveland and Akron and attempt ALL SPORTS PUBLICATIONS Louisville, Kentucky. Road in 1987. to promote their. businesses by until 3:00 p.m. at the Helen S. Individuals can call761- Cleveland Browns, Boxing, Basketball- including Yearbooks, . Henderson has five sis­ collaborating on advertising. BrownCenter, 16100 Euclid Ave. 8410 for more information. ters and two brothers who have Henderson has been at ********************************** Media Guides, Tickets, Programs, Posters, Sports Cards, A num who knuws he is a fool is not a great fooL Autographs, Photos & Magazines earned college degrees. the present locatiO'n for 11 years. 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Gallery, 2307 Chester Ave. and Taylor painted a portrait Taylor also said that she Azezalias' Nile \alley Restaurant, *Under New Management* from a Plain Dealer picture ofthe read a verse from Solomon 7:13 3760 Lee Rd. Hours: Tues.- Wed.- Sat. 11:00 a.m.- 9:00 _p.m. Queen and Prince Phillip cel­ which revealed a picture of a TheviewingatCSUwill Thurs.- Fri. 11:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. ebrating 50 years of marriage. semi nude women. begin October l and end Novem- Taylor received compli­ Taylor said that when ber 1. Ask About Our Home Cooked Specials ments from the Queen on station­ she was 46 years old she painted The CSU exhibit will be DINNERS ary with the seal of Windsor and the aforementioned portrait ana helc!Monday through Friday, 10 Balmoral Castle and Buck­ replaced the face with a portrait a.m. until 5 p.m. and Saturday, Whiting • Perch • Catfish • Black Bass • Orange Roughy ingham Palace. which resembled her features: 12:00 p.m. until 4 p.m, Shrimp • Scampies • Chicken • Pork Chops Taylor bas also written Taylor has also written Call 687-2103 for more a poem for the Queen to com­ a poem and a play in honor of information. RIBS memorate the death of Princess (Available THURSDAY thru SATURDAY ONLY) Diana. Taylor said that the im­ Dinners • Whole & Half Slabs age which the Queen and Prince SANDWICHES • SNACK PACKS • DESSERTS Phillipportraysbycelebrating50 ~~~=~-----"'h:;;-;-;;:;.:;:~:rr;:;.-;:-~;:;:;-~ r.------O years of marriage is "exemplary" Taylor also said that she Clinton thanking her for the po­ ~~~$~1.~0~0~0~F~F~A~L~L~D~I~N~m~R~S~W~I~T~H~T~H~IS~C~O~U~P~O~N~~~an=d~i:sg:~=:fu:r~th:e~·:~:e:~:·:g~~~~~~l~~rn ems she bas written which com­ Mandela complimenting her po­ pliment him as a great leader and American & Foreign Transmission ems which celebrated his acces- educator. sion to the presidency of South Taylor was born in Africa. Logan, West VIrginia to the union Automotive Repair Taylor revealed that she of John Otis and Blanche Wright ************************ ~ CARS*TRUCKS*VANS ~ A man who knows he is a fool is 110t a great fooL Ch 24 HOUR TOWING AVAILABLE - uang-tse Transmission Repairs ,.. 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THRIFT SHOP HERE'S THE GAME PLAN: Continued from page 1 board of trustees wanted to have volve a felony. 14203 Miles Avenue HUD suspended Freeman- another chief executive officer Freeman-McCown also McCown two months later for the when the agency had to answer said in her lawsuit that CMHA is Cleveland, Ohio 44128 Be a Pathway Foster Parent, Join the Pathway Team, same financial inproprities. to HUD's statements that the Sec- obligated to pay the remaining Shoes- Jewelry- Accessories- Cookware- Drapes CMHA Attorney tion Eight prgrarn is in disarray. two years of her contract. Open your home, help an Designer Fashions - Men - Women - Children Clothing Ricardo Teamo said that because The FBI and Hun have Harold Lucas, senior Abused/neglected child win. 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Freernan-McCown's successor as Call Pat, Anne or Dave at CMHA Trustee Robert Freeman-McCown has a dilemma for CMHA to solve. 