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JudgeJudge Charles Charles Patton Patton to lead to panel lead panel at CSU at Kid’s Corner Joel Osten teams with Feed The Children SPORTS MENU TIPS Cleveland NAACP executive committeeCSU Joel Osteen is teaming up with international member and Municipal Court Judge Charles Patton Daveon Allen Brown, who hunger relief organization Feed The Children on his will lead a distinguished panel discussing the “Tal- is five years old, is the son of Dwight nationwide 2007 event schedule of “An Evening with LeCharles Bentley As A Source Of Vital ented Tenth, Education and Dr. W.E.B. DuBois on Brown and Ebony Walters. He is the Joel Osteen.” People attending are encouraged to bring Folic Acid, Rice Is Nice Saturday, February 24 at Cleveland State Univer- canned food items to the event. Feed The Children To Miss Season sity’s Urban Affairs College, 1717 Euclid Avenue. grandson of Theresa Brown. With a hearty appetite, he loves chicken and will be present on Friday, February 23 at the Quicken The event is focused at students, but is free and open Loans Arena in Cleveland to collect food and redistrib- to the public,” said Stan Miller, executive director of playing with cars. He has an older brother, Quantez, and he attends Lex- ute the collected food to needy children and families in See Page 6 See Page 7 the Cleveland NAACP. For information, call (216) the Cleveland area. To learn more information, please 687-3655. ington-Bell Day Care Center. Brown visit www.joelosteen.com. EVOL.ASTSID 28 No. 7 Tuesday, February 20, 2007 - Friday, February 23, 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” Protest held at Saint Luke’s By GEORGE GOLDMAN low-income. Another complaint that five children. Edwards has is that the larger construc- Edwards has directed his A group of about 40 black tion companies dont want to use legiti- criticism directly at Eric Hoddersen, contractors and construction work- mate black contractors. who is the president of Neighborhood ers held a protest in front of Saint Edwards also contends that Progress Inc. and New Village Devel- Luke’s Hospital to protest the lack by hiring black construction workers opment Corporation, who are the own- of hiring black workers on Tuesday and city residents this will reduce the ers of Saint Luke’s Hospital. at E. 116th St. and Shaker Boule- poverty rate in the city and at the same Hoddersen said that with the vard. time reduce the high crime rate. demolition of Saint Luke’s Hospital The Black Contractors According to Edwards, his and the removal of absestos from the Group, Inc. was in charge of the organization has been in existence for site, there is a total of 36 workers and demostraters who carried signs pro- two years and the purpose of the orga- 13 are African American and Hispan- testing the hiring of black workers. nization is two have parity in the con- ic. Norman Edwards is the struction industry in Cuyahoga County Hoddersen also said that president of the group and he has a in reference to employing black con- he is working closely with the Buck- laundry list of complaints when it struction workers. eye Area Development Corporation comes to not hiring blacks and mi- Edwards, 53 years old, has (BADC) to employ workers directly norities on construction sites in the more than 30 years of experience in the from the neighborhood. city of Cleveland. construction industry. He graduated John Hopkins, director At the Saint Luke’s Hos- from John F. Kennedy High School in of BADC, said that his organization pital site, Edwards claims that the 1971 and attended Ohio State Univer- works to include African Americans in owner of the site Neighborhood sity. He is married and the father of all aspects of construction in the area. Progress Inc. and New Village De- velopment are not hiring minorities for demolition work at the site. Edwards also listed the Winpisinger Place, at E. 125th and Shaker Boulevard as another site not hiring black construction workers. Winpisinger Place is a senior com- Members of the Black Contractors Group, Inc. held a protest demonstration in front of Saint Luke’s Hospital plex. (E.116th and Shaker Boulevard) on Tuesday morning to demonstrate against the contractor in charge of the demolition of When the new Social Se- the hospital for not hiring black construction workers or contractors. There were about 40 demonstrators at the protest curity Office was built at E. 116th carrying signs. Norman Edwards, the president of the group is adamant about employing black workers at the Saint Luke’s and Shaker Boulevard, according to site. Photo l to r: Ken Bender, Edwards and Terry Ford. Edwards there were no black con- struction workers involved with the Obama to visit Tri-C building of the site. Barack Obama, a presi- Edwards says that the city of Cleveland allows this type of be- dential candidate, will campaign in havior in the construction industry Cleveland on Monday at Cuyahoga in Cleveland to take place and that Community College’s Eastern Cam- the city can stop this behavior. Heavy snow from a storm (Tuesday, February 13) caused the pus in Highland Hills for a rally at According to Debra Linn roof of this Marathon Gas Station at the corner of Lorain and Fulton 6:00 p.m. Talley, director of Office of Equal Roads to collapse on top of vehicles. Another BP Gas Station Canopy He is the first major presi- Opportunity, her office serves as a collapsed on Monday hurting to people, according to Cleveland police dential candidate to hold a rally here. monitoring agency to monitor con- and rescue workers. Four cars were beneath the canopy at 3100 West Obama, who is an Illinois struction companies doing business 14th Street when the roof caved in. Two people were taken to Metro- senator, will start his day in Cincin- with the city compliance. Talley said that the Fan- Health Center by ambulance, one with serious injuries, according to nati at a $500-to-$2,300 breakfast, nie Lewis Law requires 20 percent emergency personnel. One woman was not seriously hurt but went to where only those forking over the top of the construction workers be city the emergency room as a precaution. (ESDN Photo by Ray Robinson) dollar will get a photo. residents and four percent must be

Judith Petres-Balogh was at Loganberry Books, 13015 Larchmere Boulevard, to promote her recent book “This Old House By The Lake.” Petres- Balogh, 74 years old, came to Cleveland in 1952 as a refugee from Hungary Student shot at school and lived in the East 125th and Buckeye Rd. area prior to working for the US Department of Defense in Germany as a teacher. She returned to Hungary at By GEORGE GOLDMAN Tuesday afternoon. Center and released. On Wednesday Martin Flask held a press conference the time when the Iron Curtain came down. Petres-Balogh and her husband The teenagers were shot police did apprehend the teen respon- at the school board to tell parents in Yozo still lives in Hungary and the U.S. Petres-Balogh’s book can be purchased Two incidents involving stu- following fights that began outside sible for the shooting and he is being the community that the violent inci- at Loganberry by calling (216) 795-9800. She has published a total of seven dents at high schools in the Cleveland of South High School after the end held at a juvenile facility. dents would be investigated and that books two in Hungarian and five in English. She also served as the editor of the Hungarian Illustrated World News. Photo l to r: Petres-Balogh and Harriet Municipal School District resulted in of classes and according to the The other fight broke out at schools would be open and safe. Ac- Logan, owner of Loganberry. two teenagers being shot and a big fight Cleveland Police, the teens were East High School and it resulted in cording to records, a 15 year old fe- breaking out at another high school treated at Metro Health Medical three arrests and 21 students being male South High student was shot in sent home on “emergency removal.” the shoulder and an 18 year old man Gasoline prices move up Farrakhan to speak at Saviours’ Day No one was injured in the incident. picking up another