Don’t Forget To Turn Kid’s Corner Dominion offers $100,000 in grants SPORTS MENU TIPS Back Your Clock Dominion East Ohio is ready to spotlight local revi- talization projects that have made differences in the communities Daveon Allen Brown, who served Dominion with a total of $100,000 in unrestricted grants Cavs In China Lunchbox Fun, Flavor is five years old, is the son of Dwight for winning projects. It recognizes cities, community organiza- Playing Magic And Nutrition Brown and Ebony Walters. Daveon is tions that have made major contributions toward the economic in kindergarten and he attends Cleve- and social revitalization of communities located in Dominion’s service area in Ohio. The entry deadline is Nov. 26. On the land Lighthouse Community School. One Hour On Wednesday summary, include a contact name, title, phone number, e-mail His favorite food is chicken and his See Page 6 See Page 7 Sunday, October 28, 2007 October 31, 2007 address and complete mailing adress. Submit to: Community At 2:00 a.m. favorite toys are cars. Brown Impact Awards, Dominion, 1201 E. 55th St. Cleve., OH 44103. EVOL.ASTSID 28 No. 36 Tuesday, October 16, 2007 - Friday, October 19, 2007E NEWDaily S 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, HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON - WRITE ON “COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW” 4 arrested in Demesha Sharp stabbing

By GEORGE GOLDMAN utility vehicle appeared and tried to run them down. Some of the Cleveland police re- occupants jumped out of the ve- cently arrested four people in hicle, including the 17 year old the stabbing death of Demesha girl accused of stabbing Demesha Sharp, 15 years old, who wit- and Christian Hardick, 16. nesses said was attacked by a Hardick, who was also group armed with stun guns and struck by the vehicle, was listed knives on Friday, October 19th in stable condition at Rainbow at E. 140th St. and Darley Ave. Babies & Children’s Hospital According to police with stabb wounds to his back. spokesman, Lt. Thomas Stacco, Witnesses said that oth- the suspects were a 17 year old ers at the scene tried to help but girl, her 38 year old mother and were held back by the attackers, 52 year old grandmother and a whom witnesses said were armed 19 year old male relative. The with stun guns, bats, bricks, pep- suspects turned themselves into per spray and guns. police about 1:00 p.m. on Sun- Sharp According to Shalinda, day, October 21st. School wanted to be a cheerleader the family had moved out of the Stacco said that the 17 and had been bullied by the sus- South Collinwood neighborhood year old girl was arrested on pect. and Demesha had returned to visit murder charges while the oth- Neither Wagner nor friends. Those who knew her said Joe Williams (left) talks with a Cleveland police officer to find out the details of his brother Keith Williams who ers were being held on feloni- Demesha’s grandmother, Cheryl that she did not cause trouble and was the driver of a 1997 Infinite involved in an accident with a police car at E. 116th St. and Shaker Blvd. (east). According ous assault. Their names were Wagner, knew why the girl was that she did not start the fight. Joe Williams his brother was traveling east on Shaker Blvd and the police care was traveling south on E. 116th St. when the not available, and police had targeted. While gathering in front two cars collided. According to Joe Williams his brother was taken to University Hospital for treatment as well as police officers involved. not established a motive in the Demesha was stabbed of a memorial of stuff animals stabbing. when she, her siblings and friends and flowers in front of -Deme According to Deme- were attacked as they headed to a sha’s eastside home, her relatives sha’s mother, Shalinda Wag- bus stop in the E.140th St. area. shouted in joy and pain when they Empowerment workshop to be held ner, her daughter a high school According to witnesses learned that suspects had been ar- The city of Warrensville sponsoring a DST Homeownership at the city of Warrensville Heights freshman at Glenville High the group was walking and a sports rested for her death. Heights in conjunction with the Initiative entitled, “Our Wealth, Senior and Civic Center, 4567 Green Greater Cleveland Alumnae Chap- Our Community” - Empowering Road, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. ter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Ourselves through Financial Forti- There will be a variety of fi- Incorporated with participation tude. nancial seminars including - Buyer’s from the office of Congresswom- The conference will be Bonanza: The Homeownership Pro- an Stephanie Tubbs Jones will be held on Saturday, November 10, cess, An Insider’s Look at Credit, Predatory Lending Update, Show Me the Money, Looking for Cash Flow, Taxes made Easy, Long-Term Care, Fun Budgeting, Buying Foreclosures and Apartment Living. Local lenders, real estate professionals, and representatives from various non-profit organiza- tions will be available to provide pri- vate counseling and valuable buying advice. The Greater Cleveland’s Regional Transit Authority trolley’s circulating throughout Downtown Attendees can receive a free Cleveland promoting the Cleveland Indians in their bid in the American League Championship Series copy of their credit report. For info., playoffs against the Boston Red Sox. The marquee on the buses says “Go Tribe Beat The Sox” - that’s the call (216) 581-1230. Boston Red Sox. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir). Cities to benefit from Avon Interchange In what can be described claimed that it would drain years, unless the property was re- ter project and, specifically, the as a giant step toward regional co- jobs and business away from filled with another business. first 500 jobs at that center. Black Contractors Group, Inc. continue their protesting demonstra- operation, Cleveland Mayor Frank the region’s older communi- The overall economic The Clinic has stated tion at the Plain Dealer at E. 18th St. and Superior Ave. to protest the newspa- G. Jackson, Cuyahoga County ties and would hasten urban development agreement would that building this facility is not pers negative reporting of the black community and the newspapers one dime- Commissioners President Tim sprawl. be in effect for the next 30 years. contingent on the interchange nional reporting of news. The group is encouraging subscribers to cancel their Hagan, Jimmy Dimora and Peter The agreement ad- Avon further agreed to and that the facility represents subscriptions to the newspaper. Lawson Jones, Avon Mayor Jim dressed those concerns by place limits on its use of tax in- an expansion of service and not Smith, and Bay Village Mayor proposing an income tax shar- centives to lure existing regional relocation. The proposal also Gasoline prices in area drop Deborah Sutherland, President of ing plan in which Avon would businesses to locate in the in- calls on all parties to advocate Gas prices in North- prices could begin reacting soon. the Cuyahoga County Mayors and return a portion of the income terchange zone. Real estate tax for future state or federal fund- east Ohio decreased 2.9 cents Retail gasoline prices Managers Association, announced taxes collected from business abatement would not exceed 75% ing for roadway improvements this week. A gallon of regular, have hovered around $2.80 a gal- last Friday a Joint Economic Devel- that move into a designated and for no more than 10 years, in the neighboring communities unleaded, self-serve gasoline is lon over the past couple of months opment (“JEDZ”) Zone agreement zone around the new inter- and income tax abatements would of Bay Village and Westlake, as currently averaging $2.74 at the through the typical