1- 800-838-7284 Townsend II said that in order for requested a hearing with HUD to Lucas and Tearnor said ~ Carlstine's Fashions the agency to move forward, the contest her suspension. that they expect Mayor Michael only recourse for the board mem- Freernan-McCown also R White to advise CMHA when m~ 4145 Lee Road- Cleveland, Ohio bers was to fire Freeman - has filed a lawsuit in Cuyahoga their board oftrustees selectFree- . (216) 752-5776 McCown. Common Pleas Court which al- rnan-McCown's replacement. 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Thesday, September 15, 1998 - Friday, September 18, 1998 SPORTS Page 7 Entry forms available for NFL Air-It-Out Entry forms for Pert Plus the Ford Top Gun Division, $150 NFL players in the National Finals, presents NFL Air-It-Out, the for the Pert Plus Weekend Warrior which are televised nationally. Cleveland Browns' and the Na­ Division and $120 for the Sprint The tournament als'o tional Football League's official women and coed divisions. features the league's traveling in­ four-on-four non-contact flag A special discounted fee teractive theme park, the Sprint football tournament and festival of $100, is available for the Sunny NFL Experience On Tour, where are now available. Delight youth teams, age 17 and children and adults can test their The registration dead­ under. skills in a series of games, activi­ line is Friday, October 2. The tournament is open ties and compete in a nationally Entry forms can be ob­ to men, women, boys and girls of sanctioned NFL event. Pre-regis­ tained by calling the Per Plus pre­ all ages and abilities and r~turns in tration is not required for the sents NFL Air-It-Out Hotline at its sixth season to Cleveland, Oc­ Sprint NFL Experience on Tour. (216) 363-0695. Forms are also tober I 0-11, at Brookside Park. Entry forms can be ob­ available at all participating Ford Winners in the Ford Top tained by calling the Pert Plus pre­ dealerships in the Cleveland area. Gun division will go .on for the sents NFL Air-It-Out Hotline at The entry fee is $180 for chance to compete against active (216) 363-0695. Indians Travis Fryman and Manager Mike Hargrove are in the Clubhouse celebrating the Indians winning their fourth AL • MEDIA RELEASE Central Division Title. The Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 8-6 Fundamentals Early Childhood Indians manager Mike Hargrove andManny Ramirez con­ at Jacobs Field. (ESDN photo by R.K.) The (insert agency name) Development Academy · announces gratulate each other on the field after winning the AL sponsorship of the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals will be available at no separate charge to all Centra/Division title for the fourth consecutive year. The Indians Seawright to be honored at classic eligible pilrticipants. The following site(s) will be participating (if applicable, list sites):. ______beat Minnesota 8-6. (ESDN photo by RK.) Fundamentals Early Chlldhood Bill Seawright will be in attendance and participate in Development Academy honored during the Crusader Se­ the golf classic. 12500 Buckeye Road • aeveland, Ohio 44120 nior Golf Classic at Tanglewood Aii are invited to partici­ (216) 295-0650 IHRA races for 1999 Country Club, Chagrin Falls on pate in the ceremony saluting the The following Income Eligibility Guidelines for free and reduced-price meals 'are effective Mopar Parts and the In­ powerplants with nitrous injec­ Thursday, September 24 as he "recycled hero." July I, 1998 through June 30, 1999. ternational Hot Rod Association tion, as well as supercharged cat­ continues to celebrate his 92 birth­ Registration is at l 0:30 FREE REDUCEU have announced what has been egories for wedge and hemi en­ day. described as the most compre­ Seawright's wife, Mary, a.m. and tee-time is l :00 p.m. FAMILY SIZE YEAR MONTH WEEK YEAR MONTH WEEK gines. Allowable supercharger hensive motorsports promotion overdrives will be separately ad­ is currently running, the business, Lunch is at the site be- 1 10,465 873 201 14,893 '287 1.242 program in drag racing history. justed for wedge and hemi engines Seawright Enterprises. tween registration and tee-time. 2 14.105 1.176 272 20.073 1.673 387 In 1999, Mopar Parts will to maintain