student was shot Northeast Ohio gas pric- erratic. During the same day of the in the thigh around 2:15 p.m. after a incidents, Cleveland School Board fight started and ended on Broadway es increased again. This week While some down time By GEORGE GOLDMAN ters on the margins of society Chief Executive Eugene Sanders and when someone opened fire into the the price of a gallon of regular, is to be expected as refiners make with a message of self-improve- Louis Farrakhan, the leader ment and separation from whites, Cleveland Public Safety Director crowd. unleaded self-serve gasoline necessary adjustments to equip- of the Nation of Islam, is billed as what who he said were inherently evil jumped upward by four cents to ment, it is helpful to remember might be his final major address on because of their enslavement of $2.30. this process also can lead to Sunday in Detroit during the Saviours’ blacks. Smiley’s book tour to visit city According to the AAA mechanical failures that need Day Convention. The convention will Farrakhan rebuilt the The purpose of Smiley’s additional time to remedy. be held from February 22 through Feb- movement in the late 1970s af- visit to Cleveland is to get blacks Fuel Gauge, the national average ruary 25. ter W.D. Mohammed, the son of price of self-serve regular gaso- Friday’s explosion and Some Muslims are wonder- longtime Nation of Islam leader more involved with their commu- line is almost five cents higher fire at a Valcio Energy refrac- ing if the fiery orator, now slowed by Elijah Muhammed, moved his fol- nity and create change to improve today than it was last Tuesday. tory in McKee, Texas is a good poor health, will try to repair old divi- lowers toward mainstream Islam. their neighborhood schools, their Today’s price is $2.28 example, although this event by sions between his movement and main- The official Saviours’ job outlook and their quality of stream Islam. Day schedule of events consist life. per gallon compared to $2.23 per itself is not expected to have a Farrakhan’s scheduled ap- of a gathering on Thursday, Feb- gallon eight days ago. meaningful effect on prices. pearance at Ford Field, home of the ruary 22; Friday, February 23, Smiley, at the conclusion The price movement is All of this can be puz- NFL’s Detroit Lions, will be his first workshops, seminars and featured of his annual State Of The Black in line with AAA’s expectations zling to consumers who watch since ceding leadership last year to an speakers at Cobo Center, Saviours’ Union conference, issued a call to executive board because of illness. 2007 Writers’ Row Consortium of for higher retail prices due to oil prices because - given the action for blacks to take more con- Farrakhan, 73-years-old, was notable authors and publishers, trol of their lives and their commu- recent increases in the cost of right circumstances - oil prices released last month from the hospital historic tour, Charles H. Wright oil and because the United States can be moving lower in response after undergoing a 12-hour abdominal Museum of African American nities. is nearing its annual switch to to growing inventories of un- operation to correct damage caused by History; Saturday, February 24, Smiley is on a 14 city tour treatment for prostate cancer. A state- cleaner-burning warm weather processed crude, while gasoline workshops, seminars and featured promoting his recently released ment from the Nation of Islam at the speakers at Cobo Center, historic book “The Covenant In Action. fuels. prices can be moving higher as time said Farrakhan “doesn’t see him- tour Charles H. Wright Museum His other book is entitled “The This is a time of year the stock of refined products self coming before the public on such a of African American History, Sav- Smiley - - Covenant With Black America,” when oil prices can be especially drops. major stage as we are preparing in De iours’ 2007 Writers’ Row Con Tavis Smiley, 42-years- troit.” He might, however, honor lesser sortium of notable authors and which showcases a growing spirit AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey engagements. publishers; Sunday, February 25, old, and an activist, will bring his of determination. book tour to Northeast Ohio with Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline The event will be a home- Saviours’ 2007 Keynote Event at A $1,000.00 grand prize coming of sorts for the Nation of Is- Ford Field at 2:00 p.m., and key- a stop in Cleveland on Saturday is being offered in a special reli- Regular lam movement, which promoted black note address by the Honorable at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, 7500 gious poetry contest sponsored by Today (2-23-07) $2.31 empowerment and nationalism. It was Minister Louis Farrakhan: “One Woodland Avenue as well as at the New Jersey Rainbow Poets, Last Week (2-13-07) $2.27 founded in Detroit by Wallace D. Fard Nation Under God.” in 1930. For information on the Kent State University later that free to anyone who has ever writ- Last Year (2-24-06) $2.23 Fard attracted black Detroi- convention call (773) 324-6000. day. Page 2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, February 20, 2007-Friday, February 23, 2007 VANTAGE POINT YOUR HEALTH Book deals with the life and trial of a slave trader Program helps cancer survivors move forward (NAPSM)-While most mono in her teens, Wilson, now You may never know Captain Gordon was the first the American slave trade of gan the journey back to its young adults worry about careers 23, soon discovered she was bat- the incredible impact a card American sent to the gallows the 19th century," Soodalter home port, New York. The and dates, those who have sur- tling cancer and needed a marrow or a phone call can have on a for the capital crime of slave notes, "and of our govern- ship was packed incredibly vived cancer also worry about transplant to survive. survivor's spirits. trading. And he would be the ment's stunning and continu- tight, with "cargo": 897 Af- hair loss, a weak immune system, In addition to taking One of the most daunt- last American executed for ous failure to stop it." rican men, women and chil- skin problems, fatigue and infer- care of herself, Wilson also had ing hurdles of surviving cancer tility. to worry about looking after her is catching up at school. Friends this heinuous offense. In the spring of dren. Many Americans are four-year-old son, Jaylen. Fam- can make sure that no survivor "Hanging Captain 1860, Nathaniel Gordon, then Just 30 miles into its unaware that cancer is the lead- ily, faith and music helped her ever feels alone. Teachers can Gordon: The Life and Trial 34, with a pretty wife and return, the Erie was stopped ing cause of disease-related death cope while she recovered. also play a crucial role by offering of an American Slave Trader" young son to care for, seized by a Navy vessel. On August among young people. Today, Wilson is using extra help as well as classroom (Atria Books/Simon & Schus- the opportunity to sail to Ha- 14, 1860 Nathaniel Gordon And although survival her experience with cancer to modifications that might ease the ter; February 2007; ISBN: vanna and assume command was arrested for slave trad- rates for childhood cancer have help others who may be getting stress. 