seasonal slow- on the Avon I-90 interchange pro- change from other communi- be prohibited. well as in any other communities pump. down in road travel, even as the posal at the meeting of the North- ties along the I-90 corridor. The Avon economic de- whose roads are affected by the According to the AAA cost of crude oil has surged over east Ohio Areawide Coordinating Communities that may velopment zone covers nearly new interchange. At the NOACA Fuel Gauge, all eyes are on the $88 per barrel today. Agency (NOACA). choose to participate in this 800 acres of land in an area that meeting, the agency’s governing price of oil this week as it moves Factors behind the high The agreement ends economic development agree- stretches from the Cuyahoga board voted to approve the Avon closer and closer to the lofty cost of oil include: An unexpected months of sometimes contentious ment include Cleveland, Lake- County border on the east to a - height of $90 per barrel. Prices at drop in oil inventories this fall; interchange subject to confirma line approximately 500 feet each the pump remain steady as the oil OPEC holding the line on cur- debate over whether to build the wood, Rocky River, Fairview tion of all terms by Avon’s City of Jaycox Road on the west, and prices continue to climb. rent production; labor problems in interchange at Nagel Road and I- Park, North Olmsted, Westlake Council within 30 days. The nationwide average oil-rich Nigeria; expansion of the 90 in the city of Avon, about two and Bay Village in Cuyahoga from the border of Avon Lake on Councils in the desig- is $2.79 per gallon, up less than U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserves miles west of the Crocker Road in- County and Sheffield, Shef- the north to I-90 on the south, nated cities along the I-90 corri- a penny from $2.75 last week. and similar reserves held by other terchange in Westlake. field Lake, Sheffield Town- plus an area south of I-90 on ei- dor now need to approve the eco- Wholesale prices moved about nations; and continuing problems Supporters of the inter- ship, North Ridgeville, Avon ther side of Nagel Road. nomic development agreement 10 cents higher based on yes- between Israel, Iran, Syria and the change claimed that it would bring Lake, Lorain, Elyria and Elyria Exempt from this agree- for each of those cities to realize terday’s price moves, and retail United States. economic development to the re- Township in Lorain County. ment is the already-announced the benefits of the tax sharing gion, while it would be built with- Under terms of the Cleveland Clinic healthcare cen- plan. AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey out using scarce state transportation proposed agreement, for any funds. businesses with an annual gross WECO to hold meeting on asset building Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline State representative Eu- All funds for the inter- payroll exceeding $75,000 that 24th from 5:30 p.m. until 8:00 Regular gene Miller in conjunction with p.m. at Lee Memorial Church, 861 change will come from the Jacobs relocates from one of the par- Today (10-19-07) $2.74 the WECO Fund, Incorporated will E. 105th St., Cleveland. ticipating cities, Avon would Last Week (10-12-07) $2.79 Development firm and the city of hold a meeting entitled “Building For information on the Last Year (10-20-06) $2.16 Avon. share half of the income tax Assets For Families and Neigh- meeting call representative Miller Critics of the interchange with the affected city for five borhods,” on Wednesday, October at (216) 299-6715. Page 2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, October 16, 2007-Friday, October 19, 2007 VANTAGE POINT YOUR HEALTH Trick-Or-Treating even trickier for kids with food allergies Author deals with life in 'Grace After Midnight' For many of the 3.1 even trickier for those deal- shared equipment with (aller- million American children ing with food allergy, an gen)," and "manufactured in "I was born in Bal- get pure Fefe. This on-target ers. with food allergies, the candy increasing number of food the same facility with (aller- timore twenty-seven years rendering of the girl's spirit Pearson has part- they get while trick-or treat- manufacturers are labeling gen)." Parents are urged not ago, and then I died - twice. is due in no small part to the nered with Jamie Hector who their products with advisory to ignore these warnings on I died both times because my spot-on ear of David Ritz. founded GBU; Give back ing is the spookiest part of Halloween. And the growing warnings about the possible Halloween treats. mama was filled with drugs "Who do I think I University, a non-profit orga- unintentional presence of and so was I." - Snoop was?" she said. "Why was nization that works with "at- popularity of allergen adviso- As a non-candy al- E n t e r t a i n m e n t I doing what I was doing? I risk youth." ry labeling may confuse them common allergens. Because ternative to raise money for Weekly called Season 4 look back and wonder why... Pearson believes and their parents as to which these warnings have become food allergy research and ed- of the Wire a staggering But at the time questions that with her new celebrity candies are safe and while so common, consumers have ucation, FAAN has organized achievement, Since its 2002 weren't part of my life. Ques- status, comes a huge respon- should be avoided. begun to ignore than in the its fifth annual Trick or Treat debut, this Peabody Award- tions weren't part of my think- sibility and she eagerly seeks "Many of the most belief that they're not serious, for Food Allergy campaign for winning drams has been one ing. I didn't ask. I just did." opportunities to assist mis- common food allergens are which puts them at increased this Halloween. Participants of TV's most critically ac- This aggressive guided youth on the verge of found in candy," said Anne risk for a reaction. of all ages will collect coins claimed shows. Pearson an energetic pretty girl who making poor choices that can Munoz-Furlong, founder and A study reported instead of candy in specially The HBO series the walk - she plays the gang- looks like a boy commanded change their lives forever. CEO of the Food Allergy earlier this year in the Journal marked collection boxes. The delves deep into life on East sta perfectly. Method acting? much respect on the street and When not filming, and Anaphylaxis Network of Allergy and Clinical Im- campaign is sponsored by Baltimore streets, as seen No, she was born to this role. now inspires respect on the Pearson now spends time (FAAN). "For some children, munology found that fewer Abbott, makers of EleCare through the eyes of cops, She live it and now she's screen and on the page. Even traveling to inner city high just one bite of the wrong parents are heeding the warn- and other specialty nutrition politicians, criminals and ev- showing it to the world. her gender-bending sexuality schools to speak to the stu- food can bring on anaphylax- ings today than did several products for children. eryday people. Pearson came in the is admirable. dents urging them to think is - a severe allergic reaction years ago. Advisory label- For more informa- What a singular world battling for her life. Snoop is never inter- carefully about their actions that can cause death." ing typically includes such tion, contact FAAN at (800) thrill then is Grace After Born to drugged-out parents, ested in being anything other and their choice of friends. Eight foods account statements as "may contain 929-4040 or visit www.food- Midnight (A Grand Cen- the tough, tiny baby was left than what she is, and if she She has a quick for 90 percent of all good-al- (allergen," "manufactured on allergy.org on the web. tral Publishing Hardcover; to