Tour of Lit Steeples of churches MDA Telethon raises record $63.8 million SPORTS MENU TIPS Kid’s Corner Jerry Lewis recently made good on his annual prom- The Restoration Society will hold Bea- ise to raise at least “one dollar more” for the fight against mus- cons of Hope, a tour of lit steeples in Cleveland’s near west- Mariah Crenshaw, who is cular dystrophy. The Muscular Dystrophy Association’s 42nd side neighborhoods. Since 1995 the society has worked with three years old, is the daughter of Ira Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon set a record of $63,759,478 in Tribe Enters The Turn Your Picnic a donor-advised fund of the Cleveland Foundation to light Sampson and Melissa Crenshaw. Mari- contributions and pledges, which will fund research, services and Stretch On A Roll Into A Party the steeples of churches that can be seen from the interstate. To-date thirteen steeples have been lit, illuminating some of ah’s favorite food is french fries. Her information for people with any of the neromuscular diseases un- Cleveland’s most spectacular religious buildings. The event favorite toy is her doll Dora. Mariah der MDA’s umbrella. The 2 1/2 hour event originated live from the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa in Las Vegas. Beginning is open to the public; space is limited register early. Tour has a younger brother, Ira, Jr., and her See Page 6 See Page 7 tickets are $10 for members and $35 for non-members. For Sunday night, it was broadcast nationwide and in Canada on 190 information, call the Society at (216) 426-1000. grandmother is Rosena Crenshaw. Crenshaw stations in MDA’s “Love Network.” EVOL.ASTSID 28 No. 31 Tuesday, September 4, 2007 - Friday, September 7, 2007E NEWDaily S ISSUED FRIDAY FREE FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, 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” Cookie’s death focuses on violence in city By GEORGE GOLDMAN the porch. Cookie had just started back Being at the wrong place to school at the Cleveland School of at the wrong time is what hap- the Arts. She played softball this pened to Astev’e “Cookie” Thom- summer on a team called the Angels, as on Saturday afternoon, as she which finished second in the city was returning home from a visit tournament that wrapped up August to the store on E. 59th and Fran- 4. According to her Bryon Tobin, cis Ave. when she was trapped in Cookie had never played softball cross fire that erupted between before this summer and didn’t make two men when she was struck in the team initially, but she kept com- the neck by a bullet and she died ing back and Tobin admired her te- shortly after. nacity and talent. According to police, one Emotionally upset with of the men James Yhonquea, 20, the death of her daughter, Cookie’s of Cleveland was wounded and Thomas mother, Karen Elliott, pleaded for remains in critical condition at son known as “Big Willie” was the suspect to turn himself in as she MetroHealth. shooting at Yhonquea. vowed that she and her family will Cleveland police spokes- Wilson has been sought track down the suspect if the police man, Lt. Thomas Staco said Yhon- by the police, FBI and Sheriff’s cannot find him. quea has been arrested charged Deputy’s since the Saturday gun Cookie is survived by her with aggravated murder. The battle that killed Cookie. parents Karen Elliott and Steven Top Photo: Tracy Phil- other shooter Eric Romel Wilson Since Cookie’s death, Thomas as well as her brothers and lips, 17 years old and the sister of fled the scene and he is described their have been several vigil’s in sisters. Astev’e “Cookie” Thomas, shows off a picture of her younger sister as 5’10” weighing between 200 the Slavic Village neighborhood The funeral for Cookie “Cookie” who was killed on Sat- and 230 pounds. He was last seen to mourn her death and according was held today at Mt. Sinai Baptist urday at E. 59th and Francis Ave. wearing a green tank shirt and to her parents she was well known Church, 7500 Woodland Ave. The while returning home from a visit to brown shorts. in the neighborhood and proof of service was officiated by Rev. C. Jay the store. Also in the photo is Cook- Witnesses said that he that can be found in the piles of Matthews and funeral arrangments ie’s brother, LeeVon Thomas and a drove away in a green Mitsubishi stuffed animals and streams of were handled by William A. Gaines cousin, Pierre Davis. with a woman carrying an infant. people stopping by the vigil to do- Funeral Home. Interment was at Photo Left: A memorial According to police Wil- nate money or place a balloon on Evergreen Cemetery in Bedford. for Astev’e “Cookie” Thomas was started at the house at E. 59th and Francis Ave. where she died after she was shot. Asia Wallace and Luciano Pavarotti’s voice was divine Tanisha Haney watch over the me- By KARL BRYANT and then married into the ownership morial that contains items and let- family of the local daily, having two ters in remembrance of Cookie. With the death of Luciano children, who unfortunately both had Pavarotti on Thurday, the world has physical difficulties. Funeral held for Ronzell DeShawn Carter lost a second divine voice within During this time, she took a By GEORGE GOLDMAN engulfed love that spread to his two months. Beverly Sills, a bril- career break, devoting herself to her family, friends and cousins, es- liant coloratura soprano, died on children, but her family and the arts Services were recent- pecially Lil Doe, T-Boy, and Lil July 2nd. community encouraged her to return to ly held for Ronzell DeShawn Shy. This reporter, when quite the footlights in the 60’s. Ronzell attended Mar- a bit younger, had the good fortune She sang with the Met in the 70’s when Carter, 16, at Olive Grove Bap- to see Pavarotti and Sills perform she returned to Cleveland. tist Church, 2928 Woodhill garet Ireland School and main- when the Metropolitan Opera came In 1980, Sills retired from Road. tained a 3.4 gpa. to town to play Public Hall in 1979. singing to take over the financially- During the service for Ronzell is survived by Even in that cavarnous lo- strapped New York City Opera, where Ronzell, Rev. Clifford Carter his mother, Ayona Padgett; his cale, you could hear the richness of she had also performed, and turned that eulogized him as well as his father, Eric Carter; one sister, voice of each of these impresarios. Pavarotti Company around to be a major player contribution to society. Nautica; six brothers, Terry, Ray- The electricity that these shame, if pitted against “Bubbles,” in cultural circles. Ronzell was born on shawn, Eric Jr., Aaron, Keishawn, two performers brought to the stage as the world came to know her be- The world was certainly made December 16, 1991 in Cleve- and Erique. brought even more excitement to cause of her effervescent prescence. better by these two performers who en- land to the parents of Ayona Funeral arrangements what was then known as Opera riched the lives of so many. That will She had a stay in Cleve- Padgett and Eric Carter. Carter for Ronzell were handled by R.A. Week. Other dates that Pavarotti land, when she played Musicarnival be their lasting legacy. Ronzell was a “very quiet,” person who had a love Franklin Funeral Services, Inc., performed at Public Hall were in 13201 Euclid Avenue. Interment 1972 and 1980. He was in concert for sports, as well as music and was held at Evergreen Cemetery. on December 10, 1995 at Gund Are- jewelry. Ronzell had a spirit that na and he appeared at the Brown’s Stadium with the Three Tenors on Gasoline prices increase in area June 26, 2000. Pavarotti’s charm and cha- travelers per gallon. risma was only surpassed by his per- returning home from the last holi- Now that the summer fectly-pitched