0743267281; $15.00; trade of the Erie. It would mark his ing. increased, resources to help through similar situations. She Programs such as "For- paperback) by Ron Soodalter fourth slaving expedition. Did Captain Gor- young survivors cope with the participated in "Forward" to ward" can help teens learn from presents the first full, in-depth For various reasons- don's death make an impact new, often confusing or frighten- share her experience as a young the experiences of others and let Soodalter ing world they face after a serious single mom dealing with cancer them know their feelings aren't account of this compelling political, economic, social, on the slave trade/ The evi- illness are minimal. and is also giving back by as- strange or unique. Case managers By noon on Friday, and largely forgotten case. and personal-this voyage dence, as Soodalter acknowl- February 21, 1862, about To help these young sisting in marrow drives in the through NMDP's Office of Patient Drawining on ex- would be different. Unknown edges, is far from convinc- adults progress after a serious 400 people had gathered in African-American community Advocacy are available to provide haustive research, including to the captain, two officials ing. By calling attention to illness, the National Marrow to increase racial and ethnic di- support and answer questions the walled-in courtyard of state archives, court records, who had cleared his ship for his crime and the crimes of Donor Program (NMDP) Office versity in the NMDP registry. about marrow transplants at (888) New York City's infamous and contemporary newspaper sailing-one from the U.S. and his collaboratrs, "Hanging of Patient Advocacy developed Because survival rates 999-6743. prison, the "Tombs." Eighty accounts, Soodalter reveals one from Canada-promptly Captain Gordon" makes a "Forward"-a resource designed for cancer have dramatically Information is available were marines, armed with how one man-an unconscio- conveyed their suspicions to powerful contribution to the specifically for teenagers and increased, chances are every at www.marrow.org/patient. rifles. The rest of the crowd nable, but not uncommon, other officials. understanding of slavery as young adults who have had a community will be home to a Even if you aren't close ,marrow or cord blood trans- cancer survivor at some point. to the cancer survivor in his or her consisted of reporters, politi- criminal-paid the ultimate By the time the Erie a shameful fact of America's plant. Communities can offer community, you can help others. cians, and the curious who price for getting caught in the reached the mouth of the Con- past and present. had secured invitations to an Young survivors may a powerful tool to help young Donate blood or register turning tides of America. go, the State Department, the Soodalter, a pas- undergo months of treatment, unprecedented execution. survivors overcome their post- to be a marrow donor. It's easy to While vividly rec- Navy, and the African Squad- sionate historian, holds grad- which can include marrow trans- treatment challenges. It's easy register with the National Marrow The condemned, a reating the drama behind the ron-a little fleet with the big uate degrees in American plants and chemotherapy. to be supportive without being Donor Program online at www. young sea captain from Port- fate of this cocky slaver, he job of patrolling the ocean in Folk Culture and education. When treatment is intrusive. marrow.org/join. land, Maine, was named Na- places the case in its proper, search of slave ships-were all He has taught American his- complete, they are months, if not thaniel Gordon. He had been outrageous context. tracking Capton Gordon. tory and served as a museum years, behind in school. Free legal advice at center convicted of breaking a law "Gordon's story is a Mere weeks after curator. He lives in Chap- In most cases, they have lost their hair, along with a The Legal Ad So- sociation, mobilizes private passed by Congress in 1820. very small part of the story of dropping anchor, the Erie be- paqua, New York. In the 42 years since, great deal of their strength. ciety of Cleveland will host attorneys to assist in making Many have lost the a brief legal advice clinic on legal advice and representa- Kevin Moore named to managing director of theatre ability to ever have children of February 24, from 10 a.m. - tion more accessible to low-in- their own. And their social life 12 noon at the Murtis Taylor come individuals. The Cleveland Play conduct a successful $9,000,000 Moore will be responsible for and confidence are often signifi- Service Center (13422 Kins- During the clinics, House board of directors and capital campaign and person- the administrative, financial, de- cantly impacted. man Road, Cleveland.) volunteer lawyers offer gen- Artistic Director Michael Bloom ally led lobbying efforts that velopment and facilities aspects For Danielle Wilson, Volunteer attorneys eral advice, information or re- resulted in $2.5 million in finan- of the theatre and The Cleveland recently announced the ap- being a single mom is hard. from Cuyahoga County Com- ferrals to individuals with civil pointment of Kevin Moore to cial support and tax abatement Play House Club. Throw in a life-threatening, de- legislation from the District of Moore replaces Dean mon Pleas Court will staff the legal issues, including divorce, the position of managing direc- bilitating disease, and trying to Columbia government. R. Gladden as managing direc- civil legal clinic for low-in- contracts and bankruptcy, as tor, effective April 2007. manage alone is unimaginable. At Woolly Mammoth, tor, who now manages the Alley come individuals. well as problems with public Moore currently Misdiagnosed with Moore managed six consecu- Theatre in Houston. This event is part of benefit systems. serves as managing director tive seasons of balanced bud- of Woolly Mammoth Theatre gets while more than doubling The Original an ongoing series of drop-in The attorneys do not Company in Washington, D.C. the annual operating budget legal clinics sponsored by Le- handle criminal cases. Inter- where he has held that posi- and partnered with the artistic gal Aid's Volunteer Lawyers ested persn should bring rel- tion since 1998. director to produce more than Program. evant paperwork. Moore is elated to be 40 plays including 16 world pre- The Volunteer Law- For further informa- mieres. Chinese Restaurant coming to Cleveland. "Kevin represents yers Program, organized in tion, please contact The Legal During his tenure a new generation of manag- (Only One Location) collaboration with the Cleve- Aid Society of Cleveland at at Woolly Mammoth, Moore ers who are highly skilled and land Bar Association and the (216) 687-1900 or visit: www. played a critical leadership role trained to work in the complex Moore Phone: 991-2222 Cuyahoga County Bar As- lasclev.org. in that company’s move from environment of non-profit thes- of Arts degree in directing from Carry Out Menu Office & Plant a small professional theatre tre," Bloom said. "He is a terrific Moorehead State University and 9320 Woodland Avenue Cleveland, OhiO 44104 (216) 231-6115 working in a tiny garage space person for this job and today is a Masters of Arts in Arts Admin- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK fax: 231-6117 a great day at The Play House. istration from Indiana Univer- to a major player in the cultural 11708 Buckeye Road - Cleveland, Ohio Daily landscape of the community, Prior to leading Wool- sity. PAINT & VARNISH CO. ly Mammoth, Moore served five performing in an award-win- "We are thrilled to be MANUFACTURERS OF seasons as director of marketing able to bring Kevin Moore to ning new theatre facility in ROBT. #1 ALL HAND CAR WASH RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL at La Jolla Playhouse in San Di- The cleveland Play House. 