the foster care system. She likes other girls, it is anath- checklist to help them to lergic reactions in the U.S.: Tips on helping kids walk safely on Halloween $22.00, November 1, 2007), had so many narcotics in her ema to her that anyone would develop the decision mak- milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, (NAPSM)-Many par- Look left, right and left the electrifying memoir of three-pound premature body even be concerned or think it ing skills that they may be ents find Halloween almost as again when crossing and keep wheat, soy, fish and shellfish. frightening as their children do, looking as you cross. one of the most popular, and that her eyes were crossed. was abnormal. lacking, and to help them to Of these, only that last two but not because of ghosts and Walk on sidewalks or most intimidating members Pearson's provoca- 'Hood-to-Hollywod recognize those life altering are not likely to be found in goblins. Experts say Halloween paths. If there are no sidewalks, of the Dickensian cast: Feli- tive story traces her trajec- tales seem to be multiplying moments and the situations is one of the most dangerous walk facing traffic as far to the candy. days of the year for children to left as possible. cia Pearson. tory from an early crack-baby like rabbits these days. But that lead to them. The incidence of be out walking because trick-or- Children under age 10 In Pearson, life and existence to a churchgoing this one's truth rings far more Ritz is the world-re- treating after dark makes it more should not be out walking alone food allergy has doubled in art collide; her 27 years have little kid everybody teased clearly than the rest. nowned author of biographies difficult for drivers to see kids. without adult supervision. Chil- the last 10 years, and scien- Considering that Af- dren under age 12 should not had more tears, anger, vio- to a much-too-old-too-soon Readers will not be and collaborations with such rican-American children - espe- be out walking alone at night. If tists aren't sure why. More lence, murder, mayhem and drug-slinging 14-year-old - able to put it down. musical luminaries as Ray cially boys - are statistically at kids are mature enough to be out than 12 million Americans - a higher risk for pedestrian inju- without supervision, they should victory than all the fictional who unwittingly commits an Snoop found Grace Charles, Marvin Gaye, Etta ries, it's a good time for parents stick to a predetermined route seasons of the series com- inconceivable act that will After Midnight. Oh, we can- James, Aretha Franklin and one in 25 are caught up in this to review the rules for safely with good light. bined. And she can act. change her life. not wait to see what she will B.B. King. He wrote the lyr- life-altering epidemic, which navigating streets and side- Be a safe pedestrian results in 150-200 deaths and walks. around cars. Watch for cars that Fans know Pearson And while the ac- discover in the morning. ics to "Sexual Healing" and Cross streets safely. are turning or backing up. Never as the diminutive, androgy- tion is gripping, what is most Pearson feels that is a Grammy award-winning more than 30,000 emergency Cross at the corner. Try to make dart out into the street. room visits each. There is no eye contact with drivers before For more information, nous assassin Snoop. She's compelling is the strength and she has been given a second composer. His most recent crossing in front of them. visit www.usa.safekids.org/wtw. got everything down: the honesty of her voice. Whether chance at life and not only top seller is Tavis Smiley's known cure; strict avoidance street talk overlaid with a she's talking about drug sling- intends to make the best of it What I Know for Sure. is the only way to prevent a thick Baltimore accent, the ing or running errands for her but she works hard to make a Ritz lives in Los reaction. JOHN H. LAWSON attitude, the body language, beloved foster parents, you difference in the life of oth- Angeles. To make matters Stella Hall intrigues readers in 'The Bridge Of No Return' The Original Attorney And Counselor At Law Marlon Brando said leaves out no detail in building S-T-E-L-L-A with agony in her characters up as ones read- The Brownhoist Building “Street Car Named Desire.” ers can relate to. 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Editor's Note: and personal contributions As a matter of fact Social courtesy and coop- concept of worship in Islam God and seeks His guid- are the believers who are This article is in two parts. to the welfare of one's fel- Islam does not think much eration are part of worship is a comprehensive concept ance again and again: humble in their prayers." This is part one. low human-beings. of mere rituals when they when done for the sake of that includes all the positive "You alone we (23:1-2) The concept of Islam looks at the are performed mechani- Allah as the Prophet told activities of the individual. worship and to You alone The same fact has worship in Islam is misun- individual as a whole. He cally and have no influence us: This of course is we turn to for help. Guide been emphasized by the derstood by many people is required to submit him- on one's inner life. "Receiving your in agreement with the all us to the straight path." Prophet (PBUH) in a dif- including some Muslims. self completely to Allah, The Quran ad- friend with a smile is a type inclusive nature of Islam as (1:5,6) ferent way. Worship is com- as the Quran instructed dresses the believers and of charity, helping a person a way of life. Actually Salah He says: "Those monly taken to mean per- the Prophet Muhammad to their neighbors from among to load his animal is a char- It regulates human is the first practical mani- who offer their Salah with forming ritualistic acts such do: the People of the Book who ity and putting some water life on all levels: individual, festation of Faith and also great care and punctuality, as prayers, fasting, charity, "Say (O Muham- were arguing with them in your neighbor's bucket is social, economic, political the foremost of the basic will find it a light, a proof etc. mad) my prayer, my sacri- about the change of the a charity." and spiritual. conditions for the succes of of their Faith and cause of This limited un- fice, my life and my death direction of Qibla in the It is worth noting That is why Islam the believers: their salvation on the Day derstanding of worship is belong to Allah; He has no following verse: that even performing one's provides guidance to the "Successful indeed of Judgment." only one part of the mean- partner and I am ordered "It is not righ- duties is considered a sort smallest details of one's life Video helps explains gas supply options ing of worship in Islam. to be among those who teousness that you turn your of worship. on all these levels. That is why the submit, it.e.; Muslims." faces toward the East or the The Prophet told Thus following A free video high- residential gas bill. traditional definition of (6:162-163) West, but righteous is he us that whatever one spends these details is following lighting natural gas supply Regardless of worship in islam is a com- The natural result who believes in Allah and for his family is a type Islamic instructions in that choices and energy-saving which supplier customers ideas is now available from prehensive definition that of this submission is that all the Last Day and the An- of charity; he will be re- specific area. choose, Dominion East includes almost everything one's activities should con- gels and the Book and the warded for it if the acquires It is a very encour- Dominion East Ohio by Ohio will continue to de- in any individual's activi- form to the instructions of Prophets, and gives his be- it through legal means. aging element when one calling (800) 843-3719. liver it to their homes and ties. the one to whom the person loved money to his relatives Kindness to mem- realizes that all his activi- businesses, provide cus- Skyrocketing natural gas The definition is submitting. and the orphans and the bers of one's family is an ties are considered by God tomer service and maintain costs have increased cus- a 24-hour emergency re- goes something like this: Islam, being a needy and for the ransom- act of worship as when one as acts of worship. tomer bills significantly sponse. "Worship is an all way of life, requires that its ing of captives and who ob- puts a piece of food in his This should lead over the last several years. 