tenor voice. He made day of summer will find that gas auto vacation season is over, and opera enjoyable to millions who prices at the pump have risen 8.3 seasonal cleaner fuel require- would otherwise have not taken the cents. Currently, the average price ments will be ending in many chance to explore a genre of music of a gallon of regular, unleaded, locations, refiners should begin about which they were unfamiliar. self-serve gasoline in Northeast to have an easier time supplying Besides singing with op- Ohio is $2.89. fuel. The October contract for era companies around the world, According to the AAA crude oil is trading near $74 per he made individual concert appear- Fuel Gauge, the Labor Day holi- barrel, for example, its highest ances, and with Placido Domingo day weekend has come and gone price in a month. and Jose Carreras created the phe- along with its accompanying in- The Great Plains region nomenally-successful Three Tenors crease in demand for motor fuels experienced higher prices due to Tours. One of his last best-remem- as Americans took their end-of- tight gasoline supplies last week. bered large-venue appearances was summer trips. The situation there was mostly singing at the Opening Ceremonies As of today, the national due to ongoing refinery problems of the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics. average price of self-serve regular in the area coupled with strong The mega event concerts Fire fighters clean up debris from a car that was involved in an accident with a Cleveland EMS at - is $2.78 per gallon, according to demand for fuel. held in Italy, Pavarotti and Friends, E.116th St. and Shaker Blvd. (east). The car involved was a current black Cutlass. According to Cleveland EMS Commis sioner Edward Eckart, the EMS ambulance was traveling south on E.116th St. with its siren and lights flashing when the AAA’s daily, online Fuel Gauge AAA’s Fuel Gauge Re- which he organized with the par- Cutlass traveling east on Shaker Blvd. (east) ran into the ambulance. Eckart also said that the driver of the Cutlass was - ticipation of many pop music stars, Report. This price reflects an in port shows North Dakota with transported to University Hospital where he was treated and released. The two in the EMS ambulance were crease of 3.4 cents since last Tues- brought millions of dollars to nu- the highest statewide average transported to the where they were treated and released. day. One year ago the price of na- merous humanitarian causes. He price in the lower 48 states at also put together other worldwide tional self-serve regular was $2.74 $3.19 per gallon. concerts to benefit victims of trag- Muslims to start fasting for Ramadan AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey edies. Muslims throughout the day, September 13th through Friday, Oc- lims will meet to read the Quran.All Looking at Sills, if many world will start fasting for the period tober12th. Mosques in the Cleveland area will Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline of today’s so-called divas, especial- of Ramadan. Ramadan is a time when Muslims abstain from con- be observing Ramadan. Regular ly those in pop music, would have Muslims fast for a period of 29 or 30 sumption everday from sun up until sun Mas-Jid Al-Mu’min / IRM Today (9-07-07) $2.89 to take a vocal range test, especially days or according to the Hilal (the cres- set.After fasting, Muslims will meet Inc., 2690 MLK Dr. will be having Last Week (8-31-07) $2.81 without electronically-enhanced cent). This consist of from Hilal to Hi- every day during Ramadan for Tar-wih Tar-wih Prayer every evening. Last Year (9-08-06) $2.41 embellishment, they would be put to lal. In the Cleveland area, Muslims are Prayer. For information, call (216) expected to start Ramadan on Thurs- During Tar-wih Prayer, Mus- 721-1674. Page 2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, September 7, 2007-Friday, September 10, 2007 VANTAGE POINT YOUR HEALTH Author Walter Mosley writes 'Fear Of The Dark' 'Telemedicine' connects patients with doctors By MARCIE ROTH habilitation services primarily facilities. over the Internet. Some com- These services provide Paris Minton should "Fear Of The Dark" ble minor characters of every EDITOR'S NOTE: Marcie mon modes of the treatments underserved patients with faster, never have opened the door is filled with the sheer-nerve hue ('buttery brown,' 'cop- Roth is executive director and are Web cams, videophones, e- more frequent medical attention of his used-book store that plotting, brilliant character- per.' 'brick,' 'olive with a hint chief executive officer of the mailed photographs and Internet and greater follow-up care after day. “I’m in trouble” was National Spinal Cord Injury applications. discharge, resulting in the pre- izations, and masterful dia- of lemon') is fully evident, Association, an organization Telemedicine let an vention of further complications. what his cousin, Ulysses S. logue that prompted The Na- while his reading of the ra- dedicated to improving the Iraq-stationed pediatrician use Since telemedicine and Grant, had said. Those words tion to credit Walter Mosley cial temperature of the 2950s quality of Americans living real-time communication to as- telerehabilitation are delivered should have been enough to with the results of spinal cord sess and treat Ma'rwa. The pe- largely over the Internet, they for "the finest detective oeu- is as dead-on as ever," - Pub- injury and disease and their diatrician e-mailed photos of the rely heavily on broadband capac- send Paris running because vre in American literature." lishers Weekly families. The NSCIA is a mem- pressure sore to specialists in ity. Ulysses - “Useless” to ev- Mosley is the author He was given an ber of the Internet Innovation Washington, D.C. The special- To realize their ben- eryone except his mother Alliance. ists suggested ongoing treat- efits, we need significant new in- of 23 books that include mys- honorary doctorate by the (NAPSM)-Doctors in ment based on updated photos vestments in network capacity to - brought trouble with him teries, literary fiction, science City College of New York the U.S. are using technology to that were e-mailed every few transmit the exaflood of medical like an infection. With “Use- fiction, political philosophy, and was the founder of the treat patients as far away as Iraq days. data - the explosion of content less” it was never a “yes or - without leaving their office. During the next two straining the Internet's capacity. and young adult literature. college's first-ever degree Now that same technology will no” kind of problem; it was months, arrangements were Consider this; capac- Mosley He has been the recipient of program to train publishing treat patients here at home. made for Ma'rwa to receive ity is being consumed by band- always “You’re already in a ground friend, Fearless Jones. many awards and honors - professionals and encour- Called telemedicine treatment and rehabilitation in width-intensive video applica- mess, now how do you plan and telerehabilitation, it helped the United States, enabling her tions such as You Tube, which It soon becomes clear that unusual for a writer of fiction age publishing houses to hire to get out?” save the life of 12-year-old to return to her family. uses as much band-width today "Useless" may have expanded - including a Grammy Award more candidates of color. Ma'rwa Ahteemi, a little girl With telemedicine, the as the entire Internet consumed “As usual, Mosley whose sisters and brothers were his range of enterprise to in- for his liner notes accompa- In addition, PEN pressure sore was nearly healed in the year 2000. delivers a riveting read.” - clude blackmail. killed when