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It is a known fact Aramaic, the language of ered the essence of the unity The following sociating others with God. If the Creator is The Quran sum- that every language has one Jesus and a sister language or the motto of monothe- Quranic verses are very The repentance of those Eternal and Everlasting, marizes this argument in or more terms that are used of Arabic. ism. clear and straightforward who yet live is acceptable then His attributes must also the following verses: "God in reference to God and The One true God This is chapter 112 in this respect: "Verily, for to God if He wills. -MSA be eternal and everlasting. has not taken to Himself sometimes to lesser deities. is a reflection of the unique which reads: "In the name the Righteous are gardens of of USC] He should not lose any of any son, nor is there any This is not the case with concept that Islam associ- of God, the Merciful, the Delight, in the Presence of The Creator must His attributes nor acquire god with Him: For then Allah. Allah is the personal ates with God. to a Mus- Compassionate. Say (O their Lord. Should God then be of a different nature from new ones. If this is so, then each god would have taken name of the One true God. lim, Allah is the Almighty, Muhammad) He is God, the treat the people of faith like the things created because if His attributes are absolute. of that which he created Nothing else can Creator and Sustainer of Everlasting Refuge, who the people of sin? What is he is of the same nature as Can there be more than one and some of them would be called Allah. The term the universe, Who is similar has not begotten, nor has the matter with you? (68:34- they are, he will be temporal Creator with such absolute have risen up over others." has no plural or gender. to nothing and nothing is been begotten, and equal to 36) and will therefore need a attributes? (23:91) This shows its uniqueness comparable to Him. Him is not anyone." Some Islam rejects char- maker. It follows that noth- Can there be for And Why, were when compared with the The Prophet Mu- non-Muslims allege that acterizing God in any hu- ing is like Him. If the maker example, two absolutely there gods in earth and word god which can be hammad was asked by his God in Islam is a stern and man form or depicting Him is not temporal, then he powerful Creators? A mo- heaven other than God, they made plural, gods, or femi- contemporaries about Allah; cruel God who demands to as favoring certain individu- must be eternal. But if he is ment's thought shows that (heaven and earth) would nine, goddess. the answer came directly be obeyed fully. He is not als or nations on the basis eternal, he cannot be caused, this is not feasible. surely go to ruin." (21:22) It is interesting from God himself in the loving and kind. 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By JAY THOMAS WILLIS My sisters and broth- One sister demonstrat- career as a writer had I started getting U.S. citizens to provide (ODJFS) while continuing to Q: Can a person who seasonal work for my landscaping try to attract U.S. workers by has entered the U.S. illegally get ers and I attended a rural school ed no special talent in school. earlier. business. Can I legally hire foreign advertising in the local news- an H-2b visa? Most children if left that didn’t attempt to develop our She waited until she I could have been a workers? paper. The ODJFS reviews the A: Generally not. In to develop on their own aren’t talents. What it did was baby-sat was nearly 62 years old before good football player, though I A: Yes. Lawful perma- application and forwards it to the some cases, a person can leave motivated or inspired to achieve us until it was time to graduate or she realized an undiscovered tal- was small in high school and nent residents (green card holders) U.S. DOL. The DOL will certify the U.S. and return on an H-2b educationally. The exception dropout. S o m e o f ent. never given an opportunity; I can legally work in the U.S. In ad- the application only if it is con- visa, but a person who has been in might, but the average child won’t them were at least successful at She was an average was rather quick and tenacious. I dition, foreign nationals also may vinced there are no U.S. workers the U.S. illegally for an extended be-that’s the way children are. graduating high school. student but had poor motivation also could have been a track star, work in the U.S. if they have been for the position, that the job is period of time won’t be able to authorized by the Citizenship and temporary and that the employer Sometime children’s We were lucky to learn to read from home and school. but likewise was never given an return to the U.S. Specifically, Immigration Service, and if they will pay the required wages. The the Illegal Immigration and Immi- idea of being intelligent is to get and write at a decent level. She wouldn’t have become aware opportunity to participate. abide by the conditions of that employer then must ask the U.S. grant Responsibility Act of 1996 by with less effort as possible. Our school was a modi- of this talent if it wasn’t for a In college during track employment authorization. Citizenship and Immigration to says that a person who leaves the It’s up to teachers, par- fied version of the classic one- much older sister. and field one coach saw me dem- Q: How are foreign approve the employment. Finally, U.S. after having been in the U.S. ents and other adults to encour- room schoolhouse. The older sister told onstrate my skills and offered me nationals usually hired for con- the foreign worker must appear illegally for 180 days will not be age, inspire and motivate them There was no air con- her that most in the family had a a scholarship, but I figured it was struction and landscaping jobs? at a U.S. Consulate in the home able to return to the U.S. for three to excellence. ditioning and it was barely heated talent for drawing, all they had to too little, too late-with respect to A: Temporary immigra- country to obtain a U.S. visa. years. We must prepare our in winter-it got hot in summer but do was develop it. athletics. tion options for U.S. employment Generally, it takes three to four Likewise, a person who are very limited, but there is an months to complete all of the leaves after having been in the children to acquire what they the weather wasn’t severely cold Keep in mind that the Parents and schools “H-2b” visa provision for sea- steps necessary to obtain an H-2b U.S. illegally for one year will not need to succeed as early in life in winter. Some of our books and members of my family main- should identify children’s po- sonal, non-agricultural work that visa. be able to return to the U.S. for a as possible. desks were handed down from the tained very poor communication, tential at an early age and help is often used by the construction Q: How long does the period of ten years. While there It seems that some white part of the district. Janito- otherwise she could have found to develop it. and landscaping industries to fill H-2b employment authorization are exceptions, these rules prevent black homes and schools fail to rial services were inadequate. this out sooner. Most children don’t seasonal needs. last? most people from returning to the teach children what they need to We had no fundamen- She then decided to know what they’re good at but Q: How can an employ- A: Because the H-2b U.S. know. tals of music, classes in art or con- try sketching beginning to draw given an opportunity, motivation er hire foreign nationals through visa is for temporary work, the Q: Is Congress consid- At minimum, schools structive physical education. We in her spare time. She still hasn’t and encouragement, they will the H-2b visa provision? employment cannot exceed 364 ering increasing the number of A: The employer can days. The employer can apply for H-2bs that are granted or create a and parents should teach children spent a lot of classroom time just developed her talent because she develop their talents. hire foreign nationals by arrang- recertification, but must provide quicker and easier visa option for the potential each child has for sitting around doing absolutely only recently discovered it, but is A God given ability ing for them to get H-2b visas, a new application every year. the construction and landscaping success in any given area, the ba- nothing. Most teachers made at least beginning to cultivate it. is definitely a terrible thing to but only if it can be shown that: 1) Q: Can the employee industries? sic skills all children should pos- very little effort to give children When she told me waste! the job is temporary (such as for change jobs after an employer A: Proposals currently sess, to cultivate and develop any a quality education. she had discovered this talent Mr. Willis is the author a one-time, seasonal, peak-load, has received the H-2b certifica- being considered by Congress as special talent they might have, Only one of my broth- for drawing, I was sure she was of twelve books, fifteen profes- or intermittent need); 2) the job tion? part of an immigration reform to be disciplined and rigorous in ers graduated from high school. I joking-I couldn’t believe it until sional journal articles, a number will last for less than one year; A: The H-2b certifica- package include the creation of a tion cannot be transferred from guest worker program or the addi- their studies and also what areas recall he was better at math than she sent me some of her beautiful of magazine articles, and over and 3) attempts to recruit qualified or interested U.S. workers have one employer to another since tion of special “essential worker” they definitely lack potential. anything else, probably because sketches. 