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There is always supply of natural gas from video. This, of course, the individual and God, and it is those who are the The Prophet told the permanent supervisor, Dominion East Ohio. The six-minute includes rituals as well as having no impact on one's God-fearing." (2:177) his companions that they who knows everything, These options include En- video is available in Eng- beliefs, social activities, activities outside rituals. The deeds in the will be rewarded even for namely, Allah. ergy Choice, municipal lish or in Spanish on both above verse are the deeds having sexual intercourse Discussing the aggregation and the Stan- DVD and VHS. of righteousness and they with their wives. non-ritual worship in Islam dard Service Offer (SSO) For more informa- are only a part of worship. The companions first does not mean under- through Dominion. 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Tuesday, October 16, 2007 - Friday, October 19, 2007 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Page 5 A Look At My World You And The Law Know about voter registration and residency requirements Nothing you can do about it Q: How does where Q: How can I lose tration, and vote in your new I live affect my voter regis- my Ohio residency for vot- precinct. By JAY THOMAS WILLIS lence is the best approach. received severe shark bites in and never complained unless tration? ing purposes? Contact your local Also, we kill each the attack. something happened out of A: Ohio election A: You can lose county board of elections It’s true for many other at a very high rate. In It was felt that the the ordinary. laws consider your residence your Ohio residency for for the location of your new blacks what one woman said fact, most homicides commit- ambulance or the univer- Some of our situa- to be a “fixed” place of habi- voting purposes if: you vote polling place. about other groups: “I love ted by blacks are against other sity was slow to respond to tion has to do with our con- tation and the place you plan in another state; you live in If you move from you, and there’s nothing you blacks. Yet, when it comes to Rashidi Wheeler, a young uni- ditioned dependence. It was to return after an absence. another state with the inten- one county to another, you can do about it.” It seems true, being aggressive against other versity football player. He had purposeful that we’ve not If you visit another tion of making that state may appear at your new because no matter how bad groups, we freeze. an asthma attack while on the been allowed to seek higher state or county temporarily, your residence; or you live board of elections office we’re mistreated, abused and I recall many years practice field and died. education en masse. This but intend to return to the in another state continuous- within 28 days of the elec- misused by other groups; we ago reading about a black col- At one point in his- leaves us devoid of the tech- express nothing but love, re- lege football player who was tory it was almost impossible nical capabilities to launch a place where you registered ly for four years or more. tion or on election day, sub- spect, admiration, reverence, recruited by a traditionally for black people to get admit- successful liberation struggle. to vote, you are not consid- In any of these cases, your mit a change to your regis- affiliation, and appreciation white university. He was an ted to traditionally white hos- We don’t feel we can succeed ered to have lost residency. intention to return to Ohio tration, and vote at the board for them. all-American tackle in high pitals. Even if the person had without other groups. Your voter registra- does not prevent your loss office. Some members of school, In the university, at a medical card he still wasn’t We apparently have tion remains active. Addi- of Ohio residency. Absentee voter’s other groups treat their dogs first, he had doubts about tack- admitted. When blacks did get unconditional love for oth- tionally, if you leave the state Q: Can I still vote ballots also may be available better than they treat blacks. ling white players. He didn’t admitted it was to a space in er groups; if we didn’t we to work for the U.S. govern- if I move and forget to for voting. Calling your lo- In some places there are even understand that the situation the basement by the furnace wouldn’t have a policy of ment, you are still considered change my voter registra- cal board of elections for more severe penalties for in- had changed and it was OK to and the water heater. Usually nonviolence toward them. In an Ohio resident during the tion? more information. tackle white players. It was the juring a dog than for injury to they were sent many miles to some cases we believe our period of U.S. government A: Yes. How and In any case, do not a black. In Jenna, Louisiana way he had been conditioned the nearest historically black only alternative is to love service. where you vote depends vote or attempt to vote in a young black male student in the South. hospital. others more than they love could get 20 years for an as- We’re conditioned We took care of themselves, and to love them Similarly, you upon how far away you any election precinct where sault on a white student. We to love and not to hate other other groups in slavery when unconditionally. would be considered an Ohio move. If you move within you no longer live. see examples daily of young groups, no matter how they we had not rights to speak of; Mr. Willis is the au- resident if you took a state the same election precinct Law You Can Use black men being shot down in treat us. Yet, we’re conditioned and cared for them better than thor of fifteen books, fifteen job but were required to tem- (area established by the is a weekly consumer legal the streets by those sworn to to self-hate and to be violent they cared for themselves. We professional journal articles, a porarily relocate to another board of elections for vot- information column pro- protect them. to each other. We’re condi- worked for, fought for, and number of magazine articles, area of the state. ers within that area to vote vided by the Ohio State Bar A white woman left tioned to value other groups’ died for them. When slav- and over 300 newspaper ar- Q: Does my marital at the same polling place), Association. her child in the back seat of life, and to devalue black life, ery was supposedly over; we ticles. status affect where I live for you may change your voter This article was her Mercedes for eight hours. just as whites are conditioned were still beaten, abused and His latest book, Why voting purposes? registration at your regular originally prepared by Syl- The temperature was as high to devalue black life. misused. Black Americans Behave As A: The place where polling place on election via Brown, Assistant Leg- Devaluation of black as 140 degrees. The child died, At one time in the They Do, may be reviewed the family of a married man day. islative Counsel for Ohio and the white woman isn’t in life is learned when blacks get South, when we passed other along with the other books at: or woman lives is consid- If you move out of Secretary of State Jennifer jail. longer sentences for killing groups on the sidewalk, we wwwgeocities.com/willisjt. Whereas a black whites than for killing blacks. had to move to the other side E-mail at: willisjt@yahoo. ered to be his or her place of your election precinct but L. Brunner. woman was arrested and The same goes for any crime. of the street. 