a "level playing field Members of the Sixth Forinformationca1,1(216) 17,745 1,479 342 25.253 2.105 486 become the official title rights with the injected nitrous competi­ City Coif Club are expected to be 621-3785. sponsor for two events in the ex­ tors. 4 21.385 1,783 412 30.433 2,537 586 ************************ panded IHRA National Event Se- According to IHRA Gen· When in doubt, teU the trutk -Mark Twain 5 25,025 2,086 482 35,613 2.968 685 ries. eral Manager, Bill Bader, "This ************************ 6 28.665 2.389 552 40,793 3,400 785 Those events will be the association with the Mopar Parts Mopar Parts IHRA World Nation­ division of Chrysler Corporation Buster B.J. 7 32,305 2.693 622 45.973 3.832 885 & als at Norwalk Raceway Park, Au­ marks a giant step forward for 35,945 2,996 692 51.153 4.263 984 gust 26-29, 1999 and the Mopar IHRA competitors, for Mopar, and Each Add'l Member 3,640 304 70 5,180 432 100 Parts IHRA World Finals at Red for the IHRA." Add: River Raceway, October 15-17, Responding to Bader's The Child and Adult Care Food Program is operated in accordance with U.S. Department of Agriculture 1999. comments, Lou Patane, executive policy which does not permit discrimination because of race, color, sex, age, national origin or disability. There will also be an ex- director, Chrysler Motorsports Any person who believes that he or she has been discriminated against in any USDA-related activity should tensive contingency awards pro­ Operations and Mopar Perfor­ write immediately to the Administrator, Food and Nutrition Service, 3101 Park Center Drive. Alexandria. gram for IHRA racers utilizing a mance Parts said, "Mopar is proud VA 22302. variety of popular Chrysler corpo­ to support the IHRA and the MEDIA RELEASE ration power plants. growth of drag racing through In addition, Mopar Per­ this new sponsorship and other The (insert agency name) Evan's Learning Center announces formance Parts will provide prize associated programs. · sponsorship of the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals will be available at no separate charge to all money for a new Mopar Perfor­ The Mopar contingency eligible pilrticipants. The following site(s) will be participating (if applicable, list sites): ______mance Parts Pro Modified Program and the Mopar Perfor­ Evan's Learnlnz: Center Shootout. mance Parts Pro Modified 1885 East 79th Street- aeveland, Ohio 44103 The shootout will en- Shootout will be launched at the (216) 231-2696 compass all Pro Modifieds, re­ IHRA Winter Nationals at The following Income Eligibility Guidelines for free and reduced-price meals 'are effective gardless of body or engine origin. Darlington International Drag way July 1, -1998 through June 30, 1999. The class will include on March 12-14, 1999. IJ FREE RE)jUCED Book on amateur boxing "He su.r;e keeps it in the family." FAMILY SIZE YEAR MONTH WEEK YEAR MONTH WEEK In the 1OOth year of ex­ It is richly illustrated and 10.465 873 201 14,893 1,242 287 istence, of the Olympic Games-­ of high artistic standard. ofmodern times, AlBA the Inter­ 2 14.105 1.176 272 20.073 1,673 387 Apart from thrilling shots national Amateur Boxing associa­ of boxing scenes and pictures D-JOY'S 3 17,745 1,479 342 25.253 2,105 486 tion is turning 50. from the history of boxing and Siding - Roofing - Gutters 4 21.385 1.783 412 30.433 2,537 586 For this occasion AlBA AlBA, ample space is devoted to Porch- Chimney Work published a hard-bound book to 25.025 2.086 482 35,613 2.968 685 the sport as depicted by sculptors ~elebrate their participation with 631-8785 6 28,665 2.389 and painters -- on stamps and 552 40.793 3,400 785 the great sport of International coins. 