300 newspaper articles. failed. it is issued only for a specific visas for jobs in industries such My father only finished it was the only subject in which Even I could recognize His latest novel, As Q: Must employers pay job opportunity. If the employee as construction, landscaping and the second grade and my mother some rigorous application was the perfect lines, attention to Soon as the Weather Breaks, a certain wage in order to employ wants to transfer to another em- hospitality. the eighth grade. They discontin- required, but when he graduated, details, depth perception, clarity may be reviewed along with the a foreign worker under an H-2b ployer, the new employer must Law You Can Use is a ued school to work in the fields. he went no further. He had no idea and imagination in her sketches. other books at: www.geocities. visa? complete the certification process weekly consumer legal informa- My parents were 47 about what to do with his life and I tried to convey that com/willisjt. E-mail Willis at: A: Yes. 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As of this writing there are has stepped up to become a scoring be the “go to” guy after James, but best record in the Eastern confer- just over two days until the NBA alternative and has been given much having him becoming an increased ence behind the Pistons and Wash- trading deadline, so unless the Cavs more playing time. Rookie Daniel scoring threat (something that may ington. They have 29 remaining work fast, they will be going the Gibson has been given the start- be a necessity), does not appear to regular season games to get ready to route with their current company. ing point guard spot and has shown be a likelihood. Drew Gooden has extend their season. LeBron James, There are three improve- some flashes here and there, but it had some good games in the front who scored 28 points in the all- ments implemented that have unproven against pressure defenses. court and Donyell Marshall has the Star Game, but almost got injured changed the teams’ look from last It has been shown that occasional shooting touch night. attempting to Hot dog a dunk will season. Anderson Verajo, who “was Zydrunas Ilgauskas remains an im- Eric Snow can offer measured play- making and Damon Jones is still able to hoist up the periodic three. Season winding-down for college hoops The Cavs have started to run more, pretty much by James’ insistence By KARL BRYANT late in the season (opponents are de- action, Youngstown State’s Quin and Coach Mike Brown has contin- termined the week before the game) Humphrey was named Horizon ued to stress the defensive end - say- With more than a week between “mid-major” programs to League Player of the Week after ing good “D” leads to fast breaks. left in the regular season, Akron sits give the NCAA selection committee scoring 36 points in a 66-61 win The make or break aspect atop the East Division of the Mid- a better feel for tournament invita- over Detroit and 20 points in a 65- of the team though, is that the Cavs American Conference standings tions. MAC squads went 6-6 in their 61 bracketbuster win over Eastern are the worst free throw shooting with a record of 10-2. Akron has bracketbuster games. Kentucky. Monique Godfrey scored team in the league. That has to im- won 11 of the last 12 games and at In women’s MAC action, 21 points as YSU’s women lost 76- prove unless the Cavs want teams to 20-5, gave it’s post-season chances a Kent State clobbered Akron, 88-58. 70 to Wisconsin-Milwaukee. foul them more during crunch time boost by beating Austin Peay 74-57 La’Kia Stewart, on 9 of 11 shoot- Cleveland State shocked to put them at the charity strips, in a BracketBuster game. St. Vin- ing, led the Golden Flashes, who sit California Northridge out on the where they have only a little better Cleveland Cavaliers Sasha Pavlovic drives to the basket recently cent-St. Mary’s Romeo Travis led in second place in the MAC East, Coast 85-76 in a bracketbuster than a 2/3 chance to get the ball in during the Cavs win over the Los Angeles Lakers at the Quicken Loans Akron with 21 points and Jerimiah with 19 points. Nikki McCoy led games as Joe Davis led the Vikings the net. Arena. (ESDN Photo by Ray Robinson) Wood from Akron Central Hower the Zips, who have only won twice with 17 points. This surprise came had 11 rebounds against Austin Peay, in MAC play, with 11 points. Kent a few days after CSU lost 68-55 to the Ohio Valley Conference Cham- had a much tougher time Tuesday, Wright State, who had quite a week Big Bob Allison played for Twins 1965 winning team pion, 18-8 overall. Kent State won losing to No. 16 Bowling Green 89- themselves - firstly, defeating No. By JIM AMATO campaign. He hit 22 more homers their BracketBuster game against 66. Kristin Peoples led KSU with 10 Butler, 77-65 to take the Horizon the American League with Harmon in 1968. last years Final Four participant, 23 points as Amber Flynn paced League lead, beating CSU for their Killebrew, Tony Oliva and Allison Bob Allison was born in In 1969, Allison batted George Mason, 68-62. Omni Smith BGSU with 21 points. The 24-2 20th win and finishing with a 77-62 plus an improving pitching staff. 1934 in Missouri. In 1958 the 24 just 189 times. In 1970 he only led KSU with 18 points. Mason has Falcons, undefeated in MAC play, bracketbuster win over Cal State The Twins finally put it year old, 6’ 4” - 220 power hitter made it to the plate 72 times. only two returning starters from last preceded the win over KSU with Fullerton. In the meantine, CSU’s all together and won the AL flag in broke in with the Washington Sena- That was his final season. year’s Cinderella team and is 14-11. an 85-44 blowout of Buffalo. Carin women had one of their best week in 1965. Allison contributed 23 hom- tors. He became a starter in 1959 Allison ended his career with 13 Kent is a game behind Akron in the Horne led BG’ with 15 points and recent memory, beating Detroit 77- ers and 78 RBI’s but he hit a career and blasted out 30 home runs while seasons under his belt. MAC East and is 17-9 overall. Megan Thornburn led Buffalo with 74 and Wisconsin-Milwaukee 57-54 low .233. The Twins lost the World driving in 85. He sent 256 balls over the Meanwhile, Toledo, who 22 points. Ball State stayed atop the before losing a squeaker to No. 25 Series in seven exciting games to He only hit 15 HR’s in fence. He drove in 796 while post- leads the MAC West at 10-2, lost their MAC West with a 10-3 record after Wisconsin-Green Bay. Freshman the Koufax and Drysdale led Los 1960 but followed the team when ing a career batting average of .255. bracketbuster game to Old Domin- losing to Western Michigan 81-68. Kailey Klein, whose promotion to Angeles Dodgers. In 1966, Allison they moved to Minnesota and be- He even stole 84 bases. ion 73-70. Justin Ingram led Toledo Julie DeMuth led Ball State with 19 the starting help lineup late in the only played in 70 games. came the Twins. He was a solid outfielder / first bse- with 25 points as the Rockets fell to points as Carrie Moore, the nations season ha energized CSU, led the Allison bounced back in Allison died on April 9, man. 14-11 on the year. BracketBuster leading scorer, tallied 31 points for Lady Vikings in scoring in two of 1967 with a solid 24 HR, 70 RBI 1995. He had a very respectable games were instituted to be played Western in the upset. In other area the 3 games. career spending it all with the same organization. LeCharles Bentley to miss season In 1961, he cracked 29 homers and drove in 105. He came By KARL BRYANT Browns signed before