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North Canton the Orlando Magic twice, as the NBA is proclaiming its sport to the Hoover’s Brian Hartline scored the first two, one on a 14YD TD pass from world’s most populous country. The Cavs lost their 1st game to the Todd Boeckman and the other on a 90 yard punt return. Kent State avoided Magic, 90-86 in Shanghai. LeBron James, whom the league is show- the blanking by kicking a 34 yard FG with just over two minutes left. casing in a big way, led the Cavs with 17 points. The Buckeyes became No. 1 after received the lion’s share of the PORT According to various media reports, there are large LeBron 1st place votes in the polls when LSU and California, two other top five S S billboards, a Nike-sponsored “LBJ Museum” dedicated to all things schools, lost last weekend. Ohio State was the No. 1 team last year during It will be Trick - Or - Treat for the Cavs as they start there LeBron, and various media-related events. 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Today the ALCS, tomorrow the World Series By KARL BRYANT run inning of the series. dugout when a pitch reached gratiating himself to the fans another whole different story the ‘97 World Series after be- They had scored seven 90 MPH, mentioned that he just who once cheered him lustily in in game 3, 4-2 win that kept the ing traded to the Braves (he had The Cleveland Indians runs in the 11th inning of Satur- tried “to move the ball in and the past at Jacobs Field, while momentum rolling. Winning impressed them so), before re- are on the verge of going to the day’s 13-6 win - a Major League out, side to side.” putting up with his antics and pitcher Jake Westbrook admitted turning the following year, in a World Series for the first time in Post-Season extra-inning re- Byrd, a control pitcher empty-headed play on the field. he wanted to be “aggressive” and made-for-cinema moment, drip- ten years. They are one game cord. who led the league in fewest He tried to do an ‘I’m throw strikes, after seeing Bos- ping with drama, when the fans away from eliminating the Bos- Concerning Byrd, he walks per game, allowed no free hot, pose and trot’ while watch- ton take pitches and accumulate were shouting, “Kenny! Kenny!” ton Red Sox from the American said, “He’s the MVP of our team passes, making Boston hit the ing his HR ball, with Boston walks in the first two games. hit a 1st inning 2-run HR to put League Championship Series right now.” He referred to the ball. He gave credit to the guys five runs down, now has made Asked about Boston the Tribe ahead for good. because of strong pitching from way that Byrd has stepped up, behind him, who turned double his current team’s fans screw up pounding the ball in the dirt Afterwards, while two surprising sources. pitching well while winning the plays and made great catches, their faces. time and again, he said, “I’m a beaming, he understated, “When The much-maligned final game in the series against saying, “The defense has always When the multimillion- sinkerball guy...I threw that all the fans are chanting, you want Jake Westbrook, who had been the Yankees and then holding been there for me.” Boston’s hit aire playing a boy’s game an- night and was able to mix in my to make something happen...and one of the Indians most consis- Boston to two runs in the 7-3 into 8 DPs, so far. swered a question about the Red secondary pitches pretty well.” I got lucky. Well, here’s hoping tent pitchers over the last three victory on Tuesday. Manager Eric Wedge, Sox’ chances of winning, while Westbrook threw three double that Kenny’s luck and the luck years before trying to come back Byrd’s windup, which who was humble in acknowl- down 3-1, he said, “If it doesn’t play balls and allowed only of his teammates stays the same from injury this year, and Paul baffles visiting journalist and edging congratulations from this happen, so who cares? There’s three fly ball outs. Three-time through Halloween so that all Byrd, whom many in the non- apparently many batters, is rem- reporter on his Sporting News always next year. It’s not like it’s returning hero Kenny Lofton, Indians fans can have big Jack- Cleveland media were insisting iniscent of Ray Milland’s ‘30s Manager of the Year Award, af- the end of the world.” Yeow! who gave Atlanta fits in the ‘95 o-lantern - like smiles on their should be passed-over in the and ‘40s - inspired mannerisms ter game 3, also spoke about the That’s far worse than World Series, actually missed faces. Division Series vs. the Yankees, in the cinema classic, “It Hap- great defensive effort the Indians having 2B Tony Fernandez in are the reasons the Indians are pens Every Spring.” have shown this year, saying, 1997, who admittably had hit where they are today. Byrd has been a stand- “You can throw out those (on the ALCS-clinching HR vs. Bal- Casey Blake, whom up guy all year, when speak- paper) statistics. It’s timing,” timore, watch a croquet shot go hammered a HR in Game 4 to ing to this reporter - taking the referring to the great plays that between his legs that contributed break the spell and begin the blame, even when he didn’t get the Indians made during critical mightily to the Tribe’s World onslaught against knuckleballer enough batting support, and moments. Series loss to the Marlins, say, Tom Wakefield, several times re- praising his team’s defense and He spoke of the im- “This too shall pass,” knowing ferred to the team as a “family” offense when he won. proved defense as one of the a paycheck was still waiting, in the way that they pick each Tuesday, Byrd, who main reasons for the Indians while long-suffering Tribe fans other up. acknowledged he’s not a power transformation this year. would just have to wait (what After Blake connect- pitcher and joked about his lack In stark contrast to this turned out to be 10 more years) ed, the Indians scored six more of velocity, saying that he went is Manny Ramirez, who long for another chance. times, making it the second 7- looking “for high fives” in the ago gave up any thought of in- Meanwhile, there was Browns enter Bye Week on upbeat note with 3-3 record