an errant mortar by the time Ma'rwa arrived in Continued invest- Ebony nying Richard Pryor...And West honored him with crashed into the corner of their America. ment in broadband is critical to The unlikely team It's Deep Too!: The complete a Lifetime Achievement clay-walled home in Iraq. As The NSCIA, which this vital medical technology. After being sent - one half-coward and one she ran from the blast, shrap- facilitated Ma'rwa's treatment, We can prepare for the coming Warner Bros. Recordings Award in 2005. He has also away from the bookstore, half-renegade - find desper- nel struck Ma'rwa in the spinal supports telemedicine and exaflood by promoting network (1968-1992) and a Sundance been honored by TransAfrica cord; she fell into a mud puddle telerehabilitation, which are investment, protecting consum- “Useless” goes missing, and ate women, secret lives, and Institute Risk-Takers in the Forum, was a recipient of the and was electrocuted by fallen commonly used in the fields of ers, maximizing competition and Paris sets out to find his way- more than one dead body as wires. neuropsychology, speech-lan- limiting government control. Arts Award for 2004. prestigious Anisfield-Wolf ward cousin. they traverse 1950s Los An- In critical condition, guage pathology, audiology, oc- I was appointed Ma'rwa was taken to an ill- cupational therapy and physical Ma'rwa's legal guardian and with "Fear Of The Dark" geles with all of the dangers "As entertaining as Book Award, and served as its predecessors...Mosley's the editor for The Best Amer- equipped local hospital where therapy. her father's permission, I hoped tells the story of Paris' search, that entails. she developed a potentially life- Telemedicine is also to have Ma'rwa live with me in with the aid of his ear-to-the- talent for sketching memora- ican Short Stories of 2003. threatening pressure sore. From used to demonstrate and teach Maryland to continue medical there, she was sent to a U.S. field self-care - for instance, how to treatment and experience a child- hospital in Iraq. transfer from a bed to a wheel- hood free of war. However, I was 'From The Top' Radio Program to record from CIM However, the army chair. unable to obtain a Visa, so the doctors had little experience Telemedicine and NSCIA provided Ma'rwa's fam- The Cleveland In- 791-5000, ext. 411, Mon.- ruary 2008. treating children, chronic inju- telerehabilitation patients are ily with a satellite phone to stay ries or pressure sores. With the unable to receive these services in touch. stitute of Music (CIM) will Fri. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., or pur- The Cleveland In- help of the National Spinal Cord for various reasons including Almost immediately, host From The Top, the chased online at cim.edu. stitute of Music is a leading Injury Association (NSCIA), a mobility impairments, lack the phone was stolen or perhaps popular national public ra- NBC-TV's "Today international conservatory doctor used telemedicine tech- of qualified professionals in a sold for food. It has been nearly nology to consult with special- given area and distance from a a year since I have spoken with dio program heard locally on Show" calls From The Top that is distinguished by an ists at the National Rehabilita- medical facility. Ma'rwa or learned if she needs WCLV 104-9 FM, on Friday, "classic reality program- exceptional degree of col- tion Hospital in Washington, Telemedicine is criti- medical supplies. If she had In- December 14, at 8 p.m., in its ming." laboration between students D.C. cal to the U.S. health care sys- ternet access we could maintain Telemedicine is a type tem because it bridges the gap communication, and she could new Mixon Hall. Hosted by interna- and teachers. 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Editor's Note: gions. tice. 3. The elderly and difficulties.' desires and interests. it, whereas "strait is the The Holy Month of Rama- The Prophet Jesus Fasting in the chronically ill for whom 6. Women during It may also some- gate, and narrow is the way, dan starts on Thursday, (peace be upon him) fasted month of Ramadan is com- fasting is unreasonably the period of menstruation times mean doing or saying which leads to life, and few September 13, and last for 40 days before he was pulsory on every Muslim strenuous; Such persons of post childbirth. Fasting what one considers true but are who find it." for 30 days until Friday, called to prophethood (Mat- adult. are required to feed at least during these periods is for- is not popular and hence Islam seeks to October 12th. thew 4:2). The Arabic word one poor person every day bidden and should be made risking the anger and dis- guide us onto the path to By HASHIM A. KHALIQ Similarly Prophet sawm is used for fasting. in Ramadan for which he or up later, a day for a day. pleasure of others, some- paradise and prepare us for Moses (peace be upon him) The word sawm she has missed fasting. Duration of the times of these most near and it through worship, prayers, It's that time of the fasted for 40 days and 40 (plural siyam) literally 4. Pregnant wom- daily fast: dear. charity and fasting. year again! Many of you nights before he was given means 'to refrain', but as en and nursing may post- Fasting starts ev- To stand strong All these are meant feel this way when the holi- the law (Exodus 24:18) an Islamic term, it means pone the fasting at a later eryday in Ramadan at the under these situations and to enable us to exercise con- day season comes around. Fasting in Rama- refraining from food, drinks time; break of dawn, which is also steadfastly follow the right trol over our own lives. Usually for many dan is a part of the broader and sexual activity from 5. The ill and the a little bit before the start of path requires a great deal We hope that these Americans this season is a program that Islam prescrib- dawn to sunset. travelers can also defer their the Salatul Fajr: the first of of inner strength and self- as well as all of our articles time for joy, celebration and ers for man to fulfill his Allah says in the fasting. Allah says in the the five daily prayers. Fast- restraint- a prime moral and about our way of life a little gift giving. moral and spiritual destiny Quran, in Surah Al-Baqarah Qur'an, Surah Al-Baqara. ing ends at sunset or with human quality-to choose better. May Allah bless us Well when a Mus- in this world and in the (2-183): 'But if anyone is the call of Salatul Maghrib: what is right and then abide with patience, understand- lim says: "It's that time a hereafter. 'O you who be- ill, or on a journey, the the 4th of the five daily by it notwithstanding the ing and respect for one year!;" were talking about It is the special lieve, fasting is prescribed prescribed period should be prayers. difficulties and sacrifices. another. We welcome all the wonderful month of worship designed to de- on you as it was prescribed made up by days later. In closing, follow- "Wide is the gate, serious correspondence. fasting. velop in man the ability to to those before you so that Allah intends ev- ing the path of good is often and broad is the way, that Thanks again for Not to be con- exercise self-restraint and you may become self-re- ery facility for you; He unpalatable, and involves leads to destruction, and the very positive respons- fused with or compared to patience for the pleasure of strained.' does not want to put you to struggle against on's own many there are that follow es. Christmas, it's Ramadan, a Allah, man's Creator, Lord The importance of blessed month of joy and and Nourisher. Siyam in Ramadan is clearly Library to hold public meetings on tax levy sacrifice for the pleasure The objective of expressed in several sayings Allah (GOD). fasting is to give us human of the Prophet Muhammad Cleveland Public to the public are scheduled 3706 Pearl Road, (216) able, Jr. CPL director, will We encourage beings the power to keep (S.A.W.). 