the 2006 sea- had previously speculated tha this right back in 1962 to again hit 29 son and never saw a minute of game would happen. TE Kellen Winslow dingers and pushed 102 runs across Browns General Man- time, will undergo another surgical missed almost his entire first two the plate. In 1963 Allison hit a per- ager Phil Savage has confirmed procedure that will keep him from years with the Browns due to on sonal high of 35 round trippers but that LeCharles Bentley, the All Pro playing for another season. Several and off the field injuries. It has also fell short of the 100 RBI mark with Center from St. Ignatius, whom the national sports reporting agencies been reported that DB Daylon Mc- 91. In 1964, Allison again hit more Cutcheon, who missed last season than 30 home runs for the third time Winterburn brothers wrestle with heart with injury as well, may also not be in his career with 32 to go along back next year. And so goes another with his 86 RBI’s. You could see day in the Cleveland sports scene. the Twins emerging as a threat in Buckeyes in another No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup By KARL BRYANT trouble, scored 16 points for OSU, who’s now ranked sixth nationally “Our marriage counselor shot his wife!” The Buckeyes are facing at 24-2. another one of those No. 1 vs. No. 2. The football team had three such games this year and unfortunately the last one “the BCS Champion- Boxing Nostalgia ship Game loss to Florida - was way too painful. By JIM AMATO This time it’s the men’s basketball team that’s facing fel- low Big 10 opponent Wisconsin this Sunday. Beau Jack was a true all time great boxer In the coaches poll, the Winterburn Winterburn Buckeyes are No. 1 and Wisconsin The name Sidney and Tippy Larkin for the vacant trail Jack put together five wins is No. 2. In the AP poll, the Badgers Walker would not be very fa- - Editor’s Note: Austin wrestling for nine years. New York State Athletic Com but then lost to Terry Young. He have the top spot and OSU is the and Anthony are sons of EAST- He thinks Austin and An- miliar to most fight fans. Men- mission lightweight title. Jack then defeated Greco and Janiro SIDE DAILY NEWS photogra- thony are natural athletes and have runner-up. tion the name Beau Jack and took out Larkin in three rounds in rematches. In 1948 he was pher, Anthony Winterburn. a future in wrestling. They should The game lost some of you would get a much differ- to win the title. Jack would then halted by the sensational Ike By THOMAS A. MILLER because they come from a family of its luster as the Badgers, who had ent reaction. They are one and defeat Fritzie Zivic twice and Williams. Jack came right back reached their pinnacle on Monday, athletes. the same. Beau Jack was one Henry Armstrong in over weight to stop England’s highly touted They are not quite as big Mother Nicole, was a promptly lost on Tuesday to Michi- gan State 64-55, but the polls had al- of the most exciting fighters of matches. Eric Boon. In eight fights -af as Hulk Hogan, nor are they as high school track star in western the 1940’s and early 50’s. In 1943 Jack lost his ter beating Boon he only lost to flashy as “The Rock,” but Anthony ready been published, so they have Pennsylvania,” dad Anthony Sr. Beau Jack was born NYSAC title to the talented bob Greco. This led to a bout with and Austin Winterburn each have was a football star in Youngstown, their current ranking, at least for a hearts just as big as the WWF super- and older sister, Alysa, is an all-star week. on April 1, 1921 in Augusta, Montgomery. Three fights later the legendary Kid Gavilan. stars. softball player. Wisconsin beat the Buck- Georgia. He began his profes- he was upset by Bobby Ruffin. The “Keed” dominated Jack When it comes to wres- Both boys are expected eyes in their first meeting in early sional boxing career in 1939 In his next fight Jack would re- and won a lopsided decision. tling performance, they put their to compete again next year. The January. fighting out of South Carolina. gain his title by beating Mont- Jack then lost to Tuzo Portu- hearts into it. Austin, five years old, league is open to kids until grade 6 Last week, OSU escaped Later Beau Jack boxed often gomery. In 1944 Jack beat Lulu guez and another Youngstown Penn State, 64-62, and clobbered and Anthony, seven years old, both and up through 12 years of age. out of the New England area. Costantino, drew with Sammy battler Joey Carkido. wrestle in the Ohio Youth Wrestling The two of them enjoy Minnesota, 85-67 to get the rank- ings boost after previous No. 1 Flor- By the time he invaded New Angott and beat Maxie Berger He did stop Lew Jen- League. It is located at Austintown wrestling in the league. They stated York in 1941, he sported a 27- at The Public Hall in Cleveland. kins but in his last 12 fights he Fitch High School near Youngstown, ida lost to Vanderbilt, 83-70. that coach Detec is very nice and 4-2 record. He scored a knock- He would again lose to Mont- went 4-7-1. He lost to Fritzie Ohio. taught them to be competitors and Freshman Greg Oden led - Austin and Anthony wres- have fun at the same time. OSU with 15 points against Penn out win in a fight at Ebbets gomery and his title was gone. Pruden, Del Flanagan and Wil tle on the Mahoning Valley Irish They also like to lead the State and 21 against Minnesota. Field and his next bout was at Jack came right back liams. He was stopped inside Team. There are a total of 14 teams lives of typical youths for their age. The Buckeyes are 12-1 in the Big Madison Square Garden. It with wins over Al “Bummy” the distance by Gil Turner and and 750 wrestlers in the league. They enjoy playing playstation, 10, 24-3 overall. would be the first of 27 appear- Davis, Jaun Zurita and Mont- in his last bout he was kayoed They both wrestle in the 49 pound football and baseball. Meanwhile, the OSU ances Beau Jack would make gomery with no title at stake. by Williams. women lost to Michigan State, 62- weight class, but never wrestle each Austin, who finished at that famous venue. A testi- He then beat Willie Joyce, drew In his his remarkable other in competition. with a record of 7-3 says he likes to 59, to halt their 17-game winning streak. mony to his popularity over the with rugged Johnny Greco and career Jack had 117 fights. Only in practice do the compete against other wrestlers his years. Late in 1941 Jack lost stopped Angott. In 1946 he was His final ledger was 88-24-5. two of them wrestle against each The formerly fourth size. two fights to tough Freddie Ar- upset by Buster Tyler. In 1947 He scored 43 KO’s and was other. Anthony, who finished ranked Buckeyes missed Brandie stopped only four times in his “They are very dedicated with a record of 9-1 says he likes Hoskins, their second-leading scor- cher. He would bounce back he was stopped for the first time and take twice a week practices very wrestling because he likes to com- er, who’s out for the year with in- to win 12 straight including in his career by Youngstown storied career. He was a thrill- serious” said their coach Dave De- pete in all sports. jury, as Allysia DeHaan was a force, victories over Terry Young and great Tony Janiro Jack suffered ing, action fighter who met the tec. They are supported by scoring 25 points for the Spartans. Allie Stolz. This set the stage a knee injury in the fight. best of his time. He truly was Detec is from nearby Lib- their two favorite fans, mom and The Big Ten’s leading for a 1942 match between Jack Back on the comeback an all time great. erty and has been coaching youth dad. scorer, Jessica Davenport, in foul Page 7 Tuesday, February 20, 2007 - Friday, February 23, 2007 Chris' Cinema Trivia & EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING On The Town  tRivia - (Romance) 1. In the 1972 ro- the violent death of her boy- MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE mance/biography "Lady friend by writing poetry? Sings the Blues," Diana 4. What film fo- Ross portrayed the great jazz cused on the "May-Decem- icon Billie Holiday and actor ber" romance that starred Billy Dee Williams was her Angela Bassett as a 40- Carl