By KARL BRYANT work of Edwards, saying, “I am returns, including one for a TD that dence.” very glad that he got those catches. was negated. Apparently, they’ll need The Browns to into the It’s another step in the right direc- Ginn did catch a pass a lot more than a .500 record to get “I think my marriage is in trouble, because my husband Bye Week at 3-3. The pre-season tion in his development as a football for a 31-yard again that was remi- any respect. keeps telling me to find Mr. Right!” speculation about bringing Rookie player.” niscent of the impromptu pass pat- QB Brady Quinn in after the break For his part, Anderson terns he would improvise, while the now is moot. Derek Anderson has complimented the fans, saying, QB, teammate Troy Smith, would accomplished quite a bit while lead- “It’s nice to come home and have scramble around looking for some- ing the Browns to three wins. the crowd behind you. Concerning one open down field. Ginn was up- Boxing Nostalgia The Browns have scored his own performance, he said, “Be- beat afterwards saying, “I’m getting 160 points in five games with An- ing patient, making good decisions better every day. My team’s getting By JIM AMATO derson at the helm. The Browns and growing as a quarterback every better, which helps me get better.” logged only four wins and scored week is key,” When this reporter asked 276 points all of last season. Besides his three TD pass- him if it surprised him that Ohio Braylon Edwards, the es to Edwards, Anderson completed State was again No. 1 after so many Browns former 1st round draft 18 of 25 passes for 245 yards and standout players had left after last 70’s produced top Ohio boxers choice out of Michigan, who caught was sacked only once. Cleo Lem- season, he shook his head and em- three TD passes, spoke about the on, the Dolphins QB, subbing for an phatically said, “They have ath- Back in the early and Griffin in Norton, Ohio. Griffin Foster took Carroll quality of play of QB Anderson and injured Trent Green, was 24 of 43 letes.” mid 1970’s, northeast Ohio had won a close ten rounder. out in round four to retain his how he has tried to get him the ball, for 256 yards and two TDs, so the Bedford’s Chris Chambers three world class light heavy- The two squared off crown. Next up, Anderson. saying, “When he does that, you Browns defense left something to had six catches for the Dolphins, weight contenders campaign- again five weeks later in Akron On April 24, 1971, have to make a play for him.” be desired, although they did come but all that earned him was a trade ing for a world title shot. and again Griffin outscored An- Foster won a lopsided 15 round When asked how impor- up with two sacks and had two inter- to San Diego a couple of days later, Ray Anderson of Ak- derson. One month later Griffin decision over Anderson to re- tant it is to do well, personally, he ceptions. although that should be a some- ron would be the one who was would lose to the rugged Hal tain his championship. said, “It’s important to me. When Crennel noted his reser- what of a better environment. The you get drafted early, you want to vations about the defense, saying, Chargers, like the Browns, are 3-3. fortunate enough to receive a “TNT” Carroll. Then Anderson The televised bout was make your mark fast.” “It’s a combination of things that we There were high fives abounding in shot at the brass ring. was matched with Hal Carroll in painfully dull even though An- Coach Romeo Crennel have to do better. I think we can and the stands after the win Sunday and The other two, John Ashland, Ohio. derson may have won a moral was happy with the work of the of- we’re going to work on it and try to several fans made comments like, Griffin and Billy Wagner of I grew up in Cleve- victory by going the distance fense under Anderson, noting, “Our get it better.” “Now we’re on our way.” Cleveland fell short of their title land but Ashland, is my adopted with the vicious punching Fos- offense comes to play when we are Miami kick return spe- But, before anyone gets fight dreams but they did wage hometown. ter. at home. They had a great outing. cialist Tedd Ginn, Jr. from Glenville too excited, here’s a quote from two memorable wars against I’ve lived in Ashland Anderson’s career They were putting points on the and Ohio State University, was bot- the national medial following Mi- each other. since 1977 but I had no idea this seemed to nose dive after the board and moving the ball.” tle necked by good Browns’ cover- ami: “It’s so bad that even the lowly Anderson was born bout ever took place here until a loss to Foster but every now and He also pointed out the age and hampered by penalties on Browns had to battle over confi- in 1944 and began his profes- week or so ago. then he would post a surprise sional career in 1965. Ander- With the help of the victory. Soccer greats to play exhibition game son showed early promise as Ashland Public Library’s Micro In 1972 he won a de- he won his first 14 bouts before Film Department I was able to cision over the clever Gregorio Many of the most popu- in the 1990s - headline the parade of version of indoor soccer, played losing by knockout to also un- gather the newspaper informa- Peralta. lar players from Cleveland’s indoor greats who will be participating in without the hockey-rink dasher beaten Willie McMillan in his tion and account of this bout. In 1973 he was beaten soccer’s heyday and some of today’s a match against Cleveland’s current boards familiar to fans in America. Madison Square Garden debut. The Anderson-Carroll in eight rounds by the red hot heroes of the outdoor game will be professional outdoor soccer team - This presents a premium on skill- displaying their new tricks in a spe- the Cleveland City Stars. Anderson would re- match was the headline bout of Jorge Ahumada. Anderson then ful control of the ball, passing, and group to win his next 16 bouts. a live card at the Ashland Col- came back to draw with Jimmy cial exhibition game of Futsal on Other top names from the teamwork. Among his victims were re- lege Physical Education Center Dupree. Sunday, October 21st at the Ohio old pro soccer days taking part in Tickets will be available Nets Sports Complex, located at the 1 p.m. games will be former all- spected boxers such as Amos on November 18th, 1970. In 1974, he was for $5 each for standing room and 12665 Corporate Drive in Parma, stars Andy Schmetzer, Mike Swee- Johnson, Hubert Hilton, Mar- $7 each for the 230 available stadi- It preceded the closed stopped in two rounds by future one minute off 480 at the West 130th ney and Marcelo Carrera, George um seats. Capacity is limited to 600 ion Conner, Frank Niblett and circuit telecast of the George champion Victor Galindez. exit. Fernandez, Denzil Antonio - along total spectators. Karl Zurheide. Foreman-Boone Kirkman bout Then Anderson lost a All-time scoring leg- with three players who starred at Then on December from Madison Square Garden decision to the streaking James ends, Hector Marinaro and Zoran area high schools and in college Tickets available now 10, 1969, Anderson faced a and then to Detroit for the world Scott. Surprisingly in 1975 An- Karic, along with former U.S. Na- before joining the pro ranks, Chris online at the E-store at www.cleve- tional Futsal Team goalkeeper Otto Dore, Adam Campelone and Allen landfutsalleague.com or call Frank 5-0 heavyweight named Ted heavyweight title bout between derson upset Ahumada over ten Orf - teammates on the Cleveland Eller. Griffith at (440) 670-1231 or Otto Gullick. titleholder Joe Frazier and light rounds. Crunch’s three championship teams Futsal is the international Orf at (330) 325-1499. Anderson was out- heavyweight champion Bob Anderson would go weighed by 20 pounds and al- Foster. on to lose to three future cham- though he took an early lead, Wooster, Ohio na- pions, Miguel Cuello, Marvin Monsters still seeking first win the bigger Gullick who was a tive and All Star Major League Johnson and Mike Rossman. By KARL BRYANT Toronto Marlies last Sunday evening the third straight game the Monsters good puncher wore Anderson pitcher Dean Chance was the Finally in 1977, Anderson de- - allowing only one goal in each of had given up six goals, a perplexed down and stopped him in round promoter. Anderson was said cided to hang them up. The Lake Erie Monsters are the 1st two periods and scoring two but still upbeat Coach Joe Sacco said, nine. to have sparred over 400 rounds He retired with a very still seeking their 1st win of the sea- goals to tie the game early in the final “We want to put on a good show for son, but the way things are going, they stanza. our fans here, and so far that hasn’t Two fights later An- with Frazier up to this point in respectable sixty bout career. may yet have a bit of a wait. Unfortunately, they fell been the case. Once our guys figure derson drew with tough Allen his career. He was 36-19-5 and met top The 3-2 loss to Grand