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Tuesday, September 4, 2007 - Friday, September 7, 2007 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Page 5 A Look At My World You And The Law Law protects consumers of gift card purchases Putting away childish things Consumers have A: You can go to is a weekly consumer legal been buying gift cards at as- small claims court to ask for information column provided By JAY THOMAS WILLIS I realize that young non-functional black youth. eo games. The video games tounding rates; in 2005, con- compensation of no more by the Ohio State Bar Asso- black men have difficulty It would be more have an allure that is all con- sumers spent more than $1.8 than the original value of the ciation. A passage in the finding jobs, and that this is productive to spend time suming. billion on gift cards. In June card, plus court costs and at- This article was bible (1 Corinthians 13:11, part of a genocidal plan for manipulating a computer; at Some young men 2006, Ohio passed a law to torney fees. prepared by consumer advo- New International Version) them. They at least develop least that has possibilities for become so preoccupied with protect consumers who pur- In addition, if the cate Randy Dixon, an attor- says: “When I was a child, I the best resume they can, get developing skills that might these games that they can’t chase and receive gift cards. judge rules the Ohio Con- ney with the Toledo firm of Q: Why was the gift talked like a child, I thought up early, and go looking for lead somewhere. Becoming concentrate on their studies sumer Sales Practices Act Dixon & Hayes, Ltd. Articles card law enacted? has been violated, you may appearing in this column are like a child, I reasoned like a a job every day. If they can’t obsessed with video games is and end up flunking out of A: Previously, some even recover up to three intended to provide broad, child. When I became a man, do this the most likely alter- not likely to lead to anything college. retailers placed short expira- rimes your “damages” (three general information about the I put childish ways behind natives are gangs, drugs, pris- productive, unless the person Other grown men tion dates on gift cards, while times the full amount of the law. Before applying this in- me.” There does come a time ons, mental hospitals or other is going to seek training in neglect their families while others demanded service card plus costs and attorney formation to a specific prob- for all men to put away child- methods of self-destruction. video games development, focused on these games. charges or fees that effective- fees). lem, readers are urged to seek ish things, otherwise they It seem that society tries to which is not likely. Most in- Women also become so cap- ly reduced the card’s value, Law You Can Use advice from an attorney. position black men so their dividuals are simply playing may still be considered and tivated by these games that sometimes to zero. only alternative is self-de- video games for the fun of it. treated as boys, and might they neglect their family Q: What does the gift Browns team up with culinary talents struction. Don’t get me wrong, prolong their arrival into lives and other duties. card law do? The society mis- playing video games is better The lebrity Dinner offers a wonder- manhood. So, put away child- A: The 2006 law are accustomed to seeing the ful opportunity to assist those I refer here specifi- educates and keeps young than standing on the corner ish video games before it’s insures that a gift card will grassy green of the field every less fortunate in our community cally to the fact that too many black men in poverty so that trying to find something non- too late. Then you won’t maintain its full value for two time they step into the stadium, simply by joining us at Browns young black men waste a college is barely a possibility, productive to get involved in, have to someday look back but each September they look Stadium to celebrate the best cu- full years. It also prohibits re- forward to raising some green linary talents in the area,” said great deal of time playing one mistreats them so motivation but it’s not a good use of an at your time, and wonder tailers from enforcing short with fans and supporters to help Anne Goodman, executive direc- type of video game or another. and self-esteem is low, keeps adults time. I know with the where it went. expiration terms or charging the area’s hungry. tor of the Cleveland Foodbank. Some of them have every sys- them chaotic and confused to more virtual video games de- Mr. Willis is the au- On Monday, Septem- Guests of the “Party fees. ber 10, from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. with a Purpose” will be greeted tem on the market, and every the extent they become de- velopment, a lot of adults are thor of fifteen books, fifteen Q: Does this law ap- in the Club Lounge City View by the Canton Browns Backers game made for each system. structive to the community, playing these games. How- professional journal articles, ply to any and all gift cards? at Cleveland Browns Stadium, and Berea High School’s drum They spend what money they and only hires a token rep- ever, I believe that anyone a number of magazine arti- A: No. The law does the Browns will host the ninth corps as they enter the stadium. resentation of the possible over 17 should not make it an annual Cleveland Browns Taste During the event, guests will get on games and systems, cles, and over 300 newspaper not apply to cards given as of the NFL Celebrity Dinner to sample tastes from the area’s neglecting other aspects of black men who qualifies for obsession, and even someone articles. part of a consumer loyalty benefit the Cleveland Foodbank, finest restaurants in the Club their lives. If they can’t afford various positions. younger should not be obses- His latest book, program, cards sold by non- Northeast Ohio’s largest hunger Lounge City View at Cleveland these games and systems they We also outsource sive with such activities. Why Black Americans Be- profit organizations, or cards relief organization. Last year, the Browns Stadium. They also will Foodbank distributed more than get an opportunity to “eat and can always count on dear old many jobs that could be had One of my elemen- have As They Do, may be re- given to employees by their 19.5 million pounds of food to greet” with former and current mom or dad. They sit in their by these young men, instead tary teachers would always viewed along with the other employers. agencies in six counties thanks Browns players, including Kevin room day after day playing of training them for these say, “What I am to be I am books at: wwwgeocities. Q: Does the 2006 law in part to the $105,000 raised at Mack (1985-1996 running back) jobs. Then the society gives now becoming.” I liked this apply retroactively to a card I the 2006 event. and Simon Fraser (current defen- these games in marathon com/willisjt. E-mail at: wil- Tickets are $150 each sive lineman), honorary co-chairs fashion. greater preference to illegal teacher and latched on to ev- [email protected]. received in 2005? (50 percent of which is tax-de- of Taste of the NFL. Guests will immigrants for work oppor- ery word she said; somehow A: No; the law does ductible), and all proceeds ben- have the opportunity to win ex- Even a young child Wanted Experienced from six to 17 should spend tunities than to young black I never forgot what she said. not apply to gift cards pur- efit the