32.305 2,693 622 45,973 3,832 885 Amateur Boxing! ~--- The book lists stati stics 35.945 2.996 Under the direction of 692 51.153 4.263 984 ofall medal winners from Olympic Each Add' I Member Editor Volker Kluge, the contrib­ Sales, Service and Parb 3.640 304 70 5,180 432 Games. World Cup and Champi­ Add: 100 uting authors, have succeeded in Open MoiL-Sal 8:00 a.m-(i:OO p.m depicting he history of a sport onships, Continental Competition Th~ Child and Adult Care Food Program is operated in accordance with U.S. Department of Agriculture FATHER'S DREAM that prides itself on a rich tradi­ and AlBA Challenge Matches. pohcy which does not permit discrimination because of race, color, sex, age, national origin' or disability. Heatin~ - Air & Appliance Repair tion, as well as of the AlBA and This .P ublication can be Any person ~ho beheves that he or she has been discriminated against in any USDA-related activity should Dryen - Washers- Furnace. - Air CondJiionen - Refriz:eraton _ Rrut~.,. ordered by calling 1-800-404-0780 Freezen - Dlshwashen - Ice Machin.,. - Microwaves wnte Immediately to the Administrator. Food and Nutrition Service, 3101 Park Center Drive. Alexandria its forerunner -- the Federation VA 22302. . 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EAST S I I"> II}·""' N E '-V' ~,· Mediterranean-style picnic sandwich (NAPS) -- Create a l/2cupthinlyslicedredbellpep- memorable picnic this season with per the Easy Mediterranean Picnic 1/3 cup pitted and chopped Sandwich. Flavors of the sun­ Kalamata olives drenched Mediterranean come 1/3 cup thinly sliced red onion On the Town together in a savory filing that 1/3 cup olive oil MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANT* NIGHT LIFE forms the basis of this unique deli 114 cup thinly sliced fresh basil sandwich. (I 1/2 teaspoons dry basil) Kalamata olives, capers, 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice olive oil, fresh basil' and the sur­ 2 tablespoons each water and prise stars-- dried Cali myrna and drained capers 'Why Good Girls Like Bad Boys' at State Theatre Mission figs-- provide the terrific Salt and pepper to taste Tickets are on sale for consummate personality, has been nouncements for Goodyear Tire $27.50, depending on tl"\e perfor­ flavor. Sandwich the Sept. 22-27 production of the called on to lend his expertise to & Rubber and LAD Pr~uction mance. Start with a round loaf of I . round (24 oz.) sourdough, gospel play "Why Good Girls Like the new gospel play "Why Good commercials. Tuesday through Satur­ French bread, hollow out the bot­ French or Italian bread, unsliced Bad Boyz".. Girls Like Bad Boyz". Hammett Well-rounded and pro­ day evening performances are at 8 tom and pack it with the sweet and I pound assorted sliced deli meats The show, which will plays the role of "J.R." in the play fessionally grounded, Hammett is p.m., with Sunday evening's show tangy fig-olive filling. and cheeses (turkey, ham, provo­ play the State Theatre, is subtitled written by Angela Barrow and an experience. scheduled for 7 p.m. Layer on your favorite lone) "A Grandfather's Prayer to Save Lizzie Berry. He will co-star with It's the same Hammett There are two matinees: thinly-sliced meats and cheeses - Remove stems from figs His Granddaughter." gospel greats Karen Clark-Sheard theatrical experience that's being Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. - black forest ham, smoked turkey and thinly slice. The central story re­ ( The Clark Sisters); Rev. James utilized to add more punch to the Tickets are available at the and provolone cheese. Combine with remaining volves around a grandfather, the Moore, David Whitfield, Clyde R. electrifying high energy gospel Playhouse Square Box Office; all Then for a twist-- tightly filling ingredients; set aside. Reverend "Pops" Harris, whose Jones and others. stage play "Why Good Girls Like ADVANTIX outlets; or charge by wrap the sandwich loaf, turn it Cutting horizontally, re­ perplexing problem is why his These same outstanding BadBoyz." phone at (216) 241-6000 or toll-free upside down in the refrigerator move top third of loaf. 