Payne stars in 'Gold Diggers' love interest, but who is the year-old, African-American Je’Caryous John- tries to convince Paisley to faithful assistant Dedra. she’ll find that winning her comic/comedian legend who woman who takes a trip to son’s romantic comedy “get paid” and Caleb’s friends As things unexpect- man back is easier said than was Holiday's friend "Piano Jamaica and falls in love stage play “Men, Money try to prevent him from “get- edly start looking up, Dedra’s done. Man" in the film? with a black man who is 20 and Gold Diggers,” star- ting played.” strength and commitment Come and witness 2. In what movie years younger than her? ring Robin Givens, R&B With her relation- captures Caleb’s heart and the power, laughter, strength did black, romantic leading 5. Who is the ac- sensation Tank, Carl Payne ship in jeopardy, Paisley turns he starts to see her in a whole and honesty as men with man Denzel Washington tor and actress that were ( TV’s Martin), Miguel to her ex-boyfriend, sports new light. money meet women who want play a Southern African- featured in the film "Love Nunez (from JuwannaMan), agent Bobby Trumane, who When Bobby re- security in a world where no American rug cleaner who and Basketball" (2000) as Chico Benymon and Essence promises to give her what Ca- veals his dark side, Paisley one trusts each other. falls in love with the daugh- childhood friends who grow Atkins (TV’s Half & Half) leb won’t. When Caleb loses realizes all that glitters ain’t Can they find com- ter of a motel managing East up together playing basket- and Patrice Lovely, comes it all - his woman, his money gold and maybe her love with mon ground or will they have Indian couple who were ball, but then must learn to to Playhouse Square’s State and his job, he’s forced to go Caleb was a love worth fight- to walk away from one an- forced to leave their home in balance their emotions when Theater Thursday, March 22 into the music business with ing for. But when other? The question is who’s Uganda after tyrant Idi Amin romance blooms between through Sunday, March 25. his brother Damon and his she steps back in the ring, taking half? rose to power? them? For tickets and information, 3. Who is the de- call (216) 241-6000. 'Dynasty' divas Collins and Evans reunite in Legends ceased rapper that starred ANSWERS: 1. Richard Caleb Peterson Payne opposite pop superstar Janet Pryor 2. 'Mississippi Ma- thought he had it all, a great In the 1980’s, Jackson in John Singleton's sala' 3. Tupac Shakur 4. problem, Paisley has a plan of Joan Collins and Linda Evens job, a nice house, and a fine "Poetic Justice" (1993) in 'How Stella Got Her Groove her own and signing a pre-nup sent television ratings soaring fiance in former model Pais- which Janet is a disillusioned Back' 5. Omar Epps and isn’t part of it. as “Dynasty’s” glamorous rivals ley Terrell. hairdresser who grieves over Sanaa Lathan As a war wages, trust - Alexis and Krystal Carrington. They’re all set to Now they are reuniting for a new starts to crumble. And an all- Movie Match-Up – (Romantic couples) get married, just as soon as version of the brilliant comedy out battle of the sexes ensues she signs a pre-nup. “LEGENDS,” which will play  as Paisley’;s best friend (Gold There’s just one at the Palace Theatre, Playhouse FILMS: b) Laurence Fishburne and Digger extraordinaire) Trina Square for a limited two week 1. 'School Daze' (1988) Kythe engagement, March 20 - April 1. 2. 'Do The Right Thing' c) Theresa Randle and Isaiah MENU TIPS Written by Tony (1989) Washington Award-winning author James 3. 'Malcolm X' (1992) d) Spike Lee and Rosie Kirkwood (A Chorus Line), As a source of vital folic acid, rice is nice 4. 'Crooklyn' (1994) Perez “LEGENDS” centers on two 5. 'Girl 6' (1996) e) Denzel Washington and (NAPS)-According of cooked rice contains ap- fading and somewhat desperate Collins Evans Angela Bassett to a report published in the proximately 46 meg. or 11.5 movie stars, Sylvia (Joan Col- surprising and hilarious resolu- Krystal Grant Jennings Car- COUPLES: American Journal of Public percent of the recommended lins) and Leatrice (Linda Evans). tion, played to the hilt by the rington on the highly acclaimed Both actresses are counted by an television series “Dynasty” has a) Alfred Woodard and ANSWERS: 1, b; 2, d; 3, Health, Americans should daily allowance and partners two stars that the world known unscrupulous young producer to as “rivals to the death” from the received five People’s Choice Delroy Lindo e; 4, a; 5, c consume more of the B vi- well with such other folic acid- star together in a new Broadway internationally acclaimed televi- Awards, a Golden Globe Award tamin folic acid for better rich foods as spinach, aspara- show, despite the fact that they sion series “Dynasty.” for Best Actress in a Dramatic Avalon, Fabian and Rydell to appear at Palace health. gus and beans, as in this recipe have hated each other for de- Collins made her Lon- Television Series and a Best Ac- Yet less than half from the USA Rice Federa- cades. don stage debut at nine in Ibsen’s tress Emmy nomination for her In 1985, three former are $55, $45 and $25, on sale of women of childbearing tion He convinces both A doll House at the Arts Theatre. work on that series. teen idols-all from the same at the Playhouse Square Ticket age and under six percent of Tuscan White Beans ladies to go along by mislead- She studied drama at the Royal “LEGENDS” was Philadelphia neighborhood- Office, PlayhouseSquare.org or teamed for a concert titled The (216) 241-6000. those 65 and older consume Chicken And Rice ing them into believing they Academy of Dramatic Art when originally produced in 1986 star- ring Carol Channing and Mary Golden Boys. Born in Philadelphia, the FDA-recommended 400 Makes 6 servings will be starring alongside Paul she was 16 and was soon signed Newman. This hilarious set-up Martin. “LEGENDS” is direct- Now in their 13th year Avalon’s early trumpet-playing micrograms daily. 1 tablespoon olive oil by 20th Century Fox in Holly- provides the background for the wood. ed by John Bowab. Joan Collins of touring with more than 400 career ended abruptly when a Fortunately, the 3/4 pound boneless, skinless full-blown comic confrontation Collins has appeared and Linda Evans join a very long shows to their credit, Frankie family friend, Bob Marcucci, Food and Drug Administra- chicken breasts, cut into 1/4- between these two divas and the in more than 60 feature films list of leading ladies with whom Avalon, Fabian & Bobby heard him sing and signed him tion mandates folic acid for- inch-thick strips and dozens of television pro- he has worked - Sweet Charity Rydell, “The Golden Boys” to a recording contract. tification of U.S. grain prod- 1 medium onion, chopped grams working with some of the productions with Gwen Verdon, from the heyday of “American An overnight sing- ucts such as enriched white 3 cloves garlic, minced Just greatest movie legends including Angela Lansbury, Chita Rivera Bandstand” have appeared on ing sensation, a movie star with rice to improve health and 1/2 pound fresh spinach leaves, Richard Burton, Bing Crosby, and Debbie Allen and Mame such major TV specials as “The more than 30 films to his credit productions with Angela Lans- American Music Awards,” the and the producer of his own help prevent birth defects. washed, stems removed, torn Bette Davis, Kirk Douglas, Sir bury and Ann Miller. closing ceremonies of the “Miss concert series, former teen idol, Enriched white 1 14-1/2-ounce can diced to- Jazz John Gielgud, Gene Kelly, Lau- By NANCY ANN LEE Tickets to “LEG- Liberty Special” (viewed by Fabian, continues to expand his rice is also low in calories, matoes, drained rence Harvey, Bob Hope, and yes, Paul Newman and Joanne ENDS” are on sale at the Play- more than 200 million people) still-growing career. fat free and a good source 6 cups cooked rice Cootie Williams Woodward. She is internation- house Square Center Ticket Of- and the ABC Inaugural special Rydell’s career spans of iron. It is gluten free and 2 15-ounce cans navy beans or ally renowned for her role of fice, by phone at (216) 