Cleveland FoodBank. citing raffle prizes such as Al Journalist The charity event “Bubba” Baker’s tailgate parry, time doing other things: such men. In many cases young By playing video games on a chased in 2005 prior to the showcases tantalizing dishes which includes a 42” flat-screen as reading, sports, watching black men are standing on non-stop basis young black Call (216) 721-1674 passage and effective date of from the area’s most talented television and Baker personally the news, doing homework, the corner when crews of im- men are not becoming any- the bill. chefs which can be enjoyed by delivering food from his Bubba SubscribeTo Q: If I receive a card attendees while mingling with Q’s restaurant. The raffle costs extra-curricula activities, migrants come into the black thing productive. Cleveland Browns alumni and $5 for one ticket or $20 for five chores, or whatever else the community to do work. The biggest prob- EAST SIDE with no expiration date, does current players, as well as other tickets. child’s parents and teachers Young black men lem is that too many young DAILY NEWS that mean it will be good for local celebrities. This year’s The event benefits require. When a young man should seek training in car- men neglect their studies Call (216) 721-1674 only two years? event features 25 food stations, the Cleveland Foodbank, which A: According to the allowing guests to taste signature serves more than 450 soup kitch- gets past age 17, it’s defi- pentry, electrical repair, ma- while playing these games. Newspaper For Sale dishes from local restaurants. ens, food pantries and other orga- nitely time to find something sonry, plumbing, painting, We know that once this time law, a card that does not in- This year’s event also nizations that provide food to the more constructive to do with appliance repair, roofing, is wasted it’s difficult to Ideal For Person clude an expiration date is features lively music from the hungry in Northeast Ohio. The presumed to be valid forever. popular band Run Avril Run and Cleveland Foodbank also works his time. He should go to col- bricklaying, lawn services, catch up on this time. Some Who Wants To Be Q: Does the law ap- an impressive list of silent auc- with the Cleveland Browns lege, go to the military, get welding, landscaping, etc., of these students see read- Involved In Total tion items. For every dollar do- throughout the year on additional ply to a gift card I might buy some type training, or get a these are all skills necessary ing and other homework as Cleveland Area! nated, the Cleveland Foodbank programs that give good to those or receive through an online can provide enough food for in need. For info. or to order tick- job. To keep playing video to maintain and develop the boring; they’d rather idle Call (216) 721-1674 source or from a retailer in an- four nutritious meals. ets, call (216) 738-2046 or visit games in marathon fashion is community. While all these away the hours playing vid- other state? “The Cleveland www.cleveland.com/tasteofthen- pathological. The young man services are being performed Browns Taste of the NFL Ce- fl. A: That’s a tough by other groups from another Woodland Automotive this age, especially if he has question. 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As the saying goes, “Life comes at you fast.” Soon Coleman was working his way up the corporate ladder and rais- showing since the All-Star Break with a spurt at the end of August, finishng 17-11. They survived a lack of timely hitting until that last week of August, which wasted ing a family. Neverthless the boxing bug never left Coleman. By now Coleman great pitching performances by C.C. Sabathia and Fausto Carmona, who should had become a corporate vice president with a lucrative income but he still had that PORT both have nearly 20 wins. C.C. Sabathia, who won his 16th game on Labor Day, burning desire to box. Finally Coleman made a decision that would alter his life. S S a 5-0 shutout of the Twins - Johann Santan’s eighth loss of the year to Cleveland In 2002 at the age of 40 he became a professional boxer. He walked away from a The Cleveland Amateur Golden Gloves organization will stage its - had told this reporter, “I have faith in this team. I know they’ll come through.” high paying job. He strained his relationships with family and friends but he was second “Turnpike Boxing Classic” show between Cleveland and Pittsburgh determined to pursue his dream. His dream ended in 2004 compliments of the amateur boxers at Cleveland Browns Stadium on September 8, the night before Coming through scoring five runs - tied for the high water mark in Sabathia’s last 9 games. He’s given up less than two earned runs in each, allowed only 2 HRs, but Nevada State Athletic Commission for reasons Coleman never quite agreed with.I the Browns and Steelers open the season. For information call (216) 662-7445 is only 3-3 due to the hitters’ woes. He also beat Santana 4-3 in his last outing. enjoyed this book. It was honest and to the point. for tickets. Akron beats Army at Brown Stadium

By KARL BRYANT balanced attack with 133 yards Many of the Corps of nearby Burke Lakefront Air- rushing and 154 yards passing. Cadets traveled with the team port, which has become a first In the inaugural Pa- Army defense back Jordan to Cleveland and stopped by weekend in September fixture. triot Bowl, Akron beat Army Murray did his best to keep the Air Show earlier Saturday The game will feature 22-14 last Saturday at Browns the Akron statistics down as he after going to the Indians game a Service Academy team ver- Stadium. This was Akron’s saved the day on many plays on Friday. About 50 recruits sus as Mid American Confer- first win over Army after los- for the Black Knights, leading were sworn in to the military ence team. ing three times to the Black all players with 12 solo tackles. on the field during halftime. Things will get light Knights over the years. The Zips’ Jabari Arthur caught The Patriot Bowl years tougher for Akron this Akron got on the a personal best 11 passes for was recently played over La- Saturday as the Zips travel to scoreboard first when Bryan 125 yards in the game, includ- bor Day weekend so that it is Columbus to play Ohio State Williams from Akron Buchtel ing a big 19-YD TD catch juxtaposed to the Air Show at University. returned the opening kickoff while dragging a foot to stay 70-yards, but Akron had to set- inbounds in the End Zone. tle for a FG, the first of three Initially miscalled by by Igor Iveljic from Mentor. officials as incomplete, a tele- Aptly named Akron vision replay reversed the play comeback Reggie Corner from to give Akron the TD just be- Canton McKinley intercepted fore halftime. a pass and returned it 74 yards Arthur has had an in- for the game’s first TD. teresting career at Akron since Two QBs shared time his freshman year in 2004 for Akron as Chris Jacquemain as he not only backed-up the Akron University’s Quarterback Chris Jacquemain gets ready got the lion’s share of the time Browns’ Charlie Frye at QB, to receive the ball from Zack Anderson as Akron beats the Army in the and stats, passing for 125 yards but also was one of Frye’s pri- inaugural Patriot Bowl held last Saturday at Cleveland Brown’s Stadium, and a TD. mary receivers before suffering 22-14. The Patriot Bowl will be an annual event during the Labor Day weekend. (ESDN Photo by Bill Moore) Akron displayed a an injury. A Canadian out of Montreal, Arthur was drafted Charlie Frye to start against the Steelers by the Calgary Stampeders, but eschewed the selection to Second basemen Josh Barfield has been adding his batting tal- By KARL BRYANT He named Akron’s make sacrifices and those sacri- finish his senior