Rap- apart about a minute later, as the Marl- out what we’re trying to accomplish Thomas. Then disaster struck Anderson won a unani- shelf opposition throughout ids before more than 15,000 fans in ies unleashed the first of a four-goal here and buy into our system, we’re their home debut was their closest onslaught in a little over five-minute going to be OK.” in the form of the devil. Charlie mous decision over the game most of his career. game so far. Jose Theodore, the No. span to post a 6-2 victory. In ensuing games, the “The Devil” Green that is. Carroll while Foreman mugged Note: Former middle- 2 goalkeeper for their parent club, the The Marlies had beaten the played Iowa pretty tough, losing 4-2, The ever dangerous Kirkman in two rounds. weight contender Doyle Baird Colorado Avalanche, had been loaned Monsters a couple of days before by with the last goal being an empty-nett- to the expansion Monsters for the con- the same score in Toronto. er, when the Monsters had pulled their Devil flattened Anderson is Frazier ended the night of Akron jumped up in weight test, and kept the club even until the By the way,the name Marl- goalie for a man advantage. 1:36 of the first round and his by nearly decapitating Foster in to take on W.B.A. light heavy- last couple of minutes, surviving most ies has nothing to do with fish, but A day later, against the once bright star was diminish- round two. weight title claimant Vincente defensive breakdowns. comes from the team’s original name same squad, they again gave up six Since then, with their regu- when Canada was a British Common- goals in a 6-2 loss. ing rapidly. Still when Foster next Rondon. lar complements of goalies, the Mon- weath - the Toronto Marlborough (as So far the Monsters have Trying to get back in defended the 175 pound title, That bout took place sters have not been very scary. in the Duke, not the cigarette) Athletic been outscored 11-31, so Coach Sacco to the thick of the title picture, Hal Carroll would be his oppo- on December 15, 1971. Rondon They gave a good show- Club. and his staff have quite a bit of work ing for over two periods against the After the loss, which was cut out for them. Anderson met the talented John nent. halted Doyle in round eight. Page 7 Tuesday, October 16, 2007 - Friday, October 19, 2007 Chris' Cinema Trivia & EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING On The Town  tRivia - (Biographies) 1. In what T.V. Lynn Whitfield portray a MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE movie (that was first based light-skinned, 1940's Detroit on a story reported on 60 couple, Mac and Minnie Mc- Minutes), did Cicely Tyson Gee, who fight for their right portray a disillusioned, Chi- to live in a house in a white It's Sherlock Holmes' Final Adventure at Play House cago school teacher who de- 'restricted' neighborhood and Just in time for respectful and original in its cides to open her own school win their case in the U.S. the Halloween season, The treatment of the great detec- to teach children labeled as Supreme Court, changing Cleveland Play House pro- tive." 'retarded' or 'unteachable' and all national laws on 'housing duces a chilling mystery fea- First produced by the educated them to actually covenants'? turing the world's greatest Arizona Theatre Company in score higher on standardized 4. Who are the two, detective, Sherlock Holmes. the spring of 2006, The Cleve- tests than most average, pub- African-American actresses The play, Sherlock Holmes: land Play House's Sherlock lic school students? that starred in the T.V. mov- The Final Adventure runs Holmes: The Final Adventure 2. Who is the Af- ie about sisters Sadie and through Sunday, November is a co-production with Geva rican-American actor that Bessie Delany, whose lives 4, in the Bolton Theatre. Theatre Center in Rochester, starred in 'Captive Heart: The as century-old blacks are Tickets range in price from New York, and is sponsored by James Mink Story' (1996) chronicled first, in a Tony- $39 to $63 and may be pur- the John P. Murphy Founda- about a wealthy, black, Cana- Award winning, Broadway dian man married to a white, play, then in the film 'Having chased at the Play House tion. Well-known theatre and Barnes Hoeppner Kohn Box Office, on line at www. opera director Tim Ocel di- Irish immigrant (actress Kate Our Say: The Delany Sisters' Lady, when he played another Catherine Lynn Da- Tim Ocel (Director) clevelandplayhouse.com rects. Nelligan) in the 1850's who First 100 Years'? professor: Henry Higgins. vis (Madge Larrabee) played has directed productions at and by phone at (216) 795- "What playwright must disguise themselves as 5. Who is the actor Long established as Miranda in the Cleveland Geva Theatre Center, Shake- 7000. Steven Dietz has done is a male slave and his mistress/ that portrayed American- the world's greatest detective, Play House production of speare Santa Cruz, Indiana Sherlock Hol- streamline the way the Sher- owner in order to enter the Asian, golf phenom, Eldrick Sherlock Holmes now finds The Tempest back in 1983. Repertory Theatre, Syracuse mes: The Final Adventure lock story is told. He rids the American South after their 'Tiger' Woods in the cable himself embroiled in a case Krista Hoeppner Stage, Theatre Emory, Geor- is based upon the classic tale of Victorian excess...as mulatto daughter (actress T.V. film 'The Tiger Woods that might, in the twilight of (Irene Adler). Favorite cred- gia Shakespeare Festival, 1899 play Sherlock Holmes does this production," said Rachael Crawford) is tricked Story' (1999)? his career, bring about an end its include Hedda in Hedda Alabama Shakespeare Fes- - A Drama in 4 Acts by Sir Ocel. "Does our adaptation into marrying a slave trader ANSWERS: 1. 'The Marva to his long pursuit of his nem- Gabler, Jane Bennet in Pride tival, Sacramento Theatre Arthur Conan Doyle and still feel true to the Holmes who sells her to a plantation Collis Story' (1981) 2. Louis esis, Professor Moriarty. and Prejudice, Margaret Company, Idaho Shakespeare William Gillette. This new canon and the Victorian tradi- owner? Gossett, Jr. 3. 'The Color of The King of Bohe- Hughes in Compleat Female Festival, Opera Theatre of St. adaptation, written by Ste- tion? Absolutely! But we use 3. In what T.V. ca- Courage' (1994) 4. Diahann mia calls on Holmes (along Stage Beauty, Leonide in Louis, Lyric Opera of Kansas ven Dietz, received the 2007 the tools of contemporary dra- ble movie did actor Roger Carroll and Ruby 5. Khalil with Dr. Watson) to protect Triumph of Love, Olivia in City, Boston Lyric Opera, Edgar Allan Poe Award for matic writing and stagecraft to Guenveur Smith and actress Kain his impending marriage from Twelfth Night, Gwendolyn in Fort Worth Opera, Tulsa Op- "Best Play" from the Mys- make it feel that way." ruin, as a romantic rendez- Importance of Being Earnest, era and Opera Pacific. tery Writers of America. The Cleveland Play vous with famed singer Irene Cordelia in King Lear, Por- Melissa Rain An- Movie Match-Up - (60's civil Rights) "Our patrons have House production of Sherlock  Adler comes back to haunt tia in Julius Caesar, Claire in derson (Assistant Director) been asking for a mystery Holmes: The Final Adventure FILMS: b) Life of Movement's the King when she threat- Proof, Lucy in Dracula, Syl- co-conceived and directed here at The Play House for features actor Timothy Crowe 1. 'King' (1957) main leader ens to expose his infidelity. via in The Game of Lobe and Roads Traveled for Geva years," said Michael Bloom, in the role of Professor Mori- 2. 'The Long Walk Home' c) 'Detroit Red' becomes Meanwhile, under Moriarty's Chance and Grace in Shop- Theatre Center's Nextstage, Cleveland Play House Artis- arty. Play House patrons will (1990) Is- lamic Muslim command, a host of crooks ping for Joe. which went on to play the tic Director. "This version remember Crowe from last 3. 