241-6000 “Command Performance: An several decades and encompass- non allergenic, low cost and Great Northern beans, drained or (800) 766-6048. All-Star Salute To The Presi- es every area of the entertain- Charles "Cootie" Alexis Carrington Coby in “Dy- easy to prepare. and rinsed Performance times dent.” ment world. Williams, a self-taught trum- nasty” for which she won the Recent research 2 tablespoons red wine vin- Golden Globe Award for Best are Tues. thru Fri. evenings at The trio makes their From his debut in the peter and a master of the swing points to many health ben- egar Actress in a television series and 7:30 p.m., Sat. at 1:30 p.m. and return Cleveland appearance late ‘50s as a rock ‘n’ roll teen style, gained notice for his 7:30 p.m. and Sun. at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 10 for a idol, his career expanded to in- efits from folic acid: 2 tablespoons dry sherry the People’s Choice Award and growl-and-plunger technique and 6:30 p.m. Ticket prices are 7:30 p.m., concert at Playhouse clude starring roles in such hit According to the 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning was nominated for an Emmy in Duke Ellington's Orchestra $10.00-$50.00. Groups of 16 or Square’s Palace Theatre. films as Bye, Bye Birdie and U.S. Centers for Disease 1/2 teaspoon ground black and many other awards. from 1929-1940. Evans began her act- more, call (216) 664-6050. Tickets for the concert plays like West Side Story. Control, the incidence of pepper Williams was born in ing career while still a school neural tube birth defects 3/4 cup graded Parmesan Mobile, Alabama in 1911. girl, attending Hollywood High Zesty Pizza has decreased by 26 percent cheese. By age 14, he was School. Upon graduation, she 13104 Buckeye Road - Cleveland, Ohio 44120 since fortification began. Heat oil in large skil- touring with the Young Family was placed under contract with OPEN OPEN High dietary folic let over medium-high heat MGM Studios until her big band (which included Lester Sunday thru Thursday Friday thru Saturday acid intake may be associ- until hot. 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By KARL BRYANT the play from the book of the prominently in the play, was sad, earliest days of the black could have been better under- same name by Craig Marber- Vernon Winfrey, Oprah’s experience in America and in stood. A couple of the scenes The traditional- ry, who also wrote “Crowns,” dad, who was in attendance this aspect, it is successful. are a bit too dragged out or filled “barber shop in the a play about Church-going at the play. Darryl Allen The scenery looks uneven and a directors cut, hood” as an African-Ameri- black women. Reed plays Andre, a middle- about as authentic as a barber here or there, would improve can male enclave is brought Marberry put this aged itinerant-by-choice bar- shop built in the 1950s would the pacing. This play does to the stage in Charles Ran- project together after inter- ber (and the narrator), who look in the present day. The give an elemental glimpse dolph-Wright’s “Cuttin’ Up” viewing various urban bar- makes a permanent stop at costuming (and quick change into one of the few men only at the Cleveland Playhouse. bers around the country. One Howard’s Barber Shop, set in artistry) is exceptional. The worlds remaining and might Randolph-Wright adapted such barber, also mentioned Cleveland for the purpose of Playhouse’s audio could shed some light on why it have been turned up a notch takes an hour and a half to get so that some of the repartee a 15 minute haircut. Lucy’s Sweet Surrender Classic Cars on display at Auto Show “Pastries Too Good To Resist!” By ANDREW CARTER Prizes will be awarded in ten categories and the public will 12516 Buckeye Road The Classic Car be invited to vote on Best of Show will be held in con- Show. Cleveland, Ohio 44120 junction with the Greater The Auto Show, in (216) 752-0828 The play “Cuttin’ Up” ends its run at the Playhouse Theatre on Sunday, Cleveland Auto show at the addition to providing attend- February 25th. The play illustrated the characteristics of the male world of African IX Center. This event is open ees an opportunity to view to anyone who has a Classic manufacturers’ current mod- Americans at barbershops. Photo l to r: Darin Logan who plays a character named Car (25 years or older) who els, also gives them a chance Rudy is a young blood recently out of barber school. Darryl Allen Reed plays a wished to exhibit it to the to see some pre-production Hours: Monday thru Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. character named Andre, who is a middle aged itinerant by choice barber. He is also public and completed an ap- 2008 models and concept ve- a narrator in the play. plication. Participants will hicles. The Auto Show runs receive gifts from Penn-zoil, from Saturday, February 24 Birthday Cakes - Pastry Trays this production. barber shop in an aside to dueling ministers. Iona Mor- the competitions’ sponsor. until Sunday, March 4. Custom European Tortes - Wedding Cakes Aldophus Ward is provide some flashback in- ris performs yeoman’s work the proprietor - a septuage- formation, i.e., he used to be (Yeowoman?) by amazingly narian barber who dispenses married to a famous singer. portraying what seems to be sage advice along with a fin- (Maybe Kevin Federline a dozen women coming and Easter Specials ger wag to his customers. might have a go at barber- going in the play. She gets the Dorian Logan ing in his future.) 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Deliver 30 Day Warranty This program, The only odd 125,000 which offered Bach’s “Bran- thing about the evening was Toilets - Vanities - Sinks (Stainless Steel or Porcelain) - Doors denberg Concerto No. 2” that after the “Brandenburg and “Suite-Overture No. 1,” concerto,” “Spring” and Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” and “Summer” were performed Handel’s “Entrance of the before intermission, and the Queen of Sheba” from his short Handel piece curiously “Solomon,” was a luxuriant opened the second half of ride through royal courts of the program. “Autumn” and Europe, making you fancy “Winter” were then played what you’d look like in a before “Suite No. 1”.” Al- powdered wig. though Vivaldi composed When Vivaldi each of the “Seasons” indi- presented his violin concer- vidually, nowadays they are tos, “The Four Seasons,” he played together, so it would was literally ahead of his have made a lot more sense time. The work is often used to have offered the two Bach in music therapy, as the ac- works along with Handel’s curate musical pictures he before intermission and to paints capture the essence of keep continuity, devote the what Spring, Summer, Fall second half to “The Four Sea- and Winter are all about. sons.” In his musical Apparently, the score, Vivaldi even included arrangement was made by sonnets to accompany each Guest Conductor Nicholas season (reprinted in the pro- McGegan, who was enjoying gram) so that there could be his first stint with the Cleve- no mistaking the meaning. land Orchestra. The soloist in McGegan con- “The Four Seasons,” the ducted from the harpsichord 2nd Chance Antiques / Collectibles Buy / Selling We Come To You 4143 Rocky River Drive Cleveland, Ohio 44135 Coins * Scrap Silver And Gold Old Toys * Vintage And Costume Jewelry *We Buy Anything Old* $ Need Cash - Sell Your Antiques $ Ask For Raul (216) 251-2391 Family Owned (216) 536-5897 Cell & Operated Alumni to hold game East Tech and John Adams Alumni will hold a scholarship basketball alumni game and cabaret on Saturday, March 31st. The tip-off for the basketball game is 1:00 p.m. at East Tech High School. Donation is $8.00 and children 12 and under are free. The cabaret party will be held at the FOP Hall, E. 22nd Payne Ave., from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Donation is $15.00 at the door and food is included. For tickets call ET at (216) 965-1081or JA at (216) 752- 3042. You can also call the Alumni office at (216) 571- 0513. The event is spon- sored by the East Tech class of 1973 with the East Tech High School Alumni Asso- ciation.