year. A pre- ents with a batting average of 2.44 to help the Indians remain in first Charlie Frye to be the starting fices end up helding your game season All-MAC pick, he’s place in the Central Division. Since August 15th the Indians have won 16 The Cleveland Browns QB, mentioning his past experi- out.” Akron’s 6th all-time leading games out of 20. The Tribe is 7 games ahead of Detroit in the division. are ready to kick-off the regu- ence playing against the Steelers Brady Quinn, drafted receiver. They have 23 games left to play until playoffs start. (ESDN Photo by Bill Moore) lar season this Sunday against and pointed out,” He is mentally by the Browns out of Notre Army’s scored two the Pittsburgh Steelers. Coach stronger.” Dame in the 1st round, whom TDs in the game. One was on Romeo Crennel said the team Frye, for his part, said, many assume is just biding his a short run by Wesley McMah- is ready, “Our guys have been “I think I’m a lot more poised time until he steps in as starting and early in the 2nd quarter and working hard. We feel good with my whole game manage- QB, said of his supportive role the other came in the game’s about the way they’ve ap- ment. It just comes with expe- on the bench, “You’ve got to be final minute as Peter Anderson proached the job that they have rience and being pushed by the in the mind-set of helping your fell on a blocked Akron punt in to do.” other guys (Browns’ QBs). You team out, doing whatever you the End Zone, The Zips recov- can to prepare the team, the de- ered the onsides kick to seal to fense and also yourself.” win. He said he would be Akron’s “D” held ready to step in if something unfortunate were to happen to Army rushers to 58 yards, a Frye. stat that was aided by Army In the final pre-season QB David Pevoto scamper- game last Thursday, the Browns ing five times for 23 yards in handed the defending National losses, since in college, sacks Conference Champion Chicago are counted against the run. “I know I’m okay now, doc, but I want to keep com- Bears their first setback, 19-9. Pevoto had 184 yards passing ing. You’re the only one who listens to me.” Kent State’s Joshua Cribbs punt and threw 2 INTS. return for a 70- YD TD solidified his spot as return man for kick- offs and punts and made pre-sea- son standout Chris Barclay, who Boxing Nostalgia was waived and later signed to By JIM AMATO the practice squad, expendable. Ohio State University last Saturday defeated Youngstown State Frye, in limited action, University 38-6 in Columbus as Quarterback Tom Boeckman awaits to passed for 19 yards on 2 of 5 receive the football from center Jim Cordle. Ohio State will play Akron passing, but apparently Cren- A dream fight between Ken Norton vs Ron Lyle University in Columbus on Saturday, September 8th. (ESDN Photo by nel had been impressed enough Anthony Winterburn) from his work the previous It should have hap- strategic fight but in the 11th Ali Why did this fight not week, when he led the Browns pened. It could have happened. hurt Lyle. The champ opened take place? Good question. The Buckeyes defeat the Penguins; 38-6 to an opening drive TD in their Ken Norton and Ron Lyle, two up and the referee stopped the One reason I believe is that 17-16 win over Denver, to name of the best heavyweights of the contest. In 1976 Norton would Norton rose to the top quicker half, the Buckeyes marched 75 By THOMAS A. MILLER him regular season starter. yards and used four minutes off “Glorious 70’s” era could have get his rubber match with Ali and made a name for himself Crennel and others The Buckeyes defeated the clock. They scored on a 1-yard created quite a stir if they would with the title on the line at Yan- with his bone breaking win over the Youngstown State University run by Brandon Saine to make the want to see what Frye can do have met. kee Stadium. Ali. Penguins 38-6 last Saturday in halftime score 21-3 in favor of the “with a full deck” as Browns By 1973 Lyle was an Ali got the verdict but I From that point on he Columbus Ohio at the Ohio State Buckeyes. GM Phil Savage cite. upcoming, undefeated prospect along with many others thought had star power and he could be Stadium. The game was played The half-time feature The offensive line is while Norton was already a Norton should have won the a little more selective with his before a capacity audience of was the internationally famous markedly better than the one contender due to his win over crown that night. opponents. 105,038. It was the first time the Buckeye Marching Band. This is that started last year with the ad- clever Henry Clark. In 1997 Norton would I don’t feel that Nor- always a beautiful performance to two schools palyed each other. ditions of Eric Steinbach, Seth In February of 1973 be awarded the WBC version of ton feared Lyle but I think he Both teams were coming off-sea- see. McKinney, and No. 1 Draft Lyle made is Madison Square the title with a points win over realized he did not have Jake son ending losses. Youngstown At the beginning of the Choice Joe Thomas, and should State lost a semi-final game to Ap- third quarter the announced tem- Garden debut and was taken Young. I myself thought the LaMotta’s jaw. palachia State 49-24 in last year’s perature on the field hit an all time offer all Browns QBs much bet- to school by veteran tough guy hard luck Young won a close Lyle could punch. 1-AA playoffs. The Buckeyes high of 140 degrees. The first ter protection. Jerry Quarry. fight. Whey take a change against a were defeated by Florida 41-41 in score was a 24-yard field goal by The Browns finished One month later Nor- In 1978 Norton would guy like that when Norton al- the Fiesta Bowl for the BCS Na- Buckeye kicker Ryan Pretorius. the pre-season at 3-1, but be- ton schocked the world when lose the crown in a classic battle ways seemed to be in the thick tional Championship. After recovering a Buckeye fum- fore everyone gets too wound he broke Muhammad Ali’s jaw to Larry Holmes. Norton was of the heavyweight picture. This game was ironic for ble, the most the Penguins could up, the prognosticators over and scored a well deserved up- then crushed in one round by Lyle needed Norton more then do was to eek out a 41-yard field my family. My wife, Judy, gradu- at Sports Illustrated give the set decision. Earnie Shavers. Norton needed him. ated from Ohio State in 1985. I goal by Stephen Blose making the Browns a Power Ranking of 32. Norton was not a star He barely survived to Who would have was a YSU graduate in 1983. This score OSU 24 - YSU 6. There are, ahem...32 teams in formed a friendly family rivalry To open up the final and a close decision loss to Ali salvage a draw against rough won? Lyle was a better boxer within our house. I lost our little quarter Ohio State scored on a 1- the NFL. Using that logic, the in a rematch established Nor- and tumble Scott LeDoux. He then given credit for. He could friendly wager and had to wash yard pass play from Boeckman to critic/cynics at SI think that ev- ton as a major player. The two did edge Randy “Tex” Cobb but punch and he had a pretty good her car the next day. Trevor Robinson. The final score ery bit of good news that will be bouts with Ali garnered Norton then came his scary one round chin. In the first quarter the in the game came on 37-yard pass coming out of Cleveland regard- a title shot against George Fore- loss to Gerry Cooney. Norton was a sharp Buckeyes scored on their first play from two freshman reserves. ing pro football will be unex- man. Lyle would never get hitter but he was not a devas- possession on a nine play 70-yard Quarterback Antonio Henton hit pected news. This fight was a disas- another shot at the title. After he tating puncher. I just believe Taurian