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Cyrus says an album is Call now and reserve your chard Choice or Sun-Maid Mis­ terol 25mg, Dietary Fiber 5g, So­ was the first of its kind in North­ as they watch Catskills, a show His diversity has gar­ supposed to be a time to look seats by using your VISA/ sion or Caiimyrna figs dium 1450mg. east Ohio," said Eric German, coming all the way from Las Vegas nered him numerous commercials back, but he likes to look forward. Mastercard or come to the Lorain show director. "With an over­ featuring housecats performing and major modeling assignments. "The Best of Billy Ray Palace Box Office Mondaythru Fri­ whelming attendance level of circus tricks. This act has been on His smooth voice has Cyrus: Cover to Cover" is a col­ day from II :00 a.m.-4:00p.m. Call Artist unveils poster more than 20,000 satisfied visitors "the Tonight Show" and the been hear on voice-over an- lection of the finest performances 440-245-2323. Governor George V. Morrison watercolor, titled "Fann­ and hundreds of exhibitors, we "David Letterman Show." Voinovich, First Lady Janet land,"andtextthatremindsview­ expect our second annual show Attendees will also be Oktoberfest at Geauga Lake Voinovich, artist Mary Heath ers that farmland is a finite re­ to surpass many of the larger able to see rare, beautiful birds from Celebrate the best of the ant Eagle supermarkets for $12.99. Morrison, and Lt. Governor Nancy source in Ohio. shows around the country." Sea World of Ohio, as he Sea Just Old world with the enticing No food or beverages may be P. Hollister unveil the Ohio De- The poster will be avail­ At this year's show, fami- World bird trainers host an in for- partment of Agriculture's Fann- able free ofcharge Sept. 22-24. Call brought into the park and water Jazz smells of juicy bratwurst, the land Preservation poster. 1-800-282-1955 for more in forma- * * * * * * * * mational seminar as well as a high­ sounds of polka music and the attractions will be closed. flying entertainment show guaran- By NANCY ANN LEE The poster features a . tion. * * teed to make every attendee soar sights of colorful ethnic cos­ * * to new heights. tumes at Geauga lake's 18th An­ The Giant Eagle Family Lee Morgan nual Old World Oktoberfest Sep­ Have the Cleanest Home * Pet Show hours are Friday, Octo­ Because he made an im­ tember 25, 26 and 27. * Join Mr. and Mrs. * ber 16 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and pact on the jazz acehe soon after in the Neighborhood... * Saturday, October 17 from I 0 a.m. Oktoberfest and Geauga Lake * the death of Clifford Brown, trum­ * to 9 p.m. and Sunday, October 18 dignitaries as they begin the Put 30 Years of Experience to Work for You * from II a.m. to 6 p.m. peter Lee Morgan is considered events of each day by officiating * * General admission is to be Brown's natural successor the traditional keg tapping cer­ * * $7.00 and advance tickets will be and a prodigy who began work­ emony. Enjoy favorite festivities * sold at all Giant Eagle supermar­ ing professionally in Philadelphia such as beer sliding, dance and * kets for $5.00. when he was 15. old-fashioned grape stomping ..__ * * For more information call At 18, he joined the contests. 1-800-897-3942. For guests' viewing We Clean: Windows • Skylights • Walls • Gutters * Dizzy Gillespie big band where he We Power Wash: Home Exteriors • Patios * : Euclid Beach remained from 1956-58 before a pleasure, an amazing ice sculptor stint with Art Blakey's Jazz Mes­ will carve beautiful sculptures We Clean and Seal Decks • Professional * Saturday and Sunday. sengers from 1958-61. 529-8007 National Window Cleaning, Inc. 251-3980 Old World Oktoberfest * : Days at mall It was during this period is open Friday 5:00 p.m. - mid­ * * The Euclid Square Mall that he recorded his first sessions is hosting the annual Euclid Beach night, Saturday noon-midnight, * as a sideman and leader for Blue * * Remembrance Days. and Sunday noon- I 0:00p.m. Zesty Pizza Note. * Beauty Of T.he * The theme of this year's Admission is #14.99; 13104 Buckeye Road Week: is gorgeous lookmg . . However, drug pr'oblems those under 48 inches are $11.99 . th show IS the Grand Carousel w1th a Cleveland·, Ohio * Rachae I w h o works m e * . . . in 1961 forced Morgan to quit and children two and under are b k 'a 1 t .r special tnbute to the restoratiOn a de.ry bepk~r men OJ a of the Euclid Beach Carousel, Blakey's band and lay low in Phila­ free. OPEN OPEN * 1ea mg a mg company. * delphia until 1963. Advance tickets may be Sunday thru Thursday * Rachael's goal is to become * which will. reopen on Cleveland's Friday & Saturday After he returned to the purchased at Stop-N-Shop or Gi- 11:00 A.M.