'Murder in Mississippi' d) bus boycott inspired by lend themselves to a treach- Christian Kohn Duplex in N.Y.C. last winter. of Sherlock Holmes is both season's smash hit My Fair (1990) Rosa Parks erous scheme with hopes of (Sherlock Holmes) has per- She directed Gregg 4. 'Malcolm X' (1992) e) 'Freedom Summer's' Holmes' demise. Is Holmes formed on Broadway in Hol- Coffin's Five Course Love 5. 'Ghost of Mississippi' three activists MENU TIPS prepared to sacrifice himself lywood Arms with Hal Prince at Stages Repertory Theatre (1996) to rid the world of the evil and Carol Burnett, An Ideal and will direct his new musi- DESCRIPTIONS: ANSWERS: 1, b; 2, d; 3, Moriarty? Or does Holmes Husband, Tailerville and Last cal Right Next to Me at the B Lunchbox fun, flavor and nutrition a) death of Medgar Evers e; 4, c; 5, a with to die with his enemy? Chance for a Slow Dance. Street Theatre in January of (NAPS)-Packed Pumpkin Apple Bread Nick Berg Barnes Remi Sandri (King 2008. lunches are a smart choice (Makes 2 loaves or 32 slices) (Doctor Watson) recently ap- of Bohemia) has worked with for school - they help ensure Nonstick cooking spray peared on Broadway in Jour- theatres across the country Play House gets Stagefright this Halloween balanced nutrition for kids 2 cups all-purpose flour ney's End (2007 Best Revival including Geva Theatre Cen- of all ages. And with a little 1 1/3 cups whole wheat flour This Halloween where Justo Saborit Latin and the after party at Stages. Tony Award). His regional ter, American Conservatory prep time, packing a lunch 2 teaspoons baking powder season, The Cleveland Play soul will entertain. Costumes Heavy appetizers and a com- credits including The Taming Theatre, Arizona Theatre can be a fun and educational 1 treaspoon ground cinnamon or House (CPH) and Stages res- are encouraged, but are not plimentary drink ticket will of the Shrew, Twelfth Night, Co., Cincinnati Playhouse, activity for children, while allspice taurant host Stagefright 2007, required. be provided and best dress also creating a foundation 1/2 teaspoon salt The Invisible Man, The Skin Berkeley Repertory Theatre, for healthy eating. 1/2 teaspoon baking soda Game, Someone Who'll Pioneer Theatre Co., San Jose the first annual CPH Hallow- "We are so excited to prizes awarded! However, a packed 1 can (15 ounce) Libby's 100% Watch Over Me and The Im- Rep., Denver Center Theatre een party, on Saturday, Octo- host our first annual Hallow- For more informa- lunch does not necessarily Pure Pumpkin portance of Being Earnest. Co. and various Shakespeare ber 27. een party at The Play House," tion, call Tara Templeman at mean an eaten one. Making 1 cup refrigerated or frozen egg Timothy Crowe festivals in Santa Fe, Santa Partygoers will start said Tara Templeman, Audi- (216) 795-7000 x 233. For it fun, flavorful and nutri- product (Professor Moriarty) returns Cruz, Alabama and Oregon. the evening at 8 p.m. in the ence Development Manager. tickets, visit www.cleveland- 3/4 cup Apple Nestle Juicy Juice tious will decrease the like- to The Cleveland Play House Matthew Schneck Bolton Theatre with a pro- "It's also a great opportunity playhouse.com or call the lihood of it being traded. All Natural 100% Juice where he played Henry Hig- (James Larrabee/Policemen) Remember, if it looks and 1/2 cup honey duction of Sherlock Holmes: to engage a younger audience box office at (216) 795-7000 tastes good, chances are 1/3 cup vegetable oil gins in My Fair Lady last sea- made his Broadway debut in The Final Adventure. and cultivate new relation- x 4 and use the promotional they'll not only eat it, but 1 teaspoon grated orange peel son. London Assurance (Round- After the show, the ships." code "FRIGHT." want it all to themselves! 1/2 cup peeled, chopped green about Theatre Company). party will move to Stages, Tickets are $45 per Stagefright 2007 is Following are in- apple Schneck's Off-Broadway the new public restaurant at person and include Sherlock sponsored by Silk Vodka and spirational lunchbox ideas Preheat oven to 350 de- credits include The Merchant Just The Cleveland Play House Holmes: The Final Adventure The Free Times. to get started: grees F. 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To Inquire Call: (216) 244-3652 Tickets are $75 (Circus Celebrity), $60 Shop Hours: Police Officer (Front Row), $35 (VIP), Tuesday - Thursday - 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. $20, and $15. All seats Friday - 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Lateral Entry are reserved, and tickets Saturday - 6:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. are available beginning Carmen Tierra City Of Euclid Friday, September 14 at (216) 244-3652 (216) 276-5226 www.ringling.com, www. Carece Shay ticketmaster.com or by The City of Euclid Police Department is (216) 214-7027 (216) 773-1477 calling Ticketmaster at Cristian - (216) 965-3352 accepting applications and resumes for the position (216) 241-5555. of police officer, lateral entry, with a salary range of $54,400 - $59,675, plus excellent benefits. Must have minimum three years, full-time, current police experience, O.P.O.T.A. certification and valid driver’s license. The mandatory physical agility test must be 12302 Buckeye Road - Cleveland, OH completed through Cuyahoga Community College. (216) 210-5010 Hours: Tues. - Thurs. 11 a.m. - 12 Midnight The Euclid Police Department offers a number of Fri. And Sat. 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. - Sun. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. career opportunities that include Patrol Division, Dinners Seafood Sandwiches Detective Bureau, Narcotics & Vice Unit, Emergency Beef Ribs - Pork Ribs Whiting - Perch Rib - Pig Feet Pig Feet - Pig Feet Deluxe Shrimp Whiting - Perch - Polish Boy Response Team, K-9 Unit, and Community Policing. Chicken Wings Old Fashion Foot Long Chili Dog Wings .75 Each Sides: Cole Slaw - Potato Salad - Fries Applications packets are available at the City “Our Sauce Is So Good You Can Eat it With Bread Only!” Hall lobby, 585 East 222 Street, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and the Euclid Police Department, 545 East 222 Street (24 hours Lucy’s Sweet Surrender a day). The application can also be downloaded “Pastries Too Good To Resist!” from the Euclid Police website at www.euclidpd.org. 12516 Buckeye Road Cleveland, Ohio 44120 Application period is Monday, October 1, 2007 through Monday, November 12, 2007. (216) 752-0828 Application packets may be returned via mail or dropped off at the Euclid Police Department. Hours: Monday thru Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Birthday Cakes - Pastry Trays Application deadline is Monday, November 12, 2007. Custom European Tortes - Wedding Cakes Howl-O-Ween party for pets Pets are people too, right? Then why not celebrate Halloween in style and contribute to a great cause. Dog Topia is hosting its third Annual Howl-O-Ween costume party benefiting the South Euclid Humane Society. All (well-behaved!) peo- ple and dogs are welcome and costumes are a must. Admission is $5 per dog. 100 percent of all proceeds benefit the South Euclid Humane So- ciety. Snacks - for people and dogs, of course - will be served. Games will be played and prizes awarded for the best costume. Prizes include: one free week of doggy daycare at Dog Topia ($100 value); a doggy toy chest filled with toys, treats and training products ($75 value); and a doggy gift bag that includes one free day of doggy daycare at Dog Topia, and a Dog Topia t-shirt and hat. The event will be held on Friday, Octo- ber 26; from 7 to 9 p.m. at 2624 Noble Road (corner of Noble and Monticello) Cleveland Heights.