Washington for the score. drive with a 3-yard scoring pass Nonetheless, Frye ter for Norton as he was halted lost to Ali he came back to out Lyle could have taken Norton’s from Todd Boeckman to Dave That made the final score 38-6 in summed up for his feelings and in the second round. In the slug Shavers in a war. shots. Sanzenbacher to make it 7-0 in favor of the Buckeyes. that of all Browns fans, stating, favor of the Buckeyes. Although the Penguins meantime Lyle would fight his Then Lyle would lose in I don’t believe Nor- In the second quarter the were outplayed by the Buck- “It’s Pittsburgh and Cleveland back into contention. one of the greatest heavyweight ton would have held up under Buckeyes scored again on a 1-yard eyes, all was not for a loss. The on opening day. I’m sure it’s Only the slick Jimmy fights in history when Foreman Lyle’s attack. My pick would run by Chris Wells. The Penguins Youngstown State Athletic fund going to be a great day at the Young would sidetrack Lyle. got off the canvas to stop Lyle. have been Lyle by knockout. finally got on the scoreboard with received a nice contracted payout stadium and everybody will be In 1975 Lyle would meet new Young would again out One other thing. After a drive of 81 yards and a 21-yard of $650,000. These two teams excited.” So hang on, wherever champion Muhammad Ali for smart Lyle and although Lyle researching this article I came field goal by Brian Palmer to make will match up once again in next 2007 takes them, here come the the title. remained a contender he was to remember just how good a year’s 2008 season opener at Ohio it 14-3. Browns! Lyle did well in a slow, never again a front runner. fighter Young was. To close out the first State University. Page 7 Tuesday, September 4, 2007 - Friday, September 7, 2007 Chris' Cinema Trivia & EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING

On The Town  tRivia - (Biographies) MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE 1. In the HBO who rejects the female, Cre- cable film The Josephine ole tradition of being kept Baker Story (1991), actress by a wealthy, white man to Halle Berry, Samuel L. Jackson in 'Strictly Business' Lynn Whitfield portrayed instead become a Catholic the great, American expatri- nun and teach slave children Warner Home by Show”), Oscar nominee ic). ate dancer who fled to Paris, to read and write? Video presents for the first Jackson (Snakes on a Plane), Eva Davis, Warner France and became an in- 4. In Livin' For time on DVD Strictly Busi- Denis Leary (“Rescue Me”), Home Video vice president, ternational sensation and Love: The Natalie Cole ness, a hilarious and astute James McDaniel (“NYPD Targeted Marketing & Ac- the richest black woman Story (2001), actress Te- romantic comedy about a Blue”), David Marshall Grant quisitions commented, “It’s a in the '20's and '30's; but resa Randle portrays the man who tries to reinvent (The Devil Wears Prada), joy to watch the young cast who is the veteran, black young-adult Natalie while himself to win the girl of his Kim Coles (“Living Single”), of Strictly Business at the be- actor that portrayed a U.S. Diahann Carroll portrays dreams. Paul Butler (Reign Over Me), ginning of their careers, be- serviceman that inspires her Cole's mother, but who is When it first hit Ann Marie Johnson (“Melrose fore all the awards and fame, to return to performing after the African-American actor theatres in 1991, Strictly Place”) and Sam Rockwell and see then shine as brightly she experiences great pain who portrayed the singer's Business helped launch the (Confessions of a Dangerous as they do today. and loss? legendary father, Nat King careers of some of today’s Mind). The film captures 2. In what musical Cole? biggest stars including Halle A young African the excitement of young mini-series do actor Law- 5. In what film Berry Jackson Berry and Samuel L. Jack- American businessman gets love and young ambition in rence Hilton Jacobs and ac- does African-American di- son, who were coming off more than he bargained for ker training program, but the for a recommendation to the a script that is at once wildly tress Angela Bassett portray rector Julie Dash have ac- their breakthrough perfor- when he strikes a deal with aristocratic executive and the training program. entertaining and insightful a '60's, lower-class, black tress Angela Bassett portray mances in Spike Lee’s Jun- a co-worker in Strictly Busi- Harlem born hipster have lit- Waymon immedi- about the complex issues of couple from Gary, Indiana the special bus rider who gle Fever earlier the same ness. Waymon Tinsdale III ) tle in common. ately agrees, but to join Bob- identity.” who take their five sons made history by sparking the year. It will sell for $14.97 Joseph C. Phillips) is climb- When Waymon by and Natalie’s world, he’ll Strictly Business (Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, '60's Civil Rights Movement SRP. ing the corporate ladder at a falls for the gorgeous Natalie have to learn to be “black” (1991), Street Date: Sep- Marlon and Michael) to au- when she was arrested for Academy Award major real estate development (Halle Berry), he has no way from the ground up. tember 18, Order Due Date: dition for Motown Record's refusing to give up her Jim winner Berry (Monster’s firm as fast as his Ivy League to connect with her - until he Strictly Business August 14, Pre-Book Date: President Berry Gordy to Crow seat for a white pas- Ball, X-Men: The Last degree will take him. Bobby learns that she and Bobby are is directed by Kevin Hooks June 28, $14.97/No MAP, become the most famous, senger? Stand) stars opposite Tom- (Tommy Davidson) is work- old friends. (“24,” Passenger 57) from a Rating: PG-13, Run Time: musical family in history? my Davidson (“In Living ing in the mailroom and hop- Bobby proposes a screenplay by Nelson George 93 Minutes, English Dolby 3. Who is the Color,” Bamboozled), Jo- ing a brother will give him a trade: He’ll introduce Way- (Life Support) and Pam Gib- Digital 5.1, French, Spanish light-skinned, green-eyed ANSWERS: 1. Louis Gos- seph C. Phillips (“The Cos- boost into the company’s bro- mon to Natalie in exchange son (The Urban Demograph- and English subtitles. actress/singer in The Cour- sett, Jr. 2. 'The Jacksons: age To Love (2000) that An American Dream' (1997) 'Shackin' Up!' comes to 's State Theatre portrayed the story of Hen- 3. Vanessa L. Williams 4. riette Delille: a quadroon in James McDaniel 5. 'The She's a woman who tie the knot with her long-time (Shirley Murdock), who can't pre-Civil War New Orleans Rosa Parks Story' (2002) seemingly has it all. But at- wealthy boyfriend, Jamarcus fathom how a daughter she torney Chastity Moore (Elise Hansen, Chastity offers what raised would even think about Movie Match-Up Neal) is missing the one she thinks is the perfect com- Shackin' Up. (the Jacksons: an american Dream) thing her parents want her promise - take marriage for a Je'Caryous John-  to have most - a Husband! six-month test spin and begin son's "Shackin' Up!" comes ACTORS/ACTRESSES: Feeling the pressure from Shackin' Up! It's a move that to Cleveland at the State The- ROLES: her father, Wayne Moore doesn't sit too well with Chas- atre on Thursday, October 25 1.Angela Bassett (Lenny Williams), to finally tity's mother, Patricia Moore through Saturday, October 2. Lawrence Hilton Ja- a) dad, Joe Jackson 27. Tickets are for Thursday, cobs b)assistant Suzanne De- MENU TIPS $33.50; Friday, $39.50, Bal- 3. Holly Robinson-Peete Passe cony, $29.50; Saturday Mati- 4. Billy Dee Williams c) producer Berry Gordy nee, $35.50 and $29.50; and- 5. Vanessa L. Williams d) mom, Katherine Jackson Neal Leon Turn your picnic into a party Saturday Night, $45.50 and $39.50. To purchase tickets call (216) 242-5000 or www. shuns the outcasts, Devon (NAPS)-The sun is add that special "something" Play-houseSquare.org. opens his heart to them and 'From The Top' radio program to record shining, the weather is warm, to every meal. Things are going sets Chastity's heart on fire in and there's not a cloud in the The bright red, yel- The Cleveland Insti- Show" calls From The Top Just well for the couple - until the the process. tute of Music (CIM) will host "classy reality programming." sky - it's the perfect time for low and green colors of the air-condition breaks in their When Jemarcus From The Top, the popular Hosted by internationally re- outdoor entertaining with fiesta fresh mango salad are an national public radio program nowned pianist Christopher condominium. Tempers start stumbles upon Chastity and heard locally on WCLV 104-9 O'Riley, the program will feature family and friends. appetizing, enticing invitation Jazz to flare leaving their relation- Devon in the heat of the mo- By NANCY ANN LEE FM, on Friday, December 14 at young musicians from the Cleve- While lemonade for your guests to celebrate ship on life-support. When ment, things will really get 8 p.m., in its new Mixon Hall. land area and beyond. From The The program is pre- Top showcases the stories and and sandwiches are deli- the flavorful festivities of your handy-man Devon Warren shaken up! cious, why not serve some- outdoor summer meals. sented in partnership with Young musical performances of excep- King Oliver (Leon) comes to fix the air- As the smoke clears Audiences of Cleveland and tional pre-college age classical thing exciting with a tropi- At first taste, it's sure condition unit, what he finds and the dust settles, valu- WCLV 104-9 FM. From The musicians and each one-hour Top's visit to Cleveland is also program features performances cal flavor? to be the life of the party - leav- C o r n e t i s t a n d is a beautiful woman in a suf- able lessons will be learned. Try combining the ing everyone wanting more of presented with assistance from by five soloists or ensembles bandleader (Joe) King Oliver focating relationship - and he Witness the laughter, power, the InterContinental Hotel. Tick- ages 9-18, who are often accom- exotic taste of mangos and its fun, fruity flavor. was born in 1885 in New Or- is more than willing to give strength and honesty as emo- ets for the taping are $25 each panied by O'Riley. and can be purchased by calling From The Top is heard the sweet snap of bell pep- For more delicious leans her mouth to mouth resusci- tions collide and secrets are pers with crunchy jicama. recipes featuring mangos and His career began in (216) 791-5000, ext. 411, Mon- on more than 250 stations coast tation. revealed when everyone from day-Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., or to coast. It is broadcast in Cleve- hometown brass bands, dance Add a dash of ci- information on selecting the Chastity fights her the poorhouse to the pent- purchased online at cim.edu. land on WCLV 104.9 FM on bands, and other small groups NBC-TV's "Today Saturdays at 5 p.m. lantro for a little extra "kick" right mango, visit www.man- feelings to give her relation- house starts Shackin'Up! in Crescent City cabarets and and you'll put the fiesta in go.org. ship with Jemarcus a chance your family outing! bars. 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John H. Sheard Confer- History is be- of a 12 member board, Board, appoints Juris- Ohio), The Bishop Clif- ence Banquet will be ing made as this college out of which is elected dictional Bishops. ford L., Kimbrough, Jr. held on Thursday, Sep- of bishops’ conference a Presiding Bishop The Juris- (Ohio Northwest), The tember 20 at 7:00 p.m. will be held during the who governs affairs on dictional Bishops are Bishop Walter E. Jor- Bishop Neaul Haynes 100th year celebra- behalf of the general given ecclesiastical dan (Ohio North First), will be the Banquet tion of the founding of church. responsibilities, in an The Bishop Warren E. speaker and tickets are Church of God In Christ To facilitate assigned geographical Miller (Ohio Central, $50.00/person. and the 90th year cel- the immense respon- area, and they comprise and The Bishop Beu- The Church of ebration of the Church sibility in keeping the Board of Bishops. ford Terry (Ohio North God In Christ is a 100 of God In Christ being continuity and order In the state of East). year-old Pentecostal established in Ohio. throughout the church, Ohio, there are five ju- For informa- Perry Sheard Haynes Holiness organization The presidium the Presiding Bishop, risdictions: The Bishop tion call (216) 721- T h e p.m. Christ, Inc. Internation- which was organized of the church consists along with the General F.E. Perry (Southern 0572. Bishops of the State Bishop F.E. al. in Memphis, Tennes- of Ohio will host the Perry, Bishop Walter Speakers and see in 1907 by the Late Board of Bishops’ Con- Jordan, Bishop Clif- presenters during this Bishop Charles Harris Poker Walk to benefit Special Olympics ference of the Church ford L. Kimbrough, Jr., conference include Mason. The public is lander Inn on Put-in-Bay, Law Enforcement Torch pics provides year-round of God in Christ, Bishop Warren Miller Bishop Charles Blake, It has grown invited to “Poker Walk on which is serving as host Run for Special Olympics sports training and ath- Inc. from September and Bishop Beuford Bishop John H. Sheard, to be the largest Pente- Put-in-Bay,” an event held hotel for the event. Regis- from all levels of the law letic competition in a 17 through 20 at the Terry, are the host for Bishop Roy L. H. Win- costal Holiness Church to benefit Special Olym- tration gee is $25 per per- enforcement community. variety of Olympic-type Crowne Plaza Cleve- the Board of Bishops bush, and Bishop Chan- and the fifth largest re- pics Ohio, on Saturday, son. The Torch sports for children and land Centre Hotel, 777 with the bishops of dler D. Owens. ligious denomination in September 29, from 4-7 Further infor- Run’s mission is to raise adults with intellectual mation and pre-registra- funds for and awareness disabilities, giving them St. Clair Avenue at 7:00 the Church of God in The bishop the world. p.m. As part of the tion forms are available of the Special Olympics continuing opportunities Poker Walk, participants from Special Olympics movement. to develop physical fit- Church to celebrate 65th anniversary walk to select Put-in-Bay Ohio at (614) 239-7050 It derives its ness, demonstrate cour- establishments where they or sooh.org; or further in- name from its journey age, experience joy and The Olive church. p.m. collect stamps for use on a formation from Katherine throughout the U.S. and participate in a sharing of Grove Missionary Rev. Ronald Rev. Edward tally sheet. Mielke at gotmilky@fop. Ohio, carrying the Flame gifts, skills and friendship net. The “Polker Walk at of Hope for Special Olym- with their families, other Baptist Church, 2928 Burke is the pastor of Gray is the pastor At the end of walk, participants gather Put-In-Bay” is an event pics. Special Olympics athletes Woodhill Road, will the church. of the church. The and submit their tally that supports the Ohio Special Olym- and their families. celebrate their 65th The celebra- Chairperson is Jose- sheets for poker cards. anniversary on Sun- tion will continue on phine Torian. Those with the best poker day, September 16 at Sunday, September For further hands win portions of the 3:30 p.m. 23 with Christine Val- information, call proceeds. R e g i s t r a t i o n Rev. Clifford ley Church at 3:30 (216) 721-1012. begins at 3 p.m. at the Is- Carter is the pastor. 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