-12:00 Midnight * a professional model and * waterfront In 1999. 11:00 A.M.-2:00 A.M. she likes club hopping. Several of the Carousel's scene, he recorded his biggest hit TELEPHONE TELEPHONE horses will be on display in the mall Ebony Fashion * . * album, Th.e Sidewinder. One 561-7070 561-7008 * Ifyou would hke to* area so visitors can see the resto- memorable album after another be a Beauty of The Week . . ZESTY'S DELICIOUS Small 9 Inch Large 12 Inch JUMBO 16 Inch '* ration work m progress. Show returns * sendphoto,phonenumberand . followed. "'PIZZA* 4 Slice 8 Slice 16 Slice *information to EAST SIDE The event will be held on Morgan joined Blakey You can help a scholar­ Plain-Tomatoe & Cheese $4.85 $7.50 $11.35 DAILY NEWS or call ( ) * Saturday, Sept. 19, from I 0 a.m. to ship fund continue its good work I· 216 again from 1964-65. Though he Pepperoni 5.80 8.80 13.10 721- 4. 9 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 20, from by attending the 41st annual * 167 * was noted foy his round, crisp tone Sausage 5.80 8.80 13.10 * * * * * noon,to.6p.m.intheEuclid Square Ebony Fashion Fir Show a Cleve­ Green Peppers 5.80 8.80 13.10 * * * Mall s mam concourse. and immense expressiveness, his land' Music Hall Auditorium, on Onions 5.80 8.80 13.10 sense of urgency and a style Sunday, October 25, at 6:00. Ham 5.80 8.80 13.10 rooted in the blues, during this Proceeds from the fash­ Anchovies 5.80 8.80 13.10 period his playing became more ion show, sponsored by the Mushrooms 5.80 8.80 13.10 daring and by the end of the de­ Cleveland Club of the National Zesty Deluxe (6 Items) 9.80 13.80 20.60 WEDDING CAKES * BIRTHDAY CAKES cade he was exploring model Association of Negro Business Additional Items .80 1.00 1.50 And Professional Women's club, DINNER ROLLS* EXOTIC DESSERTS themes and stretching out into the **Any Combination Available** PIES * PASTRIES* AND MORE! Inc., will benefit college bound All dinners Include"' Roll*Butter*Cheese•Salad avant garde. high school students from the 4353 LEE RD. CLEVE., OHIO 44128 Morgan's life ended ZESTY'S SUPER SPAGHETTI (LEE AND MILES AREA) Greater Cleveland Area through tragically at the age of 33 when the organization's scholarship Spaghetti with Meat Sauce...... $ 4.50 PHONE 283-5200 DELIVERY AVAILABLE FAX 283-5260 he was shot by a girlfriend in 1972. fund. Spaghetti with Meat Balla...... $ 6.00 Spaghetti with Sausage...... $ 6.00 His legacy is the more than 25 al­ This year's tickets are Spaghetti with Mushrooms...... $ 6.00 10% Off With This AD available at Ticketmaster for only Spaghetti with Butter a Garlic...... $ 4.50 bums he recorded as leader and $20.00. Or call (216) 561 -1125. Stu­ sideman for Blue Note and other dent tickets are available for Bucket of Spaghetti Feeds 4-5 persona labels. Includes Bread and Butter and Cheeae...... $8.75 $15.00bycalling(216)561- 1125. Extra Meatballs or Sausage...... $ .90 ZESTY'S TASTY SUB SANDWICHES a SALADS Zesty's famous Sub Sandwich *Sausage *Meatballs *Salami* Ham* S 4.00 -WANTED- (Try our Regular Sub) Zesty's Cheeae Sandwich ...... $ 2.00 Garlic Toast ...... $ 1.00 Newspaper Publisher Apprentice SUD R' US LAUNDROMAT Pop ...... $ .75 Salad ..... 1/2 Pint ...... $ 1.00 Pint ...... $. 2.00 Quart ...... $ 3.75 FOR 2765 E. 55th St. - Cleveland, Ohio EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS (216) 426-1626 -~:s:v------T~~~------­ Must Be Hard Worker And Willing To Learn CLEAN & FRIENDLY , 50¢ ~-,( 1.00 TRY US-YOU'LL LIKE US . . . or -F • • • • ••• o-r .r ... Call 721-1674 Hours: Monday- Friday 9 a.m -11 p.m I Saturday & Sunay 7 a.m.- 11 p.m LflRGE P\Z.Z:ft : JUMLO P1ZZ.R